The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

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o,s 's n ~ ,S 10 1 p.S 81 mors e sss
~ u then II. o,H On and wins.
>, "r Necessary because OF inc powerful ,nr-s'
-" sack hasten, The drawn conclusion
The postponed match for the champion.
he ile match Tor hrst prize pending from
The last O-'"nd congress. 1917. IL fixed to
sIytaen games are 10 be played. the winner
OF a minimum majority OF two games to
he 'hs VICTOR The prizes are .Ooo rubles
90 ruhles TO the loser
Magnu- smith. former Canadian cham
giving Day when he Won firss Prize In both
81 the rapid transit tournaments ARRANGED
by the BROOKLYN Chess Club In the after
smith winning with clean score OF seven
divided the second and i nTi.es each s saas
Tourney and The H Inn. m m's ten .es sns
move After four rounds twelve With the
oes, scores TO their credit played ,hre.
additional rounds. smith. who was classl-
fed as special A. also emerged winner VI
IN" evening tourney. DIR t. = %dair and J
= Randall dividing the second and third
/ prizes
play ing against a strong team OF eighteen
players ~ IN" rooms Of the Mercantile LII
brary Chess Association Of Philadelphia.
wh.!e he spent four days last week. Frank
!. Marshall made the fine score OF twelve
wins and six drawn games remarksblee
that III. rni'aa states chess champion
e-sayrd the Rice gamb,t AGAINST such OPP
: T Sharp and " Eschn.r. all OF which he
drew William Napier NJ scranton,
Pa. former British champton, wa. n phIla:
too tested the Ric. gamhit The upshot
9! the play was that Marshall. Napier
Misheissn: who e aScompanyinx Marshall
snmblt a. sound
The Staten Island Chess Club has en-
tered the championship series OF the Inter
borough Chess Lea que. replacing the New
, York Ches- Club. which has decided not Ia
Compel. this seasoH = y Hodges being
"a member OF the Staten island club
In letter reCeiN ed m this city from "
/ Wither> OF Lexington. NY reprr-en "a :
two OF Jackson W showaitsr. the former
stated that the former United States cham
plon Was not az this limo prepared for a
Showalter might come 70 New York IN the
latter part OF the winter II needed for the
annual cable match against Great Britain
which has been scheduled for March ~
and - Marshall. however. has decided TO
attend the International tournament AZ
san Sebastian. Snain. and must BE- there
by February 10, In the meantime the la tier
u touring the country and will not return
until the latter part Of January
Cornell has challenged Columbia TO a team
match on five boards TO he played in New
York on December - and will send
Perkins, ~. A. Enrich. IL. A W Clurman
'iE q II Reich. u. and G. =. Simonson
"a The match will take place in the rooms
Of the Rice Chess Club
AZ the rooms Of the Rice Chess Club In the
Cafe boulevard the chess players OF Co
lumbia I University tried conclusions with a
team hf -ev en- players representing the
Rice 4. & with tn. result that the home side
eme rg~d victorious by the close score Of
TO , u. smith. =. II Child- and T. T..
Gluck won their games for Columbia. The
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