e Handbuch, is unusual, and has not been much analysed. Mr. Mlotkowski also corrects the statement in the Handbuch as to 4.., Kt—Q B 3, wide Book 2, page 182, column 20, note 30. Played by correspondence between W. R. Pratt, a well-known player of Washington, D.C., and ee W. Gruer, then of Oakland,… … to B—Kt 3 7 WHITE (W. R. PRATT). To avoid KtxP, followed if ae» Knight takes by P—Q 4. 14 KtxQP : P R 700-0200, Taking a fine advantage it P-QR3 of the position. The game is a : : : good illustration of the embarrass- = ns as Bard has oe os ment into which White is often ae PICpeane plunged trying…
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