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1885: Derby County CC v Sheffield & District CA |
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Played at Low’s Restaurant, Victoria Street, Derby, on the evening of Saturday, 08/12/1885, over 11 boards, 2 games per board (time permitting).
This was the return match to that played in Sheffield on 16/02/1884. Played commenced soon after 6 p.m. and ended at 9.45 p.m., when unfinished games were adjudicated. In one unfinished game the Sheffield player was rook for knight up, and claimed a win, but his opponent wouldn’t accept a loss on adjudication, so, as the hour was late, the game was scored as a draw. Messrs. Cooper (Derbyshire CCC) and Snow (Sheffield & District Chess Association) made the arrangements.
Results, as reported by the Sheffield & Rotherham Independent of Tuesday, 15/12/1885, were as follows:
* The Independent made no mention of R. Snow playing on two boards, so that was presumably an error.
The identities of the Sheffield & District players would appear to be as follows:
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Created 20/05/2014 |
Stephen John Mann |
Last Updated 20/05/2014 |