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1893: Sheffield Athenaeum CC v Sheffield & District CA |
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Played at the Sheffield Athenaeum Club, George Street, Sheffield, on the evening of Saturday, 02/12/1893, over 18 boards, 1 game per board.
The first match between the Sheffield Athenaeum Chess Club and the (rest of) the Sheffield & District Chess Association was that of 1883. Since then they had, seemingly, been regularly, but there was a gap of three years after 1889 during which the match did not take place.
The Sheffield & Rotherham Independent of Monday, 04/12/1893, mentioned that the Athenaeum line-up lacked Alderman E. S. Foster (Mayor of Sheffield at the time), his son F. E. Foster and T. A. Peck, while the rest of the Association missed the Rev. E. J. Huntsman, J. Crossland, W. Tiptaft, F. Lamb and G. A. Huntsman (son of the Rev. E. J.). Result recorded by the Independent were as follows:
Identities of players would seem to be as follows:
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Created 02/06/2014 |
Stephen John Mann |
Last Updated 02/06/2014 |