The Morris Systems Checkerist (November, 1926) (1926)
edited by Newell Williams Banks, published by Morris-Systems Publishing Company (Detroit, MI) · leaf 11
did not know Shapiro leaves his trunk play as drawn at some well known draw. In the last issue this position: of Ernest Jackson’s column in the Col- Black 2, 4, 11, 12, 13, 16. umbia State, we have an example of such White 14, 19, 20, 23, 25, 26. a game. George W. Simms, of Charlottes- ville, Va.,… … T- 2 10-15 19-23 23-27 Now play 2-6, and we diagram the posi- 30-26 31-26 30-25D 24-28 tion as problem No. A; then instead of 19-24 15-19 32-27 F27-32 2-6 play 13-17, and we form problem No. And now we have Roger’s draw. Notes by George W. Simms Problem No. A A—Foolish; 31-27 would have won by By…
