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24 BARNES
BARNES. THOMAS wILsoN (182-174), one or
the strongesr English playes during the 1850s. He
made litlle impression in his one a.d only tournamenr,
London 1862, but is renembered for having
sored morevins lhan eyone else in ffendlyplay
againstMoRrHyin 1858. He reduced hjs @rpulcn.e
by 130 pounds in ten monthsand as. result died.
DARNES DEFENCE, 442, enetimes called thc
Fiancheao Defene. in the spAMsn opENrNc.
Examined by Albert P. Barncs in ie CMdian
(Montreal) Sr?darol on 3 July i880 and later in
Brentano\ Chz$ Monthl, . this ratly played linc
nrst omr.ed in loumanentplay at ?aris 1867 (i.
lhe game Loyd From), hut aitracled liltle atten
tion until suc@ssfully used by sENrz in 1883.
BAiNES OPENING, 680, played bY T. w.
B NEs. The opening move hasnoParticular merit
hur he litcd to avoid book lines. to which end he
somctimes answered t e4bY 1... f6.
BARTOLOVTC, HRVOJE (Vojko) (1932- ),
leadi.g Yugoslav omposer spccializing in orrho
dox two moves. International Judge ol Ches
Compositions (1956), rnbrnaiiD.al Grandmaster
for chess conpositions (1980), engineer. (see
BARULIN, MIKHAIL MITHAILOVICH ( I897
1942). Rusian composer, journalisl. He 6ntri'
buted signid€antly 1o thc development oI lhe
two-noler, and his flame is especially associaled
*ith DUAr- AvorDAN.r ideas. More importantly. he
lostcred the prcblem ar1 in his counlry. A fou er
of the chess problen seclion of ihe council for
physicat culture. hc pnblished numerou articles
and ediled the problem prges oi6r (193s-41) and
Shakhmaty v SSSR (193H1). In collaboradon
wnh A. P. Gulyaev (1908 ) and L. A. Isaev
(189+1932) Barurin publishe