Vocabulary of checkers; a dictionary of words, terms and phrases used in the game called checkers, or English draughts (1909)
Call, William Timothy, 1856-1917 · New York [Schlueter printing co.] · leaf 144
e-saw orWiggle the king. Philosophers game: A game of medieval andearlier times, not at all like draughts. It has beendescribed thus: It was played on an oblong board, eight squaresone way to apparently sixteen squares the other way,with twenty-four pieces on a side, eight of them beingcircular in… … BL.\CK A\Tiite to play; Black to draw. Solution: 4-8. 29-25, 31-26, 2-6, 8-11, 12-16, 32-27,25-29. 27-23. 29-25. 23-18, 6-10. 18-14, ia-17, 21-14,25-21. 14-10. 16-19, 11-16. 21-17. 16-23. 17-14. 107,3-10. 23-19. 14-17, 19-16. (ai 17-21. 16-11, 10-14,26-22, 5-9. 13-6. i-io. 22-17. 14-1^. 17-13.…
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