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Chess 22 Jul 1934, Sun Buffalo Courier Express (Buffalo, New York) Newspapers.com
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Chess Problem Blacx — 9 pieces a pawn by PxP B-KtS Problem No 81 was a winner In a prize problem composing contest The author is G Leigh who has many delightful compositions to his credit Kendrick Black Kt-KBS P-K3 P-B4 ’b) 34 Kt-K2 29 RPxP 28 PnP 27 Q-B2 KtR4)-B3 38 K-B B-K2 White— 7 pieces White to move and mate In two In last week’s end game B-Q6 just about put the finishing touch to Black’s chances Against it he is helpless Should KtxB QxQch wins Should rook capture bishop Q-QKt8ch wins If Q-B5 White mates with the rook An interesting ending showing how one move can alter the whole aspect of a game.
Correct solution to last week’s chess problem was received from H G Peters Jamestown Harold Armstrong Niagara alls and John Sendelbach and A P Sy Buffalo th piece without After 32— R-B3 line of play 43 B-K2 44 K-Q2 45 R-B2 46 R-B7 4? Q-B3 Q-R3ch P-R8fQ Q-K13 KtaQ Q-Bcb Q-B4 mte Defeats City Champion Just to show that he had not lost anything of his old-time cunning Dr Chalmers N Kendrick former president of the Buffalo Chess Club gave Boris Garfinkel 1934 city chess champion a good lacing in a special match game on July 4th Here it is: Garfinkel White 1 P-Q4 2 P-QB4 3 Kt-QB3 4 P-Q5 5 P-K4 6 P-B4 7 BxP 8 Kt-B3 9 B-K2 10 B-K3 11 BxB 12 Castles 13 Q-K2 14 P-KKt3 15 B-Kt2 l?’g?3 ISQxB 19 P-KR3 20 R-B2 21 QR-KB KenSriek Black P-B R-KtSxtPXp(” Q-R2 -B6(e) RxKt QxR Q-B7 Q-R7ch Q-R6ch Kt-K4 Q-KKt7ch P-R4 Q-B6ch Q-R8ch Q-Kt7 48R-B8chRxR 49 QxRch K-R2 50 Q-B5cbQ-Kt3 SAy&r P-QKt4(c) 53 Q-B5 PxP 64 QxQ.
Notes (a) — Threatening to win KtxB (b)— Threatening P-Kt5 which would corner Black's knight (c— Excellent play as White’s center now becomes necessarily weakened and Black gains control of the QKt file (d)-i-A sacrifice which gives Black a WiUUliijJ (e) — Winning back losing the attack White has no saving Garfinkel White 28 R-Kt 29 Kt-Q4 30 B-B 31 PxKt 32 R-B3 33 Q-Q2 34 RxP 35 R-B7 36QXR 37B-O3 I 39 K-S sn w-trs Castles 41 K-Q Kt(B3)-Kt 42 R-Kt2 9'a B-Kt4 BxB R-K Kt-R3 Q-Q3 P-R3 QR-Kt
Correct solution to last week’s chess problem was received from H G Peters Jamestown Harold Armstrong Niagara alls and John Sendelbach and A P Sy Buffalo th piece without After 32— R-B3 line of play 43 B-K2 44 K-Q2 45 R-B2 46 R-B7 4? Q-B3 Q-R3ch P-R8fQ Q-K13 KtaQ Q-Bcb Q-B4 mte Defeats City Champion Just to show that he had not lost anything of his old-time cunning Dr Chalmers N Kendrick former president of the Buffalo Chess Club gave Boris Garfinkel 1934 city chess champion a good lacing in a special match game on July 4th Here it is: Garfinkel White 1 P-Q4 2 P-QB4 3 Kt-QB3 4 P-Q5 5 P-K4 6 P-B4 7 BxP 8 Kt-B3 9 B-K2 10 B-K3 11 BxB 12 Castles 13 Q-K2 14 P-KKt3 15 B-Kt2 l?’g?3 ISQxB 19 P-KR3 20 R-B2 21 QR-KB KenSriek Black P-B R-KtSxtPXp(” Q-R2 -B6(e) RxKt QxR Q-B7 Q-R7ch Q-R6ch Kt-K4 Q-KKt7ch P-R4 Q-B6ch Q-R8ch Q-Kt7 48R-B8chRxR 49 QxRch K-R2 50 Q-B5cbQ-Kt3 SAy&r P-QKt4(c) 53 Q-B5 PxP 64 QxQ.
Notes (a) — Threatening to win KtxB (b)— Threatening P-Kt5 which would corner Black's knight (c— Excellent play as White’s center now becomes necessarily weakened and Black gains control of the QKt file (d)-i-A sacrifice which gives Black a WiUUliijJ (e) — Winning back losing the attack White has no saving Garfinkel White 28 R-Kt 29 Kt-Q4 30 B-B 31 PxKt 32 R-B3 33 Q-Q2 34 RxP 35 R-B7 36QXR 37B-O3 I 39 K-S sn w-trs Castles 41 K-Q Kt(B3)-Kt 42 R-Kt2 9'a B-Kt4 BxB R-K Kt-R3 Q-Q3 P-R3 QR-Kt
