CRICKET
... PtIRM7, - - -: Thel telstf~ Worcester btigaanboedw wicet fel oran additional 37 rnther being no suggestion of & stand. Sharpbwe xed weI and they badl:y need oneo w nr ei able men. Score an~d analysis- ...
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... 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 ...
CHESS
... 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 ...
CHESS
... 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 ...
SPORTING
... of I ~--I Dded IRACING ther ?? than -EW-ASTLE4 NOTES Eer Ttesday Night. Oy many. nntk-ountry f aorksi st the t4 fond thonbt tha the orth_ had at lst pro- u xed-awther greatbors in Lmnrley M ...
CRICKET
... - TH CA.TERSUAY WEEK. Amy hope that the recant weather would Ir- Pr. pove waa destined to-suffer thorough destrao le and a more miserble day than that experieiic d ie yestarday on tbe.St. Law ...
SPORTING
... RAOINQI MANCHESTER NOTES. Friday. The cry is still they come. At Manchester to-day, the latest importatin from America was the jockey Danny Maher, who signalised his arrival by steering a co ...
THE BISLEY MEETING
... THE .B1SLEY MEETING' Bradtleld ?? l91 llbzaU ?? -17? &!enalmond ?? l89 Felsteal ?? - IS7 vern ?? 188 TH:E BARLOW. Th6 B5rlow, a serviee rti ev-ent for TYNE, tea shots at 200 axld o00 yard8, ?? inother ...
SPORTING
... RACING. f3 t] KPTON PARK NOTES. p Friday Night. I The Stockbridge stable, which shelters those tI two great 'chasers, Manifesto and Drogheda, 3 would appear to have lost its formn,and, altho ...
CHESS
... 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 ...
DRAUGHTS
... &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 ...
DRAUGHTS
... 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. ...