| Jul-23-13 | | optimal play: <<<<<<THE CENTENNIAL CHESS CONGRESS.> THE MAJOR TOURNEY.>
The sixth round was played yesterday...
At board 4 Mr. Stanley played the Centre Gambit against Mr. Tullidge, who resorted to the Steinitz move of B to Kt (ch). The Warrnambool champion certainly played below his usual strength. He allowed Mr Tullidge to advance a pawn to Q R 7, the capture of which Mr. Stanley subsequently effected at the cost of allowing Mr. Tullidge to turn his king's flank. The game was then over, and Mr. Tullidge scored it as his fifth successive win.> Time - Mr. Stanley, 2 hours 12 minutes, Mr Tullidge, 1 hour 8 minutes.> It has been arranged that play shall be suspended for to-day, and that it shall be resumed at 10 a.m. on Monday.> - The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.) issue Saturday 20 October 1888> |
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| Jul-23-13 | | optimal play: <<<<<<<CENTENNIAL CHESS CONGRESS.> [By Telegraph.]>
Melbourne, October 19.>
The sixth round in the major tourney of the Chess Congress was played to-day... Stanley played the centre gambit against Tullidge, who scored his fifth win.> Play will be resumed on Monday morning.>
The scores at the end of the sixth round were : —
Crane, 5 wins, 1 unfinished ;
Charlick, 4 wins, 1 drawn, 1 unfinished ;
Tullidge, 5 wins, 1 lost ;
Brocklebank, 4 wins, 2 lost ;
Stanley, 2 wins, 3 lost, 1 drawn ;
Lampe, 2 wins, 4 lost ;
Hay and Higgs, respectively 6 lost.>
- South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA) issue Saturday 20 October 1888> |
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| Jul-23-13 | | slapwa: 32 ..., Bxd3 33. Kxd3, d5 was simpler. |
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