The draughts-player's guide and companion : a guide to the student, and a companion for the advanced player (1890)
Dunne, Frank · Warrington : F. Dunne · leaf 93
e the bettergame; and if 10-15—then 22-17, 15-22, 25-18, and again White has thestronger position. (e) Our Scottish contemporaries stated that Blacks game was hope-less after this move, but we dont think so. (f) This appears to us to be the losing move. 1-6 is much stronger.It prevents the… … 21 148-1129 2515-1825 2118-2221 1711-1517 137-1014 72-11 Drawn BLACK. Black to move. 12-1624 20 8- 1228 24 9- 1424 19 (a) 11-1520 1115-2427 207-16 Fourth Game.— Dundee. Black, Mr. Wyllie. White, Mr. Bryden. 20 11 3-7 22 187-16 18 9*5-1425 2216-19 23 1612-1922 17 4-829 25 8-1125 2211-1531 27[i)…
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