Max Judd vs Harry Davidson (1876)

Max Judd vs Harry Davidson
Philadelphia (1876) · English Opening: Anglo-Dutch Defense (A10) · 1/2-1/2

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Jan-06-11		markbstephenson: evidently white has a perpetual check, so why was this game not a draw? Did Judd lose on time?

Mar-18-13		Tabanus: This game was probably drawn. The crosstable in "The Brooklyn Daily Eagle", Sept. 7, 1876 has 1 1/2 to 1/2 for Judd vs Davidson.

Mar-18-13		Tabanus: <"The Brooklyn Daily Eagle", Sept. 7, 1876 has 1 1/2 to 1/2 for Judd vs Davidson.> Sorry, 1/2 for Judd and 1 1/2 for Davidson.

Mar-19-13		Tabanus: The Evening Post (New York), August 19, 1876: <In the Centennial chess tournament at Philadelphia yesterday Barbour and Mason played the first game, which was a draw. Davidson and Judd followed in a fine game of three hours, which was won by Davidson. <A second game between these two players was a draw, after a hard contest.>>

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