The Free lance., October 01, 1893, Image 13

Kt—K B 3 15 Px P
Q. P x P 16 Q—Q 3
B—B 4 17 P—K 4 (e)
R—K sq (I) 18 P—K B 3 (g)
Q x K Kt P 19 Q—K B sq
Q—Q (eh) (h) 20 R x Q
B—K R 6 21 B—Q B 6
R—Q B sq 22 K R—Kt sq
13—K 3
B—Q 2
Kt—Q R 4
K x B
K-K 3
KxP
K—B 5
R—K sq
Resigns
P x Por P—Q 4 would be better. If P—Q 4
were followed by black takes kings pawn, he
would then move to K 5 leaving white a very
fine position notwithstanding the loss of a
pawn.
This move is worse than wasted since it opens
black's game in precisely the manner he wish
es and white prObably will be compelled to
lose the kings pawn. Bishop retreats to Q 3
would be better by far, should black then
force the exchange of the bishop queen's and
queen's bishop's pawns, the loss of the game
will likely follow.
A very ineffectual move.
Good, and followed by very "friendly" play
upon the part of white.
Black cannot castle, but still this is a very
poor move of which white takes advantage.
Certainly black should have brought oil this
bishop
Probably the most telling move on the board.
An error that should have cost black the game.
Whites last five moves would have lead one to
expect better things. Q x Q Kt P ought to
win.
THE FREE LANCE.
23 B—Q 5
24 P—K 5
25 Bx BP (ch)
26 R x B (eh)
27 RxQRP
28 R—Kt 5 (a)
29 R x Kt
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—The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity gave an at
home at their chapter house, Monday evening,
June 12
--The Beta Theta Pi fraternity gave a recep
tion, at their chapter house, Tuesday evening,
June T3th
—The new class of '97 is the largest in the his
tory of the college. There are sixty nine men
and nine ladies.
—Many of the departments are now
new home in the Engineering building. All will
be in operation within a few • weeks.
—Phi Kappa Sigma and Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternities are both now in their new chapter
houses enjoying the advantages of all the modern
improvements.
—The reception given in the Washington Lit
erary Society hall, by the Y. M. C.A., Sept. rsth,
was well attended. Dr. Atherton's short talk was
very appropriate
—The new hotel is well under way. It is be
ing built especially for the use of professors and
students. The owners expect to have it open by
the beginning of the winter term.
—Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 25th, the first team
delighted the boys by scoreing two touchdowns
against a scrub team numbering twenty-two and
only allowing one touchdown to be made on them.
—The inefficient incandescent lights on the
campus are fast being replaced by arc lights.
These will greatly improve the appearance of the
grounds and are heartily welcomed by the stu-
dents.
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