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Chess 23 Oct 1937, Sat Evening star (Washington, District of Columbia) Newspapers.com
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BY PAUL J. MILLER. JR. LEYDEN chess fans witnessed Dr. Alexander Alekhin,' ex-world champion and probably the greatest of living grandmasters, defeat Dr. Max Euwe, world champion. In the eighth game of the current match .series for the world title. Of the two champions, Euwe is the younger and is the favorite with the Dutch gallery that follows the itinerant match schedule from one Netherland city to another. Possibly this latter factor will have great weight in determining the outcome of the title fray. Current scoring stands: Alekhin, 4; Euwe, 2, and 2 draws.
The ninth round will be played tomorrow evening at The Hague. M. C. A. Team Tourney.
I TNDER Chairman Alexander Sturges’ leadership the District tournament for the team championship Jg progressing with rapidity and genuine so-operation among the six club entries. Last evening Interhigh Chess Association snared a close victory from Agriculture C. C„ Government Printing Office succumbed to the Social Chess Divan, while Paul Morphy C. O. gave the ladies’ Chess Club a firstclass trimming.
The individual scoring by teams: Arriculture tb. lnterhlfh. A. Sturt'S V, Robert Hostler Vi A. C. Hoffman 0 R. MBcWilltams 1 R. B. Schwenrer 0 Samuel Bass -- 1 A. R. Sabin Vi Melvin Burrs - Vi N. D. McDowell 1 Edith Johnson. 0 "j 3 Government Prinlint Office va. Divan. A. A. Dillon .. . 0 Carl H'sse 1 Joseph Terrier . 0 William Reynolds 1 William Tield 0 Simon Nside! 1 Marcel Prnpper 0 Anton Hesse Leonard Kaplan o Vincent Saporito > 0 5 Paul Morphy vs. Ladies’ C. C. Vtnoent Eaton . . 1 Mrs. H. Kittredse 0 Max Kessler,-1 Maud Sewall 0 G. R Paschal_1 Mrs. V. Jeffers . 0 .1 Veufeld 1 Mrs Anna Bran. 0 David Bard 1 Charlotte Hallett _0 S 0 Pairing* for round No. 4 for next Friday are: Agriculture vs. Divan, Government Printing Office vs. Ladies’ C. C. and Interhigh Chess Association vs. Paul Morphy Chess Club. Major tournament play is hooked for tonight.
8 o’clock, Parkslde Hotel. Visitors are welcome. Eaton Stars in “Slmul” Play. VTINCENT L. EATON, lnternational' ly famous problem composer, in his recent simultaneous chess exhibition before members of the Paul Morphy Chess Club and visitors, rapidly disposed of 13 opponents by the high score of 11 wins and 3 losses, Paschal and C. Carpenter wresting victories from the Paul Morphy champion. Individual tallies: G. R. Paschal ___ 1 E. Henrtcksen 0 Earle Kunkle ... 0 C. Carpenter 1 H. B. Eskin _O J. D Sutphen ... 0 H. G. Powell_ 0 D. D. Rothreb . 0 David Bard-0 O. V Thompson. 0 W. Dunn _n J. Benjamin-0 V. Saporito 0 The Morphy aggregation meets every Thursday, 8 p.m„ 1508 Fourteenth street.
The ninth round will be played tomorrow evening at The Hague. M. C. A. Team Tourney.
I TNDER Chairman Alexander Sturges’ leadership the District tournament for the team championship Jg progressing with rapidity and genuine so-operation among the six club entries. Last evening Interhigh Chess Association snared a close victory from Agriculture C. C„ Government Printing Office succumbed to the Social Chess Divan, while Paul Morphy C. O. gave the ladies’ Chess Club a firstclass trimming.
The individual scoring by teams: Arriculture tb. lnterhlfh. A. Sturt'S V, Robert Hostler Vi A. C. Hoffman 0 R. MBcWilltams 1 R. B. Schwenrer 0 Samuel Bass -- 1 A. R. Sabin Vi Melvin Burrs - Vi N. D. McDowell 1 Edith Johnson. 0 "j 3 Government Prinlint Office va. Divan. A. A. Dillon .. . 0 Carl H'sse 1 Joseph Terrier . 0 William Reynolds 1 William Tield 0 Simon Nside! 1 Marcel Prnpper 0 Anton Hesse Leonard Kaplan o Vincent Saporito > 0 5 Paul Morphy vs. Ladies’ C. C. Vtnoent Eaton . . 1 Mrs. H. Kittredse 0 Max Kessler,-1 Maud Sewall 0 G. R Paschal_1 Mrs. V. Jeffers . 0 .1 Veufeld 1 Mrs Anna Bran. 0 David Bard 1 Charlotte Hallett _0 S 0 Pairing* for round No. 4 for next Friday are: Agriculture vs. Divan, Government Printing Office vs. Ladies’ C. C. and Interhigh Chess Association vs. Paul Morphy Chess Club. Major tournament play is hooked for tonight.
8 o’clock, Parkslde Hotel. Visitors are welcome. Eaton Stars in “Slmul” Play. VTINCENT L. EATON, lnternational' ly famous problem composer, in his recent simultaneous chess exhibition before members of the Paul Morphy Chess Club and visitors, rapidly disposed of 13 opponents by the high score of 11 wins and 3 losses, Paschal and C. Carpenter wresting victories from the Paul Morphy champion. Individual tallies: G. R. Paschal ___ 1 E. Henrtcksen 0 Earle Kunkle ... 0 C. Carpenter 1 H. B. Eskin _O J. D Sutphen ... 0 H. G. Powell_ 0 D. D. Rothreb . 0 David Bard-0 O. V Thompson. 0 W. Dunn _n J. Benjamin-0 V. Saporito 0 The Morphy aggregation meets every Thursday, 8 p.m„ 1508 Fourteenth street.
