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Story July 16, 1908

The Sun

New York, New York County, New York

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Referee Walter Penn Shipley from Philadelphia rules two unfinished games drawn in the March 21 cable chess match between U.S. universities (Columbia, Harvard, Princeton, Penn) and Oxford-Cambridge, securing a 3-2 victory for the Americans.

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Long Delayed Verdict In Cable Chess Match.

Walter Penn Shipley, the referee of the
last intervarsity international cable chess
match, contested on March 21, between Columbia,
Harvard, Princeton and the University
of Pennsylvania on the one side against
Oxford and Cambridge on the other, wired
from Philadelphia yesterday that he had
decided to call both games left unfinished
in that match drawn. The American students
thus win the match by 3 points to 2. The
two games left unfinished were those between
H. Blumberg, Columbia, and H. Loeb, Oxford,
and I. Ash, Pennsylvania, and C. G.
Woodhouse, Cambridge.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Cable Chess Intervarsity Match Chess Verdict American Win Unfinished Games

What entities or persons were involved?

Walter Penn Shipley H. Blumberg H. Loeb I. Ash C. G. Woodhouse

Where did it happen?

Philadelphia

Story Details

Key Persons

Walter Penn Shipley H. Blumberg H. Loeb I. Ash C. G. Woodhouse

Location

Philadelphia

Event Date

March 21

Story Details

Referee Walter Penn Shipley declares two unfinished games drawn in the intervarsity international cable chess match between American universities (Columbia, Harvard, Princeton, Pennsylvania) and British (Oxford, Cambridge), resulting in a 3-2 win for the Americans.

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