Chess 17 Jan 1943, Sun The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California) Newspapers.com
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CHESS BY HERMAN STEINER INTERNATIONAL CHESS MASTER Address All Mail to Chess Editor Jan. 17, 1943 L A. TIMES PROBLEM NO. By O. Weisoi (at Pr.) White mates in two. (Wh., 3; Bl.. ) L A. TIMES PROBLEM NO. 136 By O. Heathcote (2nd Pr.) It Mil solution to problem no. mi: b-k4 80UJT,0N 10 problem no. White mates In three. (Wh.. 9; Bl., 10.) match between Samuel Reahevsky and Kashdan. Reservations may be made by rallins 19 after 6 a.m. On Wednesday. Feb. ,
Horowitz will play against all comers at the Los Angeles Chess Club, 124 W. Fourth St. Visitors are welcome
HOLLYWOOD OPEN LADIES' TOURNAMENT W. L. Mrs. Poos lSVi l'i Mrs. Berkov 14 8 Mrs. Harrison 9 3 Mrs. Wolff ..11 4 Miss Bats.cn . 7 Mrs. Williams .... B 15 Miss Oitrnenn S'4 2'4 Mrs. Chernts . . S 7 Mrs. Look , 3 4 Miss Borochow ... 3 5 Mrs. Farley 3 S Miss Kesner ........ ... 2 1 Mrs. Marx . . .... 2 S Mrs. KurnlU ..... 0 I Mrs. Vorkapkh 0 4 Mrs. Stein 0 8 Mrs. Steiner 0 8
UNITED STATES CHAMPIONSHIP Samuel Reshevsky has a commanding lead of to 3'4 over Isaac Kashdan in the United States championship play-off. 1ITH GAME QUEEN'S GAMBIT DECLINED Reshevsky Kashdan; Reshevsky Kashrfaa White Black I White Black 1- P-Q4 P-Q4 24-B-K KtxKt 2- P-OB4 P-OB3!25-KtxKt Kt-B4 3- Kt-KB3 KI-B3 2fi-Kt-Q4 KNK3 4- Kt-B3 PxP:?7-Ki-Kt3 R-B2 5- P-K3 P-OKt4 3B-RXR KixR 6- P-OR4 P-Kt5,29-Q-Q3 R-Q 7- Kt-RS P-K3 30-Q-O4 Q-Kt 8- BxP QKt-Q231-P-R3 Kt-K3 9- Castlei B-K12 1 32-Q-Q3 Q-K4 10-Q-K2 P-B4;33-Kt-Q4 KtxKi U-R-Q PxPj34-OxKt QxQ 12- KtxP B-B4!3S-PxO R-B 13- Kt-Ktl B-K2 3fi R-R5 R-B7 14- P-RJ Castles 37-RxP RxKtP I.VB-Q2 Q-Kt 38-R-Q7 R-Kt8 16- P-R6 B-Q4 39-K-B P-KtS 17- BxB PxB 40-RxRP P-K'3 18- Kt-Q4 Q-KI3 41-R-Kt7 R-R8 19- Kt-B Kt-B4 42-RxP RxP 20- QKt-Kt3 KR-Q 43-R-Kt8 K-Kta 21- Kt-RS KR-QB 44-K-K2 R-R71 22- KR-QB B-B 4S-K-Q3 R-Rfica 23- QKt-Kt3 KKt-KJ 46-B-B3 Adjourned w. golfi'Sf?. . Roii: s, in!?!1" '' Rutnagei .3 Levienne': 2 tfvav!Pn"ni IK" ig" licohen .. We received solutions from the followlna J. O. Dodae, H. I. Moses (welcome back.) D. M. Poole, E. H. Quayle. C. P. Ford, A. D. Reynolds Sr., B. Bushuef, 8. J. McCon-nell, C. B. Collins. O. A. Hall. O. Francis. J. P. Walsh. M. Rudholm. P. Marsaretten, Dr. R. H. Wilson, R. Kmasburr (welcome to our ladder.) Miss M. Duncan (welcome to our ladder.) W. L. Koethen, Cant N. Maximfiv. M.C.; J. E. Tyler, Mrs. P. To'var, J. T, Watson, A. S. Wells.
CALIFORNIA OPEN STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TOl RNAMKNT Standings: Plnkelsteln Dobsevaee 1 Henderson 1 Lenk I Karpllowskr 1 Martin ... 1 Weiss 0 Everett . . . O W. 1 Hi i Von Sel
THE HOLLYWOOD OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP The Hollywood open chamnionship tour nament sponsored by the Hollywood Chess Group and pluyed at their headquarters at ivo a. Formosa Ave. has created Interesting competition In all three classes Due to the fact that some fi4 players participate (Including the ladies' champion ship tournament.) same arrantement.
all times. Standings: GROUP "A" j Henderson i Schleiler.. i Light .... W Chernla ... Everett ... i Hufnaael . 5 Vorkapich. 4 '4 wont Aronson Polland Reinhardt.
Metropolitan chess circles have been stirred by a report, via London, that Dr. Alexandra Alekhlne, Franco. Russian master and present world titleholder, Is seriously 111 in Pratue. The report, is said to havaj been picked up from a Oerman broadcast.
When Franc was invaded Dr. Alekhlne, for some years a French citizen, moved to Lisbon, making his headquarters at the Automobile Club. During the war, however, he ha been active In cheaa on. the Continent. Recently he won a masters tournament at Salzburg, Austria, finishing ahead of Paul Keres, famous Estonian, who with Reuben Pine. American star, shared honors in the A-V.R O, international tournament designed to produce a challenger for Dr. Alekhlnes title. The latter wat a competitor as wall as Capablanca. Botvinnik, Reshevsky. Dr. Euwe and Flohr. Under a special acoring system Keres was declared to be the official winner of the A.V.R.O. event, but nothing cam of the proposed challenge match.
Of Interest to atudents of master chest Is the game won by Karl June. 18-year-old Austrian, from Dr. Alekhine at Salzburg, the score of which haa reached her byway of London: QUEENS GAMBIT DECLINED GROUP "B" Dobsevage. g I Riser 9 ILenk 8',i Fortl ... j tPollycove.. 7Va cwe,n'e Lub i!eb,pmn Erickson ..Ksrpil'sky Gellert .. Collins .. Martin . . Paradlst. , Towbln . . , Patsch . . W.
GROUP "C" Erickson Jr Gottlieb .. Janss Jr.. Alberta .. Kesner . . . Harrison Jr. Ferer .... Laykin
HOROWITZ SIMULTANEOUS EXHIBITION I. A. Horowitz. International master and editor of the Chess Review, will be Jan. 30, at their headaaarters at N. Formosa Ave., when he will give a simultaneous exhibition and lecture an the recently played United States ahamttlanshla Alekhlne Junge Alekhine Jung . White Black White Black . 1- P-04 P-Q4 30-P-KI8 RxRch 2- P-OB4 P-K3 37-KxR QxP 3- Kt-OB3 P-OB3 38-Q-K4 K-B 4- P-K4 PxKP 30-K-B2 U-K 5- KtxP B-Ktfch 40-Q-Q4 K-Kt fl-Kt-B3 P-QR4 41-Kt-Kt3 R-Kt 7- B-K3 Q-R4 42-OxQ RxQ 8- KI-K2 PxP 43-P-KI4 RxP 9- BxP Kt-KB3 44-Kt-BS P-B3 10- P-QR3 B-K2 4S-K-KI3 K-B2 11- Kt-Kt3 Kt-B3 4-Kt-03 R-Q5 12- P-KI4 Q-B2 47-Kt-B4 R-B5 13- B-K3 Castles 48-P-R4 R-B4 14- B-K2 P-QK13 49-Kt-R5 P-Ktl 15- Castlea B-KI2 50-Kt-B4 K-K2 16- Kt-KtS O-Kt, 51-P-R5 P-Kt4 17- Q-B P-QR3 52-Kt-K2 R-BS 18- Kt-B3 Q-B2 53-K-B2 K-K3 19- Kt-R4 KI-Q2 54-KtKt.3 K-K4 20- R-O OKt-K4 5S-Kt-B5 K-BS - 21- P-B3 P-OR4 6-Kt-K3 R-B 22- Q-Kt2 PxP 57-Kt-Kt2eh K-K4 . 23- PxP B-KB3 58-KI-K3 K-Q8 24- Q-Kt3 ,P-OKI4 SB-Kt-Q R-B8 25- PxP B-Q4 60-K)-K3 R-B4 26- RxB PxR Bl-Kt-Q K-OS 27- R-OB- Kt.-B5 82-KI-K3 R-K4 2-BxKt PxP 63-Kt-B R-K7rh 2-RxP Q-K4 84-K-Kt R-QR7 30- Kt-QBS Kt-Kt3 fiS-p.Rfi K-KT 31- R-B Kt-04 S8-K-KI2 R-Kt7 32- KKt-K4 KtxB 67-Kt-KI3ch K-K6ch 33- QxKt R-R8 88-K-R3 KxP 34- R-B R- 69-Kt-RS R-KtJ 35- KUBch OxKt Resigns from th California State championship: QUEEN'S PAWN GAME Steiner White 1- P-Q4 2- N-KB3 3- P-KN3 4- B-N2 5- 0-0 8- P-B4 7-NxP a-PxP 9- N-NS 10-BxN 11-O-N.I 12- N-P3 13- N-PJ 14- B-Q2 15- KR-Q flanln , Black N-KB3 P-KN3 B-N2 P-B4 O-O P-B4 P-Q4 fltelner White lfi-NxP 17-0-KB3 .18-N-BS 11-NxR. 20- RxBI 21- B-R8 . hrvp I ?i.a,n P-QR3 24-OxP PxNl2.Q.N8eh Q-R4I28-P-OR4 . P-NR 27-P-RS-N-R3!78-0-N B-R8'2(-P.R8 QR.(3l30-P-R7f Bsralu Black: N-B4 BxP Q-82 BxR QxN B-K3 NxB KxB Q-Q7 '.N-Q K-K Q-B8 N-B? N-0 Resigns.
Horowitz will play against all comers at the Los Angeles Chess Club, 124 W. Fourth St. Visitors are welcome
HOLLYWOOD OPEN LADIES' TOURNAMENT W. L. Mrs. Poos lSVi l'i Mrs. Berkov 14 8 Mrs. Harrison 9 3 Mrs. Wolff ..11 4 Miss Bats.cn . 7 Mrs. Williams .... B 15 Miss Oitrnenn S'4 2'4 Mrs. Chernts . . S 7 Mrs. Look , 3 4 Miss Borochow ... 3 5 Mrs. Farley 3 S Miss Kesner ........ ... 2 1 Mrs. Marx . . .... 2 S Mrs. KurnlU ..... 0 I Mrs. Vorkapkh 0 4 Mrs. Stein 0 8 Mrs. Steiner 0 8
UNITED STATES CHAMPIONSHIP Samuel Reshevsky has a commanding lead of to 3'4 over Isaac Kashdan in the United States championship play-off. 1ITH GAME QUEEN'S GAMBIT DECLINED Reshevsky Kashdan; Reshevsky Kashrfaa White Black I White Black 1- P-Q4 P-Q4 24-B-K KtxKt 2- P-OB4 P-OB3!25-KtxKt Kt-B4 3- Kt-KB3 KI-B3 2fi-Kt-Q4 KNK3 4- Kt-B3 PxP:?7-Ki-Kt3 R-B2 5- P-K3 P-OKt4 3B-RXR KixR 6- P-OR4 P-Kt5,29-Q-Q3 R-Q 7- Kt-RS P-K3 30-Q-O4 Q-Kt 8- BxP QKt-Q231-P-R3 Kt-K3 9- Castlei B-K12 1 32-Q-Q3 Q-K4 10-Q-K2 P-B4;33-Kt-Q4 KtxKi U-R-Q PxPj34-OxKt QxQ 12- KtxP B-B4!3S-PxO R-B 13- Kt-Ktl B-K2 3fi R-R5 R-B7 14- P-RJ Castles 37-RxP RxKtP I.VB-Q2 Q-Kt 38-R-Q7 R-Kt8 16- P-R6 B-Q4 39-K-B P-KtS 17- BxB PxB 40-RxRP P-K'3 18- Kt-Q4 Q-KI3 41-R-Kt7 R-R8 19- Kt-B Kt-B4 42-RxP RxP 20- QKt-Kt3 KR-Q 43-R-Kt8 K-Kta 21- Kt-RS KR-QB 44-K-K2 R-R71 22- KR-QB B-B 4S-K-Q3 R-Rfica 23- QKt-Kt3 KKt-KJ 46-B-B3 Adjourned w. golfi'Sf?. . Roii: s, in!?!1" '' Rutnagei .3 Levienne': 2 tfvav!Pn"ni IK" ig" licohen .. We received solutions from the followlna J. O. Dodae, H. I. Moses (welcome back.) D. M. Poole, E. H. Quayle. C. P. Ford, A. D. Reynolds Sr., B. Bushuef, 8. J. McCon-nell, C. B. Collins. O. A. Hall. O. Francis. J. P. Walsh. M. Rudholm. P. Marsaretten, Dr. R. H. Wilson, R. Kmasburr (welcome to our ladder.) Miss M. Duncan (welcome to our ladder.) W. L. Koethen, Cant N. Maximfiv. M.C.; J. E. Tyler, Mrs. P. To'var, J. T, Watson, A. S. Wells.
CALIFORNIA OPEN STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TOl RNAMKNT Standings: Plnkelsteln Dobsevaee 1 Henderson 1 Lenk I Karpllowskr 1 Martin ... 1 Weiss 0 Everett . . . O W. 1 Hi i Von Sel
THE HOLLYWOOD OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP The Hollywood open chamnionship tour nament sponsored by the Hollywood Chess Group and pluyed at their headquarters at ivo a. Formosa Ave. has created Interesting competition In all three classes Due to the fact that some fi4 players participate (Including the ladies' champion ship tournament.) same arrantement.
all times. Standings: GROUP "A" j Henderson i Schleiler.. i Light .... W Chernla ... Everett ... i Hufnaael . 5 Vorkapich. 4 '4 wont Aronson Polland Reinhardt.
Metropolitan chess circles have been stirred by a report, via London, that Dr. Alexandra Alekhlne, Franco. Russian master and present world titleholder, Is seriously 111 in Pratue. The report, is said to havaj been picked up from a Oerman broadcast.
When Franc was invaded Dr. Alekhlne, for some years a French citizen, moved to Lisbon, making his headquarters at the Automobile Club. During the war, however, he ha been active In cheaa on. the Continent. Recently he won a masters tournament at Salzburg, Austria, finishing ahead of Paul Keres, famous Estonian, who with Reuben Pine. American star, shared honors in the A-V.R O, international tournament designed to produce a challenger for Dr. Alekhlnes title. The latter wat a competitor as wall as Capablanca. Botvinnik, Reshevsky. Dr. Euwe and Flohr. Under a special acoring system Keres was declared to be the official winner of the A.V.R.O. event, but nothing cam of the proposed challenge match.
Of Interest to atudents of master chest Is the game won by Karl June. 18-year-old Austrian, from Dr. Alekhine at Salzburg, the score of which haa reached her byway of London: QUEENS GAMBIT DECLINED GROUP "B" Dobsevage. g I Riser 9 ILenk 8',i Fortl ... j tPollycove.. 7Va cwe,n'e Lub i!eb,pmn Erickson ..Ksrpil'sky Gellert .. Collins .. Martin . . Paradlst. , Towbln . . , Patsch . . W.
GROUP "C" Erickson Jr Gottlieb .. Janss Jr.. Alberta .. Kesner . . . Harrison Jr. Ferer .... Laykin
HOROWITZ SIMULTANEOUS EXHIBITION I. A. Horowitz. International master and editor of the Chess Review, will be Jan. 30, at their headaaarters at N. Formosa Ave., when he will give a simultaneous exhibition and lecture an the recently played United States ahamttlanshla Alekhlne Junge Alekhine Jung . White Black White Black . 1- P-04 P-Q4 30-P-KI8 RxRch 2- P-OB4 P-K3 37-KxR QxP 3- Kt-OB3 P-OB3 38-Q-K4 K-B 4- P-K4 PxKP 30-K-B2 U-K 5- KtxP B-Ktfch 40-Q-Q4 K-Kt fl-Kt-B3 P-QR4 41-Kt-Kt3 R-Kt 7- B-K3 Q-R4 42-OxQ RxQ 8- KI-K2 PxP 43-P-KI4 RxP 9- BxP Kt-KB3 44-Kt-BS P-B3 10- P-QR3 B-K2 4S-K-KI3 K-B2 11- Kt-Kt3 Kt-B3 4-Kt-03 R-Q5 12- P-KI4 Q-B2 47-Kt-B4 R-B5 13- B-K3 Castles 48-P-R4 R-B4 14- B-K2 P-QK13 49-Kt-R5 P-Ktl 15- Castlea B-KI2 50-Kt-B4 K-K2 16- Kt-KtS O-Kt, 51-P-R5 P-Kt4 17- Q-B P-QR3 52-Kt-K2 R-BS 18- Kt-B3 Q-B2 53-K-B2 K-K3 19- Kt-R4 KI-Q2 54-KtKt.3 K-K4 20- R-O OKt-K4 5S-Kt-B5 K-BS - 21- P-B3 P-OR4 6-Kt-K3 R-B 22- Q-Kt2 PxP 57-Kt-Kt2eh K-K4 . 23- PxP B-KB3 58-KI-K3 K-Q8 24- Q-Kt3 ,P-OKI4 SB-Kt-Q R-B8 25- PxP B-Q4 60-K)-K3 R-B4 26- RxB PxR Bl-Kt-Q K-OS 27- R-OB- Kt.-B5 82-KI-K3 R-K4 2-BxKt PxP 63-Kt-B R-K7rh 2-RxP Q-K4 84-K-Kt R-QR7 30- Kt-QBS Kt-Kt3 fiS-p.Rfi K-KT 31- R-B Kt-04 S8-K-KI2 R-Kt7 32- KKt-K4 KtxB 67-Kt-KI3ch K-K6ch 33- QxKt R-R8 88-K-R3 KxP 34- R-B R- 69-Kt-RS R-KtJ 35- KUBch OxKt Resigns from th California State championship: QUEEN'S PAWN GAME Steiner White 1- P-Q4 2- N-KB3 3- P-KN3 4- B-N2 5- 0-0 8- P-B4 7-NxP a-PxP 9- N-NS 10-BxN 11-O-N.I 12- N-P3 13- N-PJ 14- B-Q2 15- KR-Q flanln , Black N-KB3 P-KN3 B-N2 P-B4 O-O P-B4 P-Q4 fltelner White lfi-NxP 17-0-KB3 .18-N-BS 11-NxR. 20- RxBI 21- B-R8 . hrvp I ?i.a,n P-QR3 24-OxP PxNl2.Q.N8eh Q-R4I28-P-OR4 . P-NR 27-P-RS-N-R3!78-0-N B-R8'2(-P.R8 QR.(3l30-P-R7f Bsralu Black: N-B4 BxP Q-82 BxR QxN B-K3 NxB KxB Q-Q7 '.N-Q K-K Q-B8 N-B? N-0 Resigns.
