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Chess 19 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. H. STECKEI Editor Dr. Alexander Alekhlne, present world's champion, has accepted the new challenge sent to him by Jose R. Capablanca, former world's, champion. Dr. Alekhine suggests that the return match be held some time between August 15 and September 15, 1931. Ten teams of eight men each are competing in the present tournament of the Metropolitan Chess League of New York. The four leading teams are: Btuyesent,-SH-ft: Marshall, 5-0; Manhattan, 5-1; Empire City, 4-1. The defeat of the- strong Manhattan Chess club by the Stuyvescent Chess club was the surprise of the tournament. A recent match between the Harris-burg Chess club and the Reading Chess club resulted in a win for Harrisburg by a score of Z'.z-b'.i. The following game was the only win scored by Philadelphia in the recent London - Philadelphia Cable Match. S. Mlotkowski, playing on Board 6 for Philadelphia, offered the King's Oamblt, a rather unusual debuc for serious match play, but the gambit was declined by E. G. Sergeant, the London player. Kin Gambit Declined 8 B-Q3 PxP 9 BxBP B-KT5 10 Q-B2 Castles 11 Castles KR R-K 13 B-Q3 P-KKI? 14 P-OH3 P-B4 15 P-QKT PlKTP 1 PxP OxP 17 KR-KT O-KZ 18 KT-QKT5 R"9 1? KT-87 R-KT 25 RxHP B-2 21- KRxP RxP 22 RxR . R-B 23 P-R3 KT-K 24 P-K5 0- 25 KTxKT RxQ 26 KT-B6Ch K-KT2 27 RxB R-B8ch , 28 K-R2 Q-KT3 29 KT-KT5 K-R3 30 KTxPcti K-KJJ 31 KT-Q6CH K-R3 32 RxPch K-KT4 33 KT B) K4eh K-B5 34 R-R4 mate. PROBLEMS Solutions to problems: No. 67. by c. c. Moore, lbt-R3; No. 68, by H. s Howard, P-B4. No. 69 By Adolf Dosenbach Black 5 Pieces.
8. MLOTKOWSKI WHITE P-K4 P.KB 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 1 12 13 14 IS 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 KT-KW3 P-B3 PxP KTxP P-Q4 KT-B3 B-03 casup OKT-Q2 Q-Vfl ' PxP K-R KT-K4 BxKT B-B4 P-KR3 BxB BxPch QxQch PxB QR-K RxR R-K2 K-R2 O. SERGEANT BLACK P-K4 B-B4 P-Q3 KT-KB3 PxP Cafttles B-Q3 KTxP KT-KB3 B-KKTS P-B4 KT-B3 BxBPch Q-Q4 KTxKT Q-R4 QR-Q B-Q3 RxB QxB KxQ R-K RxR K-KT3 P-B3 R-Q6 K-B2 P-KT4 R-Q2 R-K2ch R-Q2ch R-K2rh K-K3 I . jP : -r; - -KT3 K-B4 K-K4 R-Q2 K-U3 K-K2 K-B2 P-QKT3 wnue wins. Dr. Alexander Alekhlne, world's champion, produced the following brilliant game recently in' a simultaneous exhibition in which he engaged a total of forty players. Besides winning this encounter by means of a beautiful queen sacrifice. Dr. Alekhlne woa in all thirty, drew four and lost six games. The game is taken from the New York Evening Post.
Queen' Gambit 'Cambridge Springs Defense ALEKHINE MAURER WHITE BLACK 1 P-Q4 P-Q4 2 P-QB4 P-K3 3 KT-QB3 KT-KB3 4 B-KT5 KT-Q2 5 P-K3 P-B3 6 KT-B3 Q-R 7 BxKT KTxB White 7 pieces White mates in two moves. f o. 70 F. Tracy Black 4 pieces. H t White 9 pieces. White mates In three moves.
8. MLOTKOWSKI WHITE P-K4 P.KB 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 1 12 13 14 IS 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 KT-KW3 P-B3 PxP KTxP P-Q4 KT-B3 B-03 casup OKT-Q2 Q-Vfl ' PxP K-R KT-K4 BxKT B-B4 P-KR3 BxB BxPch QxQch PxB QR-K RxR R-K2 K-R2 O. SERGEANT BLACK P-K4 B-B4 P-Q3 KT-KB3 PxP Cafttles B-Q3 KTxP KT-KB3 B-KKTS P-B4 KT-B3 BxBPch Q-Q4 KTxKT Q-R4 QR-Q B-Q3 RxB QxB KxQ R-K RxR K-KT3 P-B3 R-Q6 K-B2 P-KT4 R-Q2 R-K2ch R-Q2ch R-K2rh K-K3 I . jP : -r; - -KT3 K-B4 K-K4 R-Q2 K-U3 K-K2 K-B2 P-QKT3 wnue wins. Dr. Alexander Alekhlne, world's champion, produced the following brilliant game recently in' a simultaneous exhibition in which he engaged a total of forty players. Besides winning this encounter by means of a beautiful queen sacrifice. Dr. Alekhlne woa in all thirty, drew four and lost six games. The game is taken from the New York Evening Post.
Queen' Gambit 'Cambridge Springs Defense ALEKHINE MAURER WHITE BLACK 1 P-Q4 P-Q4 2 P-QB4 P-K3 3 KT-QB3 KT-KB3 4 B-KT5 KT-Q2 5 P-K3 P-B3 6 KT-B3 Q-R 7 BxKT KTxB White 7 pieces White mates in two moves. f o. 70 F. Tracy Black 4 pieces. H t White 9 pieces. White mates In three moves.
