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The Third American Tourney at Chicago, Illinois January 11th to 15th 1915 for the Checker Championship of America and $500.00 in Prizes
Language: English
Published by E.H. Greene, 1915
US$ 35.93
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Good. Hb, maroon cloth covers, no dj, 358pp, b/w photos. Good(-), title has faded on spine, light cover edgewear, cracked inner hinge, foxing on endpapers, inked price on fep, text clean. Includes contemporary reports, player bios., 132 problems, and 343 games with annotations by Lieberman, Louis Ginsberg and Newell Banks. Hugh Henderson was the winner.
