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The Morris Systems Checkerist (July, 1926) (1926)

edited by Newell Williams Banks, published by Morris-Systems Publishing Company (Detroit, MI) · leaf 25

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Page 168 A—A hidden defence. END GAME B—The blind move that shows the important The following is an end game position part the king plays in the solution. that came up across the board between C—3-12, 18-14, 13-22, 14-7, and White is just W. J. Wood and a Waukegan, IIl., barber. in time to box the… … Black—1l, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 17. Drawn C—If 13-17 Black must return 6-9 to draw. Black to play, White wins. As played: The star moves in trunk denote only moves to 11-16, 14-10*, 7-14A, 24-20, 16-23, etc. draw. White wins. D—7-10, 14-7, 3-10, 24-20, 16-19, 20-16, 19-24, 27-20, 10-15.—Drawn.—W. E.…

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