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Chess 03 Dec 1932, Sat Mount Vernon Argus (White Plains, New York) Newspapers.com
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Paul Cromelin Boards 1 0 Sviga Is C I undeliii8 0- 0 0 odd Rye SharC Schamach MacG regor Larson Wendling to attend vis-club brought chess players for play have new and ' better I a Visitor’s Night The Mount Vernon Chess - Club will hold its second open house of the season tonight A record attendance is expected at the clubrooms 9 South Third Avenue Last October invitations itor’s night at the forthmore than 50 Since then facilities been increased equipment has been added and the season's activities have begun Two hundred invitations have been sent out and all who like the game are welcome to attend As the main feature Dr A A Blasi will play simultaneously against the first ten visitors who sign up against him regardless of strength.
This exhibition will begin at 8:30 o’clock Club Tournaments Play in the championship tournament to decide the first title- holder for the new Mount Vernon Chess Club will begin Saturday December 10 instead of on Tuesday as announced in this column last week Every Saturday will he tournament night from December 10 until the close of the round robin play A secondary tournament will engage the interest of those not yet in the championship class and there will be a women’s tournament Westchester I eague ' Last Saturday the Westchester County Chess League played the Connecticut Chess League in a 17 board match at Bridgeport Conn The county contingent was compelled to take the short end of a — 7 ‘I score after a long hard battle The' box score follows: - The Mount Vernon Chess Club was the meeting place last night for a match between the Rye Chess Club and the Holsatia Chess Club of Yonkers.
The Holsatia team won on the first two boards The third at midnight was adjudged a win for Holsatia which also won on the fourth and sixth to take the match by a score of 5-1 Hol satia played white on tne boards Complete results: leavers listed first in each 1 M Scharf 0 E Sporkman 1 A Ceruzzi 0 K Schmidt 1 S Schamach 0 R Stack 1 B Tiu-bin 0 W Ebrech 1 Dr Geo Webster 1: O Strobl 0 Charles Svigals 0 I latt 1’ Next riday the Mount Vernon Chess Club is scheduled to play Rye at Rye - ’ Problem Department - Problem 9 by rank Janet besides being a superlative composition is in a class by itself inasmuch as no pawn of cither color is to be found on the board Only those who have ever tried to compose can appreciate the labor involved in perfecting such an idea Take out word for it that the feat Is superlative and that it is more than likely that no other problem of its kind exists The key move Is of the “waiting type” involving a move of the White King Only 1 K-R7 is sufficient Black has a defense to all others by check Again r V C ” -whn WC I UOUl L LU U A w been in the habit of sending us sus-rather apt summations on the I CHESS Games — Problems. various compositions that have ap- peared 'this season Of Janet's work he writes “Zugswang for Black Doldrums for White with only the King free Every Black piece in the pose was a part of a key-stone the dislocation of one causing the fall of the whole In other words Black to move White to mate” Correct solutions were received from A J Bastine J ' C A C Eckert and red Higgins.
This exhibition will begin at 8:30 o’clock Club Tournaments Play in the championship tournament to decide the first title- holder for the new Mount Vernon Chess Club will begin Saturday December 10 instead of on Tuesday as announced in this column last week Every Saturday will he tournament night from December 10 until the close of the round robin play A secondary tournament will engage the interest of those not yet in the championship class and there will be a women’s tournament Westchester I eague ' Last Saturday the Westchester County Chess League played the Connecticut Chess League in a 17 board match at Bridgeport Conn The county contingent was compelled to take the short end of a — 7 ‘I score after a long hard battle The' box score follows: - The Mount Vernon Chess Club was the meeting place last night for a match between the Rye Chess Club and the Holsatia Chess Club of Yonkers.
The Holsatia team won on the first two boards The third at midnight was adjudged a win for Holsatia which also won on the fourth and sixth to take the match by a score of 5-1 Hol satia played white on tne boards Complete results: leavers listed first in each 1 M Scharf 0 E Sporkman 1 A Ceruzzi 0 K Schmidt 1 S Schamach 0 R Stack 1 B Tiu-bin 0 W Ebrech 1 Dr Geo Webster 1: O Strobl 0 Charles Svigals 0 I latt 1’ Next riday the Mount Vernon Chess Club is scheduled to play Rye at Rye - ’ Problem Department - Problem 9 by rank Janet besides being a superlative composition is in a class by itself inasmuch as no pawn of cither color is to be found on the board Only those who have ever tried to compose can appreciate the labor involved in perfecting such an idea Take out word for it that the feat Is superlative and that it is more than likely that no other problem of its kind exists The key move Is of the “waiting type” involving a move of the White King Only 1 K-R7 is sufficient Black has a defense to all others by check Again r V C ” -whn WC I UOUl L LU U A w been in the habit of sending us sus-rather apt summations on the I CHESS Games — Problems. various compositions that have ap- peared 'this season Of Janet's work he writes “Zugswang for Black Doldrums for White with only the King free Every Black piece in the pose was a part of a key-stone the dislocation of one causing the fall of the whole In other words Black to move White to mate” Correct solutions were received from A J Bastine J ' C A C Eckert and red Higgins.
