The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
HHB CHESS PLAYERS CORNER
LASkER ON "THE LIFE AND
GENIGS o. PAUL MORPHH!"
Tue Chn@plsa % Give q ssesna Lecture
rae cei1ege cabAs Chsss NlnaeA
Late season LlVssy-h1ay Ds nsns'
tore fsarney-Noees ard PFSb1suns.

-Lnee o1A8o1 LlNe1y-Mag Dc q wmo
tsrs' rssruey-NSes ard Prssas~as'
Although MstropObtan cksss piayOu
had No reaoon % eOWplain about TIE lach
- tassTs~siaw contests dmFinu GhS usagou
i which h drawing 20 its clOsr. great ebert
ere being made 20 wilma up thinOs IN Neu
ferk win tsTtaininH mat.f-N. sxnthi'
t,ona and tournsnssats.' A. TN AanAat.An
Chess Club. the prsmisr Fssort In the cry
. Rrest many Affairs arc StM On TIE pro
| GTamms In the lice cheSs Ciab TIA oAan-
alnussrsnt and sAeaFtalnmsns for ~
msaioese and thsAr many fFAsnds Nha
are weekly aftsndlng the clubFOoO DURING
the SrogrSaa ef the Gamss.
| a. lie aroohlyn Chsas Club. where ehs
comtinaAua tournament 10 haVinR len houno-
aaead. % h intended 70 begin the annual
ichAmpionahip tournament either thAs week
or nsxt. and the l-~ssr leagues and Clubs
are still havInR their -funmsnta' ae their
inisrctfy and interlsagus and club matches.
tn make the ehess PLAYERS ssiil hsppAer.
| Champion lssSer noe comsa With ths
anaoSnosmsnt that he viii give Q esooad
lecture on The Life and Genids % Paul
MorDhy. and follow ing his address he Nli
1--WE an exhibition of Emalt Lnso1s chess
a. the reception room In Terrafs G@rden
on Tuesday evening of nsxt N"ek. We
codld ncar~cely have seleOsed . 1Rsr sub
Ject. and 70 10 reasonable 90 suppose thas
his ssScnd venture vii he still BsOre cue
ceexful than ~hen he faced an aadiencs
% eVsr 90 PLAYERS on the sabjsct cf -keA-
-on. the l'ar-nt % Beauty Q fOrtniGht
Aa@
When speaklng 20 q srN repres~nt alive
On his s~cond lecture. the chaU.Uioa STATED
thai he would ma again Fsad his address.
but deliver u ex ,er'pOre. Dcnt you
ase. ~ said. I felt ~ ny hr~s lecture thai
] could hnt % FUN iussios TO myssu By
reading the address. 1hroagho0t the
reading u seemed TO me % u the andisEos
- not - closely In touch ith me - 10
ought 70 have been. Maybe ! an mi~taken
In this SAN I shall mover again rs@f m
sddress. Of course. I shall carefully pre-
Dar~ my Ie~tnre and ] truss ] shall b sue
csp&ful In nv seeoBf Try
The tenth annual intsroolla gate cable
ohsss match will be played - the Hotel
savoy. London. and AIsxandsr Hall.
Princstoa University eampus, between an
American Students and an eqasl 7umbsr
Of Oxford and CambrtdaS men Rsxt satur-
day. all the prelim mary pFeparati0ns having
been complsssd last week. Ths suceessfal
match Of last year vas also played a.
Alexander Mall. and. % oil be rememoered.
was brilliantly won By the Americans.
Who nov hold the Isaac I. Rice trophy.
News comes from London that the follow
ing stHdsnts have been selected 90 repreesns
the British universities: n Lob. wercesssr:
A. p. Watsrhsld. Chriss Church: n. n.
n. Z. Foaasr. Trinity. and v, n House.
Trinity. or O. n. Stevens TIE nrst three
named ere from Oxford and the four latter
named from Cambridge.
The American COMMITTEES has decided %
play tho sollowtA9 men: n. 7. whitaker
and n. l. Dander. UntNsrsisy % Asnnayl-
vania: ,. n Chandler. TAls; Lw. sasphsAs.
Princston: l. Tollns. cosnshl. and q. Burgess.
Yale JaEnss Mortimer VIII reprsssnt the
~ the British representative a. Princston.
whIls julius Ftnn has been selected %
NsS Jsp..y chess players arc soInS TO
ss 49,; sA, seS j sSs IN = sI .,s4 assss
kSfiss cAsss ciub n srasd noaslsr issn
S n. S. So s d. . sss Ts ss
BE-. ma . y: &. Ssssf
psrisees. vhieH, hey hlni. mIeki cone d
useful on this trio
cen plsisd the manuserips Of bic boob on the
6urg, Witch recently apPe&sed IN German.
90 hand In sddit ON 70 ihs history II he
tournament the hook vii bring all the
game. played n the ,n,sgnAitonal master
grams and other inlsrestiAg uiustrAtLons.
ne doctor has Kindly PLACED the sdvancsd
ses . q s.Ensns ws Ssss saSdAy
series % the most Interesting games viii Be
pTtntsd IN thee columns
CUB = sSsaSsI S.. Srs II nivsr ssy
champion and Harrison B. Wed of the
q lFn1i n a n
hibitiOn Fiveh BY the latter az the rcous
Of the Manhattan Chess Club Thursday
ma n. rs INA sr. .-veSs.sr ssrs a.sas.sd
% Ses sAS :; ne sS nal SsSy c sSs
d.onsrssSn " 81 On mise. err .lSu.ansso sSs
ana hlindfold play before the nsemo~rs Of
brSesSs InSi ,aST 1870 en1 ~ N.
eiRsd tssrH Of Alo~ny ard 1roy slHysrs ..
s . ." ssd a. inalSiasSliy. the former
g and .sS i1ssSr ,,s s't S:@
Ies other vist"rs Being Downs, steIisr Iad
ss1iSish. Tsspssrie e" ard PSesi q roy roy
scored ther eemss 70! TIE Losing side
or Ai SsIssLosSoS1 N June ast pr.vio sI 70
the oeU9TN4fr o. inc paINAlb4NNN N Nue 1
forthcoming Hamoura International CON- |
grees. TMR SrN Will b snabsed 70 give fuller |
particulars next week
A. Andsrpon. Class "a. Curt. Class special |
A, and J. HstIn, Class 1B, uers the wtnnsrs |
Of the three psrcentaGe prizes IN TIE thrss |
monthe continuous tournament lust con- |
cludsd q tho brooklyR chess Club. W |
Leman. Class %. captured the special priEs |
Tor TIE hiEhsst segfsgate " VICTORIES Dr. /
J. n TaoeF, Who Was Won't 90 win tho priss. |
uon more Ramss, but did not qualify as /
prime winnsr. rhs LEADING scores.
Tgsps.s Ta.gs NSs Les. ~
&. Curt .............. - - = Ms \
HssT ............ 20 - !.
oth~r com pstttors Who made high per- |
centases but Of whom al DID not qualify !
wero A n Bierwirth. .eI1; { W, KaJhles. 7
,ss5; r E. Cobb. ESQ; " 81 q vlsssr.. 80. /
~ R1sssII. sie; T. Goldsmith. sis: Ii ". !
rsr.si ~: ~. v Sis ssGt ss ~ '" w.
,hs E S N 5issr,cs csss. Ei1S Se.s sSs
Sss nash 1ssS " 70 sS points. ~
B@s Esa.y- Ds. c. pyts, M..sa.s &C:
1 Z q sss.sIl.. pi. q tSSi
". y. Rudolph hsinlelm ...-... .
! 4 3 FSyc y {. ssScssrt.. ...... v
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