Chess 08 Nov 1942, 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. L A. TIMES PROBLEM NO. 1345 By F, Oamage (1st Pr ) White mates In two. (Wh, 8; Bl. 10) L A. TIMES PROBLEM NO, 1346 Composed for the Los Angeles' Times By R. C Mankowski. Los Angeles. White mates in three. (Wh. 12; Bl. 8 1 SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 1341: B-R3. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 1342: N-K5. We received solutions from the following: O. Francis, J. O.
Dodge. H. P. Matosian. R. C Mankowski, Capt. N. Maximov. M.C.. J. E. Tyler, Mrs. P. Tovar, W. B. Tudor. E. E. Ragland. B. BushuefT. J. L. Loughborough Jr. (welcome to our ladder.) M. Rudholm, 7. Margaretten, J. T. Watson, D. A. Innes, J. C Drake, DA R. H. Wilson, C P. Ford. Rev. P, Pricharcf, W. C Nolting, R. H. Hays. J. Rawllnss (welcome to our ladder.) 8. J. McConnell, E. H. Quayle. D. M. Poole, E. W. Fassett, A. S. Wells, H. Bruhn. O. A. Hall. L. A. Salgado. J. Menkes. -E. H. Schade, J. P. Walsh, C. B. Collins.
HOLLYWOOD OPEN LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP The following are the participants: Mmes. N. Roos. S. Wolff, J. Chernis, W. L. Iloerber, I. Adler, W. O. Look. B. Berkow, Z. Marx. C. Williams. L. E. Henderson. G. Farley. R. Stein, H. Harrison. Miss R. Borochow, Miss A. Batsch and Miss M, M. Durnenn. From the Hollywood open championship:
GIUOCO PIANO Finkeistcin Cohen Flnkelstein Cohen White Black White Black 1- P-K4 P-K4 1S-Q-B5 K-N 2- N-KB3 N-QB3 17-P-B3 R-R3 3- B-B4 B-B4 18-N-B4 B-R4 4- P-B3 N-B3 19-NxKP Q-Q 5- P-Q4 PxP 20-B-N5 Q-Q3 6- PxP B-N5ch 21-QR-B P-R3 7- N-B3 P-Q3?j 22-QxQ RxQ B-O-O B-N5123-BXN RxB? 9-P-05 N-K4?? 24-N-K7 R-Q3 10- O-R4ch Q-Q2 25-R-B8rh K-R2 11- B-QN51 P-B3! Ji-N-E8ch RxN 12- NxN PxB27-RxR P-B3 13- OxB PxN 28-KR-B R-Q2 14- NxP P-QR4i29-RB-B8 K-N3? 15- N-Q6ch K-B'30-F-KN4 Resigns
REQUEST Charles A. Baxter. 4S9 W. 41st St.. would like to play some over-the-board i games at his residence since he Is physical-i ly handicapped and cannot get about.
NEWS FROM-SACRAMENTO Our friend J. B. Get writes: Am Inclosing a Utile Information for you if you .wtnh to make use" of it In your column. We held a small Victory tournament tUI summer with 15 entrants pl Ing for Defense Stamps as prlrea. Hera is the result of the five prlte winners: I 3 3 , 6 W. L. D, Score J. B. Oct 3 -1 1 .7 J 4-2 'a M. O. Meyer H X 8. Applegati 0 1 8. Koten '. 0 H. P. Thornton o o 1 .3 Am inclosing a game copy, said tamt being a tough one. Incidentally, we now have a small chea column in the Sacramento Union (Sunday paper) which at present covers only such chess news as wa can rake up and also game scores from our local club and oih-ers. We, sometimes run short of newi and material but have made out so far. Chess activities In general seem to be faring well In Northern California even in these times, Intercity matches ar few but will become mora plentiful after the war. I have been making tentative Plans lor a tournament to decide a North ern California champion each year, tournament to be held in Sacramento and including everyone from about Stockton north. This Idea has gone over well everyone I have approached, but, of course, nothing can be done until the war is won.
Also hope to get some sort of a ehes league to working for the clubs up her to sponsor tournaments and matches, I feel there Is far from enough chess activity in California to satisfy those of us really Interested in the game, hence my efforts at promoting it. I haven't the slightest idea of what goes on down south, but due to your column and the larga clubs in the heavily populated dlstrlcta I believe there la plenty of varied cheaa activity. If we can get more interest and activity up here in the next lew years, then Join that with your activity n the south, chess can really ba built up to something In the State. I have a - set of chess type for the newspaper on the way and we soon will have a problem or end game each Sunday, which will lend a more chesslfled air the column. Also our 1943 championship tourney starts on Nov. 4, with 16 entrleg MORE POWER TO YOU, MR. OEE.
FRENCH DEFENSE J. Gee 8 White 1- P-K4 2- P-Q4 3- B-Q3 4- N-KB3 5- P-K5 B-P-B3 7- B-K3 8- Q-B 9- PxKBP 10- QN-Q2 11- O-O 12- R-K 13- PxP 14- BxB 15- N-N3 16- Q-NS 17- Q-N3 18- RPfQ 19- N-K5 20- RxN 21- R-K2 22- P-B3 23- QR-K 24- N-Q4 Appleeate; J. Gee s. Applegate Black i White P-K325-B-NS! N-KB328-BxB P-B4 27-RxP Black R-KJ NXB RxR R-K KxA P-QR4 K-K2 K-QJ N-K4 N-QS N-BA P-QN4I NxRP P-NM PxPT K-B4 N-B PxNctV P-R4 PxP P-N4 K-N4 Resigna P-Q4 28-RxR KN-Q2i29-RxR N-QB3 30-N-N5 Q-N3 31-N-B7ch P-B3 32-NxPch NxBP 33-N-K3 B-03 34-K-B 0-0 35-P-N3? B-Q2 36-K-K BxP 37-K-02 QxB 38-K-B2 Q-Q339-PxP P-KR3I40-N-O QxQ 41-K-N2 QR-K!42-NxN NxN; 43-KxP N-NS; 44-P-N4 P-QN3! j 49-PxP N-B3; 46-P-N3 K-B2 47-K-Qt' P-N3' HOLLYWOOD OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS GROUP A 1 Borochow ., 3 Henderson 3 Vorkaplch.. I Aronson . . 0 Dr. Hoerber 21 Chernis . 0 Flnkelstein, Coliert . . . . Bchlelfer .. HufTnagel . Everett . . . Lenk ..... Fortl Martin . . . Dobsevage. , Patsch . . . Fielding . . Gellert . . Pollycove . WolU .. o Bernhardt.. 0 Polland .... 0 Weiss 0 Light Riser Paine Towbln . . . . Dr. Collins. Ooswcll . . . . a Dunaway . . Dr. Luban. . Dr. Adler... GROUP C Look 3 Erlckson Sr. 3 Hanf 2 Gordon . . , Bromberg . . Fotre Sr. .. Fotre Jr. .. Ulrlch Llebcrman . Datsko .... Lakln Harrison . . Mako ... . Ericsson Jr, Ferer . . . . i . King.
HOLLYWOOD OPEN LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP The following are the participants: Mmes. N. Roos. S. Wolff, J. Chernis, W. L. Iloerber, I. Adler, W. O. Look. B. Berkow, Z. Marx. C. Williams. L. E. Henderson. G. Farley. R. Stein, H. Harrison. Miss R. Borochow, Miss A. Batsch and Miss M, M. Durnenn. From the Hollywood open championship:
GIUOCO PIANO Finkeistcin Cohen Flnkelstein Cohen White Black White Black 1- P-K4 P-K4 1S-Q-B5 K-N 2- N-KB3 N-QB3 17-P-B3 R-R3 3- B-B4 B-B4 18-N-B4 B-R4 4- P-B3 N-B3 19-NxKP Q-Q 5- P-Q4 PxP 20-B-N5 Q-Q3 6- PxP B-N5ch 21-QR-B P-R3 7- N-B3 P-Q3?j 22-QxQ RxQ B-O-O B-N5123-BXN RxB? 9-P-05 N-K4?? 24-N-K7 R-Q3 10- O-R4ch Q-Q2 25-R-B8rh K-R2 11- B-QN51 P-B3! Ji-N-E8ch RxN 12- NxN PxB27-RxR P-B3 13- OxB PxN 28-KR-B R-Q2 14- NxP P-QR4i29-RB-B8 K-N3? 15- N-Q6ch K-B'30-F-KN4 Resigns
REQUEST Charles A. Baxter. 4S9 W. 41st St.. would like to play some over-the-board i games at his residence since he Is physical-i ly handicapped and cannot get about.
NEWS FROM-SACRAMENTO Our friend J. B. Get writes: Am Inclosing a Utile Information for you if you .wtnh to make use" of it In your column. We held a small Victory tournament tUI summer with 15 entrants pl Ing for Defense Stamps as prlrea. Hera is the result of the five prlte winners: I 3 3 , 6 W. L. D, Score J. B. Oct 3 -1 1 .7 J 4-2 'a M. O. Meyer H X 8. Applegati 0 1 8. Koten '. 0 H. P. Thornton o o 1 .3 Am inclosing a game copy, said tamt being a tough one. Incidentally, we now have a small chea column in the Sacramento Union (Sunday paper) which at present covers only such chess news as wa can rake up and also game scores from our local club and oih-ers. We, sometimes run short of newi and material but have made out so far. Chess activities In general seem to be faring well In Northern California even in these times, Intercity matches ar few but will become mora plentiful after the war. I have been making tentative Plans lor a tournament to decide a North ern California champion each year, tournament to be held in Sacramento and including everyone from about Stockton north. This Idea has gone over well everyone I have approached, but, of course, nothing can be done until the war is won.
Also hope to get some sort of a ehes league to working for the clubs up her to sponsor tournaments and matches, I feel there Is far from enough chess activity in California to satisfy those of us really Interested in the game, hence my efforts at promoting it. I haven't the slightest idea of what goes on down south, but due to your column and the larga clubs in the heavily populated dlstrlcta I believe there la plenty of varied cheaa activity. If we can get more interest and activity up here in the next lew years, then Join that with your activity n the south, chess can really ba built up to something In the State. I have a - set of chess type for the newspaper on the way and we soon will have a problem or end game each Sunday, which will lend a more chesslfled air the column. Also our 1943 championship tourney starts on Nov. 4, with 16 entrleg MORE POWER TO YOU, MR. OEE.
FRENCH DEFENSE J. Gee 8 White 1- P-K4 2- P-Q4 3- B-Q3 4- N-KB3 5- P-K5 B-P-B3 7- B-K3 8- Q-B 9- PxKBP 10- QN-Q2 11- O-O 12- R-K 13- PxP 14- BxB 15- N-N3 16- Q-NS 17- Q-N3 18- RPfQ 19- N-K5 20- RxN 21- R-K2 22- P-B3 23- QR-K 24- N-Q4 Appleeate; J. Gee s. Applegate Black i White P-K325-B-NS! N-KB328-BxB P-B4 27-RxP Black R-KJ NXB RxR R-K KxA P-QR4 K-K2 K-QJ N-K4 N-QS N-BA P-QN4I NxRP P-NM PxPT K-B4 N-B PxNctV P-R4 PxP P-N4 K-N4 Resigna P-Q4 28-RxR KN-Q2i29-RxR N-QB3 30-N-N5 Q-N3 31-N-B7ch P-B3 32-NxPch NxBP 33-N-K3 B-03 34-K-B 0-0 35-P-N3? B-Q2 36-K-K BxP 37-K-02 QxB 38-K-B2 Q-Q339-PxP P-KR3I40-N-O QxQ 41-K-N2 QR-K!42-NxN NxN; 43-KxP N-NS; 44-P-N4 P-QN3! j 49-PxP N-B3; 46-P-N3 K-B2 47-K-Qt' P-N3' HOLLYWOOD OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS GROUP A 1 Borochow ., 3 Henderson 3 Vorkaplch.. I Aronson . . 0 Dr. Hoerber 21 Chernis . 0 Flnkelstein, Coliert . . . . Bchlelfer .. HufTnagel . Everett . . . Lenk ..... Fortl Martin . . . Dobsevage. , Patsch . . . Fielding . . Gellert . . Pollycove . WolU .. o Bernhardt.. 0 Polland .... 0 Weiss 0 Light Riser Paine Towbln . . . . Dr. Collins. Ooswcll . . . . a Dunaway . . Dr. Luban. . Dr. Adler... GROUP C Look 3 Erlckson Sr. 3 Hanf 2 Gordon . . , Bromberg . . Fotre Sr. .. Fotre Jr. .. Ulrlch Llebcrman . Datsko .... Lakln Harrison . . Mako ... . Ericsson Jr, Ferer . . . . i . King.
