Pardon, George Frederick, 1824-1884 · New York, F. A. Stokes Co · leaf 40
pieces that may lie immediately in theirpath with a white square behind. Arrived at thelast squares on the adversarys side, the men be-come Kings, and are crowned by placing one manon the top of the other. Kings take and moveeither forward or backward. THE MOVES. AND METHOD OF NOTATION. 37 CHAPTER… … The Board Numbered.This system of numbering does not necessarily 38 DRAUGHTS. take place on the board itself, but is rather employedfor the purpose of enabling the players to note themoves on paper, and to play without seeing theboard. The moves of the pieces—we repeat ourselves,in order that the…
Checkers · Backgammon
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