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The British Chess Magazine Volume 26 1906 (1906)

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e town in which it was printed. No copy exists in the British Museum. Ross PINSENT. RoyAL SOCIETIES CLUB, St. TAMES’s STREET, LONDON, S.W. GAME-ENDING. The position given below arose after Black’s 36th move in a game played at the last Ostend Tournament between Duras and Suchting. BLACK (HERR… … WHITE (M. DURAS). 51 P—Q4 51 Resigns. (a) There is no saving the game. If the Queen retreats, then P—R 6 follows with deadly effect. ERRATA.—Will our readers kindly note that in the position given at page 387, the Black Bishop should stand on K R 4 instead of Kt 4. e ‘

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