January 06, 1935 The Game of Chess by P. G. Keeney, The Cincinnati Enquirer

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The Game of Chess 06 Jan 1935, Sun The Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, Ohio) Newspapers.com

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Fine Takes Lead 06 Jan 1935, Sun The Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, Ohio) Newspapers.com ★

FINE TAKES LEAD.
Mexico City, January 5—(AP)—Reuben Fine of New York took the lead in the sixth round of the International Chess Masters Tournament today, with A. W. Dake of Portland, Ore., and Moises Glico of Mexico, tied for second place.
Only three of the scheduled seven games were completed in today's play. Gonzales Rojo of Mexico drew with Joaquin Medine, Mexico; Reuben Fine defeated Major Juan Lerdo de Tejara of Mexico, and Orlando Duhalt of Mexico won over Sanchez Lamego of Mexico.

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Chess Results 07 Jan 1935, Mon The Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, Ohio) Newspapers.com

CHESS RESULTS.
Mexico, D. F., January 6—(AP)—Adjourned games played off in the International Chess Masters' Tournament here today resulted in Arthur W. Dake of Portland, Ore., and Reuben Fine of New York being tied for the lead. The summaries:
Adjourned Games—Fifth Round—Reuben Fine, New York, lost to Arthur W. Dake. Portland, Ore. Sixth Round—Arthur W. Dake lost to Herman Steiner, Los Angeles.
The leading scores: Dake and Fine, 5-1; Glico, 4-0; Araiza and Steiner, 4-1; Rojo, 3-3; Soto-Larrea, 2-1.

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