Jordan vs. Banks match games for a purse of $1,000.00 and the restricted world's checker championship (1914)
Lieberman, Harry, 1892- · [Kansas City, Mo., Printed by Burd & Fletcher] · leaf 26
ted anywhere in spaceand in their right position. His mental imagedoes not include the checker board as a back-ground. I endeavored to learn from Mr. HarryPillsbury, when he visited this city, how he pro-ceeded, and what he saw when he played a blind-fold game. His explanation was interrupted, and… … A. T^^ VALENTINE, Rock Island, 111. President American Checker Association—Official Referee of the Match. When Mr. Reed or Mr. Pillsbury played blind-fold he moved first in all the games, or second inall the games. Mr. Banks alternates in the open-ings, which gives a much wider scope in the…
Jordan, Alfred, 1870 · Banks, Newell W., 1887 · Checkers
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