 | Howard Staunton - 1860 - 650 sider
...particular square, it must be the square occupied by the King mated, not by the Man giving mate. VII. The player who undertakes to win in a particular manner...must be governed by the regulations before laid down. RULES FOR PLAYING THE GAME BY CORRESPONDENCE. I. In playing a game by correspondence, the two parties... | |
 | Howard Staunton - 1871 - 652 sider
...particular square, it must be the square occupied by the King mated, not by the Man giving mílte. VIL The player who undertakes to win in a particular manner...odds must be governed by the regulations before laid dowu. RULES FOR PLAYING THE GAME BY CORRESPONDENCE. I. In playing a game by correspondence, the two... | |
 | Charles A. Gilberg - 1881 - 566 sider
...square occupied by the King mated, not by the man giving the mate. THE FIFTH AMERICAN CHESS CONGRESS. and either draws the game, or wins in some other manner,...must be governed by the regulations before laid down. BULES FOR PLATINO CORRESPONDENCE AND CONSULTATION GAMES. I. In playing a game by correspondence or... | |
 | Charles A. Gilberg - 1881 - 568 sider
...mate. and either draws the game, or wins in some other manner, must be adjudged to be the loser. la all other respects, the play in games at odds must be governed by the regulations before laid down. RULES FOR PLAYING CORRESPONDENCE AND CONSULTATION GAMES. I. In playing a game by correspondence or... | |
 | Manhattan Chess Club - 1882 - 32 sider
...player who undertakes to win in a particular manner, and either draws the game, or wins in some otl\er manner, must be adjudged to be the loser. In all other...must be governed by the regulations before laid down. HOLES FOR PLAYING CORRESPONDENCE AND CONSULTATION GAMES. I. In plaving a game by correspondence or... | |
 | Heinrich Friedrich L. Meyer - 1882 - 364 sider
...manner, and either draws the game or wins in some other manner, must be adjudged to be the loser. > 46. In all other respects the play in games at odds must be governed b^ the regulations before laid down. RULES F0R PLAYING C0RRESP0NDENCE AND C0NSULTATI0N GAMES. 47. In... | |
 | Henry Chadwick - 1895 - 56 sider
...not by the man giving mate. 7. The player who undertakes to win in a particular manner, and cither draws the game or wins in some other manner, must...explained, alike for novices and experts, the code ef laws occupying sixty-six pages of the book. — AUTHOR.] 44 Problem Solutions. WHITE. 1 Kt takes... | |
 | Robert Frederick Foster - 1897 - 652 sider
...particular square it must be the square occupied by the King mated, not by the man giving the mate. VII. The player who undertakes to win in a particular manner,...must be governed by the regulations before laid down. RULES FOR PLAYING CORRESPONDENCE AND CONSULTATION GAMES. I. In playing a gartle by correspondence or... | |
 | Robert Frederick Foster - 1897 - 652 sider
...particular square it must be the square occupied by the King mated, not by the man giving the mate. VII. The player who undertakes to win in a particular manner,...must be governed by the regulations before laid down. RULES FOR PLAYING CORRESPONDENCE AND CONSULTATION GAMES. I. In playing a game by correspondence or... | |
 | Robert Frederick Foster - 1909 - 952 sider
...g<»me, or wins in some other manner, must be adjudged to be the loser. In all other respects, the pla- in games at odds must be governed by the regulations before laid down. RULES FOR PLAYING CORRESPONDENCE AND CONSULTATION GAMES. I. In playing a game by correspondence or... | |
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The player who undertakes to win in a particular manner, and either draws the game, or wins in some other manner, must be adjudged to be the loser. In all other respects, the play in games at odds must be governed by the regulations before laid down.... 