The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
COLUMBIA wins AT CHESS
DEFEtTs HtRp tRE ~ THIRD
ROtND az ROT M iuENr.
Cambridge piaycrs Zen s~csnd piare- Rrs.
:; erees to >dJusiicaie Ons Game
which May change scorr-E. Z. Cas-
well PYesems Medals TO the winners.

For tho seventh time in the history OF
tho intercollegiat. chess tournaments be-
tween Columbia. Harvard. iale and Prince
tDn Columbia carried OF the honor~ OF the
ninsteenth meeting bv defeating Harvard
by the moore OF %, ga mes TO ) in the third
and hnal round. contested at she Vest side
Republican Club yesterday. The nnsl
total OF the Rins aud white quartet reached
81 points oar 81 a possible twelve Thanks
TO two forfeited games Yale TOOK tho ma Itch
from Pr'nceton nv the score OF ! to /. IN
consequence OF which tho New Haven
players were placed sscohd with n total of
seven points They had fully earned their
success. however. b., tho nns victory over
Harvard on Friday. which practically eliB,i
mated the crimson team from tn. contes .
% far a. chief honors wers concerned.
Princeton. handle a ped b. rho ahSen". III
one PLAYER on FRIDAY and Of two Yesterday.
ma poor showing With -, points
: This wears winning team consisted of
e n. RamsieIl. IL. law. +. T.. Glucs. II.
,. Beadle. ~ y. captain. and \ N.
chiids. II With the exception OF Capt
Beadic. who hairs from Washington. u e .
all the members OF tn. champion team
ere New Workers. Gluck. who had had
poor luck In the first two rounds pulled
himself toget her Yesterday and WAS the only
member OF his team 70 win ousrigh, More
over. hs accomplished tn. downfall OF
Capt. Byerlv of Harvard. who had two
wins tn his credit The three other Column
bia players drew their games. although the
one at the fourth board in which Chiicis was
in 'r-stsd ami which was declared dra WI by
Louis Helm. director Of the Tournament
and 50 recorded. was sent to the referass
for review upon demand of Harvard's cap
tain. lh,lds. a. we'll as capt. Beadle and
Ramstell. who vas placed nj the head tat -
throughout the tournament contributed -
20 ats to the Columbia total and Clues
added n single Columbia finished with
clean record of victories. having won IN
succession from Yale by 2 10 l. Princeton
by tn and Harvard by - tor, IL IL
Just possible. that the record of the Column
b'a- Harvard match may be changed to
t'@ ~ the Adjudication OF the IhIlds Harris
game should deN elop a win for Harris
The respective positions OF the several UNI
Nessiiies IN the tournament. however. will
su1er no change,
The following IL the position under con-
rock on oi,l, pawns on ORA. ,okta. M and
harris. Harvard. black Ito move King
ON A.. rock on ~. bishop on QB+. pawns
on ORA and kBi five pieces.
HsI ng PIE e against two pawns, Harris
and me res, OF the harvard team beliey Ell
that the superiority ia tIlateria was equiv
s sirns to N'n N.yerihelsss he had CON
in endes, oring to force 1t. In order TO
WIND up the days play. which othsrv ise
might have continued until midnight. 1t
VA greed to ALLOW the director make his
Harvard as promptly appealed
As soon as the Columbia score assured
victory brief recess VAS held. IN the course
OF which Edward 4. Ca-weii. Yale 20.
originator Of the annual tourname nts for
the 4. ~. \ v Lea que. made happy
speech OF consratulation and presented
medals 10 each member OF the olumbia
team. The eral college wells were given
with will and. quiet restored, play was
resumed in the unfinished games
In the morning tn. players were the guests
Of Mr. taswell at a brrakias at the Yale
Ciuo The time limit Mas discussed, but il
was finally decided not to change il II
was also proposed TO amend the article in
the deed OF git of the intercollegiate trophy
TO admit all graduates within sew en- years
after mntrtculation. This. however, was
referred to the advisory board
Appended are the palrings and results
of the final round