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Chess 16 Jun 1932, Thu Mount Vernon Argus (White Plains, New York) Newspapers.com
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CHESS BxB 8 Q-TUch 10 four cannot be pre- Yet what can be done to Intra- in s B-K'2 proceeding 9 is Gambit Danish s s Instead serious brought repute achievements of Isaac champion of the Man- Hark-move wager be di- C S Howell attended the Kt-OB3 H-Bl i apparently Y M sound Q-QSch B-R3ch the champion of the team match between and the Providence was won by Provi- correct lose at Chess Board” by E which is available at the Mount Vernon 1'ublic Library or obtainable from the American Chess Bulletin 'Incidentally we will be glad to answer through this column any inquiries about chess literature or about On the 4th of June and Herman II elms annual meeting of the Connecticut Chess League at the Endce Club of Bristol Conn Mr Howell played simultaneously against 17 players the pick of the seven clubs represented in the league winning fifteen drawing one and losing an unfavorable pawn ending in the final game to Charles Pasternack of Hartford League.
A the League Chess Club dence by the score of 7Vz — 2'i M V C C in Group One in Tournament has the readers which B-Q2 Kt-QB3 Px P Q-KtS KtxKt B-R6 Show pnrta nt 'of Ktx difficulties-’ The Room 1 Grover throughout the country as the “Michigan Wolverine” as their contribution to those who crave action over both checker and chess board Grover takes them all on regardless of strength and has met with plenty of opposition from Westchester fans Last Sunday Dr Blasi your correspondent and Kibitzer Davis travelled up to the Casino to test out his strength and managed to walk away with the honors Dr Blasi won two games and drew one we held our own by'- winning one drawing one and taking one loss The game we won gave proof that traps yawn even for the best We ' give it below "Wo shade Hie windows and rover the floors of Westchester County homes”.
The latest I Kashdan hattan C C now touring the country include successful exhibitions at Harrisburg' Pa' and Cincinnati Ohio The youthful master played against 17 at Harrisburg winning 16 games and drawing one Against 29 Cincinnati players he drew three and won 26 Of a total of -229 games played by him' since leaving New York the young international expert won 213 drew 10 and lost 6 He is at present in Chicago and expects to visit St Louis ’ Milwaukee and Minneapolis before further West how an transposition v t I 1eaele Ttlnlr Centre Game 10 aslle least a pawn The examples given are from ever 100 given in ‘‘Pitfalls of the A Ureie- THE 1 P-K4 KB3 3 P-QB4 PxP 7 BxBch Castles 12 R— 02 end week in succession majority has been only a word from Webster Unanimous has been the mind of the readers Such approval must spell disaster The casual analyst sees a broken position for White smash it further?
We await the VArdirt nf should be signified by votes cast before next Tuesday- In complete accord Dr A A Blasi Louis Davis R J Reichert Seymour Israel Max Hackert and Martin avy voted for Black's 11th BxKt We are willing to phat votes for the 12th will versified!- the game Chess at' Playland - Playland Casino Ganic has installed Kenneth M known to checker fans the country as Wolverine” as - ‘B-Ktoch P o the drawn to Blasi the W Mc- J Reichert Cromelin tied for Play Mural a close with Dr A A unbeaten winner Ben Cready second R and Paul L third place Complete scores are as follows: Dr A A Blasi 7-0 Ben W Mc Cready 5-2 R J Reichert and Paul L Cromelin 4-3 H Schipf 3-4 H Bradbury and Dr B M Scholdcr 2-5 J M Cromelin 1-6 The last player defaulted five games PITALLS eeling that the traps which constantly await the unwary are of continual interest to all classes of players we present two for youramusement or edification as the case may be ' No 83 '‘The method of attack adopted by White in the above example is obviously a violation of principle ana ±siacK nas no dilliculty proving it to be -so”.
Queen’s Gnmhh Declined 1 f-qi ' j'-y i Castles? BxKt B-B3 - B-H3 and Black mi The point! Alate in vented come the development' tint White hag attained for the two pawns sacrificed It whs the discovery of this answer ips tirst five moves that the Danish Gambit into dis- RxQB -B-Kt5ch If Kt-QB3 then BxKtch 8 Kt-KB3 with a good game K1-KR3 Kt-B3! READER’S GAME P-K4 2 KI-KB3 Kt- KtxP KtxP 4 P-Q4 Q-K2 P-Q4 6 P-QB3 PxP B-Kt5ch 8 B-Q2 9 KtxB Castles 16 B-B4 11 KtxKt BxKt or the see ls K-Kt QxQ mate - However don’t infer from this that Grover isn’t resourceful The fact that he recently drew with rank Marshall in a simultaneous exhibition held at the Rye C A is proof of his usual Play- ’IzTrW' Games — ' By Paul L Grnvei t'rcmIin ’ Whit r Black 1 I’-KI P-K4 2 P-Qt PxP 8 P-Q R3 PxP 4 B-QIH Px 5 BxP - P-Q4! other movads sufficient to t.
A the League Chess Club dence by the score of 7Vz — 2'i M V C C in Group One in Tournament has the readers which B-Q2 Kt-QB3 Px P Q-KtS KtxKt B-R6 Show pnrta nt 'of Ktx difficulties-’ The Room 1 Grover throughout the country as the “Michigan Wolverine” as their contribution to those who crave action over both checker and chess board Grover takes them all on regardless of strength and has met with plenty of opposition from Westchester fans Last Sunday Dr Blasi your correspondent and Kibitzer Davis travelled up to the Casino to test out his strength and managed to walk away with the honors Dr Blasi won two games and drew one we held our own by'- winning one drawing one and taking one loss The game we won gave proof that traps yawn even for the best We ' give it below "Wo shade Hie windows and rover the floors of Westchester County homes”.
The latest I Kashdan hattan C C now touring the country include successful exhibitions at Harrisburg' Pa' and Cincinnati Ohio The youthful master played against 17 at Harrisburg winning 16 games and drawing one Against 29 Cincinnati players he drew three and won 26 Of a total of -229 games played by him' since leaving New York the young international expert won 213 drew 10 and lost 6 He is at present in Chicago and expects to visit St Louis ’ Milwaukee and Minneapolis before further West how an transposition v t I 1eaele Ttlnlr Centre Game 10 aslle least a pawn The examples given are from ever 100 given in ‘‘Pitfalls of the A Ureie- THE 1 P-K4 KB3 3 P-QB4 PxP 7 BxBch Castles 12 R— 02 end week in succession majority has been only a word from Webster Unanimous has been the mind of the readers Such approval must spell disaster The casual analyst sees a broken position for White smash it further?
We await the VArdirt nf should be signified by votes cast before next Tuesday- In complete accord Dr A A Blasi Louis Davis R J Reichert Seymour Israel Max Hackert and Martin avy voted for Black's 11th BxKt We are willing to phat votes for the 12th will versified!- the game Chess at' Playland - Playland Casino Ganic has installed Kenneth M known to checker fans the country as Wolverine” as - ‘B-Ktoch P o the drawn to Blasi the W Mc- J Reichert Cromelin tied for Play Mural a close with Dr A A unbeaten winner Ben Cready second R and Paul L third place Complete scores are as follows: Dr A A Blasi 7-0 Ben W Mc Cready 5-2 R J Reichert and Paul L Cromelin 4-3 H Schipf 3-4 H Bradbury and Dr B M Scholdcr 2-5 J M Cromelin 1-6 The last player defaulted five games PITALLS eeling that the traps which constantly await the unwary are of continual interest to all classes of players we present two for youramusement or edification as the case may be ' No 83 '‘The method of attack adopted by White in the above example is obviously a violation of principle ana ±siacK nas no dilliculty proving it to be -so”.
Queen’s Gnmhh Declined 1 f-qi ' j'-y i Castles? BxKt B-B3 - B-H3 and Black mi The point! Alate in vented come the development' tint White hag attained for the two pawns sacrificed It whs the discovery of this answer ips tirst five moves that the Danish Gambit into dis- RxQB -B-Kt5ch If Kt-QB3 then BxKtch 8 Kt-KB3 with a good game K1-KR3 Kt-B3! READER’S GAME P-K4 2 KI-KB3 Kt- KtxP KtxP 4 P-Q4 Q-K2 P-Q4 6 P-QB3 PxP B-Kt5ch 8 B-Q2 9 KtxB Castles 16 B-B4 11 KtxKt BxKt or the see ls K-Kt QxQ mate - However don’t infer from this that Grover isn’t resourceful The fact that he recently drew with rank Marshall in a simultaneous exhibition held at the Rye C A is proof of his usual Play- ’IzTrW' Games — ' By Paul L Grnvei t'rcmIin ’ Whit r Black 1 I’-KI P-K4 2 P-Qt PxP 8 P-Q R3 PxP 4 B-QIH Px 5 BxP - P-Q4! other movads sufficient to t.
