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The British Chess Magazine Volume 29 1909 (1909)

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ordinary position of the forces when set out for a game. ‘The idea is to reach either a certain definite position, or some particular result, in a given number of moves. Mr. Jocock offers a prize of one guinea for the most successful solver in the competition. A solution as short or shorter than… … WHITE. than four moves. Black now Castled, whereupon White, aided by a weak move on Black’s part, mated in two. But the question is: How was the diagrammed position arrived at, in accordance with the terms mentioned ? BRITISH CHESS FEDERATION SECOND PROBLEM ‘TOURNEY.— Last month we gave the bald…

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