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Chess 18 Oct 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, Oct. 18, 1942 L.A. TIMES PROBLEM NO. By C. K. Westbury White mates In two. (Wh. 9: Bl. 13) L A. TIMES PROBLEM NO. 1340 By F. F. L. Alexander White mate in three.
Wh. 10; Bl. 11) TO PROBLEM NO. 1336: TO PROBLEM NO. 1335: SOLUTION K-B3.
SOLUTION Q-B5. We received solutions from the following: O. 8. Peck, C J. Gibbs. W. R. Jepson, W. B. Tudor, Mrs. F. Tovar. Dr. R. H. Wilson, G. A. Hall. J. O. Dodge. F. Margaretten, A. 8. Wells. C. P. Ford, C R Strader, Capt. N. Maximov. M.C. (welcome to our ladder.) M. Rudholm 1332, 1. P-N81N,) if NxPch; 2. BxN. KxP; 3. K-N4 (mate:) J, T. Watson U330, if 1. B-B5, RxRPD J. Davidson, E W. Fassett, B. Bushueff, R. H. Beals. K. H. Quayle, H. Bruhn, D. M. Poole. A. D. Reynolds 8r., C, B. Collins, E. Dlmitryk, W. Harmon, D. A. Innes. L. A. Saieado, W. C. Nolttng, G. Francis. W. M. Race. R. H. Hays, 8. J. McConnell, J. C. Drake. J. P. Walsh.
THE HOLLYWOOD OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT Last Friday night the first round of this important event took place at the headquarters of the Hollywood Chess Group, 108 N. Formosa Ave. The second round Is scheduled for Friday. Oct. iJ, al 8 p.m. Visitors are welcome. First game of the match:
KINO'S INDIAN DEFENSE ship: RUY LOPEJI Martin Adams, Martin Adams White Blackl White Black 1- P-K4 Kt-QB324-PxPch KxP 2- KUKB3 P-K4 25-P-Kt4 R-K 3- B-KI5 P.R3 26-Kt-Kt3 R-K4 4- BxKt JPxB 27-PxP RxBP B-P-Q4 PxP 28-RxRch PxR 6- QiiP B-Kt5!29-K-Q'J Kt-BSch 7- OxQch RxQ 30-K-Q.I KtxP B-Kt-B3 B-KI5 31-KI-K2 K-B3 9-B-Q2 BxKKt;32-K-B4 K-K4 10- PxB Kt-K233-Kt-B3 Kt-BB 11- CastlesQR KI-K13I 34-P-R4 Kt-Kt4 12- Kt-K2 BxBch3-K-03 P-OB3 13- RxB K-K2 3S-P-RS P-B3 14- KR-Q RxR!37-K-B4 KtxP 15- RxR Kt-R5 38-KtxKt KxKt 1G-R-Q3 R-Q 39-KxP P-B4 17- R-Ktl P-QKI3 40-K-Kt6 P-BS 18- P-KB4 P-R3 41-KXP P-Bfi 19- R-KI3 P-Kt3 42-K-Kt7 P-B7 20- R-KR3 P-KKI4 43-P-Rfi P-B81O) 21- PXP PxP 44-P-R7 Q-Kt4ch 22- P-KB4 K-B3 Resign 23- R-QB3 P-B4 A1.
ALEKHINE'S DEFENSE Marlln Katx Martin Kali White Black i While Black 1-P-K4 Kt-KB3il7-Kt-OR4 Q-B2 a-P-KH Kt-Q4 18-Kt-Kt6 QR-Q 3- P-OB4 Kt-Kl3 19-P-KR3 B-B4 4- P-Q4 P-Q3 20-Q-R4 P-K4 8- KI-KB3 P-KKI3i21-P-Kl4 Kt-OS 8-PxP BPXP 22-BxKt PxB 7- Kt-B3 B-K12 23-B-KI5 Kt-02 8- B-K3 Castles 24-Kt-QS Q-B 9- Q-Q2 R-K 25-KtxP B-K5 10- R-O B-KtS 28-P-B6 PxP 11- P-BS Kt(Kt3l-Q2i27-KtxP BxKt 12- B-K2 PxPl28-KtxR Kt-Kt3 13- PxP Kt-QB3 29-QxP RxKt 14- CastIes KI-B3 30-QxKt Q-R 15- P-OR3 P-OR4 31-B-B6 Resign 16- Q-B2 Q-B Reshevsky White 1- P-Q4 2- P-QB4 3- KI-OB3 4- B-B4 5- P-K3 6- Q-KI3 7- PxBP 8- PxP 9- KI-K2 10-Q-O U-B-KtS 12- P-QR3 13- B-R4 14- B-K13 15- P-B3 lfi-KtxKt 17- B-B2 18- R-B Kashdan 1 Reshevsky Black! White Kt-KB3il9-B-K2 P-KKt3;20-KtPxP P-Q4;21-BxP B-Kt222-Castle Castles 123-B-O P-B4 24-K-R Kt-K5 25-P-Ofi Q-R4j2B-P-Kt4 KtxQBP!27-Kt-Q5 P-K4l28-Kt-B7 P-B3 Kf-K3 P-KK14 P-B4 KtxKt 29-BxP 30- BxB'ch 31- KtxR'ch 32- R-B7ich 33- R-K7 P-B5,34-Q-QSich) P-K5;35-RxKt B-B4! Kashdan Black KPxP PxP Kt-02 QR-K KI-K4 P-QR3 K-R Q-Q P-KI5 PxP KtxB KxB QxKt K-KI Q-Kt3 K-R Resigns
ADAMS THE NEW ENGLAND CHAMPION Boston City Club Flan Host to New England Chess Enthusiasts Sept. 4-7 Labor Day week-end brought out the largest field of entries ever to participate for the New England chess championship title at the Boston City Club.
The best players from the various chess centers ol the New England Slates gathered together for a rather strenuous contest. Inasmuch as the entry list was unusually large, 17 in ail, the tournament was divided into four preliminary groups and Ihen the finals divided into the championship, the expert (those who were in second place in the preliminary contests) and the consolation section. This necessltaled. in many instances, three games a day. But the tournament itself, under the excellent direction of Norman E. Ward, president of the Massachusetts Stale Chess Association: George St urn is. president of the United States Chess Federation, and W. M. P. Mitchell, was played with such precision and dispatch that all games were completed according to schedule, so that a full attendance was possible at the final celebration dinner served at the Boston City Club on Labor Day evening. Those who participated In the tournament were Weaver Adams. Robert B. Bellamy. Harlow B. Daly, Herbert C. - Gates Jr. C. W. Hewlett Jr., C. S. Jacobs. Milton Kagan, G. Kats. W. M. P. Mitchell, Robert. H. W. Welch Jr . all of Greater Boston; Helmuth Augensteln, Albert. C. Martin, William Snulre.
Walter B. Sues-man and Paul E. Taylor, all from Rhode Island: Sven Brask, and Hy Fin were the Attleboro (Mass) entries, Games from the New England champion
Wh. 10; Bl. 11) TO PROBLEM NO. 1336: TO PROBLEM NO. 1335: SOLUTION K-B3.
SOLUTION Q-B5. We received solutions from the following: O. 8. Peck, C J. Gibbs. W. R. Jepson, W. B. Tudor, Mrs. F. Tovar. Dr. R. H. Wilson, G. A. Hall. J. O. Dodge. F. Margaretten, A. 8. Wells. C. P. Ford, C R Strader, Capt. N. Maximov. M.C. (welcome to our ladder.) M. Rudholm 1332, 1. P-N81N,) if NxPch; 2. BxN. KxP; 3. K-N4 (mate:) J, T. Watson U330, if 1. B-B5, RxRPD J. Davidson, E W. Fassett, B. Bushueff, R. H. Beals. K. H. Quayle, H. Bruhn, D. M. Poole. A. D. Reynolds 8r., C, B. Collins, E. Dlmitryk, W. Harmon, D. A. Innes. L. A. Saieado, W. C. Nolttng, G. Francis. W. M. Race. R. H. Hays, 8. J. McConnell, J. C. Drake. J. P. Walsh.
THE HOLLYWOOD OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT Last Friday night the first round of this important event took place at the headquarters of the Hollywood Chess Group, 108 N. Formosa Ave. The second round Is scheduled for Friday. Oct. iJ, al 8 p.m. Visitors are welcome. First game of the match:
KINO'S INDIAN DEFENSE ship: RUY LOPEJI Martin Adams, Martin Adams White Blackl White Black 1- P-K4 Kt-QB324-PxPch KxP 2- KUKB3 P-K4 25-P-Kt4 R-K 3- B-KI5 P.R3 26-Kt-Kt3 R-K4 4- BxKt JPxB 27-PxP RxBP B-P-Q4 PxP 28-RxRch PxR 6- QiiP B-Kt5!29-K-Q'J Kt-BSch 7- OxQch RxQ 30-K-Q.I KtxP B-Kt-B3 B-KI5 31-KI-K2 K-B3 9-B-Q2 BxKKt;32-K-B4 K-K4 10- PxB Kt-K233-Kt-B3 Kt-BB 11- CastlesQR KI-K13I 34-P-R4 Kt-Kt4 12- Kt-K2 BxBch3-K-03 P-OB3 13- RxB K-K2 3S-P-RS P-B3 14- KR-Q RxR!37-K-B4 KtxP 15- RxR Kt-R5 38-KtxKt KxKt 1G-R-Q3 R-Q 39-KxP P-B4 17- R-Ktl P-QKI3 40-K-Kt6 P-BS 18- P-KB4 P-R3 41-KXP P-Bfi 19- R-KI3 P-Kt3 42-K-Kt7 P-B7 20- R-KR3 P-KKI4 43-P-Rfi P-B81O) 21- PXP PxP 44-P-R7 Q-Kt4ch 22- P-KB4 K-B3 Resign 23- R-QB3 P-B4 A1.
ALEKHINE'S DEFENSE Marlln Katx Martin Kali White Black i While Black 1-P-K4 Kt-KB3il7-Kt-OR4 Q-B2 a-P-KH Kt-Q4 18-Kt-Kt6 QR-Q 3- P-OB4 Kt-Kl3 19-P-KR3 B-B4 4- P-Q4 P-Q3 20-Q-R4 P-K4 8- KI-KB3 P-KKI3i21-P-Kl4 Kt-OS 8-PxP BPXP 22-BxKt PxB 7- Kt-B3 B-K12 23-B-KI5 Kt-02 8- B-K3 Castles 24-Kt-QS Q-B 9- Q-Q2 R-K 25-KtxP B-K5 10- R-O B-KtS 28-P-B6 PxP 11- P-BS Kt(Kt3l-Q2i27-KtxP BxKt 12- B-K2 PxPl28-KtxR Kt-Kt3 13- PxP Kt-QB3 29-QxP RxKt 14- CastIes KI-B3 30-QxKt Q-R 15- P-OR3 P-OR4 31-B-B6 Resign 16- Q-B2 Q-B Reshevsky White 1- P-Q4 2- P-QB4 3- KI-OB3 4- B-B4 5- P-K3 6- Q-KI3 7- PxBP 8- PxP 9- KI-K2 10-Q-O U-B-KtS 12- P-QR3 13- B-R4 14- B-K13 15- P-B3 lfi-KtxKt 17- B-B2 18- R-B Kashdan 1 Reshevsky Black! White Kt-KB3il9-B-K2 P-KKt3;20-KtPxP P-Q4;21-BxP B-Kt222-Castle Castles 123-B-O P-B4 24-K-R Kt-K5 25-P-Ofi Q-R4j2B-P-Kt4 KtxQBP!27-Kt-Q5 P-K4l28-Kt-B7 P-B3 Kf-K3 P-KK14 P-B4 KtxKt 29-BxP 30- BxB'ch 31- KtxR'ch 32- R-B7ich 33- R-K7 P-B5,34-Q-QSich) P-K5;35-RxKt B-B4! Kashdan Black KPxP PxP Kt-02 QR-K KI-K4 P-QR3 K-R Q-Q P-KI5 PxP KtxB KxB QxKt K-KI Q-Kt3 K-R Resigns
ADAMS THE NEW ENGLAND CHAMPION Boston City Club Flan Host to New England Chess Enthusiasts Sept. 4-7 Labor Day week-end brought out the largest field of entries ever to participate for the New England chess championship title at the Boston City Club.
The best players from the various chess centers ol the New England Slates gathered together for a rather strenuous contest. Inasmuch as the entry list was unusually large, 17 in ail, the tournament was divided into four preliminary groups and Ihen the finals divided into the championship, the expert (those who were in second place in the preliminary contests) and the consolation section. This necessltaled. in many instances, three games a day. But the tournament itself, under the excellent direction of Norman E. Ward, president of the Massachusetts Stale Chess Association: George St urn is. president of the United States Chess Federation, and W. M. P. Mitchell, was played with such precision and dispatch that all games were completed according to schedule, so that a full attendance was possible at the final celebration dinner served at the Boston City Club on Labor Day evening. Those who participated In the tournament were Weaver Adams. Robert B. Bellamy. Harlow B. Daly, Herbert C. - Gates Jr. C. W. Hewlett Jr., C. S. Jacobs. Milton Kagan, G. Kats. W. M. P. Mitchell, Robert. H. W. Welch Jr . all of Greater Boston; Helmuth Augensteln, Albert. C. Martin, William Snulre.
Walter B. Sues-man and Paul E. Taylor, all from Rhode Island: Sven Brask, and Hy Fin were the Attleboro (Mass) entries, Games from the New England champion
