The Morris Systems Checkerist (September/October, 1926) (1926)
edited by Newell Williams Banks, published by Morris-Systems Publishing Company (Detroit, MI) · leaf 12
Page 203 A Dual Solution An ending from a correspondence game played between Messrs. Chandler and Hardy, taken from Herbert Morrall’s “When we saw this in the Leader, column in Boston Globe. … Black to play and draw Then we called on “Gid’” the lazy Boy whom Abel says is crazy The diagrammed position has a dual But at checkers is a daisy, solution; one leads to-a: draw by 6-10, For to see if he would know 24-19, 2-6, 19-12, 20-24, 27-20, 11-15, 18-2, 9-27, 2-9, 5-30 draws The other…
