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Chess 13 May 1934, Sun Buffalo Courier Express (Buffalo, New York) Newspapers.com
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Chess Problem I li I I White — 5 pieces White to move and mate.
In seven of South may raise made and sufficed in to and a all the to P-Q7 R-OB1 R-B6 Kt-O4 KtxR R-K8ch R(K6)-K7ch Q-B7 - I Maraerr Black aasifi I R-K6 P-OR4(h) P-Q6 O-Q5G) OR-K1 R-Ql Q-K15 PR4 otreia 37 R-KBl(j)R-K7 w (a) — After this recover his nswn (b) — Although this recovers the lost pawn it has been censured by Maroczy himself who considered P-wn ao forestall White's next move) preferableJC— NoJ 15— BxP 16— KtxB KtxKt 17 — Q-B2 with advantage (d) — Counting upon being able to exchange off Black's other bishop (e) — Cutting off the retreat at his bishop a point of which Black tame-Sla Prepares to take advantage of P-QR4 might be safer (f ) — Not QxP 27— B-Kt5 and exchange of the bishop would allow White to obtain a commanding position (g) — The turn at the game The attack White expects to get from this i never materializes He should play B-Kt5 V(h)— White wm hoping to get in i P-R5 followed by B-Q5 (I) — Threatening mate on the move (J) — Not 37— RxR QxRch 33— R-Bl P-Q7 and wins No’ 71 15 a study in end-a one of the best and some strategy is employed Whde h will require some effort ito end-play game wm ffae worth the time spent l Blrk — 5 piece ( hidden-with these variations: f mateB‘KtT’ KxKt: 2— KxP K-Q5 3— K-XS 3-lRlsa aB-B5h' K-l or 1 K41’te‘t’ P‘B4: KxKt: 3-k.
Correct solution to last week’s chess pyoblem was received from Harold A Armstrong Niagara alls and John Goldbach Lancaster Correct solution to problem No 69 was received from Stuart Shapirb i GW Blankman and Kenneth Temple Niagara alls Richard Durbin Kenmore and A P Sy Peter K Swart and John H Tusch Buffalo! The Tarrasch Defense discussion was created when Dr Tarrasch introduced his defense to the Queen's Gambit Declined and he contends that the loriz controversy as to its merits has end-nf ft? Afarvoh 1716 opening moves of the denfse are as follows: 1— P-Q4 P-K3 2— P-QB4 P-K3 34-Kt-QB4 P-QB4 This last move qf black makes the Tarrasch Defensk Time alone will prove its soundness.
Alekhin used it against Colle I in 1531 and won Stoltz played it I against Dr Euwe in 1932 and lost I Maroczy adopted it against Bogol- I jubow in the game below and won I only because White slipped If one is looking for something to expert- I —' wsbMf otuuy viiis Bojol’bow Mrocxv Brl’boi 1 P-CM Women of education of of by f’ par-uamentarian credentials 44 R-KKtl 45 Q-B2 46 BxP 47 RxKt 24P-QR4 Kt-Ol 49K-R3 25 P-K5 Kt-B2 Resigns move Black Is able -to Black White P-Q4 26 PtP i !U2B3 28 Q-Kt3 J KPxP 29 Q-R2 5 Kt-KB3 Kt-OB3 30 KR-O2 S Kt-B3 31 P-QKt3 7 B-Kt2 B-K2 32 K-Rl S £iStles Castles 33 Q-Ktl9PxP P-Q5 34 GMCta JO KJ-®?4 B-KB4 35 K-Ktl JJ §t-R4 B-KS 36 R-KB2 i£-E4'aB-B5 38O-Ktl J4 BB2 Kt-O2(b)39 K-Rl 12 KtxP'c) 40 R-B3 JS KtxKt 41 Q-B2 JI®B Kt-Kt3 42 Q-Ktl 4?kr-bi 20 QR-Q1 P-Kt3 21 Kt-R6chBxKt 22 BxB Q-K2 23 P-B4fe) P-B3 4 r- re B El I R B ! S ffi ft! m a® H E ® las e ss K S 'B H j & 4&r t.
In seven of South may raise made and sufficed in to and a all the to P-Q7 R-OB1 R-B6 Kt-O4 KtxR R-K8ch R(K6)-K7ch Q-B7 - I Maraerr Black aasifi I R-K6 P-OR4(h) P-Q6 O-Q5G) OR-K1 R-Ql Q-K15 PR4 otreia 37 R-KBl(j)R-K7 w (a) — After this recover his nswn (b) — Although this recovers the lost pawn it has been censured by Maroczy himself who considered P-wn ao forestall White's next move) preferableJC— NoJ 15— BxP 16— KtxB KtxKt 17 — Q-B2 with advantage (d) — Counting upon being able to exchange off Black's other bishop (e) — Cutting off the retreat at his bishop a point of which Black tame-Sla Prepares to take advantage of P-QR4 might be safer (f ) — Not QxP 27— B-Kt5 and exchange of the bishop would allow White to obtain a commanding position (g) — The turn at the game The attack White expects to get from this i never materializes He should play B-Kt5 V(h)— White wm hoping to get in i P-R5 followed by B-Q5 (I) — Threatening mate on the move (J) — Not 37— RxR QxRch 33— R-Bl P-Q7 and wins No’ 71 15 a study in end-a one of the best and some strategy is employed Whde h will require some effort ito end-play game wm ffae worth the time spent l Blrk — 5 piece ( hidden-with these variations: f mateB‘KtT’ KxKt: 2— KxP K-Q5 3— K-XS 3-lRlsa aB-B5h' K-l or 1 K41’te‘t’ P‘B4: KxKt: 3-k.
Correct solution to last week’s chess pyoblem was received from Harold A Armstrong Niagara alls and John Goldbach Lancaster Correct solution to problem No 69 was received from Stuart Shapirb i GW Blankman and Kenneth Temple Niagara alls Richard Durbin Kenmore and A P Sy Peter K Swart and John H Tusch Buffalo! The Tarrasch Defense discussion was created when Dr Tarrasch introduced his defense to the Queen's Gambit Declined and he contends that the loriz controversy as to its merits has end-nf ft? Afarvoh 1716 opening moves of the denfse are as follows: 1— P-Q4 P-K3 2— P-QB4 P-K3 34-Kt-QB4 P-QB4 This last move qf black makes the Tarrasch Defensk Time alone will prove its soundness.
Alekhin used it against Colle I in 1531 and won Stoltz played it I against Dr Euwe in 1932 and lost I Maroczy adopted it against Bogol- I jubow in the game below and won I only because White slipped If one is looking for something to expert- I —' wsbMf otuuy viiis Bojol’bow Mrocxv Brl’boi 1 P-CM Women of education of of by f’ par-uamentarian credentials 44 R-KKtl 45 Q-B2 46 BxP 47 RxKt 24P-QR4 Kt-Ol 49K-R3 25 P-K5 Kt-B2 Resigns move Black Is able -to Black White P-Q4 26 PtP i !U2B3 28 Q-Kt3 J KPxP 29 Q-R2 5 Kt-KB3 Kt-OB3 30 KR-O2 S Kt-B3 31 P-QKt3 7 B-Kt2 B-K2 32 K-Rl S £iStles Castles 33 Q-Ktl9PxP P-Q5 34 GMCta JO KJ-®?4 B-KB4 35 K-Ktl JJ §t-R4 B-KS 36 R-KB2 i£-E4'aB-B5 38O-Ktl J4 BB2 Kt-O2(b)39 K-Rl 12 KtxP'c) 40 R-B3 JS KtxKt 41 Q-B2 JI®B Kt-Kt3 42 Q-Ktl 4?kr-bi 20 QR-Q1 P-Kt3 21 Kt-R6chBxKt 22 BxB Q-K2 23 P-B4fe) P-B3 4 r- re B El I R B ! S ffi ft! m a® H E ® las e ss K S 'B H j & 4&r t.
