NoTeEs BY S. PASSMORE. Kt—Kt sq 23 Q—R 5 23 WHITE, BLACK. B—QBsq 24 Kt—B5 24 J.B. Burnet. Mr. G. A. THOMAS. Bx Kt 25 KPxB 25 P—K 4 1 P—kK 4 wm WN A Q—B6ch 26 K—B sq 26 Kt—K B 3 2 Kt—QB3 prewar eaten K—Q sq would obviously B—Kt 5 3 P—QR3 lose immediately. \ B—R 4 4 Kt—B 3 QxBP 27 R—Kt 7 27 Castles 5… … oO Aw sufficient material to inflict a damaging UL CA blow on the natural weakness of Black’s Q side. WHITE (MR. BUKNET). B—B 2 12 BxKt 12 basucweheccebeaae Giving White a fine PxB 13 Q—R 6 opportunity, which is taken full advan- 13 tage of. Black still had a chance by QO—Q 3 14 Kt PxB P 14 28..,…
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