THE
large majority of chess players who would like to improve their game,
have not the necessary opportunity of pitting themselves against
players of master-strength, or at least of obtaining the desired
instruction from personal intercourse with them. It is for such
players that the present work is intended. The books on which the
learner has to rely hardly ever serve his purpose, being mostly
little more than a disjointed tabulation of numberless opening
variations, which cannot be understood without preliminary studies,
and consequently only make for confusion. In the end the connection
between the various lines of play may become clear, after the student
has made an exhaustive study of the subject, but very few would have
either the time or the inclination for such prolonged labour.
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Monday, June 3, 2013
How to Play Golf
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FOR the modern beginner at golf to
attain a fair degree of proficiency is, if he pursue his object in
the proper way, an immeasurably easier matter than it was for any of
us who started to play in the days of the gutta-percha ball. And it
is possible to exhibit a deal of Christian philosophy in
congratulating the newer inhabitants of the golfing world in respect
to this facility, because I am certain that those people who went
through the mill in the earlier days of the pastime obtained, of
sheer necessity, a knowledge of shots such as the rubber-cored ball,
under present conditions, never encourages. That knowledge has been
the great and faithful stand-by of the older players in times of strenuous competition with younger
rivals.
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