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Chess 16 May 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 May 16, 1943, L. A. TIMES PROBLEM NO. 1359 Composed for the Los Angeles Times by R. C. Mankowski, Los Angeles White mates in two. (Wh. 4: Bl. 3.) L. A. TIMES PROBLEM NO. 1400 By J. J. OKeefe RUSSIAN GAME This game was awarded 'Best Played Game' the Sverdlofsk tournament Of April, 192.
The coticludlns attack la aa wild as any off-hand or rapid-transit club game. SICILIAN DEFENSE Sokolsky Bastrlkow Sokolky Bastrikow White Black White Black 1- P-K4 P-QB4. lS-PxP OKtxP 2- Kt-KBJ P-K3 16-P-KI5 Kt-K ; 3- P-Q4 PxP 17-Kt-Q4 p-B1 4- KtxP KI-KB3 1B-B-R3 Q-8 5- Kt,-QB3 P-Q3 19-P-B5 P-K4 ! 6- P-KK13 P-QR3 20-P-KI8 PxP i 7- B-Kt2 Q-B2 21-PxP P-B4 8- Catleg Kt-B3 22-KtnP HrKt 9- K-R B-Q2 23-BxR BxB 10- P-B4 ; B-K2 24-BxB , Kt-KPI 11- Kt-KtJ P-QKt4 23-B-KI5 ' KtxKP iz-o-K.1 castlesKrt 2S-Kt-aii ' Kt-B7ch 1 13- P-QR3 QR-Kt 27-RxKt Q-KI2 i 14- P-Ktt P-KtS 1 28-Q-R5 Besigns (CS.M.I Wa bare had many tnaulrir ahnut olTlnt ef problems and are therefore publishing the fallowing ln(crtint artl-elea by n. O. lava from hia book entitled "Cheaa Problrmi and How ta Salva Them." (Continued from last Sunday) At the sweepint key move of the i Bishop seen In No. 11 may be aurprialnt ! and pleasant to the novice, another here I is quoted which has elmllar charm (No. i 12.) The play which tollows this flighty: key la very different and by reason of I the freedom which the Black Kin haa: during hia brief period of suspense may !: also prova agreeable. j: No. II By P. Schrufer White mates In three.
(Wh. 8: Bl. 10.) SOLUTION TO PROBLEM. NO. 1394: KH8 SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 1396: Q-KB2. W received solutions' from the following: J. O. Dodte. S. J. McConnell, J. Clracely, J. C. Drake, M. Rudholm. C. B. Collins, F Margaretten, A. S. Wells, J. Fonseca, F. Aka, O. A. Hall, A. D, Reynolds 8r., C. P. rord. E. L. Rubin. W. L. Remolds, D. M. Poole. E. H. Quayle, J. W. Gorrell. R. O. Kingsbury. J. Warnack, J. P. Walsh. W. Harmon, H. Bruhn, E. A. Roaecrans. W. L. Koethen. T. A. Innet, E. H. Schadee, Mrs. F. Tovar.
CORRESPONDENCE CHESS Loula Sheppard would like to play by mail with any "C" daaa player. Writ P. O. Box 114, Norwalk, Cal. SYRACUSE TOURNAMENT Avraruse. N.Y.. has been chosen to Play host this summer to the 44th open tournament of the United Slstea Chess Federation. The event will b sponsored Jointly bv the United States Chess Federation and the New York state tness eaeranon. Arransementa to hold this principal American tourney of the year at Syracuse totelher with the annual New York State championship and class tournamenta were confirmed today between George Sturtis of Boston, president of the United States Chess Federation, and Paul G. Oiers of Syracuse, preaident of the New York State Chess Association. Th. two tournaments will take place concurrently at the grand ballroom of the Hotel Syracuse Aug. u-is Finsnclal arrangements for the Joint meeting will ba In charge of Frita Brleger. president of tha Queens Chess Club and treasurer of the State body. Management of the tourneys will be in the handa of Paul O. Giers.
Also active In the arrangement will be Mra. Carl 8. Nye of Syracuse, tecrt- tary of tha state association. Masters and amstetirs alike will have their opportunity In the varioua events scheduled and a large attendanct of both classes of player la expected.. MATCH OAMK -Lieut. Cartler of the Free French and Pr. Zak, Dutch expert, are amont continental experts who found their way to England. Cartier is the pseudonym of a Russisn-French master who used to live In Paris and was widely known for his books and magasine articles. The game below waa one of an Informal match played recently. QUEEN'S PAWN OAMS Cartier White 1- P-Q 2- Kt-KB3 3- P-KKI3 4- B-Kt2 B-P-B4 6- Castleg 7- KI-B3 8- PxP 9- Kt-KS 10-P-B4 U-BPxKt 12P-K4 1.1-KtxP 14-PxPep. Mate in two moves. I The Bishop lends Itself convenlentlr to assisting in the device of "leisurely activity." and whether his flisht ia long or short it Is not difficult to measure, ! for instance, his trace on tha long diagonal commands King's field squares from a oistanca at teen potn. in No. X2 and No. 13.
(Continued next Sunday) Black Whit Black Kt-KB3 15-KtxxBch RxKt P-KKI3 16-RxR QxR B-K12 17-B-B4 Q-K2 ' P-Q4 18.Q-Q2 Kt-Q3 P-B3 19-R-K Kt-BS Castles 20-Q-B3 Kt-Kt3 QKt.QJ 21-P-Qi Q-KB2 PxP 22-B-RS P-K4 P-K3 23-R-KB B-B4 KtxKt 24-QxP R-K Kt-K 25-Q-Q4 Q-Q2 PxP 26-Q-B8 Kt-BS P-B4 27-P-Q Q-KB2 BxP 28-B-Q3 Resign!
The coticludlns attack la aa wild as any off-hand or rapid-transit club game. SICILIAN DEFENSE Sokolsky Bastrlkow Sokolky Bastrikow White Black White Black 1- P-K4 P-QB4. lS-PxP OKtxP 2- Kt-KBJ P-K3 16-P-KI5 Kt-K ; 3- P-Q4 PxP 17-Kt-Q4 p-B1 4- KtxP KI-KB3 1B-B-R3 Q-8 5- Kt,-QB3 P-Q3 19-P-B5 P-K4 ! 6- P-KK13 P-QR3 20-P-KI8 PxP i 7- B-Kt2 Q-B2 21-PxP P-B4 8- Catleg Kt-B3 22-KtnP HrKt 9- K-R B-Q2 23-BxR BxB 10- P-B4 ; B-K2 24-BxB , Kt-KPI 11- Kt-KtJ P-QKt4 23-B-KI5 ' KtxKP iz-o-K.1 castlesKrt 2S-Kt-aii ' Kt-B7ch 1 13- P-QR3 QR-Kt 27-RxKt Q-KI2 i 14- P-Ktt P-KtS 1 28-Q-R5 Besigns (CS.M.I Wa bare had many tnaulrir ahnut olTlnt ef problems and are therefore publishing the fallowing ln(crtint artl-elea by n. O. lava from hia book entitled "Cheaa Problrmi and How ta Salva Them." (Continued from last Sunday) At the sweepint key move of the i Bishop seen In No. 11 may be aurprialnt ! and pleasant to the novice, another here I is quoted which has elmllar charm (No. i 12.) The play which tollows this flighty: key la very different and by reason of I the freedom which the Black Kin haa: during hia brief period of suspense may !: also prova agreeable. j: No. II By P. Schrufer White mates In three.
(Wh. 8: Bl. 10.) SOLUTION TO PROBLEM. NO. 1394: KH8 SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 1396: Q-KB2. W received solutions' from the following: J. O. Dodte. S. J. McConnell, J. Clracely, J. C. Drake, M. Rudholm. C. B. Collins, F Margaretten, A. S. Wells, J. Fonseca, F. Aka, O. A. Hall, A. D, Reynolds 8r., C. P. rord. E. L. Rubin. W. L. Remolds, D. M. Poole. E. H. Quayle, J. W. Gorrell. R. O. Kingsbury. J. Warnack, J. P. Walsh. W. Harmon, H. Bruhn, E. A. Roaecrans. W. L. Koethen. T. A. Innet, E. H. Schadee, Mrs. F. Tovar.
CORRESPONDENCE CHESS Loula Sheppard would like to play by mail with any "C" daaa player. Writ P. O. Box 114, Norwalk, Cal. SYRACUSE TOURNAMENT Avraruse. N.Y.. has been chosen to Play host this summer to the 44th open tournament of the United Slstea Chess Federation. The event will b sponsored Jointly bv the United States Chess Federation and the New York state tness eaeranon. Arransementa to hold this principal American tourney of the year at Syracuse totelher with the annual New York State championship and class tournamenta were confirmed today between George Sturtis of Boston, president of the United States Chess Federation, and Paul G. Oiers of Syracuse, preaident of the New York State Chess Association. Th. two tournaments will take place concurrently at the grand ballroom of the Hotel Syracuse Aug. u-is Finsnclal arrangements for the Joint meeting will ba In charge of Frita Brleger. president of tha Queens Chess Club and treasurer of the State body. Management of the tourneys will be in the handa of Paul O. Giers.
Also active In the arrangement will be Mra. Carl 8. Nye of Syracuse, tecrt- tary of tha state association. Masters and amstetirs alike will have their opportunity In the varioua events scheduled and a large attendanct of both classes of player la expected.. MATCH OAMK -Lieut. Cartler of the Free French and Pr. Zak, Dutch expert, are amont continental experts who found their way to England. Cartier is the pseudonym of a Russisn-French master who used to live In Paris and was widely known for his books and magasine articles. The game below waa one of an Informal match played recently. QUEEN'S PAWN OAMS Cartier White 1- P-Q 2- Kt-KB3 3- P-KKI3 4- B-Kt2 B-P-B4 6- Castleg 7- KI-B3 8- PxP 9- Kt-KS 10-P-B4 U-BPxKt 12P-K4 1.1-KtxP 14-PxPep. Mate in two moves. I The Bishop lends Itself convenlentlr to assisting in the device of "leisurely activity." and whether his flisht ia long or short it Is not difficult to measure, ! for instance, his trace on tha long diagonal commands King's field squares from a oistanca at teen potn. in No. X2 and No. 13.
(Continued next Sunday) Black Whit Black Kt-KB3 15-KtxxBch RxKt P-KKI3 16-RxR QxR B-K12 17-B-B4 Q-K2 ' P-Q4 18.Q-Q2 Kt-Q3 P-B3 19-R-K Kt-BS Castles 20-Q-B3 Kt-Kt3 QKt.QJ 21-P-Qi Q-KB2 PxP 22-B-RS P-K4 P-K3 23-R-KB B-B4 KtxKt 24-QxP R-K Kt-K 25-Q-Q4 Q-Q2 PxP 26-Q-B8 Kt-BS P-B4 27-P-Q Q-KB2 BxP 28-B-Q3 Resign!
