. Jas. Mason played throughout the tournament with a steadiness in remarkable contrast to some of his erratic performances in previous encounters, and he well deserved his position as second prize winner. In the first round he was opposed by Jasnogrodsky, who opened with a Queen's Pawn game, and… … WHITE (JASNOGRODSKY) to play, 13 pieces. had an easy victim in Gossip, who
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