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Chess 10 Oct 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 the Chess Editor Oct. 10. 1943 L A. TIMES PROBLEM NO. 1441 Composed for the Los Angeles Times by Nicholas Cbor, Cincinnati, OH., Wrlta Waltar F. Jam. 4133 Central W.. I Sioux Cut (20.) Whli 1- P-K4 2- Kt-KB3 3- B-KiS 4- Castlaa 5- R-Kat 6- P-04 7- Kt-B3ib) 8- KllKt 9- OxP 10-KtxB Ruy Ha yea Black P-K4 Kt-QB3 KI-B3 B-K2 P-Q3 B-Q2 KtxOP KPxKt BxB Castles White mates In two. (Wh. 7; Bl. 14.) LA. TIMES PROBLEM NO. 1441 Br J. Prldlitiua White matea in three. (Wh. 6. Bl. )
LOPES Pine White 18- P-B4dl 19- R-KBte) 20- R-B3 21- B-B3 22- R-K 23- P-KKt4 24- K-B2 25- P-KR4 1'6-R-KKI3 27-P-B5 2-K-B.1(f) 21-R-K2 30-P-K'S 31-RPxP Hayea Blarlt KI-Q6 QR-K Kt-KtS Kt-B3 P-QR4 P-QKt3 P-KR3 Kt-Q K1-K3 KI-QR4 Kt-Qfi R-K2 BPxP PxP Kl-K4ch RxB'gl ll-P-QKr3(o P-OP3 1Z-K1-B.1 Kt-K!S 13- Kl-QS B-KBl 14- KlxBch OxKt 15- B-Kt2 OxQ 1 32-RxP 16- BxQ P-KB3 ! 33-BxKt 17-P-CJB4 KI-K4 l i Not en by Pine fa) P-Q4 ia more eneraetic. b"i And here BxKt preaerrea treatest advantaae. id While mil haa tha better of but the plua ia minimal. (d) Whjte'a only real winninc chance ia a kmc aide advance, but that aoon petera out. le) Poreed.
White ha done hi best but the break aimply will not be aood enouah. 'I i And after a few more move a araw waa oeciareo. ine open mf ia use leaa. the It White maiea in three. iWh.
6. Bl. ) HOLl'l-lON TO PROBLEM NO. 1437: Br'uhn ' M Rud'holm. 6. O ' CiaUeaneri n vj nun. it H OuaTle. Mra F. Totar, iki c P IMrd. E. A. Roaecrana.
TO PROBLEM NO. 143: J B reu;kner Mr. X. H """t-."- Ma-, 1 c' noiiw. a. b 'wiu. m Mrni . J Milman. O A Hall. J c. lyase, 'w Harmon. C. J. McConnell. . U ' Koethen.
CORRESPONDENCE CHESS The rerentlr ferae ParlBe aat Cer-reapenarnre I het Leaaae W hatlnt Ha tint laarnamenl h aeeeral aeetlena ' inl rliun. 1. E. Orr. terretarr-treaa-nrrr ef the Iraiue. ''IS Itadlena Ae . lea Aneelr. al . will lake emriee ae.4 ' all aartlrulara mar ke attained kr wril- ' ma ar ralhna ROebeater . Thrre are (.even arnup parttrlpatinc wllh fnur plawrra in earh araup. Lntrenre HI claaa Sir, 1. hurry Ml apply. !
ENTRIES TO riRST TOL'RNAKfKNT ' 8r ion Mra P O Holt. Oeorae O. Oall-aher, N Mmae;rf. Uan tae.ia. Section 2 Fred A. A. VaTork. ' r:ar.rcl.r. Vlaift Wldrli I Section 3 A T Orumbrrh. Frank i Faulkner. Randolph Lemhuia. P. L. Son- nutithal. Section R H. Fbuworlh. Sam Crosa. Georte n Heed. J R. Orr Section 5 R L Osteraard. H A. Lund, Walter W. Noah. R H Ross, M O. Section f- Edwin Jansa Jr., Harre Rein. Cameron H. Lundstrom. J. D. Robinson Section " Mra. Edaun Jana, Walter P. Moe.. L. F Hall, J. E. Orr. (Continued frara lat Sand a r) We baea hai maar tnaairiea spent aeWlnr ef prehleme and are therefore ubJIahinK the followfna tntereetina arti-rlea be B. G. I.awa from bla keek entitled -'Cbeea Preklema and Hew te Belre Tbeaa.
(Conttnuedi rtl THE INCOMPLETE BLOCK TWO-MOVER N6. 33 Br F. Healer 1; T. J Itarea of Cleveland he lont heen a booater of the Correspondence L,ur of America, heini a Clasa "A" piarer m it ratina. From the ot- i final organ nf that organisation, the chess Corretpondent, we note the credit-
HOLLYWOOD OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP The annual epen rhamplnmhlp will alart Oet. lit wllh three rlaae in three greupa. It rear there ere l In earh greue and the -rheinpinnthlp waa wen h Mer rtehlerfer, with llarrv Berarhaw the runner-up. 11 theae devlrlna te partirlpate heuld write er eall the Hetlynend Cheee Oreup. loft N. Fermeaa Are. VtE.-Rltl?. Drape With Fine I Mate in to. The aolution of a problem of thla clasa : ia olien maae much eaaier br obaervma i wheiher Wh:te has a piece or pan i ahich doea not hate any dutr aligned 1 to it for rfierune thoe mates alreacr mapped out. In urh a nw the attention of the aoiver ia al once drawn to auch a laggard tn conjunction with the , male or matea phich are nonenutent in ; the original poaition.
Naturally, there, i lore, the auggeatton which occura to one j ould be to tuin to uae the atrarinc ' force for the purpose of completing the I matea or tenet ef matei which will aive 1 complete anawer to every defense. No. 33 J- c win appropriately nluatrata Hat wltb Ita ! Two Trainmen Die ! in S.P. Collision ;
JUNCTION CITY tOr. Oct. 10. , (u.PJ Two trainmen were killed j when the Southern Pacific ; Rogue River passenger train , crashed into the rear of an .ST. freight three-quarters of a mile , north of here at 11:30 o'clock last niRht. Fireman John Schroe-. ler was crushed to death and ; Kngineer F. J. Cronier died four : hours later. Five of the 100 i nasseneers aboard the south bound night train from Portland were slightly Injured. i hJ t , lr' " h ' a'.r k!.; ; Fine, now of Wih.nfton. PC. AnTon 1 mho can rtnr draw with Pin i to b j conrtulntd a mutter of courn. In-rifirntftUy. w atmn ffnmmfnd th (TLA. to il fhf.i piaypr W hn op-portunttif for cronsboiird pUy are cur-imlfd. hrrr in an oitit for on who wishes t ktp pi a vmt.
Vl rrncht aino mntin ihur rh rhfi Correspondent i fll up to the hiah Mandard it hat aot. Here's
LOPES Pine White 18- P-B4dl 19- R-KBte) 20- R-B3 21- B-B3 22- R-K 23- P-KKt4 24- K-B2 25- P-KR4 1'6-R-KKI3 27-P-B5 2-K-B.1(f) 21-R-K2 30-P-K'S 31-RPxP Hayea Blarlt KI-Q6 QR-K Kt-KtS Kt-B3 P-QR4 P-QKt3 P-KR3 Kt-Q K1-K3 KI-QR4 Kt-Qfi R-K2 BPxP PxP Kl-K4ch RxB'gl ll-P-QKr3(o P-OP3 1Z-K1-B.1 Kt-K!S 13- Kl-QS B-KBl 14- KlxBch OxKt 15- B-Kt2 OxQ 1 32-RxP 16- BxQ P-KB3 ! 33-BxKt 17-P-CJB4 KI-K4 l i Not en by Pine fa) P-Q4 ia more eneraetic. b"i And here BxKt preaerrea treatest advantaae. id While mil haa tha better of but the plua ia minimal. (d) Whjte'a only real winninc chance ia a kmc aide advance, but that aoon petera out. le) Poreed.
White ha done hi best but the break aimply will not be aood enouah. 'I i And after a few more move a araw waa oeciareo. ine open mf ia use leaa. the It White maiea in three. iWh.
6. Bl. ) HOLl'l-lON TO PROBLEM NO. 1437: Br'uhn ' M Rud'holm. 6. O ' CiaUeaneri n vj nun. it H OuaTle. Mra F. Totar, iki c P IMrd. E. A. Roaecrana.
TO PROBLEM NO. 143: J B reu;kner Mr. X. H """t-."- Ma-, 1 c' noiiw. a. b 'wiu. m Mrni . J Milman. O A Hall. J c. lyase, 'w Harmon. C. J. McConnell. . U ' Koethen.
CORRESPONDENCE CHESS The rerentlr ferae ParlBe aat Cer-reapenarnre I het Leaaae W hatlnt Ha tint laarnamenl h aeeeral aeetlena ' inl rliun. 1. E. Orr. terretarr-treaa-nrrr ef the Iraiue. ''IS Itadlena Ae . lea Aneelr. al . will lake emriee ae.4 ' all aartlrulara mar ke attained kr wril- ' ma ar ralhna ROebeater . Thrre are (.even arnup parttrlpatinc wllh fnur plawrra in earh araup. Lntrenre HI claaa Sir, 1. hurry Ml apply. !
ENTRIES TO riRST TOL'RNAKfKNT ' 8r ion Mra P O Holt. Oeorae O. Oall-aher, N Mmae;rf. Uan tae.ia. Section 2 Fred A. A. VaTork. ' r:ar.rcl.r. Vlaift Wldrli I Section 3 A T Orumbrrh. Frank i Faulkner. Randolph Lemhuia. P. L. Son- nutithal. Section R H. Fbuworlh. Sam Crosa. Georte n Heed. J R. Orr Section 5 R L Osteraard. H A. Lund, Walter W. Noah. R H Ross, M O. Section f- Edwin Jansa Jr., Harre Rein. Cameron H. Lundstrom. J. D. Robinson Section " Mra. Edaun Jana, Walter P. Moe.. L. F Hall, J. E. Orr. (Continued frara lat Sand a r) We baea hai maar tnaairiea spent aeWlnr ef prehleme and are therefore ubJIahinK the followfna tntereetina arti-rlea be B. G. I.awa from bla keek entitled -'Cbeea Preklema and Hew te Belre Tbeaa.
(Conttnuedi rtl THE INCOMPLETE BLOCK TWO-MOVER N6. 33 Br F. Healer 1; T. J Itarea of Cleveland he lont heen a booater of the Correspondence L,ur of America, heini a Clasa "A" piarer m it ratina. From the ot- i final organ nf that organisation, the chess Corretpondent, we note the credit-
HOLLYWOOD OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP The annual epen rhamplnmhlp will alart Oet. lit wllh three rlaae in three greupa. It rear there ere l In earh greue and the -rheinpinnthlp waa wen h Mer rtehlerfer, with llarrv Berarhaw the runner-up. 11 theae devlrlna te partirlpate heuld write er eall the Hetlynend Cheee Oreup. loft N. Fermeaa Are. VtE.-Rltl?. Drape With Fine I Mate in to. The aolution of a problem of thla clasa : ia olien maae much eaaier br obaervma i wheiher Wh:te has a piece or pan i ahich doea not hate any dutr aligned 1 to it for rfierune thoe mates alreacr mapped out. In urh a nw the attention of the aoiver ia al once drawn to auch a laggard tn conjunction with the , male or matea phich are nonenutent in ; the original poaition.
Naturally, there, i lore, the auggeatton which occura to one j ould be to tuin to uae the atrarinc ' force for the purpose of completing the I matea or tenet ef matei which will aive 1 complete anawer to every defense. No. 33 J- c win appropriately nluatrata Hat wltb Ita ! Two Trainmen Die ! in S.P. Collision ;
JUNCTION CITY tOr. Oct. 10. , (u.PJ Two trainmen were killed j when the Southern Pacific ; Rogue River passenger train , crashed into the rear of an .ST. freight three-quarters of a mile , north of here at 11:30 o'clock last niRht. Fireman John Schroe-. ler was crushed to death and ; Kngineer F. J. Cronier died four : hours later. Five of the 100 i nasseneers aboard the south bound night train from Portland were slightly Injured. i hJ t , lr' " h ' a'.r k!.; ; Fine, now of Wih.nfton. PC. AnTon 1 mho can rtnr draw with Pin i to b j conrtulntd a mutter of courn. In-rifirntftUy. w atmn ffnmmfnd th (TLA. to il fhf.i piaypr W hn op-portunttif for cronsboiird pUy are cur-imlfd. hrrr in an oitit for on who wishes t ktp pi a vmt.
Vl rrncht aino mntin ihur rh rhfi Correspondent i fll up to the hiah Mandard it hat aot. Here's
