Chess 17 Nov 1937, Wed Evening star (Washington, District of Columbia) Newspapers.com
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By PAUL J. MILLER. Jr. WINFRED HORN, acting director of the General Tournament of the Social Chess Divan, computes the standings of the respective players: Odd Section. W. L. Pet. D. E Brand 3'2 '2 917 R. J. Fuglister_O'a 1 'a SIS E. E. Williams _it 2 .000 Henry Reil _it 3 .300 F. W Gleason_2'a 2'. .300 J. W Dubin_l'a 2'a .373 L W. Ferris_l'a 2'a .373 Maud Sewall _l'a 3'2 .30(1 J. SkefBngton _1 3 .250 J. Chmielewskl_1 5 .107 Mrs. H. E. Kittredge -0 1 .000 Even Section. W. L. Pet. is.ennem biuoos -n - * Vincent Saporito_fi'j l a Conrad Willnich _S 2 ..1* J. G. Fairchild -- _4 2 .««. Winfred Horn _ 4'i 2'a .*43 Raymond Lewis_3 2 son Joseph Tishler_—3 3 .300 W. L. Elledae _1 3 .230 H. Lybrand — _« 1 'iOO J. H. Terrill ... —ft 4 .000 0 U. Thompson_o S .oon M. Applebaum _ft * oft0 Robert Feeney drew with Anton Hesse in the championship tourney of the divan: Walter Jacobs and William Reynolds are tied for premier honors with two points each: while trailing the leaders are Carl Hesse and Simon Naidel. Colonials in Tourney Parties. ENTHUSIASTIC Aubrey Fuller. *ecretarv of the Omar Khayyam Chess Club of George Washington University reports that round No. 1 of the' college intraclub tournament for a book prize has resulted in these tallies: Section 1. Adelson, Brisebois, 1 >i; Dougherty, 0; Ervin, 3; Fuller, 0; Gonzalez. I; Brisebois, 0; Ervin. 1. Section 3. Seganisch, 0; Schleshinger, 3: Tate, 0; Derr, 3. Section 3. Elliot, 1; Kniffln, 1. Players are paired Into three sections of eight each, every contestant engaging every other player with alternate black and white men.
Victors in the respective sections will enter a round robin play-off. Tomorrow evening Deiween o ana 11 o’clock Columbian House, the Okay chessists will commence round No. 2. The championship tourney has been advanced to the spring months. President E. W. Kunkle of the Paul Morphy Chess Club has arranged simultaneous exhibitions of tandem skill at 1508 Fourteenth street N.W., featuring Vincent L. Eaton, problemist, and chess champion of the Morphy aggregation, and W. H. Mutchler, chess and checker writer.
The public is welcome to attend the entertainment tomer* 0 choose to engage the complementary players are advised to fetch their own equipment. Interhigh Yields to Divan. TNGLORIOUSLY the Interhigh Chess Association quintet, in the Metropolitan Chess Association team tournament for the District championship, went down In defeat before the Social Chess Divan by the score. 4-1. two of the interhigh losses being forfeits.
Chairman Alexander Sturges says the M. C. A. successfully has finished its second annual interclub fray with all teams playing strictly according to the announced schedule. Top honors fell to the Paul Morphy Chess Club, which becomes District team champion for the second consecutive time, winning last year under the pennant of the War Department Chess Club.
Individual scoring in the final round: „ Interhiffh vs. Divan. Robert Hostler n Carl Hesse 1 Samuel Bess _1 Simon N'airiel of; Doe 0 Anton Y Hesse l Melvin Bers-o Gen. B Bosoljubov l M. Doe _o Winfred Horn 1 1 4 All members of high school clubs will hold a special rally this Sunday, 3 p.m.
Parkside Hotel, at which conclave formal plans of the winter interhigh tournament will be announced. DR MAX EUWE, victorious in the seventeenth game against Challenger Alexander Alekhin In defense of the world title, is now within two points of the challenger’s lead. The eighteenth game is booked for play tonight at The Hague. Current standing: Alekhin, 6; Euwe, 4; drawn, 7.
Victors in the respective sections will enter a round robin play-off. Tomorrow evening Deiween o ana 11 o’clock Columbian House, the Okay chessists will commence round No. 2. The championship tourney has been advanced to the spring months. President E. W. Kunkle of the Paul Morphy Chess Club has arranged simultaneous exhibitions of tandem skill at 1508 Fourteenth street N.W., featuring Vincent L. Eaton, problemist, and chess champion of the Morphy aggregation, and W. H. Mutchler, chess and checker writer.
The public is welcome to attend the entertainment tomer* 0 choose to engage the complementary players are advised to fetch their own equipment. Interhigh Yields to Divan. TNGLORIOUSLY the Interhigh Chess Association quintet, in the Metropolitan Chess Association team tournament for the District championship, went down In defeat before the Social Chess Divan by the score. 4-1. two of the interhigh losses being forfeits.
Chairman Alexander Sturges says the M. C. A. successfully has finished its second annual interclub fray with all teams playing strictly according to the announced schedule. Top honors fell to the Paul Morphy Chess Club, which becomes District team champion for the second consecutive time, winning last year under the pennant of the War Department Chess Club.
Individual scoring in the final round: „ Interhiffh vs. Divan. Robert Hostler n Carl Hesse 1 Samuel Bess _1 Simon N'airiel of; Doe 0 Anton Y Hesse l Melvin Bers-o Gen. B Bosoljubov l M. Doe _o Winfred Horn 1 1 4 All members of high school clubs will hold a special rally this Sunday, 3 p.m.
Parkside Hotel, at which conclave formal plans of the winter interhigh tournament will be announced. DR MAX EUWE, victorious in the seventeenth game against Challenger Alexander Alekhin In defense of the world title, is now within two points of the challenger’s lead. The eighteenth game is booked for play tonight at The Hague. Current standing: Alekhin, 6; Euwe, 4; drawn, 7.
