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HAMILTON BEATS GISBORNE Hamilton chess players concluded their match against Gisborne, by telegraph, on Saturday, the result being a win for Hamilton by seven games to five. It was a very even contest, the final result being in doubt up to the finish of play. This was the first of a series of matches in the competition for the Blackbourn Cup, presented by the president of the Gisborne Club, to be competed for by clubs other than Auckland and Wellington. The following is the full score, I-lam - ilton names being first: W. J. Stevens (lost), v. A. H. Schlichung; E. L. Wilson (won), v. G. H. Seddon; R. Alears (lost), v. H. AI. Ritchie: J. F Strang (drawn), v. A. Gleave; E. J. Stevenson (drawn), v. C. Blackburn; G. O. Jqnes (won), v. J. F. Weatherley; E. C. Jones (won), v. E. E. Somervell; S. Clothier (won), v. C. H. Smythe; T. J w (drawn), v. F. J. Venning; A. B. Trithall (won), v. P. Fisehbank; S. Burton (lost), v. D. P. Cameron: P. E. Stevens (drawn), v. J. Mahonev; E. \V. East (won), v. J. Witty.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 769, 16 September 1929, Page 10
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189TELEGRAPHIC CHESS Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 769, 16 September 1929, Page 10
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