A few simple rules ... limitless possibilities
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British Go Journal No. 66. November 1985. Page 20.
Black: Jim Bates, 4d, UK
White: Cheong, 5d, Singapore
The game-file in SGF format.
British Go Journal No. 65. July 1985. Page 16.
We regret greatly to have to announce the death of the BGA Treasurer, Jeff Ansell, who suffered a severe stroke during the Amsterdam Go Congress, in May.
Richard Granville, who knew Jeff well, writes:
British Go Journal No. 67. April 1986. Page 22.
Game 1 is on page 19.
You might wish to open a second window beside the first one to view Fig 1 whilst reading the text in the first window.
British Go Journal No. 66. November 1985. Page 21.
Brian Chandler
Dia 1 shows an even game on a 9*9 board. There are no prisoners in the lids, and it is White's turn to play.
British Go Journal No. 65. July 1985. Page 20.
British Go Journal No. 67. April 1986. Page 27.
Game 3 is on page 24.
You might wish to open a second window beside the first one to view Fig 1 whilst reading the text in the first window.
British Go Journal No. 66. November 1985. Page 22.
Francis Roads
British Go Journal No. 65. July 1985. Page 20.
by Ian Meiklejohn
Ill never understand why so few British players make the trip to play in Paris at Easter. After all, what better place is there to be at that time of the year?
British Go Journal No. 66. November 1985. Page 24.
Richard Granville
The problems for these solutions are on
page 5 of BGJ 65.
This month's problems are on page 5.
British Go Journal No. 65. July 1985. Page 23a.
Black: Robert Rehm, 5d
White: Quentin Mills, 2d
The game-file in SGF format.