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... to K 5 2. Anything. 3. 15 mates. The following game was recently played in the Handicap uov pending at the City of London Chess Club. [Buy Lopez' Knight's Game.] White (Mr. Df. Vere). [Black (Mr. ZukebtortI. 1. Pto IC 4 1. I'to K 4 2. Kt to K B 3 2. Kt ...
... MATCH. The match between the Chess Clubs of Oxford and Cambridge, which now bids fair to become an annual event, is fixed lor Friday, March 27, the eve of the Boat Race, and will take place at the rooms of the City of London Chess Club, Milk Street, Cheapside ...
... TIIE UNIVEBS1TY CHESS MATCH. The second match between the Chess Club of Oxford and Cam bridge took jdace last (Friday) night, at tho rooms of the City of London Chess Club, Milk Street, Chenpside. The players selected 011 either sido were as follows Oxford ...
... MATCH BY CORRESPONDENCE, BET VIENNA AND LONDON. The long ponding match between the lenua ai Loudon Chess Club for a stake of 100?, has at L decided in favour of London the Vienna players their resignation of the first game on Monday last, circumstances ...
... Q to K Kt 8, and mates next move. We subjoin the deciding game in a Match by Correspondence, just concluded between tlie Chess Clubs of Glasgow and Dublin. The companion partie resulted in a draw. [The Wing Gambit. 1 WniTE (Dublin). Black (Glasgow) 1 ...
... and cricketing men are now lost in the multitude of champions representing the various departments of athletics, billiards, chess, racquets, and tennis, while archery, croquet, and the like, are apparently only waiting their time to be included in the list ...
... river. All the world looks on at the classic contest of the year, and victories at Lord's, at tennis, racquets, athletics, chess, billiards, and we blush to write it bicycling, arc but poor consolations for annual defeat on the river. ...
... our best attention. Correct solutions of problems will be duly acknowledged. Problem No. 14. A Pr:z3 Problem in the British Chess Association Tourney. Motto Why so, prithee BLACK. WHITE. White to play and mate in three moves. Solution of Problem No. 13 ...
... 17. The following problem forms one of the set to which the second prize was awarded iu the Broblem Tourney of the British Chess Association. Motto: Ultima Tiiui.e. BLACK. The following game, which is chiefly remarkable for its curious termination, was ...
... THE AMERICAN CHESS CONGRESS. J he grand tournament in connection with tlie third American Chess Congress, held at Chicago, was brought to a conclusion on tlie 15th of last month. We learn from tlie New York Turf, Field. and Farm that our countryman, Mr ...
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