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Chess 20 Nov 1937, Sat Evening star (Washington, District of Columbia) Newspapers.com
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By PAUL J. MILLER, Jr. in which Vincent L. Eaton and Wil1 lard H. Mutchler encountered 18 opponents in complementary play to win 15'2 games and lose only 3>s.
Dr. George Mervey cf the Department of Agriculture quickly lost a game and retaliated by obtaining a draw on a second board, thus raising the total point score to 19 games. Eaton made the rounds at one time in 7'j minutes. The Mutchler-Eaton combination was most effective and the many who filled the role of spec- j tator evinced much interest in the dis- ; play of co-ordinated chess talents. The individual scoring: W. Carpenter 0 Geo W Her\ey 0. ' j R. S MeCready n E. H Smith »> F Lynn ti J B Extern o D. Greenstem 0 D S Burch I C. Rhodes n V. Saporito n J. Richardson o Gen Bogoliubov ’. Alex Sturges n Q tT. Thompson 1. N. D McDowell . o R. Brisxlee II J. Benjamin n D. Bard 1 Summary. Eaton-Mutchler. lo'a. Opposition. tl'a.
Max Kessler, chess director of the Paul Morphy Chess Club, says that in the immediate future the Morphyites will extend a challenge to the Social Chess Divan to engage in a 38-board match. At this juncture Simon Naidel. tour, rwment director of the divan, should prick up his ears and proceed with caution, for surely the challenge will be the forerunner of a battle royal. Movie World Goes Chess. gOME of the biggest producers in Hollywood have been taking lessons from Jose Capablanca.
world champion from 1920 to 1927. to learn the proper way to push the pawns around on the chessboard Big brains have taken seriously to the game Joseph von Sternberg. Oliver H. P Garrett, Henry' Meyers and Grover Jones, in striving hard to master the openings and catch the Cuban unawares, tell the old "Capa” story of him not seeing the board and then returning later to find a piece accidentally left on the wrong square by a player who had been making trial moves. "Capa" exploded: "What for you move that man?” J BELIEVE it Is Johnny or Freddie Stipes who is fighting the grim battle for his life in an iron lung.
Recently the newsreels have featured the lad and as he cheerfully combats his peril he finds much consolation in playing chess by aid of a mirror with his dad The world over you will find chess an outlet for physical inertia.
Dr. George Mervey cf the Department of Agriculture quickly lost a game and retaliated by obtaining a draw on a second board, thus raising the total point score to 19 games. Eaton made the rounds at one time in 7'j minutes. The Mutchler-Eaton combination was most effective and the many who filled the role of spec- j tator evinced much interest in the dis- ; play of co-ordinated chess talents. The individual scoring: W. Carpenter 0 Geo W Her\ey 0. ' j R. S MeCready n E. H Smith »> F Lynn ti J B Extern o D. Greenstem 0 D S Burch I C. Rhodes n V. Saporito n J. Richardson o Gen Bogoliubov ’. Alex Sturges n Q tT. Thompson 1. N. D McDowell . o R. Brisxlee II J. Benjamin n D. Bard 1 Summary. Eaton-Mutchler. lo'a. Opposition. tl'a.
Max Kessler, chess director of the Paul Morphy Chess Club, says that in the immediate future the Morphyites will extend a challenge to the Social Chess Divan to engage in a 38-board match. At this juncture Simon Naidel. tour, rwment director of the divan, should prick up his ears and proceed with caution, for surely the challenge will be the forerunner of a battle royal. Movie World Goes Chess. gOME of the biggest producers in Hollywood have been taking lessons from Jose Capablanca.
world champion from 1920 to 1927. to learn the proper way to push the pawns around on the chessboard Big brains have taken seriously to the game Joseph von Sternberg. Oliver H. P Garrett, Henry' Meyers and Grover Jones, in striving hard to master the openings and catch the Cuban unawares, tell the old "Capa” story of him not seeing the board and then returning later to find a piece accidentally left on the wrong square by a player who had been making trial moves. "Capa" exploded: "What for you move that man?” J BELIEVE it Is Johnny or Freddie Stipes who is fighting the grim battle for his life in an iron lung.
Recently the newsreels have featured the lad and as he cheerfully combats his peril he finds much consolation in playing chess by aid of a mirror with his dad The world over you will find chess an outlet for physical inertia.
