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Chess 18 Nov 1934, Sun Buffalo Courier Express (Buffalo, New York) Newspapers.com
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White — 3 pieces.
White to move and win. The key move to last week’s clever two-mover was Q-R2 with these pretty variations : r 1— Q-H2 P-B5: 2— R-Ke mate i 1— Q-R2 K-K3ch: 2— R-Kt7 ! mate ! 1— Q-R2 K-Kt5ch 2— Q-KKt3 mate ! 1— Q-R2 P-Q6: 2— R-Kt4 mate 1— Q-R2 B moves 2 — R-K3 mate i 1 — Q-R3 P-K5 - 3— R-Kt5 mate : -Q-R3 P-K5 3 — R-KtS mate.
Correct solution to chess prob- irom lem No 95 was received John Sendelbach Peter' A Swart John H Tusch I Russell P i Ely Joseph B Slomka and Elmer P Volgenau Buffalo and ! Russell N Ely Niagara allsi i
This year’s master tourney in connection with the Hastings- chess i Chess Problem Today’s problem NoJ 96 is an end-game study by A Troitsky This vfery instructive problem callsl for forcing play by white asihe does not want an exchange of queens with the resultant draw In this position white mates or gains a "winning! advantage in very few moves Canl you do it? Black — 2 piece
bul ere Play three 1 white Lis S He &Ue atempo have after-' ibow com- and- York ' i Cor- dozen it moves champion’ t mi- He s - BxKt ul here festival in England should "bd Very strong as reports say that Invitations have been Issued to Capab lanes Anuxeutnai'i! rionr others Capablanca is in New at the present time y ' Chess flavors interested in respondence games can enter the 31st grand national tourney w of-Sharp’s Chess Association A bul- -letln giving information&about the uutcicHL Lundes 6eciion£ ruiaa can be had by writing A E : Thompson O J Worlds Championship Gime' Here is the 25thgame of the i recent championship match between xjf Aieanin ana bi u uogolj The British Chess Mavaiina ments that in none of his matches with Bogoljubow did Alekhin I play or was maneuvered by transposition-into the orthodox defense to :ttie Queen’s Gambit Declined although he defended it several times aj ainst Capablanca and never in- all three matches has the King’s Indiaiji Det fense to the Queen’s Pawn Onenlng? -been adopted.
In this game Alekhin gives evi-dences of his'skill and although Bo-y goljubow does not play badljJ -the'i-J uncanny skill of the champion is ' -Just too much ” ' Qoeen'i Gambit ‘Aeeepted ‘ : Borolj'w -I White ' s I 1 P-Q4 i 2 KI-KB3 ( j r-jux -fP-K3 BxP I e Kt-BJ t V PKP1 8 P-R3() : 9 P-K4 10 Castles ’ xi u-M -12 B-OR3 13P-KKV i 15 Q-K3fc) 16 Kt-Kt5 17 BxKt ' 18 BxKt ’ It Kt-K2(d) 20 PxP 31 OR-B1 22 KtxP 33 QxB j (rom (a)— Of wants to secure the control of K4 'but it seems to make necessary the -w aken- xxxk xuuve ux -- I (b) — The alternative 13— Q-Q2 14 — PxB Kr-Ql would be dlstaate: i- (c)— An exchange - of oueen would be relished by black with) hie oiMv xMajisa a vjr U (d)— 19— PxP PxP 20— BxP la not to be thought of as black would gct two 'rooks and a minor piece for the queen r-L-rt-i nas ooinia enaoxxna a piece to be ultimately establish ed-at' ! (e) — An exchange of! oueen a point would give white time to iet in P-B4 and P-B5 with i advantage H might not mind the lose lof a par'n for riuni puxpuBe L (f)— In order to gaindoubling rooks ' i ici— ine i ELHb shown strikingly the champion’s su-periorlty as a tactician - Wlthou t any ' noticeable error on white’s part qe-ihaa been completely outplayed Black now threatens to drive home the superiority ! (h) — A subtle move rthla first the adjournment) If I42-R-Q8 Q-R3 43— Q-B2 RxRch 44-4qxR Q-Kt3ch winning a piece Otherwise B-Kt4 la threatened' r s (1)— If Q-Q2 QxRP vlna ' ' ' I etc Russ rJb K4RSh) Q-B7ch k r n 44 Q-K3 (i RkBCh Alekhin Blade P-Q4 P-OR1 PrP ’‘B-KtSr ’ r-xxj Kt-Q3 B-R4 KKt-B3 B-K2 P-QR4 ’ 13P-KKU(b)B-Kt3 ' 14 Q-R2 Q-R3 r-KM r KtxKt P-Ktf BxB PxP P-B4 PxP BxKt ' KR-Q1 British Chesa Magfczlnt)! doubtful vidud there Borolj'w Alekhin White- Bllaek 94 Q-B4 ' QKt2(e) " 28 P-B3 P-R4 26 Q-K3 R-QS ' 27 Q-K3 R-Q2- 28 PxP IO BxgP 29 R-B6 B 30KR-B1 31B-B4 R-Qach 32B-B1 -Rift 33RxR 4 P-R5 34R-B4 R-feS' 35 R-Kt4 Q-B2 35 P-B4 QJQr"1’ 37 Q-B2 " P-iB4 38P-K5 BKld)1 33R-KI6 qJbv 40 R-Q6 R-lBJ - - 59 42 t 43 Q-Q2 O- Resigns.
White to move and win. The key move to last week’s clever two-mover was Q-R2 with these pretty variations : r 1— Q-H2 P-B5: 2— R-Ke mate i 1— Q-R2 K-K3ch: 2— R-Kt7 ! mate ! 1— Q-R2 K-Kt5ch 2— Q-KKt3 mate ! 1— Q-R2 P-Q6: 2— R-Kt4 mate 1— Q-R2 B moves 2 — R-K3 mate i 1 — Q-R3 P-K5 - 3— R-Kt5 mate : -Q-R3 P-K5 3 — R-KtS mate.
Correct solution to chess prob- irom lem No 95 was received John Sendelbach Peter' A Swart John H Tusch I Russell P i Ely Joseph B Slomka and Elmer P Volgenau Buffalo and ! Russell N Ely Niagara allsi i
This year’s master tourney in connection with the Hastings- chess i Chess Problem Today’s problem NoJ 96 is an end-game study by A Troitsky This vfery instructive problem callsl for forcing play by white asihe does not want an exchange of queens with the resultant draw In this position white mates or gains a "winning! advantage in very few moves Canl you do it? Black — 2 piece
bul ere Play three 1 white Lis S He &Ue atempo have after-' ibow com- and- York ' i Cor- dozen it moves champion’ t mi- He s - BxKt ul here festival in England should "bd Very strong as reports say that Invitations have been Issued to Capab lanes Anuxeutnai'i! rionr others Capablanca is in New at the present time y ' Chess flavors interested in respondence games can enter the 31st grand national tourney w of-Sharp’s Chess Association A bul- -letln giving information&about the uutcicHL Lundes 6eciion£ ruiaa can be had by writing A E : Thompson O J Worlds Championship Gime' Here is the 25thgame of the i recent championship match between xjf Aieanin ana bi u uogolj The British Chess Mavaiina ments that in none of his matches with Bogoljubow did Alekhin I play or was maneuvered by transposition-into the orthodox defense to :ttie Queen’s Gambit Declined although he defended it several times aj ainst Capablanca and never in- all three matches has the King’s Indiaiji Det fense to the Queen’s Pawn Onenlng? -been adopted.
In this game Alekhin gives evi-dences of his'skill and although Bo-y goljubow does not play badljJ -the'i-J uncanny skill of the champion is ' -Just too much ” ' Qoeen'i Gambit ‘Aeeepted ‘ : Borolj'w -I White ' s I 1 P-Q4 i 2 KI-KB3 ( j r-jux -fP-K3 BxP I e Kt-BJ t V PKP1 8 P-R3() : 9 P-K4 10 Castles ’ xi u-M -12 B-OR3 13P-KKV i 15 Q-K3fc) 16 Kt-Kt5 17 BxKt ' 18 BxKt ’ It Kt-K2(d) 20 PxP 31 OR-B1 22 KtxP 33 QxB j (rom (a)— Of wants to secure the control of K4 'but it seems to make necessary the -w aken- xxxk xuuve ux -- I (b) — The alternative 13— Q-Q2 14 — PxB Kr-Ql would be dlstaate: i- (c)— An exchange - of oueen would be relished by black with) hie oiMv xMajisa a vjr U (d)— 19— PxP PxP 20— BxP la not to be thought of as black would gct two 'rooks and a minor piece for the queen r-L-rt-i nas ooinia enaoxxna a piece to be ultimately establish ed-at' ! (e) — An exchange of! oueen a point would give white time to iet in P-B4 and P-B5 with i advantage H might not mind the lose lof a par'n for riuni puxpuBe L (f)— In order to gaindoubling rooks ' i ici— ine i ELHb shown strikingly the champion’s su-periorlty as a tactician - Wlthou t any ' noticeable error on white’s part qe-ihaa been completely outplayed Black now threatens to drive home the superiority ! (h) — A subtle move rthla first the adjournment) If I42-R-Q8 Q-R3 43— Q-B2 RxRch 44-4qxR Q-Kt3ch winning a piece Otherwise B-Kt4 la threatened' r s (1)— If Q-Q2 QxRP vlna ' ' ' I etc Russ rJb K4RSh) Q-B7ch k r n 44 Q-K3 (i RkBCh Alekhin Blade P-Q4 P-OR1 PrP ’‘B-KtSr ’ r-xxj Kt-Q3 B-R4 KKt-B3 B-K2 P-QR4 ’ 13P-KKU(b)B-Kt3 ' 14 Q-R2 Q-R3 r-KM r KtxKt P-Ktf BxB PxP P-B4 PxP BxKt ' KR-Q1 British Chesa Magfczlnt)! doubtful vidud there Borolj'w Alekhin White- Bllaek 94 Q-B4 ' QKt2(e) " 28 P-B3 P-R4 26 Q-K3 R-QS ' 27 Q-K3 R-Q2- 28 PxP IO BxgP 29 R-B6 B 30KR-B1 31B-B4 R-Qach 32B-B1 -Rift 33RxR 4 P-R5 34R-B4 R-feS' 35 R-Kt4 Q-B2 35 P-B4 QJQr"1’ 37 Q-B2 " P-iB4 38P-K5 BKld)1 33R-KI6 qJbv 40 R-Q6 R-lBJ - - 59 42 t 43 Q-Q2 O- Resigns.
