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Chess 30 Mar 1932, Wed Mount Vernon Argus (White Plains, New York) Newspapers.com
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Your Move — By Paul L Cromelin 17 Resigns of be of in for for of 2 3 QxP K-Qf P-QR3 P-K R 3c 13- K t"ch Q-Kt3 Q-K Hlb Kt x I’d The game we selected for this week is an example -of the Danish Gambit Beginners in particular should accept all gambits that are The solution to tho problem printed two weeks ago No 7 in our series is QxBP ballots for any cldo it Black’s second will be Our first move sit right down vote for the answer that Black will make Address me by mail in care of The Daily Argus Watch tor the second move next week brother who is one in the club B-H4 QKtP which develops the While as comnensation for the sacrifice double Bishop attack makes it practically.
Impossible for Black to Castle b) White does not notice the Black QB which is ready to gobble up unwary attackers (c) Neither doos Black! ( d ) White decides to gamble everything on a direct attack regardless of the material loss involved This is the usual sequel to a gambit hut in this rase White has not developed his pieces to carry the attack through to a finish (e) Having withstood the direct assault Rlack now takes a hand by a counter-attack which is brought to 3 successful cfpeiuaion (O Not K-R because of 15B-K6 dis ch winning the Q The attendance at last Thursday’s meeting of the Mount Vernon Chess Club was quite better than that of the previous week Two games in the Intra-Mural Tournament were decided’ Ben McCready again used the Center Game to advantage this time against H Schipf R J Reichert defeated Dr Schol-der with the old standby a Guico Piano and moved up to fifth place in his group by so doing The leaders in each group remain the same as given last week except that -McCready’s score is now 4-2 which gives him a little stronger hold on second place.
GAME Our two correspondence games with San Quentin which we mentioned in this column last week have given us the idea ofplaying a game against the readers of this column At the close of this paragraph we will give our first move and would like to have all of the followers of our efforts send their reply Each suggestion Black’s answer will be a ballot your move and the majority one move will de-first move and our given next week is 1 P-K4 Now and send in your urther rounds will and 7th The Citj' Chess Tournament will be held at 36 irst Avenue the clubhouse of the Mount Vernon Recreation Commission and play will begin tomorrow at about 8 o’clock held on— the 1st 4 6th April offered to them and as a result will learn to defend themselves against wasning White Masked Wonder Paul L Crouielin l -JN P-Q4 POR3 Mxr R-R4 KtH3 li-UI I’-QS Kt-Hl Ca sties () We prefer tvhen playing Whits 4 allowing uiacK to capture tne t’ H The attacks Bl Alexander L Eolis Miss Henrietta Eolis of the stronger players well known to chess players locally attended last Thursday’s session of the local club and seemed to enjoy an evening of rapid-transit with Dr Blasi Kt-QS 10 BxKt.
Impossible for Black to Castle b) White does not notice the Black QB which is ready to gobble up unwary attackers (c) Neither doos Black! ( d ) White decides to gamble everything on a direct attack regardless of the material loss involved This is the usual sequel to a gambit hut in this rase White has not developed his pieces to carry the attack through to a finish (e) Having withstood the direct assault Rlack now takes a hand by a counter-attack which is brought to 3 successful cfpeiuaion (O Not K-R because of 15B-K6 dis ch winning the Q The attendance at last Thursday’s meeting of the Mount Vernon Chess Club was quite better than that of the previous week Two games in the Intra-Mural Tournament were decided’ Ben McCready again used the Center Game to advantage this time against H Schipf R J Reichert defeated Dr Schol-der with the old standby a Guico Piano and moved up to fifth place in his group by so doing The leaders in each group remain the same as given last week except that -McCready’s score is now 4-2 which gives him a little stronger hold on second place.
GAME Our two correspondence games with San Quentin which we mentioned in this column last week have given us the idea ofplaying a game against the readers of this column At the close of this paragraph we will give our first move and would like to have all of the followers of our efforts send their reply Each suggestion Black’s answer will be a ballot your move and the majority one move will de-first move and our given next week is 1 P-K4 Now and send in your urther rounds will and 7th The Citj' Chess Tournament will be held at 36 irst Avenue the clubhouse of the Mount Vernon Recreation Commission and play will begin tomorrow at about 8 o’clock held on— the 1st 4 6th April offered to them and as a result will learn to defend themselves against wasning White Masked Wonder Paul L Crouielin l -JN P-Q4 POR3 Mxr R-R4 KtH3 li-UI I’-QS Kt-Hl Ca sties () We prefer tvhen playing Whits 4 allowing uiacK to capture tne t’ H The attacks Bl Alexander L Eolis Miss Henrietta Eolis of the stronger players well known to chess players locally attended last Thursday’s session of the local club and seemed to enjoy an evening of rapid-transit with Dr Blasi Kt-QS 10 BxKt.
