Chess 12 Apr 1931, Sun The Morning Call (Allentown, Pennsylvania) Newspapers.com
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"IT'S YOUR MOVE" The Morning Call's Chess and Checker Column Problems, Games, Positions in End Games and News Items Will Be Welcomed W. EL STECKEL, Editor ' The recent cable chess match be tween Indon and Philadelphia has been conceded to the Englishmen by Norman T. Whltaker, captain of the Philadelnhla team. This gives London permanent position of the Samuel W. Insull Trophy. The match was conducted on six boards ana ine uniu score is calculated to be in favor of London. Th drawine lor pairings in the International Tournament to , be played at the Alamac hotel. New York of rin iV niar on Anril 16. The time limit will be forty moves each two hours. Tne tournament, wu ucgui on the afternoon of April 18.
Local chess fans await with keen Interest the games to be played Dy isaac, Frank J. Marshall in this tournament. These games will proviae u uiu , for Kashdan's chess-playing ability. .- VOlnnrtntr Vila stmllltaneOUS eXhibl- cuuuduiq tion in this city on March 26, Isaac t-v.j .n..H fnrtv nnnonents in a Similar display at the Newark-Rice Chess club on Marcn ia. n was 33 wins, 2 losses ana a oraws.
R. S. Goerlich. Bethlehem, has been elected a director of the Western Chess Association (the oldest national w ..i..Hn bavin been or- ganlzed in 1900) for 1931. Goerlich is also president of State Association. the North- f 1111 Q " ' ampton chess team defeated the Nazareth chess team Nazareth Y. M. C. A. . 1931 in ine eiecuuu w -- : the Correspondence Chess League of America resulted as follows:- President, Mrs. W. I. Seaman, Stapleton, a. x.: iirsi vice i)ira"- - -v. .i. nranOa Winn " iur- ond vice president, William J. Bryan, urer, Z. Leslie Hoover, 205 Pomander Road, Mineola, N. Y. Anyone interested in correspondence chess snouia coiniumm;M3 secretary.
The followins game was played during last November for championship of Paris 1930-31.
The notes are from the American Ches Bulletin, urueuiu, 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 -H. 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 11 29 (a) .3: : (ai 30 Q-B2 PxKt Kt.tr 'KtxB P-K4 PxP Q-Q3 P-B4 B-R2 " QR-KB . Kt-K3 ) P-;Q5 S) . Kt-Kt4 -Q-Q4ch KtxP KtxP Q-K4 (J P-Kt4 RxP O-KB ' ' ' R-B7ch. .' en RxRch KtxKt , - - P-KB4 . '. i BxB -Kt-B3 Kt-R4 (b) RxP QR-KB Q-R8 c) KR-B3 P-KKI4 (d K-Kt2 (f) PxP R-B4 P-K4 (h) 43R-B3 (t P-B4 ' R-B2 -R-Kt4 - ,QxBP (k) i RxR Resiirns (it TARTAKOWER " W1U I Zi , 1 P-Q. 2 Kt-KB3 j 3 P-B4 . ' 4 B-Q2 ' 5 P-KKt3 6 B-Kt2 7 Castles . 8 QxB . : 9 Kt-B3 . . ROMI BLACK . KUKB3 P-K3 , B-Kt5ch Q-K2 P-QKt3 B-Kt2 BXB - . Castles Kt-K5 chaneed Knights on.
the tenth move and wvuia now piay vui, du ur. Tartacower must be dlffsrent. (b) The Knijht, thus side-tracked, will be missed later on. . (C) With KVervrhln Of Knm tfili sortie- or the .Queen might be a paying venture, but It turns out otherwise.
. d) Meeting the adversary more than niiwy.. iv r-KKt3 was neces :. (e) While his fellow Knleht la' far from tne scene of action, this piece la busy and . "c5.
"''coaceriingjy active. , x. JL 20 PkP: 21 Kt-Kt4, R-KJ3: 22 Kt-K5, R-Kt2; 23 Q-K4, P-Q3; winnlni' P-KR4; 26 Xt-Q7, g) Opening an Important diagonal for the Oueen. after which there la practically no hope for Black.- - tn( Otherwise White would win the . (i If 24 Q-B4: 28 ICtrP.
Ox je.PfQ. R-Q: 2T Kt-K5 and the BP must fall in due course. UV PT26 PjtP- P- KtxP rB3)J 27 Q-K4, R-B2; 28 OxKt QxBP. etc. ..
The qptn file is so tremendously ?; oi M," '5LerJE. 18 noining to be done. If 29. ...... RKt3; 30 R-B7ch.
RxR: 31 ikxS2?u 5-5fi 2? Q-K3ch, R-KMi, 33 f,v"A: wxc mate. U .Checkmate is forced after 31 .. &"ffv.6' m?n t 32 R-B8ch. K-Kt2; 33 Problem Department No. 62 By C D. Hamilton Black 6 .Pieces. i mi t n White 11 Pieces. ,. White mates in three moves.
Local chess fans await with keen Interest the games to be played Dy isaac, Frank J. Marshall in this tournament. These games will proviae u uiu , for Kashdan's chess-playing ability. .- VOlnnrtntr Vila stmllltaneOUS eXhibl- cuuuduiq tion in this city on March 26, Isaac t-v.j .n..H fnrtv nnnonents in a Similar display at the Newark-Rice Chess club on Marcn ia. n was 33 wins, 2 losses ana a oraws.
R. S. Goerlich. Bethlehem, has been elected a director of the Western Chess Association (the oldest national w ..i..Hn bavin been or- ganlzed in 1900) for 1931. Goerlich is also president of State Association. the North- f 1111 Q " ' ampton chess team defeated the Nazareth chess team Nazareth Y. M. C. A. . 1931 in ine eiecuuu w -- : the Correspondence Chess League of America resulted as follows:- President, Mrs. W. I. Seaman, Stapleton, a. x.: iirsi vice i)ira"- - -v. .i. nranOa Winn " iur- ond vice president, William J. Bryan, urer, Z. Leslie Hoover, 205 Pomander Road, Mineola, N. Y. Anyone interested in correspondence chess snouia coiniumm;M3 secretary.
The followins game was played during last November for championship of Paris 1930-31.
The notes are from the American Ches Bulletin, urueuiu, 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 -H. 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 11 29 (a) .3: : (ai 30 Q-B2 PxKt Kt.tr 'KtxB P-K4 PxP Q-Q3 P-B4 B-R2 " QR-KB . Kt-K3 ) P-;Q5 S) . Kt-Kt4 -Q-Q4ch KtxP KtxP Q-K4 (J P-Kt4 RxP O-KB ' ' ' R-B7ch. .' en RxRch KtxKt , - - P-KB4 . '. i BxB -Kt-B3 Kt-R4 (b) RxP QR-KB Q-R8 c) KR-B3 P-KKI4 (d K-Kt2 (f) PxP R-B4 P-K4 (h) 43R-B3 (t P-B4 ' R-B2 -R-Kt4 - ,QxBP (k) i RxR Resiirns (it TARTAKOWER " W1U I Zi , 1 P-Q. 2 Kt-KB3 j 3 P-B4 . ' 4 B-Q2 ' 5 P-KKt3 6 B-Kt2 7 Castles . 8 QxB . : 9 Kt-B3 . . ROMI BLACK . KUKB3 P-K3 , B-Kt5ch Q-K2 P-QKt3 B-Kt2 BXB - . Castles Kt-K5 chaneed Knights on.
the tenth move and wvuia now piay vui, du ur. Tartacower must be dlffsrent. (b) The Knijht, thus side-tracked, will be missed later on. . (C) With KVervrhln Of Knm tfili sortie- or the .Queen might be a paying venture, but It turns out otherwise.
. d) Meeting the adversary more than niiwy.. iv r-KKt3 was neces :. (e) While his fellow Knleht la' far from tne scene of action, this piece la busy and . "c5.
"''coaceriingjy active. , x. JL 20 PkP: 21 Kt-Kt4, R-KJ3: 22 Kt-K5, R-Kt2; 23 Q-K4, P-Q3; winnlni' P-KR4; 26 Xt-Q7, g) Opening an Important diagonal for the Oueen. after which there la practically no hope for Black.- - tn( Otherwise White would win the . (i If 24 Q-B4: 28 ICtrP.
Ox je.PfQ. R-Q: 2T Kt-K5 and the BP must fall in due course. UV PT26 PjtP- P- KtxP rB3)J 27 Q-K4, R-B2; 28 OxKt QxBP. etc. ..
The qptn file is so tremendously ?; oi M," '5LerJE. 18 noining to be done. If 29. ...... RKt3; 30 R-B7ch.
RxR: 31 ikxS2?u 5-5fi 2? Q-K3ch, R-KMi, 33 f,v"A: wxc mate. U .Checkmate is forced after 31 .. &"ffv.6' m?n t 32 R-B8ch. K-Kt2; 33 Problem Department No. 62 By C D. Hamilton Black 6 .Pieces. i mi t n White 11 Pieces. ,. White mates in three moves.
