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Chess 14 Feb 1932, 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. STECKEL. Editor Alekhine Plays Fourth Draw With Kashdan Dr. Alexander Alekhine, of Paris, world champion, who is tied with Salo Flohr, of Czechoslovakia, for the lead in the International Chess Master's tournament at Central Hall, West minster, was held to a draw by Isaac Kashdan, champion of the Manhattan Chess club, of New York, in the sixth round.
It was the fourth meeting of the ex perts in tournament play and their iourtn draw. The American had the White side of a queen's pawn opening ana tne play followed the Gruenfeld variation. Frequent exchanges brought ine game into a Knight and Pawn ending wnich was drawn after thirty seven moves. Flohr failed to finish his game with victor .Buerger, or England. Dr. Alekhine also has an unfinished game pending and remains tied with Flohr for the lead. Kashdan is in third place, closely followed by Mir Sultan K.nan, or jjidia, and Dr. S. Tarta kower, of Poland. sultan Khan was the only winner in the sixth round.
He defeated W. Winter, of London, and also won his adjourned game with Miss Vera Men- chik, of Szechoslovakia, from the fifth round. The standing at the end of tne sixth round, is as follows: Alek hlne, 4 Flohr, 4-H; Kashdan, 4-1; sultan Khan, 4-2; Tartakower, 4-2; Maroczy, 2,!-21,4; Koltanowski, 2V4-31i; Menchik, 2-4; Milner-Barry, 2-4; Burger, 1-3; Thomas, 1-5; Win ter, 1-5. (Herald Tribune). The leading scores In the Hungarian International Chess club, New York, are: "A" section: A.
Simchow, 71i-12; G. Partos. 6' 4 -2 4: R. Brenels, 6-3; R. Hounoutiner, 6-4; A. Schwartz, 5V-- 2'i; R. Ferryman, 4-2; "B" section: Veromos, WA-ltt; Balant, 8V-2'S; R. Ferryman, Jr., 11-3; Ginsburg, 7-3 Gustavson, 6-3; Dr. Hollos, 8 1-2-412 H. V. Hesse, of Bethlehem, won the 12th eame of a 15-eame match with the editor over the week-end. This win making the score 6-5 in Mr. Hesse s favor. The Harrisburg Chess club will bring a 10-man team to AHentown on Saturday, February 27, to play the local boys in a team match. Playinr with the Harrisbure boys will be A. N. Tow sen, present central Pennsylvania champion. The first three games are irom tne match between E. D. Bogoljubow and Rudolph Spielmann.
The next two are from the Hastings tournament: SECOND GAME QUEEN'S GAMBIT DECLINED ENGLISH OPENING Sir G. A. Sir O A. 8. Flohr Thomas S. Flohr Thomas
It was the fourth meeting of the ex perts in tournament play and their iourtn draw. The American had the White side of a queen's pawn opening ana tne play followed the Gruenfeld variation. Frequent exchanges brought ine game into a Knight and Pawn ending wnich was drawn after thirty seven moves. Flohr failed to finish his game with victor .Buerger, or England. Dr. Alekhine also has an unfinished game pending and remains tied with Flohr for the lead. Kashdan is in third place, closely followed by Mir Sultan K.nan, or jjidia, and Dr. S. Tarta kower, of Poland. sultan Khan was the only winner in the sixth round.
He defeated W. Winter, of London, and also won his adjourned game with Miss Vera Men- chik, of Szechoslovakia, from the fifth round. The standing at the end of tne sixth round, is as follows: Alek hlne, 4 Flohr, 4-H; Kashdan, 4-1; sultan Khan, 4-2; Tartakower, 4-2; Maroczy, 2,!-21,4; Koltanowski, 2V4-31i; Menchik, 2-4; Milner-Barry, 2-4; Burger, 1-3; Thomas, 1-5; Win ter, 1-5. (Herald Tribune). The leading scores In the Hungarian International Chess club, New York, are: "A" section: A.
Simchow, 71i-12; G. Partos. 6' 4 -2 4: R. Brenels, 6-3; R. Hounoutiner, 6-4; A. Schwartz, 5V-- 2'i; R. Ferryman, 4-2; "B" section: Veromos, WA-ltt; Balant, 8V-2'S; R. Ferryman, Jr., 11-3; Ginsburg, 7-3 Gustavson, 6-3; Dr. Hollos, 8 1-2-412 H. V. Hesse, of Bethlehem, won the 12th eame of a 15-eame match with the editor over the week-end. This win making the score 6-5 in Mr. Hesse s favor. The Harrisburg Chess club will bring a 10-man team to AHentown on Saturday, February 27, to play the local boys in a team match. Playinr with the Harrisbure boys will be A. N. Tow sen, present central Pennsylvania champion. The first three games are irom tne match between E. D. Bogoljubow and Rudolph Spielmann.
The next two are from the Hastings tournament: SECOND GAME QUEEN'S GAMBIT DECLINED ENGLISH OPENING Sir G. A. Sir O A. 8. Flohr Thomas S. Flohr Thomas
