xPdis.ch; 26 B—Kt 3,QxBch! 27 PxQ, RxPch! 28PxR, BXBP! 29 B—R 3, RXB ch! 30 K xR, R—R sq mate. | Tinsley’s win against Gnnsberg at the Manchester Tourney of 1890 (Diagram No. 17) was in its way little less remarkable, and though it may be objected that the Q sacrificed was only a promoted Pawn, and… … Though the Yorkshire champion’s experience of international chess is not extensive, he earned the right to inclusion in the present honour- able company through his game with Balla in the Postyen Tournament, where a clever sacrifice of the Queen enabled him to avert a dangerous attack, and should…
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