The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10

is III !,s% s Hs \; Gu IL, Si :
20 R-N'''h h" s.HH'HH!! disc. r ~ On
"a, The same continuation follows il black
'"6 il lilac. play. .e2; r!r then fo'iCvs
ch - Bxkt. rSr Oh; -. Is IA, Sc.
Il will have TO be admitted mat the
line of play pres, utel is highly interest
ing. II must. however. not he imagined
BY the reader thai I've other Variations
worked out by the Progressive men are
less entertaining.
When Tug ~ y man called ON pr.
Rice on Wednesday evening ~ his resi-
d.urc iu 10, Hotel Nusuuit amt "N-
plti ,l to him that his friends - a."
Progressive cluh had sI"'"'-de"l o. go
iablishing tine SuuWiu.~S OF his E1'nult
he was d"li-uirl. and When a dcs Tjpi!oN
of .um. OF iNu Variations VAS given 10
linn. Tor tho first time IN 'i%ut"rn
| months hc requested that a chess table
and men hc brought to him, hs'auso he
Was most duNiouS to see SunU of the Hines
of play. II is a most remarkable" com
| vlrnce that lhr. Rice together with the
Rice gamhit seemed .,nost wholly ic-
covered.
n men who brought about this re-
suit were i. bernstein oscar that"s. lr
". Keidauz. T.. q. Morris and T.. Tencn-
wurzel.
The meeting of the Mctruu"i tam
Chess lcagu. Ia rrCculN a. IA" Ma
haitian CHESS club resulted I'm tine tiou-
ton at the u"w constitution ana by
laws aud the appointment "f tn" i"ilu"
Ing additional m"nberS Of the executive
committee: " T Ryan, staten island
e. e.; A. j. Maudell. columbia luiyer-
s,ty. and \ Hollis. Washington Heights
q. q. These. together with n" officers
of the league. ". NJ. Russell, " NJ d"
Wiser, \. Il. BARKER and Il - Nahr-
burg, viii draw up rules for ih" forth
coming iutrr,lul, competition for the
championship, now h"ld hN the HrooklNu
Chess 'luh Entries viii ,lo~r on GO
t"hor -. The Empire 'lty Chess cub
has juitcl the lrtgu, TN" Newark
Chess club, on the "'n,r hand, hUs r"-
sigucd, but the resignation Wa placed
on the table
The auuua, championship tournament
or tho Rr"oklyu th"sS cub viii start o.
pr"uic' ~. ru" entries received 80 i'"
err" II = lltck t,haWpiuu), \ S'hror-
irr. NJ Scl'r""'icr, Ga N'h~Itl,r' = Is.
prrN,us. a. t.rNrll T. T.. It,!cy
and T. e. llclp The nominating CONE
muttcc. consisting ~ T. e S,luN,', DR.
John Il sheffield at"l H. Is. Mount, ha
placed iu nomination four director III
ho voted on at the anuunl meeting ~
follow = Hose, pr. : r King, G. "
kallcs and Il II. Roy,
Boris kuStics of RutttpCSt, aftcr VS.
ltius New orleans. W.T. last heard ur iu
Madison. WIS, Beginning next Muudty
II IS his Intention Ia visit in turn SaCi-
nav. Detroit. Toledo. Cleveland. 'olum-
bus, indianapolis. Cincinnati. Lexington,
Louisville, Nashville. birmingham,
Montgomery. Atlanta, Columbia, lta-
leigh, Richmond, Norfolk, Washington,
p~ittshur., Harrisburg, Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
T. j. Marshall and Charles lufe hav,
contested the INST of "A series of matCl
games at the Rice gamhit at Mlrshtil'
Chess DivaII. - West Th!rty-siNtl
street, New York, the result being a
=, draw, Jaffe had the white side OF tn,
gtmhit and the game lasted thirty-onc
moves. This opening Is ALSO being pm
to a severe test nj the Progressive Chess
club preparatory TO the publication of ;
nual edition Of the book ~ the gamnit
Appended Is the sixth and 'ual game
! playcd by the intern Il RUSSIAN masters
AT Trlh"rs iu order to test the sound.
+, ness Of the Vienna opening