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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 41

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11 15 2 6 30 26 20 24 24 19 26 22 7 3 Black wins 15 24 6 10 26 31 28 19 22 17 27 24 a. The idea of this move is to coax 32 27, towhich Black repHes 7 11, 29 25, 11 16, 25 22,3 8. R. T. Ward won this against R. Salla-way in a match. b. The correct reply. c. It is surprising that Banks should be… … 7 1122 18 5 917 13Drawn Black to move. 19 15 gives the most trouble, but will notdraw. See Game 114, Jordans AmericanChecker Player. The usual way to play up tothis win is as follows: 9 14 23 16 8 12 23 16 22 17 12 19 25 21 12 19 11 15 17 10 7 10 32 27 25 22 6 15 17 13 9 14 15 19 21 17 2 6e 22 17…

Jordan, Alfred, 1870 · Banks, Newell W., 1887 · Checkers

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