Alsothe Board-14 scoresheet; the yellowed scoresheet; the sheet in his wallet
The printed score sheet of Board 14 in a ten-year-old's pencil, folded in four in the instructor's wallet for fifty-six years, on which he strikes 1–0 and writes ½–½; White signed x R, and its printed footer is the hidden page's address.
A ten-year-old's scoresheet, kept folded in a wallet for fifty-six years. One straight ink line corrects it while the boy isn't looking, and its footer is a door: the hidden page where anyone can play the draw.
Ages at each episode come from the birth year and the episode's place on the axis, and are only as sure as the weaker of the two (their mark says which). Empty decades are drawn short, at the break marks. The yellowed sheet on the whole timeline →
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On screenPrinted SCORE SHEET, card-weight, yellowed, soft creases, folded in four. {E4 26:30-26:35}edit
On screenIn his ten-year-old's pencil: Junior Open; Round 3; Board 14; Saturday; R. (surname under a thumb smudge); Daniel Fenn. {E4 26:32-26:50}edit
On screen50 White moves and 49 Black, and "resigns"; times 26, 21, 16, 12, 10; 1–0. {E4 26:32-26:50}edit
On screenWhite's signature x R, in a rounder hand; Black's signature Daniel Fenn. {E4 26:37}edit