| Jul-19-13 | | optimal play: <<<<<<CENTENNIAL CHESS CONGRESS.> [By Telegraph.]>
Melbourne, October 17.>
In the fourth round of the chess tourney to-day... Stanley began with bishop's opening against Charlick, who ultimately suggested a draw, which was accepted.> The scores stand thus : —
Crane, 3 wins, 1 adjourned game ;
Charlick, 2 wins, 1 draw, 1 adjourned ;
Tullidge, 3 wins, 1 lost ;
Stanley, 2 wins, 1 lost, 1 drawn ;
Lampe and Brocklebank, each 2 lost, 2 won ;
Higgs and Hay, 4 lost each.>
- South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA) issue Thursday 18 October 1888> |
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| Jul-19-13 | | optimal play: <<<<<<THE CENTENNIAL CHESS CONGRESS.> THE MAJOR TOURNEY.>
At board 2 the fight was... stubborn. Mr Stanley, who had the move, chose the King’s Bishop's Opening to which Mr Charlick rejoined with the Berlin Defence. After a time Mr Stanley forced Mr Charlick to weaken his centre, on which the attack of the Victorian representative was directed, and for a while Mr Charlick had a difficult game to play. In the end, however, after a series of exchanges, the positions were left so equal that on Mr Charlick's proposal, Mr Stanley accepted a draw. In accordance with the conditions of the tourney, these gentlemen will meet again, on which occasion Mr. Charlick will have the first move.> Time - Mr Stanley, 1h. 48min. , Mr Charllck, 1h. 46min.> - The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.) issue Thursday 18 October 1888> |
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