The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-23

against Macleod at fifteenth move.
Davis, much encouraged by a little
praise for his good fight against Lynde,
beat Chaplin after nice struggle.
Third Round.
Major winners -
Lynde az. Spencer. x
Auxmahn, IS. Jellett x.
Elliott. Cohen
Comes up under the rules to keep Ell
Hott, the by. busy.
Major Losers. Class No. L
White. Black.
IByl.gggeIow, e.. Clark. X.
Davis. g D. Bafo Gd
Lewis, 81 x. McCleIIand
Guy Thompson. HfH..
Major Losers-Class No. p
Geo, Thompson, 90. Macleod. x.
Pianttn. SO. Chaplin X.
White Black. s,'s ~
You'd, 35 x. Clark.
Minor Losers-Ciass No. r.
Do wdass as D. sb sack.
Mi Minor Losers, Class No
White black
Parsons. IL x. StrEfey ~
Huxmann had the better game at the
eleventh move. Jellett's queen, con-
. trary to mis- custom, being on the out
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his middle game beautifully, and
steadily forced his opponent to loss.
Spencer's game against Lynde very
soon developed into a fierce counter
attack with his own king intrenched
behind Whites isolated advanced
pawn at S Z, as follows: White-K *
r, O @ B 2, B K B, O S 2, s @ r 4,
pawns at @ R 2, K S 7, K S 2, K R 2.
Black-K K S, @ KRIS, R @ r, B @ A,
B @ 5; pawns at @ r 8, @ B 2, X r 2.
The following moves were r B 8 CHI
B x r. The weakness of Whites po-
sition being the PARKWAY knight.
Cohen had lost game with Elliott,
but he pluckily played on in the hope
that dissolution might supervene-but
1t did not
Clark got Bigelow into scrape by
sacrificing piece, and the doctor
adopted the worst kind of Fabian tao
tics, arousing Clark's ire and protests.
Gould lost piece r to Lewis by
gross oversight, and subsequently the
game-about the only bad blunder of
the tourney.
Fourth Round.
Major winners oRIc,
White Black.
Spencer, IS. Elliott, x.
sHuxmann &c X Jeliett
%Huxmann brought up from lower class
to give Jellett a game.
Losers, Class No. Il
White Black.
Hllman, 40 x CLARK.
loser Losers = class No. -
White. Black.
McClelland, 81 x. Cohen.
Davis As. Bfgel9W, x.
Guy Thompson, 81. Chaplin, x.
Spencer early won piece and SEEM
ed in this position to have a won
game: Is. s
K, X b 8, s @ 2, pawns at @ r 2,
@ s 2, @ B 3, K a, K S 8, X r q.
Bfack-K K s, @ K B 8, r K, r. @ r,
B @ B, pawns at Q r 2, Q B 2, Q B 3,
@ A, KB 2, KR2
But here the Little Demon did some
fine playing and made Spencer play his
very best to hold the advantage, which
he did till nearly an assured win; then
he Numbered as badly as he could and
1T was all over.
E. P. Elliott wins the championship;
Jellett, Huxmann, Spencer and HiIlman
tied for second place.
Huxmann and Jellett played quite
fast without any perceptible advantage
at the twenty second move with
queens off and slow; game probable
for there seemed no room for brilIiancy.
Here Huxmann played with great
ffnesse and held blacks kings rock in
his corner with this position: White
TX @ 2. r @ B, r @ B T., S Q 4. pawns
at @ r 2, @ 2, @ 5, K 4, K B 8, K r 2.
Black-K X B, r X r, r @ r., * B
8, s @, pawns at O r 8, Q 9. @ s 2. @
8, x B 8, K s 8. K r 2. From this
Black was shortly relieved, but at the
expense of the @ p. From this Hulk
mann played strongly getting passed
pawns together on K toEQ files, with a
sure win in sight. ~