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Chess 23 Oct 1932, Sun The Morning Call (Allentown, Pennsylvania) Newspapers.com
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"ITS YOUR MOVE" The Morning Call's Chess Column Chess Queries, Problems, Games and: News Items Solicited. By W. H. STECKEL End-Game No. 170 Black Isaac Kashdan pi mm wB ' wm III pi " tma tsM wm V'A-A-y. WSff'TA 77,'' White mates in 11 moves White Frank Marshall This is the actual ending played by these two competitors in a team match between the Marshall and Manhattan chess clubs, played in New York, 1929. Fourteen Remain in City Tournament Of the oriignal twenty-five contestants entered in the Allentown city championship tournament, sponsored each year by tne Allentown A., fourteen remain after the third round matches held Friday evening in the local Y. M. C. A. W. H. Steckel remained undefeated and closely on the defending cham-Dion's heels followed H. Martz, L. Buck and R. Rockel, who defeated P. Knecht, A. Weiss and E. Foley, respectively in the third round matches. The results of the third round games are as follows: H. Martz defeated P. Knecht. L. Buck defeated A. Weiss, W. Wallitsch defeated J. Baker, W. H. Steckel defeated A. Herrman, W. Shuler defeated W. Snyder, R. Shultz defeated F. Jackson, R. Rockel defeated E. Foley, F. Weiler defeated R.1 Werkheiser and V. Benner drew with A. Guerber. The following are the fourth round pairings, which will be played Friday night: F. Weiler vs. R. Rockel. L. Buck vs. H. Martz, A. Guerber vs. W. Shuler, W. H. Steckel vs. W. Wallitsch, R. Werkheiser vs. P. Knecht, V. Benner vs. E. Foley, R. Shultz vs. A. Herrmann. Alekhine To Play 200 Opponents Dr. Alexander Alekhine, world's champion, who won first prize in the recent international tournament at Pasadena and subsequently divided the first and second prizes at Mexico City, has given his consent to playing simultaneously against 200 opponents, consulting -at fifty boards, at the Seventh Regiment Armory, New York City, on election day. This was" announced during the past week by the committee, of which George Emlen Roosevelt, banker, yachtsman and chess enthusiast, is the chairman.
Charles S. Whitman, former governor, will make an address after a formal welcome - to Dr. Alekhine by Colonel Ralph C. Tobin, of the Seventh Regiment. Frank J. Marshall, United States champion, will referee. Alekhine Kashdan Tie for First Place Winning his adjourned game with J. Medina, champion of Zacatecas, in which he was a pawn ahead, Dr. Alexander Alekhine, world's champion, tied with Isaac Kashdan, champion of the Manhattan Chess Club of -New York, for first place in the international master's tournament at the Press Social Centre at Mexico City. The game went to 65 moves before a decision was reached.
The two leaders will divide the first and second prizes. Both finished with totals of BM-lis. Neither was defeated. The game between the two leaders was declared a draw without resuming play in their game adjourned from the sixth round. The following were the other prize winners: Third Captain J. J. Araiza, Mexican national champion; fourth, Dr. J. A. Asian, Mexico; fifth, Captain J. Vazquez, Mexico. The final standing: Won Lost Alekhine . 8', J2 Kashdan 8!i lis Araiza '. 6 3 Asiain 54 34 Vazquez 42 4 1 2 Gonzales S1.? Meding 3'2 52 Acevedo 2 7 Soto- Lavea 14 IV2 Brunner 1 Va I1, 2 Reuben Fine, champion, and A. E. Santasiere ex-champion, continued to win in the third round of the annual championship tournament of the Marshall Chess Club and. remained tied for the lead with three victories each. Fine won from N. Beckhardt and Santasiere from A. C. Cass. Other winners were Irving Cherner, A. C. Si- monson, Ewing Tholfsen and T. A. Dunst. BLACK Appended are more games from the international tournament held at Mexico City and concluded during the past week. Among these is the fifth drawn game. Isaac Kasdan has secured from the Dr. Alexander Alekhine, the world's champion.
Charles Koch leads Edward Foley, both of this city, by a score of 2-1. Two other games were drawn. "The second round of the Macungie chess club tournament was played on Wednesday evening. The results follow: H. Buck drew with N. Knauss, H. Martz defeated R. Reinert, G. Scholl defeated Leo J.' Farnschlader, C. Beidleman defeated B. Walker, L. Buck vs. H. Geissinger adjourned, F. Jackson vs. J. Gates adjourned. Starting with today's issue, a series of end-games will be' pub lished. This is in "keeping with the demand of recent requests received lor same.
Charles S. Whitman, former governor, will make an address after a formal welcome - to Dr. Alekhine by Colonel Ralph C. Tobin, of the Seventh Regiment. Frank J. Marshall, United States champion, will referee. Alekhine Kashdan Tie for First Place Winning his adjourned game with J. Medina, champion of Zacatecas, in which he was a pawn ahead, Dr. Alexander Alekhine, world's champion, tied with Isaac Kashdan, champion of the Manhattan Chess Club of -New York, for first place in the international master's tournament at the Press Social Centre at Mexico City. The game went to 65 moves before a decision was reached.
The two leaders will divide the first and second prizes. Both finished with totals of BM-lis. Neither was defeated. The game between the two leaders was declared a draw without resuming play in their game adjourned from the sixth round. The following were the other prize winners: Third Captain J. J. Araiza, Mexican national champion; fourth, Dr. J. A. Asian, Mexico; fifth, Captain J. Vazquez, Mexico. The final standing: Won Lost Alekhine . 8', J2 Kashdan 8!i lis Araiza '. 6 3 Asiain 54 34 Vazquez 42 4 1 2 Gonzales S1.? Meding 3'2 52 Acevedo 2 7 Soto- Lavea 14 IV2 Brunner 1 Va I1, 2 Reuben Fine, champion, and A. E. Santasiere ex-champion, continued to win in the third round of the annual championship tournament of the Marshall Chess Club and. remained tied for the lead with three victories each. Fine won from N. Beckhardt and Santasiere from A. C. Cass. Other winners were Irving Cherner, A. C. Si- monson, Ewing Tholfsen and T. A. Dunst. BLACK Appended are more games from the international tournament held at Mexico City and concluded during the past week. Among these is the fifth drawn game. Isaac Kasdan has secured from the Dr. Alexander Alekhine, the world's champion.
Charles Koch leads Edward Foley, both of this city, by a score of 2-1. Two other games were drawn. "The second round of the Macungie chess club tournament was played on Wednesday evening. The results follow: H. Buck drew with N. Knauss, H. Martz defeated R. Reinert, G. Scholl defeated Leo J.' Farnschlader, C. Beidleman defeated B. Walker, L. Buck vs. H. Geissinger adjourned, F. Jackson vs. J. Gates adjourned. Starting with today's issue, a series of end-games will be' pub lished. This is in "keeping with the demand of recent requests received lor same.
