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Chess 22 May 1932, Sun The Morning Call (Allentown, Pennsylvania) Newspapers.com
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"IT'S YOUR MOVE" The Morning Call's Chess and Checker Column Problems. Games, Positions Id End Games and News Items Will Be Welcomed W. H. STECKEL, Editor More than one hundred chess play ers took part In an Inter-city team match In the main room of the Hotel Allen on Thursday evening. May 19.
Allentown's group of chess players were victorious over the Reading delegation. 39 to 19. This is the second time Allcntown defeated Reading, having won In a previous exhibition at Reading by the score of 29-21. Comments are to be made on the good playing of E. Knecht, O.
Baker and P. Weiler. who participated in their first team match affair. The three coming out ahead with sweeping victories. The following Allentown players participated In this monster affair: H. V. Hesse, W. H. Steckel, R. S. Ooerlich. A. Herrmann, W. Shuler. C. Geary, W. Lumsden. A. Warsau. R. Rockel. C. Koch, E. Foley, W. Wal- iitscn, a. weiss, H. Martz, w Buck, Dr. F. Dreyer, O. Zanger, W. Wells, u. McKee, D. Carlisle, V. Benner, C. Ziegler, W. Snyder, H. Hamilton. -F. Weiler, J. Baker, R. Orr.,A. Guerber, f. itnecnt. is. Knoll, E. Huff, p. Fister, F. Fackler, C. TToxell, A. Moll, F. Bitler, R. Nester, R. Gutekunst, F. Rehrig. R. Fenstermacher. E. Edelman, Saul, P. Troxell, R. Geary. E. Kahler, Ij. Buss, H. Boehm, H. Lowen- ken.E. Gardner, R. and E. Shollen berger and J. Harper. A. Weiss won the rapid transit tourney conducted weekly and the Y, M. C. A. The standing: A. Weiss, 514; J. Harper, 5-2: E. Kfthler, 4-2a; W. Saul, 4-3; W. Wallitsch, 32-314: H. Guerber, 3A-3i; L. Buck, a-; and u. uutekunst, 0-7. The editor accepted an Invitation to participate in a rapid transit tourney conducted In connection with the simultaneous exhibition given by Isaac Kashdan. Mr. Kashdan won this tourney by the scoTe-of 9-1.
The editor giving him his only defeat. D. Weiner, former state champion, also lost to the editor. retains the championship of the Metro. politan Chess League for another year, xne summary: MARSHALL C. C; R. Fine 0 F. J. Marshall 0 A. E. Sansiere R. Reinfeld ., E. Tholfsen ., N. Grossman . M. Hanauer ., S. Bernstein By winning the third and fifth games the editor made the score of 4-1 with the editor ahead in the match with R. S. Goerlich, of Bethlehem. Lester Samuels was the winner of the first of the series of rapid transit ' tournaments inaugurated at the Manhattan Chess club in the Pythian Temple. There were 24 entries, divided in two sections of 12 each. A. Kupchik, 11-0. and M. J. Keys, 9-2, qualified for the final from the first section. I. Horowitz, 9-2, and Samuel, 8VS-2& qualified from the second. Isaac Kashdan's tour through this section was a success. The young master making a score of 183 wins, 6 losses and 8 draws.
The following is Kashdan's record at each city he visited: Won Lost Dr'n .. 38 .. 16 .. 20 .. 20 City Reading .... Wilkes-Barre Scranton . ... Binghamton . Allentown . Philadelphia Harrisburg -. Totals .. 57 . 16 .16 .183 0 1 0 0 1 4 0 Jose Capablanca. former world's champion, played 330 opponents at 66 tables at Havana and made a score of 45 victories, 16 draws and 4 defeats. Successful in winning the deciding match with the Manhattan Chess club by 4i-3i2. the Marshall Chess club MANHATTAN C. A. Kevltz ........ I. Kashdan A. Kupchik I. Horowitz I. Kandal O. Tenner L. Samuels R. Willman a 'i 0 01 . 0 1 o 3 Problem No. 147 Prize Problem No. 6 By N. Easter Black 9 Pieces White 10 Pieces mam YTWZl WMW a wmm k&M i&ML mm 9Ws id it WiPW mr.HW i.,JJW White to Dlay and mate in two.
Solution to problem No. 146. KT-05 The standing of solvers: H. Peters
Allentown's group of chess players were victorious over the Reading delegation. 39 to 19. This is the second time Allcntown defeated Reading, having won In a previous exhibition at Reading by the score of 29-21. Comments are to be made on the good playing of E. Knecht, O.
Baker and P. Weiler. who participated in their first team match affair. The three coming out ahead with sweeping victories. The following Allentown players participated In this monster affair: H. V. Hesse, W. H. Steckel, R. S. Ooerlich. A. Herrmann, W. Shuler. C. Geary, W. Lumsden. A. Warsau. R. Rockel. C. Koch, E. Foley, W. Wal- iitscn, a. weiss, H. Martz, w Buck, Dr. F. Dreyer, O. Zanger, W. Wells, u. McKee, D. Carlisle, V. Benner, C. Ziegler, W. Snyder, H. Hamilton. -F. Weiler, J. Baker, R. Orr.,A. Guerber, f. itnecnt. is. Knoll, E. Huff, p. Fister, F. Fackler, C. TToxell, A. Moll, F. Bitler, R. Nester, R. Gutekunst, F. Rehrig. R. Fenstermacher. E. Edelman, Saul, P. Troxell, R. Geary. E. Kahler, Ij. Buss, H. Boehm, H. Lowen- ken.E. Gardner, R. and E. Shollen berger and J. Harper. A. Weiss won the rapid transit tourney conducted weekly and the Y, M. C. A. The standing: A. Weiss, 514; J. Harper, 5-2: E. Kfthler, 4-2a; W. Saul, 4-3; W. Wallitsch, 32-314: H. Guerber, 3A-3i; L. Buck, a-; and u. uutekunst, 0-7. The editor accepted an Invitation to participate in a rapid transit tourney conducted In connection with the simultaneous exhibition given by Isaac Kashdan. Mr. Kashdan won this tourney by the scoTe-of 9-1.
The editor giving him his only defeat. D. Weiner, former state champion, also lost to the editor. retains the championship of the Metro. politan Chess League for another year, xne summary: MARSHALL C. C; R. Fine 0 F. J. Marshall 0 A. E. Sansiere R. Reinfeld ., E. Tholfsen ., N. Grossman . M. Hanauer ., S. Bernstein By winning the third and fifth games the editor made the score of 4-1 with the editor ahead in the match with R. S. Goerlich, of Bethlehem. Lester Samuels was the winner of the first of the series of rapid transit ' tournaments inaugurated at the Manhattan Chess club in the Pythian Temple. There were 24 entries, divided in two sections of 12 each. A. Kupchik, 11-0. and M. J. Keys, 9-2, qualified for the final from the first section. I. Horowitz, 9-2, and Samuel, 8VS-2& qualified from the second. Isaac Kashdan's tour through this section was a success. The young master making a score of 183 wins, 6 losses and 8 draws.
The following is Kashdan's record at each city he visited: Won Lost Dr'n .. 38 .. 16 .. 20 .. 20 City Reading .... Wilkes-Barre Scranton . ... Binghamton . Allentown . Philadelphia Harrisburg -. Totals .. 57 . 16 .16 .183 0 1 0 0 1 4 0 Jose Capablanca. former world's champion, played 330 opponents at 66 tables at Havana and made a score of 45 victories, 16 draws and 4 defeats. Successful in winning the deciding match with the Manhattan Chess club by 4i-3i2. the Marshall Chess club MANHATTAN C. A. Kevltz ........ I. Kashdan A. Kupchik I. Horowitz I. Kandal O. Tenner L. Samuels R. Willman a 'i 0 01 . 0 1 o 3 Problem No. 147 Prize Problem No. 6 By N. Easter Black 9 Pieces White 10 Pieces mam YTWZl WMW a wmm k&M i&ML mm 9Ws id it WiPW mr.HW i.,JJW White to Dlay and mate in two.
Solution to problem No. 146. KT-05 The standing of solvers: H. Peters
