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The British Chess Magazine Volume 34 1914 (1914)
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yed on account of chances of a draw. 19 R—K 7, Q—Q 4; 20 Kt—K 6, R—B2; 21 Kt—B7, RXR; 22 R (Qsq)—Ksq 25 R—Q5 25 QxR, Q—Qsq; 23 Q—K6ch, 26 Q—Kt4ch 26 K—Bsq and wins, but probably K R— K sq was the correct move. ere If 26.., K—R2; 27 7 ry —Q B3, RXR (if R—Q 4; 28 Ig Kt—K4 Ig P—Q Kt 3 —K/7,); 28 QxR… … YY Y YY wy Bi § Faw inl 8 Ee R (from K 4) 29 Ktx BP Wye WY C& 7A R—Kt3ch 30 R—Kt5 R—KR3 31: RxPch WHITE (SYDNEY CHESS CLUB.) KxR 32 KtxRch K—B sq 33 O—QO 6ch 21 Kt—B 6ch RxQ 34 KtxR QOxP 35 R—Ksq A bold sporting sacrifice, in- » QO—Kt 5ch 36 K—Bsq fusing some life into the contest. P—KR4 37 P—B5…Chess · Periodicals · Periodical · British
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