"Inside" checkers, an exhaustive analysis of selected games played between the best masters and amateurs, being a revelation in scientific play for beginners, amateurs, students, and votaries of the game (1922)
Walker, Walton W · Philadelphia, D, McKay · leaf 40
GAME NO. 6 37 MOVE 48. 2-6. A more subtle scheme. For 26-31, 27-24, 31-27, 6-9, 14-17, 9-14, 17-21, 19-15, 11-18, 14-32 wins. … 49. 14-17. This shows that Black sees the win, and plays for White to attack the man on 11. 50. 6-10. Now, if 11-15, 27-24, 15-18, 10-14 wins. 51. 17-21. Still waiting for 10-7, 26-31, etc. Refuge from the king. 52. 10-14. For the "shot" 21-25, 19-15, 11-18, 14-21 wins. 53. 26-31. Crowns the man to…
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