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Chess 04 Mar 1934, Sun Buffalo Courier Express (Buffalo, New York) Newspapers.com
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Chess Problem the Ruth Lindsay Black — 8 pieces Garflnkel Black Haendrlges Hasenoehrl Hodge Lear reitag Koons Kendrick Harley A team match same between Twin City Chess Club of Tonawanda and the Buffalo Chess Club will be played Tuesday evening in the club rooms of the Buffalo Chess Club.
In the Lafayette The play will begin at 8 p m Among the Buffalo players expected to participate are Barrett Rodenbach Kendrick itterer oltz foppenberg and Erdman Visitors ate welcome Bolivar Wins Again Cuba Mar 3 — The Bolivar Chess Club continued its undefeated pace by turning back the Olean Club in Bolivar by a 7-5 score Hills of Bolivar took the honors by winning three games for a perfect evening Sharing the spotlight were MonInger and eser of Olean who handed Dr Phillips Morrison his third and fourth match game defeats Tournament Today in Perry Perry Mar 3 — The Perry Chess Club will be host tomdrrow at a Here’s something new 4-problem No 61 by a woman composer.
The English chess magazines have been giving the author favorable comments for her compositions The problem is not easy but 'also cannot be termed difficult It’s an old theme: 4 White— 11 pieces : White to move and mate in three The key to last week’s problem was Kt-KB3 with these variations: 1— Kt-KB3 RxKtch: 2— Kt-Q4 mate 1— Kt-KB3 RxKt(B3): 3-Kt-Q6 mate 1— KI-KB3 KxKt 2— RxP mate 1— Kt-KB3 Kt-B3: 2— KtxP? mate Why was the knight placed at QR3? Because it was necessary there as otherwise the problem would be "cooked" by Q-B4 Now all White nebds to do is to sit and wait and then mate with the knights ?
Correct solution to list week’s chess problem was received from K R Pfirman Erie Leonard H Tyler and Donald Grieves Perry George W Glassier Warsaw Navin Ringueberg Lockport H G Peters and W Krafft Kenmore George W Blamkman Russell NI Ely Harold Armstrong Kennth Temple Stuart Shapiro and rank Spencer Niagara alls Peter A Swart A P Sy Stephen Wasniewski and Anthony W Kramer Joseph B Slomka and J N Tusch Buffalo Carl W Holdtke Attica City Chess Championship Unless some remarkable upsets occur shortly Boris Garfinkel is destined to become the 1933-34 city chess champion With ten wins two drawn and no lasses Garfinkel is leading the field by a comfortable margin Standings of the players follow: Won Drawn Lost of the second tourney between two picked teams of Xil teen players one jepicocuvius the Interstate Chess League of Olean Cuba imd Bolivar and Smethport Pa and the other Perry Batavia and Warsaw In a similar tournament played a month ago the Interstate's entries lost the' first match 9)4 to 8)4 and won the second 10)4 to 7 Batavia and Perry each will have six members on the team with warsaw represented by three.
In the Lafayette The play will begin at 8 p m Among the Buffalo players expected to participate are Barrett Rodenbach Kendrick itterer oltz foppenberg and Erdman Visitors ate welcome Bolivar Wins Again Cuba Mar 3 — The Bolivar Chess Club continued its undefeated pace by turning back the Olean Club in Bolivar by a 7-5 score Hills of Bolivar took the honors by winning three games for a perfect evening Sharing the spotlight were MonInger and eser of Olean who handed Dr Phillips Morrison his third and fourth match game defeats Tournament Today in Perry Perry Mar 3 — The Perry Chess Club will be host tomdrrow at a Here’s something new 4-problem No 61 by a woman composer.
The English chess magazines have been giving the author favorable comments for her compositions The problem is not easy but 'also cannot be termed difficult It’s an old theme: 4 White— 11 pieces : White to move and mate in three The key to last week’s problem was Kt-KB3 with these variations: 1— Kt-KB3 RxKtch: 2— Kt-Q4 mate 1— Kt-KB3 RxKt(B3): 3-Kt-Q6 mate 1— KI-KB3 KxKt 2— RxP mate 1— Kt-KB3 Kt-B3: 2— KtxP? mate Why was the knight placed at QR3? Because it was necessary there as otherwise the problem would be "cooked" by Q-B4 Now all White nebds to do is to sit and wait and then mate with the knights ?
Correct solution to list week’s chess problem was received from K R Pfirman Erie Leonard H Tyler and Donald Grieves Perry George W Glassier Warsaw Navin Ringueberg Lockport H G Peters and W Krafft Kenmore George W Blamkman Russell NI Ely Harold Armstrong Kennth Temple Stuart Shapiro and rank Spencer Niagara alls Peter A Swart A P Sy Stephen Wasniewski and Anthony W Kramer Joseph B Slomka and J N Tusch Buffalo Carl W Holdtke Attica City Chess Championship Unless some remarkable upsets occur shortly Boris Garfinkel is destined to become the 1933-34 city chess champion With ten wins two drawn and no lasses Garfinkel is leading the field by a comfortable margin Standings of the players follow: Won Drawn Lost of the second tourney between two picked teams of Xil teen players one jepicocuvius the Interstate Chess League of Olean Cuba imd Bolivar and Smethport Pa and the other Perry Batavia and Warsaw In a similar tournament played a month ago the Interstate's entries lost the' first match 9)4 to 8)4 and won the second 10)4 to 7 Batavia and Perry each will have six members on the team with warsaw represented by three.
