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Chess 16 Mar 1932, Wed Mount Vernon Argus (White Plains, New York) Newspapers.com
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PROBLEM DIPAHTMEXL’ It seems rather out of place" to assert here that the solution to problem number 5 Is Q-Kt due to the fact that a typographical error In printing two weeks ago placed the black king In check with white to move However for the benefit of any who might have saved the problem to check It with this issue we do assert that the solution is as above The black king properly belong at KB4 Instead of at Ki as it was given in this column two weeks ago (Wlth- of 5-1 Louis Davis Thursday’s meeting able to play due to his mind was taken contemplated trip where he is at this J Reichert played S Israel to a draw and the half-point earned carried him up three places in his group The fourth game to be played was that between M Har-kay’s win of this game caused him kav's win of this game caused him to displace the writer for t'e fourth JIarkay members of the club the graybeards no Lions vs Maroon Big ive in Prelim In the intra-mural Dr Blassi continues feated his present score beln In the second group M J Lyons well-known to those who frequent the Mount Vernon Trust Company forged to the lead by defeating Alisa Eolis Lyons played a consistently good game of chess and at present has the excellent score attended last but the up to writing at OR7 and QKt KB) 0 G Oram Smith position.
Incidentally is the youngest of the yet causes confusion Mount Vernon emerged victorious from the match xvith Crestwood last riday Out of a total of nine boards played Mount Vernon won six and dropped three to Crestwood There were three Cromellns playing on the Mount Vernon team that night said trio being responsible for the three losing points Tho xvriter at board number one his brother John at board number two and Mrs Raul Cromelin at board number eight The score follows the Mount Vernon players being given first Mount Vernon playing white on the odd boards: No 1 — Paul L Cromelin 0 J Barnhard 1 No 2 — J Cromelin 0 G Schmidt 1: No 3— B AV McCready 1 J Hawthorne 0 No 4 — S Israel 1 W K-ern 0 No 5 — M Jlarkavy 1 J B Glen 0- No 6 — R J Reichert 1 S Reynolds 0: No 7 — Dr B At Scholder 1 G Wendel 0: No 8 — Mrs I’aul L Cromelin Welds 1: No 9—11 1E D Knacht 0 THE unusually bitter weather of last week xvas probably responsible for the poor attendance at last Thursday’s session of the Motint Vernon Chess Club Only 14 players turned out and four t’Ournament games were’ played However two new members made themsclvs known to the local chess circle at this meeting and one of them H Oram Smith was conscripted to play on the team' the following night in the match following night in the match the confidence placed in ability and covered himself ability and covered himself game.
This ridaj’ evening the Armory Big ive will meet the Tarrytown K of C five at the local drill shed The Tarrytown team is composed of several college stars including Gordan Sweetman the old ordham star who will be at center At the forward positions will be Thomas and ucleski The berths will be taken care of bj’ Haggertj-and Williams with Davidson in reserve The Soldiers’ five may have a good record this year as far as basketball records go but the results show that dropped more games this season than in the three previous seasons combined Defeats have been received at the hands of teams that were evidently much weaker than the Soldiers Manager Vernon Budd promises his team will snap out of the slump riday night and a fine battle is expected In the preliminary game the Moupt Vernon Lions xvill meet the strong Maroon Big ive in what should prove a fast game The first contest will get underway at 8:30 P M WHITE PLAINS March 16 — Rudj- Marshall sensational colored middleweight of the New York National Guard who since joining the ranks of the soldier boxers a few months ago has risen to the point looked tender ors of ful of claim to that right when he pets Joey La Gray former title holder of the division Into the ring with him at the White Plains State Armory tomorrow evening La Grey who gave up the middleweight title in the soldier ranks when ho could no longer make the weight required of champions of that division has been sought by Marshall ever since the latter put forth his first claim for the vacant title L EE T V O O D KlXItl Alli N BOWLING ALLEYS 17 WEST IirtOAl) STREET Hillcrest 2092 HEALTHY - Happy un I.
PROBLEM DIPAHTMEXL’ It seems rather out of place" to assert here that the solution to problem number 5 Is Q-Kt due to the fact that a typographical error In printing two weeks ago placed the black king In check with white to move However for the benefit of any who might have saved the problem to check It with this issue we do assert that the solution is as above The black king properly belong at KB4 Instead of at Ki as it was given in this column two weeks ago (Wlth- of 5-1 Louis Davis Thursday’s meeting able to play due to his mind was taken contemplated trip where he is at this J Reichert played S Israel to a draw and the half-point earned carried him up three places in his group The fourth game to be played was that between M Har-kay’s win of this game caused him kav's win of this game caused him to displace the writer for t'e fourth JIarkay members of the club the graybeards no Lions vs Maroon Big ive in Prelim In the intra-mural Dr Blassi continues feated his present score beln In the second group M J Lyons well-known to those who frequent the Mount Vernon Trust Company forged to the lead by defeating Alisa Eolis Lyons played a consistently good game of chess and at present has the excellent score attended last but the up to writing at OR7 and QKt KB) 0 G Oram Smith position.
Incidentally is the youngest of the yet causes confusion Mount Vernon emerged victorious from the match xvith Crestwood last riday Out of a total of nine boards played Mount Vernon won six and dropped three to Crestwood There were three Cromellns playing on the Mount Vernon team that night said trio being responsible for the three losing points Tho xvriter at board number one his brother John at board number two and Mrs Raul Cromelin at board number eight The score follows the Mount Vernon players being given first Mount Vernon playing white on the odd boards: No 1 — Paul L Cromelin 0 J Barnhard 1 No 2 — J Cromelin 0 G Schmidt 1: No 3— B AV McCready 1 J Hawthorne 0 No 4 — S Israel 1 W K-ern 0 No 5 — M Jlarkavy 1 J B Glen 0- No 6 — R J Reichert 1 S Reynolds 0: No 7 — Dr B At Scholder 1 G Wendel 0: No 8 — Mrs I’aul L Cromelin Welds 1: No 9—11 1E D Knacht 0 THE unusually bitter weather of last week xvas probably responsible for the poor attendance at last Thursday’s session of the Motint Vernon Chess Club Only 14 players turned out and four t’Ournament games were’ played However two new members made themsclvs known to the local chess circle at this meeting and one of them H Oram Smith was conscripted to play on the team' the following night in the match following night in the match the confidence placed in ability and covered himself ability and covered himself game.
This ridaj’ evening the Armory Big ive will meet the Tarrytown K of C five at the local drill shed The Tarrytown team is composed of several college stars including Gordan Sweetman the old ordham star who will be at center At the forward positions will be Thomas and ucleski The berths will be taken care of bj’ Haggertj-and Williams with Davidson in reserve The Soldiers’ five may have a good record this year as far as basketball records go but the results show that dropped more games this season than in the three previous seasons combined Defeats have been received at the hands of teams that were evidently much weaker than the Soldiers Manager Vernon Budd promises his team will snap out of the slump riday night and a fine battle is expected In the preliminary game the Moupt Vernon Lions xvill meet the strong Maroon Big ive in what should prove a fast game The first contest will get underway at 8:30 P M WHITE PLAINS March 16 — Rudj- Marshall sensational colored middleweight of the New York National Guard who since joining the ranks of the soldier boxers a few months ago has risen to the point looked tender ors of ful of claim to that right when he pets Joey La Gray former title holder of the division Into the ring with him at the White Plains State Armory tomorrow evening La Grey who gave up the middleweight title in the soldier ranks when ho could no longer make the weight required of champions of that division has been sought by Marshall ever since the latter put forth his first claim for the vacant title L EE T V O O D KlXItl Alli N BOWLING ALLEYS 17 WEST IirtOAl) STREET Hillcrest 2092 HEALTHY - Happy un I.
