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"IT'S YOUR MOVE" The Morning Call' Chess and Positions in End Games and News Items Will Be Welcomed W. H. STECKEL. Editor Four games' have been played so far la the match for the match championship of Lehigh Valley between the Central Pennsylvania Champion H V. Hesse of Bethlehem and the Lebigh Valley champion W. H. Steckel. Mr. Hesse won the third and fourth games of this match and Mr. Steciel the first game. The second game ended in a draw.
Starting Monday of this coming week an elimination tournament will begin in the local Y. M. C. A. among the class B and C players.
This tournament will be called an industrial tourney running on the same princple is the recent successful Lehigh Vniiey chess tourney. As we have stated that this tournament will be called an industrial tc ur-ney, this means that all of those who decided to enter will represent and play under the name of the concern they work for. Incidentally this is the first tournament of this kind that will be run in the city. In a interstate team match between Vermont and New Hampshire contested in October Vermont won by a score of The City College of New York City defeated the Hungaria International Chess club at the latter's headquarters, by the close score of 9-7. The following are the results of tne first two rounds for the championship of the Marshall Chess club: First round: Tholfsen, 1, Smirka, 0; Rein-feld, 1, Dunst, 0; Hanauer, 1, BIgelow,' 0; Cass, '4, Santaslere, ; Croncy, versus Levenstein, adjourned; Bernstein, 0; Grossman, 1; Pine, 1, Morton, 0.
Second round: Smirka, 1, Orc.-s-man, 0; Tholfsen, 1, Morton, 0; Bernstein versus Santasiere, adjourned; Fine, 1, Hanauer, 0; Cass, 1, Croney, 0; Bigelow, 0, Dunst, 1; LevenstUn versus Relnfeld. adjourned. The fifth annual Central Pennsylvania Association tournament will be held in the lobby of the local Y. M. C. A. on December 5th. On Sunday, .uecemoer 6th, we have not as yet decided where to finish this tourney on tluday. We are publishing the first cv.rm tor the benefit of Albert Rex, president of the Allentown Chess club, who solves almost every problem that the editor simites for publication. Go get this one Mr. Rex, White mates in 13 moves. The other games are from the Eled tournament, Jugoslavia, p. Bjirrv Pillsbury Barry H. N. Pillsbury PxKt PxP P-B3 Q-B2 B-B3 B-Q5ch Kt-B7ch Kt K5 BPxKt BxKtP B-F.6 B-OB4 0-Kt3 B-B4 P-KJ 1 P-K4 P-K4 17 Kt-B6 2 Kt-KB3 Kt-QB3 3 B-Kt5 Kt-KB3 4 P-Q4 KtxKP 5 P-Q5 Kt-Q3 6 Kt-QB3 P-K5 7 Kt-KKt5 KtJC4 18 OXR 19 Q-Kt3 20 B-Q2 21 QR-K 22 P-KR3 23 K-R 24 K-R2 ?S KtxKt 26 RxP f-k.b:i While announced mate in 13 moves. n KUtXP - - 10 KtxKt P-vjkj 11 U-K4 -OKt 1 P-B3 .12 Kt-Q4 B-K'J 28 KR-K 13 Q-Kt3 P-Q.t 29 R-K7 1P-KB4 P-KB4 30 Q-O JF Kt-Kt3 Kt-Kt5 31 U-K5 iriti Castles Castles Checker Column Problems, Games, Queen's Gambit Declined TS. D. Dr. A. E. D.
Dr. A. Boeol'bow Alekhlne Boeol'bow Alekhlne White Black White Black 1 P-Q4 Kt-KB3 29 R-B7 B-BS 2 P-OB4 P-K3 30 BxB PxB 3 Kt-OB3 B-Kt5 31 R-R3 KxP 4 Q-B2 P-Oi . 32 RxPch K-Kt3 5 P-OR3 BxKtch 33 R-Kt4ch K-B2 6 OxB Kt-Bl 34 R-KR4 R-Rl 7 Kt-B3 PxP 35 R-OKt4 P-Kt3 8 QxP Castles 36 P-R4 OIVQB1 9 B-Kt5 P-KR3 37 P-R5 PxP 10 B-R4 P-KKt4 38 R-Kt5 R-R7 11 B-Kt3 P-Kt5 39 K-Ol K-Kt3 12 Kt-K5 QxP 40 RxRP RxP 13 OxO KtxO 41 R-R8 R-KB1 34 R-Bl Kt-B4 42 RxRP -R-KR1 15 RxP P-KR1 43 K-Bl R-KK17 16 P-K3 Kt-04 44 R-Q7 P-K5 17 R-Bl P-B3 45 R-Bl P-B4 18 Kt-Kt8 R-O 46 R-Q5 R-KB1 19 P-K4 KtxB 47 R-Ofich R-B3 20 RPxKt K-Kt2 48 R-Q8 K-B2 21 Kt-B4 KtxKt 49 R-C7ch K-K3 22 PxKt K-Kt3 50 R-KKt7 K-K4 23 P-B3 B-Q2 51 R-Ol R-B3ch 24 PxP PxP 52 K-Ktl R-B6 25 R-R4 P-K4 53 R-KB1 R-KB6 26 P-B5ch K-Kt4 54 R-QB1 f 27 P-KKt3 B-B3 55 K-Rl R(Kt6)xP 28 B-K2 BxP 56 Resigns. Queen's Gambit Accepted Alekhlne Flohr Alekhlne Flohr White Black White Black 1 P-Q4 P-04 16 KtxKt KtxKt 2 P-OB4 PxP 17 OR-B O-Kt 3 Kt-KB3 Kt-KB3 18 B-B5 SxB 4 P-K3 P-K3 19 KtxB 0-Kt3 5 BxB P-B4 20 Q-R5 Kt-Q2 6 Castles Kt-B3 21 B-K2 P-K 7 Q-K2 P-OR3 22 Q-Kt5 KtxKt 8 R-O P-OKI4 23 RxKt 9 PxP G-B2 24 P-R4 B-R3 10 B-Q3 BxP 25 B-B3 P-B3 11 P-QR4 P-Kt5 26 0-K3 OR-O 12 OKt-02 Castles 27 RxR R-R 13 Kt-Kt3 B-K2 28 P-K5 P-B4 14 P-K4 Kt-Q2 29 R-B2 Resign 15 B-K3 OKt-K4 Queen's Pawn Opening Alekhine Plrc Alekhine Pirc White Black White Black 1 P-04 Kt-KB3 21 OxP- O-K 2 P-OB4 P-K3 22 BxKt RxB 3 Kt-KB3 P--4 23 Kt-K5 Q-R4 4 P-K3 P-B3 24 P-B3 O-K 5 B-03 OKt-o 25 Kt-Kt4 N R-B4 6 OKt-Q2 B-K? 26 O-B R-B5 7 Castles Castles 27 Q-K3 B-Q4 8 P-K4 PxBP 28 Kt-K5 O-BJ 9 KtxP P-Bl 29 OR-B P 10 B-B2 P-OKU 30 R-B7 R-R 11 Kt-K3 B-Kt2 31 KR-B P-R5 12 P-K5 Kt-04 32 R-B7ch RxR 13 0-03 P-B4 33 RxRch K-R2 14 PxP CD OKtxP 34 P-OK13 P-R6 15 QxP Q-B2 35 P-KKt4 R-B5 16 B-Kt3 Kt-B5 38 Q-Q3ch P-Kt3 17 Kt-B5 QKt-f 37 R-B7ch 1 18 KBxKt KtxB 38 Q-K3 BxBP 19 KtxBch 'SE Black Resigns. 20 B-Kto KT-BJ Solution to problem 127 by Franz Palatz, R-R8. No. 128 By H. Weenick Black 10 Pieces.
White, 10 Pieces. White to play and mate in two.
Starting Monday of this coming week an elimination tournament will begin in the local Y. M. C. A. among the class B and C players.
This tournament will be called an industrial tourney running on the same princple is the recent successful Lehigh Vniiey chess tourney. As we have stated that this tournament will be called an industrial tc ur-ney, this means that all of those who decided to enter will represent and play under the name of the concern they work for. Incidentally this is the first tournament of this kind that will be run in the city. In a interstate team match between Vermont and New Hampshire contested in October Vermont won by a score of The City College of New York City defeated the Hungaria International Chess club at the latter's headquarters, by the close score of 9-7. The following are the results of tne first two rounds for the championship of the Marshall Chess club: First round: Tholfsen, 1, Smirka, 0; Rein-feld, 1, Dunst, 0; Hanauer, 1, BIgelow,' 0; Cass, '4, Santaslere, ; Croncy, versus Levenstein, adjourned; Bernstein, 0; Grossman, 1; Pine, 1, Morton, 0.
Second round: Smirka, 1, Orc.-s-man, 0; Tholfsen, 1, Morton, 0; Bernstein versus Santasiere, adjourned; Fine, 1, Hanauer, 0; Cass, 1, Croney, 0; Bigelow, 0, Dunst, 1; LevenstUn versus Relnfeld. adjourned. The fifth annual Central Pennsylvania Association tournament will be held in the lobby of the local Y. M. C. A. on December 5th. On Sunday, .uecemoer 6th, we have not as yet decided where to finish this tourney on tluday. We are publishing the first cv.rm tor the benefit of Albert Rex, president of the Allentown Chess club, who solves almost every problem that the editor simites for publication. Go get this one Mr. Rex, White mates in 13 moves. The other games are from the Eled tournament, Jugoslavia, p. Bjirrv Pillsbury Barry H. N. Pillsbury PxKt PxP P-B3 Q-B2 B-B3 B-Q5ch Kt-B7ch Kt K5 BPxKt BxKtP B-F.6 B-OB4 0-Kt3 B-B4 P-KJ 1 P-K4 P-K4 17 Kt-B6 2 Kt-KB3 Kt-QB3 3 B-Kt5 Kt-KB3 4 P-Q4 KtxKP 5 P-Q5 Kt-Q3 6 Kt-QB3 P-K5 7 Kt-KKt5 KtJC4 18 OXR 19 Q-Kt3 20 B-Q2 21 QR-K 22 P-KR3 23 K-R 24 K-R2 ?S KtxKt 26 RxP f-k.b:i While announced mate in 13 moves. n KUtXP - - 10 KtxKt P-vjkj 11 U-K4 -OKt 1 P-B3 .12 Kt-Q4 B-K'J 28 KR-K 13 Q-Kt3 P-Q.t 29 R-K7 1P-KB4 P-KB4 30 Q-O JF Kt-Kt3 Kt-Kt5 31 U-K5 iriti Castles Castles Checker Column Problems, Games, Queen's Gambit Declined TS. D. Dr. A. E. D.
Dr. A. Boeol'bow Alekhlne Boeol'bow Alekhlne White Black White Black 1 P-Q4 Kt-KB3 29 R-B7 B-BS 2 P-OB4 P-K3 30 BxB PxB 3 Kt-OB3 B-Kt5 31 R-R3 KxP 4 Q-B2 P-Oi . 32 RxPch K-Kt3 5 P-OR3 BxKtch 33 R-Kt4ch K-B2 6 OxB Kt-Bl 34 R-KR4 R-Rl 7 Kt-B3 PxP 35 R-OKt4 P-Kt3 8 QxP Castles 36 P-R4 OIVQB1 9 B-Kt5 P-KR3 37 P-R5 PxP 10 B-R4 P-KKt4 38 R-Kt5 R-R7 11 B-Kt3 P-Kt5 39 K-Ol K-Kt3 12 Kt-K5 QxP 40 RxRP RxP 13 OxO KtxO 41 R-R8 R-KB1 34 R-Bl Kt-B4 42 RxRP -R-KR1 15 RxP P-KR1 43 K-Bl R-KK17 16 P-K3 Kt-04 44 R-Q7 P-K5 17 R-Bl P-B3 45 R-Bl P-B4 18 Kt-Kt8 R-O 46 R-Q5 R-KB1 19 P-K4 KtxB 47 R-Ofich R-B3 20 RPxKt K-Kt2 48 R-Q8 K-B2 21 Kt-B4 KtxKt 49 R-C7ch K-K3 22 PxKt K-Kt3 50 R-KKt7 K-K4 23 P-B3 B-Q2 51 R-Ol R-B3ch 24 PxP PxP 52 K-Ktl R-B6 25 R-R4 P-K4 53 R-KB1 R-KB6 26 P-B5ch K-Kt4 54 R-QB1 f 27 P-KKt3 B-B3 55 K-Rl R(Kt6)xP 28 B-K2 BxP 56 Resigns. Queen's Gambit Accepted Alekhlne Flohr Alekhlne Flohr White Black White Black 1 P-Q4 P-04 16 KtxKt KtxKt 2 P-OB4 PxP 17 OR-B O-Kt 3 Kt-KB3 Kt-KB3 18 B-B5 SxB 4 P-K3 P-K3 19 KtxB 0-Kt3 5 BxB P-B4 20 Q-R5 Kt-Q2 6 Castles Kt-B3 21 B-K2 P-K 7 Q-K2 P-OR3 22 Q-Kt5 KtxKt 8 R-O P-OKI4 23 RxKt 9 PxP G-B2 24 P-R4 B-R3 10 B-Q3 BxP 25 B-B3 P-B3 11 P-QR4 P-Kt5 26 0-K3 OR-O 12 OKt-02 Castles 27 RxR R-R 13 Kt-Kt3 B-K2 28 P-K5 P-B4 14 P-K4 Kt-Q2 29 R-B2 Resign 15 B-K3 OKt-K4 Queen's Pawn Opening Alekhine Plrc Alekhine Pirc White Black White Black 1 P-04 Kt-KB3 21 OxP- O-K 2 P-OB4 P-K3 22 BxKt RxB 3 Kt-KB3 P--4 23 Kt-K5 Q-R4 4 P-K3 P-B3 24 P-B3 O-K 5 B-03 OKt-o 25 Kt-Kt4 N R-B4 6 OKt-Q2 B-K? 26 O-B R-B5 7 Castles Castles 27 Q-K3 B-Q4 8 P-K4 PxBP 28 Kt-K5 O-BJ 9 KtxP P-Bl 29 OR-B P 10 B-B2 P-OKU 30 R-B7 R-R 11 Kt-K3 B-Kt2 31 KR-B P-R5 12 P-K5 Kt-04 32 R-B7ch RxR 13 0-03 P-B4 33 RxRch K-R2 14 PxP CD OKtxP 34 P-OK13 P-R6 15 QxP Q-B2 35 P-KKt4 R-B5 16 B-Kt3 Kt-B5 38 Q-Q3ch P-Kt3 17 Kt-B5 QKt-f 37 R-B7ch 1 18 KBxKt KtxB 38 Q-K3 BxBP 19 KtxBch 'SE Black Resigns. 20 B-Kto KT-BJ Solution to problem 127 by Franz Palatz, R-R8. No. 128 By H. Weenick Black 10 Pieces.
White, 10 Pieces. White to play and mate in two.