WHITE 7. D 16. 9. C 16. 11. C 17. 13. C 18. BLACK 14. L 17. Black could prevent White's next move of E 15 by playing 14-G 15. 16. F 16. 20. H 16. This move makes the Black position secure. 15. E 15. 17. E 13. 19. F 15. “Shicho" is impossible because White already occupies Q3. 21. F 14. 23. L 16. 25. J 16. 27. G 13. 29. M 16. 31. N 15. 33. L 14. 35. G11. 37. H 10. 39. J 9. 41. G 8. K 43. 22. C11. 24. M 17. 26. H 15. 28. J 14. 30. N 16. 32. O 16. 34. J 12. 36. D 9. 38. J 10. 40. K 10. 42. D 6. 44. L 10. 46. N 10. 48. H 14. 50. J 3. White could not occupy this point without endangering the upper position. 9. 45. M8. 47. J 15. 49. N 13 52. J 5. 56. L 5. Black does not need to further defend his position E 17P10, because it surely has two “Me." 51. L 3 53. P 8. 55. Q13 13. P 4. 15. N 4. good. M 3 would be just as 18. S 5. 20. C1. White abandons the stones at E 3 and G 3. If he were to play at G 4, Black would reply at C 11 with too great an advantage. 17. N 3. 19. J 3. 1 22. C8. 24. J 17 21. C 14. 23. D 3. 25. G 17. 26. J 15. 28. Q 12. 30. L 17. 27. J 5. Now the two white stones are cut off. 29. L 15. Black cannot venture 31. P 16. 32. P 17. 29 A B C D E F G H J K L M N O P Q R S T C M 19 19 18 18 17 3 25 (24) (30 17 (8 (32) 34 16 31336 36 16 15 (26 35 15 14 21 41 14 43 13 39 40 37 13 12 42 38 78 12 11 11 20 10 10 9 9 8 8 22 7 7 45 6 6 5 5 5 7 18 4 4 1 9 15 11 13 (16) 3 3 234 (10 19 17 12 142 2 2 1 1 A B C D E F G H J K L M N O P Q R S T PLATE 31 27 WHITE BLACK 1. C 4. 3. Q3 5. R9. 7. N 3 9. P 9. 11. R 4. 13. P 4. 15. M 4. 17. O 17. 19. C 10. 21. D 5. 23. R 17. 25. R 16. 27. Q 18. 29. R 18. 31. R 14. 33. R 13 35. S 12. 37. C 13. 39. Q 12. 41. S 15. 43. S 14. 2. C 16. 4. R 5. 6. 05. R 12. 10. Q 16. 12. Q 5. 14. P 5. 16. M 7. 18. E 16. 20. E 3. 22. K 17. 24. Q 17. 26. Q 15. 28. P 18. 30. P 17. 32. Q 14. 34. Q 13. 36. K 15. 38. E 13 40. R 15. 42. S 16. 44. P 12. |
