ons of Competition Problems No. 1 and No. 2 are as follows, and my work both on them and on readers’ solutions have been considerably lightened by the help of the gentleman who has so kindly presented the prizes. The problems in question I once more repeat. | COMPETITION’ PROBLEM No. I. After many… … WHITE (II pieces) B 5, it may cause trouble. _K g2z;.Q bs; R bi, fi; B fq; QBS ss P a2, C5, e2, e€5, g3, h4. Black to play. | | The: possible continuations are: (a) 1.., P—Q6; (6) 1.., QR—KI; (c) 1.., R—Kt2; (d) 1.., K R—B1; (e) 1.., R—Q4;; {f) r.., R—Q2; (g) 1.., QR—B1; (hk) 1.., P—Kt 3. (a) Is…
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