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CHESS BY HERMAN STEINER INTERNATIONAL CHESS MASTER Address All Mail to the Chess Editor Nov. 15, 1942 L A. TIMES PROBLEM 147 Bt X. A. L. Larsen (1st Pr.) White mates In two. Wh. 7; Bl. 7.) L A. TIMES PROBLEM 1348 By W. Lyon (1st Pr.)
QUEEN'S PAWN OAMX Vnrkaplch Hufnairt, Vorkaplch Black P-OB4 P-K P-Q3 B-K2 B-N4 PxP N-Q2 N-K4 K-B BxN BxB P-B5 White 1- P-Q4 2- P-QS 3- P-K4 4- B-Q3 5- N-K2 6- P-KB4 7- NxP 8- 0-0 9- B-NSch 10- N-Kbch 11- PxB 12- QxB White 13- N-BJ 14- B-Q7 15- N-Q5I 15-PxN 17- RxPch 18- F.xN 19- K-R 20- Q-B4 21- B-KB7 22- QxRch 23- P-K7 24- Q-Bich Hutnaiel Black P-QRi NlNi-Bl NxN NxB? K-NT Q-N3ch P-KR3 R-KB RxR K-R3 QxP Reslmi GR0UP A W. L. 5 4 Cohen Finkelsleln. . Vt 't Vorkaplch . 3 'a Za Henderson Borochow . Hoerber , . Everett ,. Hufnaeel . Dob.sevnue Fortl Lenk Martin ... Platuch ., Fielding ,. Oellert, ... Luban .... W. L. Schlei(er ... IVt 't Weles 1 0 , Wolf! ' Chernls ... 0 1 Light 0 I Relnhardt .0 1 Aronson ... 0 2 Polland ... 0 GROUP B 3i V4 Coswell .... 1V4 l1 3 1 Pollycove ..1 0 3 1 Paine . 1- 1 3 3 Riser 1 1 2's 4's Towbln .... 1 3 , 2 0 Collin ','s 2t 2 1 Adler 0 1 2 4 Dunaway . . 0 2 OROUP C Mako Hanf Look Harrison Sr. Ulnch . Dalsko .... Erlckson Jr. Erlckson Sr. Lleberman . 1 Bromberg . . 1 Fotre Jr.., . . 0 Fotre Sr. ..0 Ferer 0 Gordon ... 0 Harrison Jr. 0 Laykin .... 0
HOLLYWOOD OPEN LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP W. L I W. l!Mrs. Farley.. 0 1 Mrs. Adler. .. 0 2 Mrs. Hoerber. 0 3 , Mrs. Look ... 0 3 , Mrs. Stein . . 0 llMrs. Marx .. 0 Mrs. Roos ... 4 Mrs. Harrison 4 Mrs. Berkow. . 4 Miss Borochow 2 Miss Batsch . 2 Miks Durnerln 1 Mrs. Williams 1 Mrs. Chernls. 0 7! Mrs. Vorkaplch 0 Whits mates In three, (Wh. 12; Bl. 8 1
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 1343 N-B3. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 1344 B-ON3. We received solutions from the following: Dr. R. H. Wilson. Rev. P. Prlchard. C. P.,Ford. J. E. Tyler, W. B. Tudor, R. H. Hays. B. Bushueff. Mrs. P. Tovar. W. Har. mon. F. Mamaretten, O. A. Hall. J. Menkes, M. Moiris. H. Bruhn, A. D. Reynolds Sr., A. s. wens. tapt. N. Maximov, M.c. J. Davidson, L. A. Salsado, J. O. Dodge. M. Rudholm. E. W. Fassett, D. M. Poole, E. H. Quayle. J. P. Walsh, C. B. Collins. W. C. Noltina. O. 8 Peck. M. Morris. E. E. Ragland, J. C, Drake, S. J. McConnell.
KOLTANOWSKI SIMULTANEOUS BLIND FOLD CHESS George Koltanowski. world's blindfold chess champion, will again visit Los An-seles and be guest of the Hollywood Chess Group at 10H N. Formosa Ave., where he will play blindfolded asainst 10 players.
Anyone interested in participating in this unusual event please call for reservation, Wtbsler 8817 er WYoming 3510. CHESS MAGAZINES Chess Review. 83 yearly, a monthly publication: American Chess Bulletin. 82 yeariy, bi-monthly: C.C.L.A. Magazine, 82 yearly, bi-monthly.
THE HOLLYWOOD OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP The Hollywood Open Championship Tournament sponsored by the Hollywood then Group and played at their headquarters at lllH N. Formosa Ave., has created Interesting competition In all three classes. Due to the fart that some lit players participate (Including the Ladies Championship Tournament,) games are played off nightly by individual arrangement. Visitors are welcome to watch the games at all times. From the Hollywood championship: ENGLISH OPENING Weiss Aronson ! Weiss Aronson White Black 'White Black 1- N-KB3 N-KB3 26-KxB R-B3 2- P-B4 P-K3I27-R-K2 B-Q3 3- N-B3 P-Q4I28-B-B4 BxB 4- P-K3 QN-Q2 : 29-KxB K-K2 5- Q-B2 B-Q330-P-K5 P-KN3 6- N-QN5 B-K2:31-K-K4 R-O 7- PxP NxP32-P-B4 P-QR4 8- P-K4 N-N5133-P-KR4 P-QR5 9- NxPch K-B34-P-R5 PxPrh 10- Q-B3 R-QN ;35-KxP R-KN 11- N-QN5 N-B4:36-K-K4 R-N5 12- P-CJR3 37-R-KB R-R5 NlN5i-QfichI38-KxP RxP NxBch!39-RB)-KB2 N-B5ch B-Q2 0 Mrs. Wolff CHESS BOOKS 13-BxN 14- K-K2 15- K-B 16- QN-Q4 17- Q-N3 18- P-N3 19- PxN 20- K-K2 21- P-Q3 22- P-B5 23- R-Q 24- QxQ 25- R-Q2 R-B Q-B2 P-K4 B-Rch 40- P-BS 41- R-QB2 42- R-B7ch 43- P-B6 44- R-Q2 PxNi45-K-5 Q-B4 46-P-Q4 B-N7I47-R-B5 Q-B7ch:48-KxR Rxl49-K-0 BxNch , 50-R-QB2 '51-R-N2 QR-KR3 R-Rfl R-QN3 K-K R-QNS R-RSch P-R4 R-N4ch RxRch R-R8 P-R5 K-Q Resisns j considera-: how-! Due to the fact that ao many latter about chess literature were sent in. and the difficulty in procuring same, we urge, our readers to make their holiday ttttt-lions as soon as possible t assura prompt delivery. The following may be ordered through tha writer: The Ideas Behind the Chesg Openings, by R Fine, $1; the Immortal Games of Caoablanca, by F. Reinfeld.
$3; My Fifty Years of Chess, by F. Marshall, 3; Chesg the Easy Way, by R. Fine, 11.50: Chess) for Fun and Chess for Blood, by E. Lasker. $2.50: Keres's Best Games of Chess, by F. Reinfeld, $3; Modern Chess, by B. F. Winkelman. tl; Chess: An Easy Game, by R. E. Kemp and W. H. Watts, 75 cents! Rubinstein's Chess Masterpieces, by Dr. H. Kmoch. $2.50: 200 Miniature Games of Chess, by J. Du Mont, $3: the Game of I Chess, by Dr. S. Tarrasch. $2.50; Hoffer'g I Chess, by J. Du Mont. $1.50; Common ! Sense in Chess, by Dr. E. Lasker, 50 cents; Lasker s Chess Primer, by Dr. E Lasker. $1; A Guide to the Game of Chess, by D. A. Mitchell, revised by Edw. Lasker. 75 cents: Vest Pocket Chess Manual, by Q. H. D. Gossip, 50 cents: the Beglnnert Book of Chess, by F. Holllngs, 75 cents; Principles of Chess in Theory and Practice, by J. Mason. $2 50; How Not to Pla Chess, by E. A. Znosko-Borovsky, $1.25; Chess Msstery by Question and Answer, I by F. Reinfeld, $2; Chess Cameos, by B. Feast, $1.25: the Art of Chess, by J. Mason, $2,50: White to Play and Win, I by W. W. Adams. 75 cents: How to Plaf i the Chess Openings, by E. A. Znosko-j Borovsky, $2 50: Modern Chess Openings. I revised by R. Fine. $2.50; Traps on th : Chess Board, by E. A. Znosko-Borovsky. $1.50: Imagination in Chess, by C. D. Locock, $1: Chess Sacrifices and Traps, by A. Emery, $1.25; Instructive Position from Master Chess, by J. Mieses. $1; tha Middle Game in Chess, by E. A. Znosko-Borovsky, $3; the Basis of Combination in Chess, by J. Du Mont, $3: Basic Chesi Endings, by R. Fine. $3.50: An Introduction to the End-Game at Chess, by P. W. Sergant. $3; How to Play Chesg Endings, by E. A. Znosko-Borovsky, $4; Practical End-Game Play, by F. Reinfeld. $2: Modern Chess Endings, by B. F. Winkelman, $1.50; Chess Studies, by A. A. Troltsky. $3; 1234 Modern End-Game Studies, by M. A. Sutherland and H. M. Lommer, $5; Meet the Masters, by M. Euwe. $2.50: Every Game Check Mate, by W. H. WatU and P. Hereford. $1.25; 101 of My Best Oames of Chess, by T. D. Yates. $3; Morphy Gleanings, by P. W. Sergant. $2 50; Championship Chess, by P. W. Sergant. $2.50; One Hundred Chess Gems, by P. Wenman. $1 50; International Chesg Tournament.
London. 1932. by Dr. A. A. Alekhlne. $2 50; Dr. A. A. Alekhine vs. E D BogolJubow, World Championship Match, 1934, by F. Reinfeld and R. Fine, $125, The Nottingham Tournament Book, an-nolatcd by Dr. A. A. Alekhlne. $5; World'a Chess Championship, the Official Account, by Dr. A. A. Alekhine and Dr. M. Euwe. $2; 100 Chess Maxims, by C. D. Locock. 50 cents; Chess and Its Stars, by B. Harley, 2; Chess Strategy, by Edward Lasker. $3; Chess Fundamentals, by J. R. Capablanca. $1-70. Strategy and Tactics In Chess, by Dr M. Euwe. $2.75; My Svstcm. by A Nimtovich. $3 75: .Chess Strategy and Tactics, by F. Reinfeld and I. Chernev, $1 50; Comparative Chess, by F. Marshall, tl: Chess Combinations and Traps, by V. Ssosin, 75 cents; From My Games, by Dr. M. Euwe, $1.50: Dr. Lasker's Chess Career, by F. Reinfeld and R. Fine. $2,50; Morphy't Game) of Chess, by P. W. Sergant. $3; Pllsbury'g Chesg Career, by P. W. Sergant. $2.50; Colle t Chess Masterpieces, by F. H"'fea1,J: Lessons on the Openings, by F. Reinfeld, $3 50; Rook and Pawn Endings, by F. Reinfeld.
100 Remarkable Kndlngs, by P. Wenman. 75 cents: Warsaw 193S International Team Tournament, by F. Reinfeld. $2; Cambridge Springs (1904) by F. Reinfeld, $1.50; a Century of Two-movers, by F. Carnage. $7.50; An Artist in Chess Problems, by A. White, $5; Chess Cameos, by F. B. Feast, $1.25: Fifty Two-Movers, by P. Wenman. 35 cents: Curious Chess Facts, by I. Chernev. 75 cents; My Best Games of Chess (1908-1023,) by Dr. A. A. Alekhlne. $1.70; My Best Oames of Chess (1924-1937.) by Or. A A. Alekhlne. $3.50; Stauntons Chessplayer's Handbook, by E. H. Bermlngham, $3; Modern Chess Primer, by B. E. Cun-nlngtnn, $1.75; A. Breviary of Chess, by 8. Tatakower. $3; Chess, by CO. H O'D. Alexander. $1.50; Mate in Two Mos-ea. by B. Harlev, $2: he Modem Chesg Problem, by P. H. Williams. $1.50. Plus postage. I.
QUEEN'S PAWN OAMX Vnrkaplch Hufnairt, Vorkaplch Black P-OB4 P-K P-Q3 B-K2 B-N4 PxP N-Q2 N-K4 K-B BxN BxB P-B5 White 1- P-Q4 2- P-QS 3- P-K4 4- B-Q3 5- N-K2 6- P-KB4 7- NxP 8- 0-0 9- B-NSch 10- N-Kbch 11- PxB 12- QxB White 13- N-BJ 14- B-Q7 15- N-Q5I 15-PxN 17- RxPch 18- F.xN 19- K-R 20- Q-B4 21- B-KB7 22- QxRch 23- P-K7 24- Q-Bich Hutnaiel Black P-QRi NlNi-Bl NxN NxB? K-NT Q-N3ch P-KR3 R-KB RxR K-R3 QxP Reslmi GR0UP A W. L. 5 4 Cohen Finkelsleln. . Vt 't Vorkaplch . 3 'a Za Henderson Borochow . Hoerber , . Everett ,. Hufnaeel . Dob.sevnue Fortl Lenk Martin ... Platuch ., Fielding ,. Oellert, ... Luban .... W. L. Schlei(er ... IVt 't Weles 1 0 , Wolf! ' Chernls ... 0 1 Light 0 I Relnhardt .0 1 Aronson ... 0 2 Polland ... 0 GROUP B 3i V4 Coswell .... 1V4 l1 3 1 Pollycove ..1 0 3 1 Paine . 1- 1 3 3 Riser 1 1 2's 4's Towbln .... 1 3 , 2 0 Collin ','s 2t 2 1 Adler 0 1 2 4 Dunaway . . 0 2 OROUP C Mako Hanf Look Harrison Sr. Ulnch . Dalsko .... Erlckson Jr. Erlckson Sr. Lleberman . 1 Bromberg . . 1 Fotre Jr.., . . 0 Fotre Sr. ..0 Ferer 0 Gordon ... 0 Harrison Jr. 0 Laykin .... 0
HOLLYWOOD OPEN LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP W. L I W. l!Mrs. Farley.. 0 1 Mrs. Adler. .. 0 2 Mrs. Hoerber. 0 3 , Mrs. Look ... 0 3 , Mrs. Stein . . 0 llMrs. Marx .. 0 Mrs. Roos ... 4 Mrs. Harrison 4 Mrs. Berkow. . 4 Miss Borochow 2 Miss Batsch . 2 Miks Durnerln 1 Mrs. Williams 1 Mrs. Chernls. 0 7! Mrs. Vorkaplch 0 Whits mates In three, (Wh. 12; Bl. 8 1
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 1343 N-B3. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 1344 B-ON3. We received solutions from the following: Dr. R. H. Wilson. Rev. P. Prlchard. C. P.,Ford. J. E. Tyler, W. B. Tudor, R. H. Hays. B. Bushueff. Mrs. P. Tovar. W. Har. mon. F. Mamaretten, O. A. Hall. J. Menkes, M. Moiris. H. Bruhn, A. D. Reynolds Sr., A. s. wens. tapt. N. Maximov, M.c. J. Davidson, L. A. Salsado, J. O. Dodge. M. Rudholm. E. W. Fassett, D. M. Poole, E. H. Quayle. J. P. Walsh, C. B. Collins. W. C. Noltina. O. 8 Peck. M. Morris. E. E. Ragland, J. C, Drake, S. J. McConnell.
KOLTANOWSKI SIMULTANEOUS BLIND FOLD CHESS George Koltanowski. world's blindfold chess champion, will again visit Los An-seles and be guest of the Hollywood Chess Group at 10H N. Formosa Ave., where he will play blindfolded asainst 10 players.
Anyone interested in participating in this unusual event please call for reservation, Wtbsler 8817 er WYoming 3510. CHESS MAGAZINES Chess Review. 83 yearly, a monthly publication: American Chess Bulletin. 82 yeariy, bi-monthly: C.C.L.A. Magazine, 82 yearly, bi-monthly.
THE HOLLYWOOD OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP The Hollywood Open Championship Tournament sponsored by the Hollywood then Group and played at their headquarters at lllH N. Formosa Ave., has created Interesting competition In all three classes. Due to the fart that some lit players participate (Including the Ladies Championship Tournament,) games are played off nightly by individual arrangement. Visitors are welcome to watch the games at all times. From the Hollywood championship: ENGLISH OPENING Weiss Aronson ! Weiss Aronson White Black 'White Black 1- N-KB3 N-KB3 26-KxB R-B3 2- P-B4 P-K3I27-R-K2 B-Q3 3- N-B3 P-Q4I28-B-B4 BxB 4- P-K3 QN-Q2 : 29-KxB K-K2 5- Q-B2 B-Q330-P-K5 P-KN3 6- N-QN5 B-K2:31-K-K4 R-O 7- PxP NxP32-P-B4 P-QR4 8- P-K4 N-N5133-P-KR4 P-QR5 9- NxPch K-B34-P-R5 PxPrh 10- Q-B3 R-QN ;35-KxP R-KN 11- N-QN5 N-B4:36-K-K4 R-N5 12- P-CJR3 37-R-KB R-R5 NlN5i-QfichI38-KxP RxP NxBch!39-RB)-KB2 N-B5ch B-Q2 0 Mrs. Wolff CHESS BOOKS 13-BxN 14- K-K2 15- K-B 16- QN-Q4 17- Q-N3 18- P-N3 19- PxN 20- K-K2 21- P-Q3 22- P-B5 23- R-Q 24- QxQ 25- R-Q2 R-B Q-B2 P-K4 B-Rch 40- P-BS 41- R-QB2 42- R-B7ch 43- P-B6 44- R-Q2 PxNi45-K-5 Q-B4 46-P-Q4 B-N7I47-R-B5 Q-B7ch:48-KxR Rxl49-K-0 BxNch , 50-R-QB2 '51-R-N2 QR-KR3 R-Rfl R-QN3 K-K R-QNS R-RSch P-R4 R-N4ch RxRch R-R8 P-R5 K-Q Resisns j considera-: how-! Due to the fact that ao many latter about chess literature were sent in. and the difficulty in procuring same, we urge, our readers to make their holiday ttttt-lions as soon as possible t assura prompt delivery. The following may be ordered through tha writer: The Ideas Behind the Chesg Openings, by R Fine, $1; the Immortal Games of Caoablanca, by F. Reinfeld.
$3; My Fifty Years of Chess, by F. Marshall, 3; Chesg the Easy Way, by R. Fine, 11.50: Chess) for Fun and Chess for Blood, by E. Lasker. $2.50: Keres's Best Games of Chess, by F. Reinfeld, $3; Modern Chess, by B. F. Winkelman. tl; Chess: An Easy Game, by R. E. Kemp and W. H. Watts, 75 cents! Rubinstein's Chess Masterpieces, by Dr. H. Kmoch. $2.50: 200 Miniature Games of Chess, by J. Du Mont, $3: the Game of I Chess, by Dr. S. Tarrasch. $2.50; Hoffer'g I Chess, by J. Du Mont. $1.50; Common ! Sense in Chess, by Dr. E. Lasker, 50 cents; Lasker s Chess Primer, by Dr. E Lasker. $1; A Guide to the Game of Chess, by D. A. Mitchell, revised by Edw. Lasker. 75 cents: Vest Pocket Chess Manual, by Q. H. D. Gossip, 50 cents: the Beglnnert Book of Chess, by F. Holllngs, 75 cents; Principles of Chess in Theory and Practice, by J. Mason. $2 50; How Not to Pla Chess, by E. A. Znosko-Borovsky, $1.25; Chess Msstery by Question and Answer, I by F. Reinfeld, $2; Chess Cameos, by B. Feast, $1.25: the Art of Chess, by J. Mason, $2,50: White to Play and Win, I by W. W. Adams. 75 cents: How to Plaf i the Chess Openings, by E. A. Znosko-j Borovsky, $2 50: Modern Chess Openings. I revised by R. Fine. $2.50; Traps on th : Chess Board, by E. A. Znosko-Borovsky. $1.50: Imagination in Chess, by C. D. Locock, $1: Chess Sacrifices and Traps, by A. Emery, $1.25; Instructive Position from Master Chess, by J. Mieses. $1; tha Middle Game in Chess, by E. A. Znosko-Borovsky, $3; the Basis of Combination in Chess, by J. Du Mont, $3: Basic Chesi Endings, by R. Fine. $3.50: An Introduction to the End-Game at Chess, by P. W. Sergant. $3; How to Play Chesg Endings, by E. A. Znosko-Borovsky, $4; Practical End-Game Play, by F. Reinfeld. $2: Modern Chess Endings, by B. F. Winkelman, $1.50; Chess Studies, by A. A. Troltsky. $3; 1234 Modern End-Game Studies, by M. A. Sutherland and H. M. Lommer, $5; Meet the Masters, by M. Euwe. $2.50: Every Game Check Mate, by W. H. WatU and P. Hereford. $1.25; 101 of My Best Oames of Chess, by T. D. Yates. $3; Morphy Gleanings, by P. W. Sergant. $2 50; Championship Chess, by P. W. Sergant. $2.50; One Hundred Chess Gems, by P. Wenman. $1 50; International Chesg Tournament.
London. 1932. by Dr. A. A. Alekhlne. $2 50; Dr. A. A. Alekhine vs. E D BogolJubow, World Championship Match, 1934, by F. Reinfeld and R. Fine, $125, The Nottingham Tournament Book, an-nolatcd by Dr. A. A. Alekhlne. $5; World'a Chess Championship, the Official Account, by Dr. A. A. Alekhine and Dr. M. Euwe. $2; 100 Chess Maxims, by C. D. Locock. 50 cents; Chess and Its Stars, by B. Harley, 2; Chess Strategy, by Edward Lasker. $3; Chess Fundamentals, by J. R. Capablanca. $1-70. Strategy and Tactics In Chess, by Dr M. Euwe. $2.75; My Svstcm. by A Nimtovich. $3 75: .Chess Strategy and Tactics, by F. Reinfeld and I. Chernev, $1 50; Comparative Chess, by F. Marshall, tl: Chess Combinations and Traps, by V. Ssosin, 75 cents; From My Games, by Dr. M. Euwe, $1.50: Dr. Lasker's Chess Career, by F. Reinfeld and R. Fine. $2,50; Morphy't Game) of Chess, by P. W. Sergant. $3; Pllsbury'g Chesg Career, by P. W. Sergant. $2.50; Colle t Chess Masterpieces, by F. H"'fea1,J: Lessons on the Openings, by F. Reinfeld, $3 50; Rook and Pawn Endings, by F. Reinfeld.
100 Remarkable Kndlngs, by P. Wenman. 75 cents: Warsaw 193S International Team Tournament, by F. Reinfeld. $2; Cambridge Springs (1904) by F. Reinfeld, $1.50; a Century of Two-movers, by F. Carnage. $7.50; An Artist in Chess Problems, by A. White, $5; Chess Cameos, by F. B. Feast, $1.25: Fifty Two-Movers, by P. Wenman. 35 cents: Curious Chess Facts, by I. Chernev. 75 cents; My Best Games of Chess (1908-1023,) by Dr. A. A. Alekhlne. $1.70; My Best Oames of Chess (1924-1937.) by Or. A A. Alekhlne. $3.50; Stauntons Chessplayer's Handbook, by E. H. Bermlngham, $3; Modern Chess Primer, by B. E. Cun-nlngtnn, $1.75; A. Breviary of Chess, by 8. Tatakower. $3; Chess, by CO. H O'D. Alexander. $1.50; Mate in Two Mos-ea. by B. Harlev, $2: he Modem Chesg Problem, by P. H. Williams. $1.50. Plus postage. I.
