... F ?? DRAUGKH TS, MANCHIESTRp. WLEPCLY TiXS. FRIDAY, October 19, 1900. SOLUTTON TO PROBLEM No. 905. By F. Paszey, Brisbafie, QueCns~and. Black men on 1, 3; icing 31. White men on 5, 8, 12, 21; kzing 4. Black to Inove and win. 31-26 26-22 1-6 22-17 3-7 17-10 21-17 17-14 1-5-1 1-10 10--3 Black wins. 5-1 allows the neat terminatien above. Should, howcver, White throw 14-10, Black wiuls by a Nv1l- ...

... Onec more, once more we hear the roar The various welkins reniding; Once mare, we see bold Ruggermen free In rivalry contending. Once mcre the patriotic flame's Aglow through every town, Whose nval elubs contend for Falae's imperishable Crown. * * The Rugby football season, so far as the Northern Union is concerned, promisesto go one better over all previous Eeasons. The trivial fond records ...

... CONDUCTED BY DR. A. WAI{LTUCI. MANC~irSTERt WEEKLY rIME.s. 1RIDAY, Juzies, lg:,) PROBLEM So. 1.04. Tourney No. XLT. Black, 7 pieces. White. 8 pincos. White to Slay, and mate in two movec, 8 p 7 1 P7 I Ktltt ' k p P 21 2 n b Xt 3 lbQ 21 , ~ ~~ ~ 23S 1 1 113 61. PROBLEM No. 1,C43. Tourney No. XLII. Black. 7 pieces. g |Pite. 8 eeeA. 0 ] ~White tn play. uld ;ate in three moves. 1,l 8Ilp3p211Kt3L~ ...

... DRA~UGHTS. I i VmAqqxwim WninRy TIMER. , FeRDAy, November 30, 19G0. ANSWERS TO CORRE!PONDBN . Tyro (MOSton).-Your soution of Problems No. 911 and 91? nre beth correct. Lee's Guide for openings, and Gould's Problem Book foreond- games, are the workl we should recommend. Both works may be lfac from the publisher J. Gould, Soutl).street, Middlesbrough. W. Clerg (Bolton).-Much obliged for ...

... CAIESS. CONDUCTED BY DR. A. WAHIImT -T MANCHESTER? WEIP:K.Y rl3,Es. 1 RIDAY, July ra, IV-X PROBLEM so. 1 O54. Toarney No. LIII, Binck, 6 tviec em. White, 6 pieces. White to plity, andl maeo in two inovc;, '6 (I I 8 1 2 p 5 3 Kt p 3 1 b 1 k p) Kt; 3 1 3 p1I P 21 1 K 6 1 5 13 2 1 PROBiEM1 Yo. 1,055. Tourney So. IIV, Bb13' a. 10 meces. White, 9 pieoee. W7hite to pt&V. and mrte it rhr. cv ...

... CHiiS. CONDUCTED BY DR, A. WAHLTUCH. MANChESTER WViEzICLY TrINIES. FlrDAY. August 3,1900. CO-NCLUSION OF OURi TITNTh rROl3T.E I TOURN'Y COMPE'.U TON' AND SOLFING CONTIST. No. 1,057, published last weak, was the last problem in our tenth tourncy competition and solving contest. Altngether we have liven fifty-six problems, viz., 32 two-movers, and 24 threo-milovels. The name3 (if the six prize ...

... CIIHESS0 OONDUCTED BY DR. A. WAlHLTUCH, IANCHESTER WEEEIY TImnES FRIDAY, Ootober 12X 1900. PROBLEN1 No. 1,069. By J. Crowthor, Wteinoboastr, specially contributod. Black, piaco. White, 6 pieces. 8 I 8j21t3 R 181 BB 6 5k2 13P414K31 White to play, nnd mato in three moves. SOLUTION O' PROBLE1M. No. 1,067,-By V. H. Turner, Pendletor. 1, Kt (K 6)-Q 4. Black. White. Black, 'WhitL. I ISt- 7 2 Xt-Bs 5 ...

... &NaRSaTo0- WXPnLT Timsg. FrIuDAY, November2,19G0. ANSWBBERS TfO CORRESPONDENTS. T. Poizer (Ardwick).-Havo written you. ro pro- blem received, R. Watkirn (Pulford.-Thanla for problem and criticisms on games.. Will examine game at earliest opportunity. A. Eempster (Bury),-We have not sufficeent knowledgo af the game in queetion to warrant us offering en opinion. Your solution of Problem No. 906 ...

... MAINCUEMTEPt W^EEKLY TilI!ER. FRIDAY, April 13, 19G0. ANSWERS TO CORRES'ON'DENTS. C. Barber (riiphtown).-The Mancheiter contingent leave.-Victoria, Station (No. 6 platform) at 10.50 p.m. Thanke. SOLUTION OF PROBLEM No. 885. By Mr. S. Sarraga, Pendleton. 11-8 11-16 14-9 27-23 9-6 7-10 &o. 7-11 3-7 19-24 24-27 27-31 Drawn. 8-3 al6-20 ta) If 15-10,thenl4-18,10-3,18-15,&c. Drawn PROBLEM 'No. 886. ...

... 5TMNCIIEST.R WVF:aFLY Tt?.trc FRIDAY, January 2;. 1g3, SOLUTION OF PRJOBLEVI N. C By J. A.MIenzie. Edinl)urgil. White memn on 10, 30, and 32: king, a1 . Black nmen on 2. 16. ant 20: king on ,2. 32-27 17-14 8-1; 17 --22, 11- ' 22-17 10- 7 14 -17 15-11 26---19 W., 30-26 2-11 26-23 22-26 :, PROBLE.Nr No. 875. By the Draughts Edlitor. White. f ?? Mlaed. to ?? arit 16n. \Vo saws tr above li-tt: ...

... . I CONDUCTED BY DR. A. WAHLTrUJH. MANCUFS£ra WPSyl\7 TIIMES. 0 I A~oH2 aFRIDAY. December 7, 1930. PROBLEM No. 1,078. By W. II Tarner, Pendleton. (Specially contributed), BIimLk, 7 pieces. White, 8 pieces. 4R31 5p2 II KI p4 ?? 3p4 IlPI r3kt I 3 R P 1 Kt II1 4 Q 3 1 White to play and mato in two moves, PROBLEM No. 1,079, By W. H. Turner, Pendleton. (Specially contributed). Black, I piece. Wbite ...

... FOOTBALL OF THE. WEEK. NOTES, NEWS, AND GOSSIP. BY OUR SPECIAL FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENTS. ASSOCIATION. Nothing was so remarkable concerning the F.A. Cup-ties of SatuTdaV last as the generally even character of the play. In only one of the six- toen games was there anything like a runaway re- sult, and in this case it may be attributed to the wide difference between the two clubs. Another feature ...