irs, 1922. given in M.C.O. (p. 164, col. 67), 11 Kt—B4 but without the moves P—K B4 Te on each side, and is continued ie eae etter an II.., B— 16 PxP, = ae | P—B 6, KB4, to which ‘White replies Q—B2; 18 25: Pp! B—B 5; 12 R—Q rt; but perhaps Liss 19 Q—Kt 4, Bx R; 20 Kt—B5 Kt x Kt is now possible.… … still 13 P—B4, O—Q2; 17 BxKt.. 18 PxB 18 P—QO5 v. J. H. Blake, Weston, 1924.
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