Paul Morphy His Later Life
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13 Thompson's ability is regarded by some as Morphy's greatest achievement.
Before leaving New York Morphy amend- ed his challenge to the New York players to embrace any plaj^er in America. The effect of this was to offer the odds of pawn and move to Louis Paulsen of Iowa, the second prize winner of the congress a play- er who, like Morphy, made his first appear- ance before the chess world at this congress, and who, with Morphy eliminated, would have been the most conspicuous player there. No ...result came of the challenge however.
Morphy w^ent to England in June, 1858, to play Staunton, the representative of Eng- lish chess, but failed to meet him in a match owing to default by Staunton. They did meet however, in consultation play, Mor- phy's ally being Thomas Wilson Barnes and Staunton' s confere being Rev. J. Owen ("Alter" in chess circles). Two games were played, and Morphy and Barnes won both. Morphy played a match with L, ow- 14 PAUL MORPHY.
enthal, and won by a score of nine games to three, with two draws ; also a match with Rev.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13 Thompson's ability is regarded by some as Morphy's greatest achievement.
Before leaving New York Morphy amend- ed his challenge to the New York players to embrace any plaj^er in America. The effect of this was to offer the odds of pawn and move to Louis Paulsen of Iowa, the second prize winner of the congress a play- er who, like Morphy, made his first appear- ance before the chess world at this congress, and who, with Morphy eliminated, would have been the most conspicuous player there. No ...result came of the challenge however.
Morphy w^ent to England in June, 1858, to play Staunton, the representative of Eng- lish chess, but failed to meet him in a match owing to default by Staunton. They did meet however, in consultation play, Mor- phy's ally being Thomas Wilson Barnes and Staunton' s confere being Rev. J. Owen ("Alter" in chess circles). Two games were played, and Morphy and Barnes won both. Morphy played a match with L, ow- 14 PAUL MORPHY.
enthal, and won by a score of nine games to three, with two draws ; also a match with Rev.
What to read after Paul Morphy His Later Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a Buck to read onlineMoreLess
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