m one, and without the aid of verbal memory, is a feat which, apart from the testimony which M. Binet produces, might well be deemed impossible. It is evident, as his enquiry brings out, that blindfold play is by no means a simple thing to explain or understand; it depends on the possession of many… … Herr Zirkenbach won the first prize in the recent meeting cf the Saale Chess Association. — — eet Dr. Tarrasch, we hear, has announced his intention of playing in the Columbrian Chess Congress, and it is nearly certain that M. Tchigorin will do the same. Years ago Mr. Blackburne used to be noted as…
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