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Chess 27 Sep 1942, Sun The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California) Newspapers.com
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CHESS BY HERMAN STEINER INTERNATIONAL CHESS MASTER, LOS ANGELES TIMES, Los Angeles, Cal. TIMES PROBLEM NO. By T. 1333 White mates In two. (Wh. 5: Bl. 10.) L A. TIMES PROBLEM NO. 1334 White mates in three. (Wh. 4; BU 3.) TO PROBLEM NO. 1329 SOLUTION Q-B4. SOLUTION B-R7. TO PROBLEM NO. 1330: We received solutions from the following: J. T. Watson, M. J. Bailey, J. Menkei, c. n. otraaer, n. f. Matosian. L. A. Sal gaao. a. 8. Peck. J. M. Stufflebeam. J. C. urate, m. i. KUDin. J. J. carr. M. Kudholm. P. Margaretten, W. R, McCrecken. I. W. Faaertt. S. J, MeConnell. O. J. Mrera. Rev. r. rncnara. u. A. Hail, c. r. Ford, H. Bruhn, B. Buskueff. A H. Quaylet, D. M. Poole, D. A. Innee. A. 8. Welle. n. newea., m. Morris, R. H. Hays, A. D. Reynold! Sr.. J. O. Dodge. H. M. Voorheee, W. L. Wiesinaer. Mlsa A. rininn. ir n Schadee, C. B. Colline. W. C. Noltlna. R. H. Bea a. J. p. with. w. it. THr. .1 Datldion, W. Sloeon. W. M. Race, B. Hall, W. L. iXoethen and J. C. Drake.
CHESS BOOKS Dae te tha fact th.t mm theratre were sent in and the difficulty in proenring tame, we arte ear readere to make their holiday eelee-Hone aa soon as possible to assure prompt delivery. The following may be ordered inrouun me wnier: The Idea Behind the Chesa Openings, by R. Pine, II; the Immortal Games of Capablanca. by T. Reinfeld.
KJ; My Fifty Years of Cheas, by F. Marshtll, 13; Cheas the Easy Way. by R. Fine, 11.50; Chees for Fun and Cheaa for Blood, by E Lasker, $3.50; Keres'a Best Oames ef Chess, by F. Relnfeld, 13; Modern Chess, by B. F. Wlnkelman, It; Chess: An Kasy Oame. by R. B. Kemp and W. H. Watts. 75 cents; Rubinstein's Chess Masterpieces, by Dr. H. Kmoch.
12.50; 200 Miniature flam nt Chess, by J. Du Mont. $3; the Oame of uneas. ry ur. a. Tarrasch, $2.50; Holler's Chess, by J. DuMont. 11.50; Common Sense In Chess, by Dr. E. Lasker. 50 eenta; Lasker'a Chess Primer, by Dr. E. Lasker. $1; A Ouide to the Oame of Chess, by D. A. Mitchell, revised by Idw. Lasker, 75 cems; vesi rocKft cness Manual, by O. H. D. Gossip, SO cents: the Beginners Book of .Chess, by F. Holllncs, 75 cents; Principle of Chess in Theory and Practice, by J. Mason, (2.50; How Not to Play Chess, by X. A. Znosko-Borovsky, $1.25; Chesa Mastery by Question and Answer, by F. Relnfeld.
$2; Chess Csmeos, ,by B. Feast, $1.25; the Art of Chess, by J. Mason, $2.50: White to Play and Win, by W. W. Adams. 75 cents: How to Play tne (.nees upemnes, oy E. a. znosko-Borovsky. $2.50; Modern Chess Openings, revised by R. Fine.
$2.50: Traps on the Chess Board, by E. A, Znosko-Borovsky, $1.50: imagination in Chess, by C. D. Locock. $1; Chess Sacrifices and Trans. by A. Emery. $1.25; Instructive Positions from Master Chess, by J. Mleses, $1; the Middle Oame in Chess, by E. A. Znosko, Borovsky, $3; the Basis of Combination In Chess, by J. Du Mont. $3: Basle Chess Endings, by R. Fine, $3.50; An Introduction to the End-Game at Chess, by P. W, Serrant. $3: How to Play Chess Endings, by E. A. Znosko-Borovsky. $4; Practical End-Oame Play, by F. Reinfeld.
$2; Mod ern Chess Endings, by B. F. Wlnkelman $1.50: Chess Studies, by A. A. Troltaky, $3; 1234 Modern End-Oame Studies, by M. A. Sutherland and H. M. Lommer. $3; Meet the Masters, by M. Euwe. $2.50: Every Game Check Mate, y W. H. Watts and P. Hereford, $1.23: 101 01 My Best Oames of Chess, by F. D. Yates. $3; Morphy Gleanings, by P. W. Sergant.
$2.50: Championship Chess, by P. W. Servant, $2.50; One Hundred Chess Gems, by P. Wenman, $1.50; International Chess Tournament. London, 1932. by Dr. A. A. Alekhine. $2.50; Dr. A. A. Alekhlne vs. E. D. Bogoljubow. World Championship Match, 1934. by F. Relnfeld and R. Fine. 125- .... l Tiie Nouingnam Tournament book, an notated by Dr. A. A. Alekhlne. $5; World's Chess Championship, the Official Account, by Dr. A. A. Alekhlne and Dr. M. Euwe, $2: 100 Chess Maxims, by C D. Locock, SO cents; Chess and Its Stars, by B. Harley. $2; Chess Strategy, by Edward Lasker. $3; Chess Fundamentals, by J. R. Capablanca. $170; Strategy and Tactics in Chess, by Dr. M. Euwe.
$2,75; My flvitrm. hv A Nlmzovich. $3.75: Chess Strategy and Tactics, by F. Relnfeld and Chernev, $1.50; comparative cness, py '. Marshall, $1: Chess Combinations and raps, py v. Ssosln, 75 cents; From My Oames. by Dr. M. Euwe, $1.50: Dr. Lasker s Chess Career, by F. Seinfeld and R. Fine. $2.50: Morphy'a Oamea of Chess. by P. W. Sergant, $3; PUabury's Chess Career, by P. W. Sergant. $2.50; Colle'g Ehesa Masterpieces, by F. Relnfeld. $1.50; rssons on the Openings, by F. Relnfeld, $3.50; Rook and Pawn Endings, by F, Relnfeld. - $1: 100 Remarkable Endings, by P. Wenman, 75 cents; Warsaw 1935 International Team Tournament, by F. Relnfeld, $2; Cambridge Spring (1904) by Keinieia, at.su; a century 01 two Mate in two Moves. S. Tatakower, 13: lexander. $1.50; by B. Harley, $2: the Modern Chesa Problem, by P. H. Williams, $1.50.
CHESS MAGAZINES , Chess Review. $3 yearly, a monthly pub- lleatlon; American Chess Bulletin. $2 news or the clubs' The BellrwMd Chesa Oreaa at 10 N. Farmaaa Aye. anaoaneea the engagement dhf Haem at m instruction for beginners as weii aa advanced player. Aayen Interested! eL.1,,!,,.w.F!A" i"JjWT.,m!n.? sf.'.'l: iHnuuinvuu urss vassiriurienir ITha thampienshlp tournamenl far HoU bit to be played at Ihe el Hollywood Cheaa Group the Hollywood Chess Group at 10$ N.I .TO VW-SlAl: SiVo: Thla game wei played In the match ar- 1 "SJlSt,1 c up of new Tor, wnite pieceg being played by B. F. Wlnkelman. noted eaeaa analyst, and biaek by Mr. partoi, who la one oi tne leading younger piayer in New York and who won the CUsa B llhtnln$ tournament on July A. Wlnkelman White 1- P-Q4 2- P.QB4 3- Kt-KB3 4- P-K3 8- KI-B3, 6- QB2 4 7- PxP -b-3 ; 9- Q-O 10-P-K4 U-BxP 12- B-Q3 13- B-KKTS 14- B-R6 lt-QR-K 16- R-K3 17- Rxa 18- R-K 19- BxKt(B4) 20- Q.Q2 21- Kt-KS 32-BxKt 2J-PxB t 24-P-B4 3S-P-KR3 26-K-R2 . 27-Q-B2 ' Part OS .
Black v P-Q4 P-QB3 P-K3 Xt-Q2 F-KB4 Q-B3 KPxP P-KKt3 B-Q3 . PxP r Xt-K2 O-O Q-B2 M-K Kt-B Kt-B4 QxR 0-B2 BxB R-K Q-B2 BxKt KxB R-Q F-KR4 Q-R4 P-Q5 Wlnkelman White 2S-P-K8 39-Kt-M 30- RxB 31- R-K5 32- O-KtJ 33- QxKtPeh 34- Q-B7ch 35- Q-Q7ch, 36- PxR 37- P-OKt3ch 38-Q-Q6 k-k r6 B-Qi K-K2 5; K-B5 P.Q7 S5p 4oIp:k(q) F"2-K7 41-Q-KR8 Q(R4)XQRP fZ-F-KBCn 1 43-a(Q6)-KKt3eh K-R5 44-UlB)-S)4Ch- ' QIR71-B5 45-QxQRPch Q-QR3 46-(KKtJ).QB4eh K-R4 47-Q(R7)-QB5ch Q(R3I-Kt4 48-S(B4)-Kt4ch I i.i.i..l,rt This unusual defense to the fium't .... . ....ii.-V .?J Ahul. ..-..Vril Black cannot aafely recapture nmrman .
NiPinpr. nnnninpr cii ins uniiaa opponenti simultaneously this afternoon at o ciock in tne nummer rare; ciunnouse, Santa Monica Blvd. and N. Vista St. The games will i be a sidelight to the Melrose La Brea eommunltv parti for air-raid emergenoy equipment and maintenance of an air-raid , post.
There will be no charge for Playing; but Slelner's opponent are asked to bring their own boards and chessmen. Admission to the gathering is 25 cent. From the United Slates ooen champio ship tournament at Dallas. Tex.. 1942, QUEEN'S O AMBIT DECLINED (SLAV DEFENSE) Steiner McKee Btelner McKee White Black White Black 1- P-Q4 P-QB3 14-P-KS ' ' N-Q4 2- N-KB3 N-KB3 15-N-K4 . N-B 3- P-B4 P-Q 16-B-N5 KR-Q 4- N-B3 PxP 17-QR-B BxB 5- P-QR4 B-B4 18-NxB Q-K2 6- P-K3 P-K3 19-Q-N4 N-KN3 7- BxP ON-Q2 20-P-KN3 N-B S-O-O i B-K2 21-P-R4 P-KR3 9-Q-K2 ' O-O 22-N-K4 OR-N 10- P-K4 B-KN5 23-K-N2 N-R3 11- R-Q R-K 24-N-Q6 N-B 12- P-KR1 BxN 23-BxN! KPxB? 13- QxB . Q-BJ 2S-N-B5I Resigns QUEXN'8 O AMBIT DECLINED Steiner Bturgla Btelner Bturgls White Black White Black 1-P-Q4 N-KB3 14-B-N3 V Q-R4 5- P-QB4 P-K3 18-0-0 N(Q2)-B3 3- N-QB3 P-Q4 16-N-KJ QR-B 4- B-N5 ON-Q2 17-N-XS K-R2 8- N-B3 B-K2 18-Q-Q3 N-K5 6- PK3 P-B3 19-P-0N4 Q-Q 7- Q-B2 P-KR3 20-P-B3 N-3 8- B-R4 O-O 21-P-K4 N-B3 9- P-QR3 PxP 22-N-KB4 Q-K 10- BxP P-QN4 23-NxKP R-KN 11- B-RJ B-N2 24-N-BS B-R 12- R-Q N-Q4 25-N-B3 Resigns 13- B-N F-KB4 QDEBN'S OAMBIT DECLINED (CAMBRIDOI BPRINO DEFENSE) r. Re nreia. 11,50; a movers, by P. Gamage.
17.50; An Artist in Chess problems, by A. White, is; Chesa Cameos, by F. B. Feast, tl.29: Fifty Two-Morers. by P. Wenman. 35 cents: Curious Chesa Facts, by I. Chernev, 75 cents: My Best Oames of Chess (1908-1923.) by Dr. A. A. Alekhlne. 81.70; My Best Oames of Chess (1924-1937.1 by Dr. A. A. Alekhlne, S3. 50: Btauntons Chess players Handbook, hy E. H. Birmingham, 13; Modern cness primer, by E. E. cun-nington, 81.75; A. Breviary of Chess, by Steiner Llpton 111 I:. 39-P-N3,. ,, F-R4 3i"-r-b1 Rp?p 5h5j R'(Q-kr ::In4 "V-b4 37- N-07ch K-K3 38- NxPch BxN 39- PxPch PxP 40- RxB X-KN3 RPXBJ41-R-B7 R-B3 . R-QN4 46-R-B7ch Resigns QUEEN'S OAMBIT DECLINED Steiner Thompson Steiner Thomoson I White Black White Black f 1- P-04 K-KB3 25-B-Q5 ' F-K5 2- P-QB4 : P-K3 26-BxN RxB 3- N-OB3 P-Q4 27-N-Q4 R(B3)-B3 4- N-B3 F-B4 28-Q-R5 J-Q 5- P-K3 N-B3 29-Q-N5 B-Q4 6- P-QR3 PxP 30-R-B7 P-N3 7- BxP B-K2 31-R(B)-BS B-B5 8- 0-0 O-O 32-Q-R4 B-N 9- PXP BxP 33-R-R7 R-Q3 10- Q-K2 F-OR3 34-Q-B4 Q-B3 11- P-QN4 B-K2 35-P-KR4 R-B2 12- B-N2 F-QN2 36-R-R8 R-B 13- B-Q3 Q-N3 37-RxR QxR 14- QR-B B-N2 38-R-B7 Q-B3 15- N-K4 NxN 39-K-N2 B-B5 16- BxN P-B4 40-Q-R8 B-N 17- B-N B-B3 41-R-R7 R-B2 18- B-R2 BxB 42-Q-B8ch B-N 19- QxB R-B3 43-Q-N8 ' RxN 20- R-B5 K-R 44-PxR QxQP 21- KR-B R-N3 45-R-KT .. P-K 22- P-N3 R-Q 48-PxP Q-Q4eh 23- Q-K2 R-KB 47-K-R2 Resigns 24- B-N3 P-K4 Btelner White - 1- P-Q4 2- P-QB4 3- N-QB3 4- B-N5 5- N-B3 6- P-K3 7- PXP 8- PxP 9- PxNcll 10- R-B 11- NxN 12- P-QR3 13- N-K4 14- Q-Q2 15- KlQ 16- N-N3 17- B-Q3 18- BxB 19- K-K2 20- P-R3 21- P-B4 22- N-K4 23- KR-Q Lip ton Black P-Q4 P-K3 N-KB3 QN-Q2 P-B3 N-N5 Q-R4 N-K5 BxP NxB QxN B-K2 Q-R4eh QxQch B-KB4 B-N3
CHESS BOOKS Dae te tha fact th.t mm theratre were sent in and the difficulty in proenring tame, we arte ear readere to make their holiday eelee-Hone aa soon as possible to assure prompt delivery. The following may be ordered inrouun me wnier: The Idea Behind the Chesa Openings, by R. Pine, II; the Immortal Games of Capablanca. by T. Reinfeld.
KJ; My Fifty Years of Cheas, by F. Marshtll, 13; Cheas the Easy Way. by R. Fine, 11.50; Chees for Fun and Cheaa for Blood, by E Lasker, $3.50; Keres'a Best Oames ef Chess, by F. Relnfeld, 13; Modern Chess, by B. F. Wlnkelman, It; Chess: An Kasy Oame. by R. B. Kemp and W. H. Watts. 75 cents; Rubinstein's Chess Masterpieces, by Dr. H. Kmoch.
12.50; 200 Miniature flam nt Chess, by J. Du Mont. $3; the Oame of uneas. ry ur. a. Tarrasch, $2.50; Holler's Chess, by J. DuMont. 11.50; Common Sense In Chess, by Dr. E. Lasker. 50 eenta; Lasker'a Chess Primer, by Dr. E. Lasker. $1; A Ouide to the Oame of Chess, by D. A. Mitchell, revised by Idw. Lasker, 75 cems; vesi rocKft cness Manual, by O. H. D. Gossip, SO cents: the Beginners Book of .Chess, by F. Holllncs, 75 cents; Principle of Chess in Theory and Practice, by J. Mason, (2.50; How Not to Play Chess, by X. A. Znosko-Borovsky, $1.25; Chesa Mastery by Question and Answer, by F. Relnfeld.
$2; Chess Csmeos, ,by B. Feast, $1.25; the Art of Chess, by J. Mason, $2.50: White to Play and Win, by W. W. Adams. 75 cents: How to Play tne (.nees upemnes, oy E. a. znosko-Borovsky. $2.50; Modern Chess Openings, revised by R. Fine.
$2.50: Traps on the Chess Board, by E. A, Znosko-Borovsky, $1.50: imagination in Chess, by C. D. Locock. $1; Chess Sacrifices and Trans. by A. Emery. $1.25; Instructive Positions from Master Chess, by J. Mleses, $1; the Middle Oame in Chess, by E. A. Znosko, Borovsky, $3; the Basis of Combination In Chess, by J. Du Mont. $3: Basle Chess Endings, by R. Fine, $3.50; An Introduction to the End-Game at Chess, by P. W, Serrant. $3: How to Play Chess Endings, by E. A. Znosko-Borovsky. $4; Practical End-Oame Play, by F. Reinfeld.
$2; Mod ern Chess Endings, by B. F. Wlnkelman $1.50: Chess Studies, by A. A. Troltaky, $3; 1234 Modern End-Oame Studies, by M. A. Sutherland and H. M. Lommer. $3; Meet the Masters, by M. Euwe. $2.50: Every Game Check Mate, y W. H. Watts and P. Hereford, $1.23: 101 01 My Best Oames of Chess, by F. D. Yates. $3; Morphy Gleanings, by P. W. Sergant.
$2.50: Championship Chess, by P. W. Servant, $2.50; One Hundred Chess Gems, by P. Wenman, $1.50; International Chess Tournament. London, 1932. by Dr. A. A. Alekhine. $2.50; Dr. A. A. Alekhlne vs. E. D. Bogoljubow. World Championship Match, 1934. by F. Relnfeld and R. Fine. 125- .... l Tiie Nouingnam Tournament book, an notated by Dr. A. A. Alekhlne. $5; World's Chess Championship, the Official Account, by Dr. A. A. Alekhlne and Dr. M. Euwe, $2: 100 Chess Maxims, by C D. Locock, SO cents; Chess and Its Stars, by B. Harley. $2; Chess Strategy, by Edward Lasker. $3; Chess Fundamentals, by J. R. Capablanca. $170; Strategy and Tactics in Chess, by Dr. M. Euwe.
$2,75; My flvitrm. hv A Nlmzovich. $3.75: Chess Strategy and Tactics, by F. Relnfeld and Chernev, $1.50; comparative cness, py '. Marshall, $1: Chess Combinations and raps, py v. Ssosln, 75 cents; From My Oames. by Dr. M. Euwe, $1.50: Dr. Lasker s Chess Career, by F. Seinfeld and R. Fine. $2.50: Morphy'a Oamea of Chess. by P. W. Sergant, $3; PUabury's Chess Career, by P. W. Sergant. $2.50; Colle'g Ehesa Masterpieces, by F. Relnfeld. $1.50; rssons on the Openings, by F. Relnfeld, $3.50; Rook and Pawn Endings, by F, Relnfeld. - $1: 100 Remarkable Endings, by P. Wenman, 75 cents; Warsaw 1935 International Team Tournament, by F. Relnfeld, $2; Cambridge Spring (1904) by Keinieia, at.su; a century 01 two Mate in two Moves. S. Tatakower, 13: lexander. $1.50; by B. Harley, $2: the Modern Chesa Problem, by P. H. Williams, $1.50.
CHESS MAGAZINES , Chess Review. $3 yearly, a monthly pub- lleatlon; American Chess Bulletin. $2 news or the clubs' The BellrwMd Chesa Oreaa at 10 N. Farmaaa Aye. anaoaneea the engagement dhf Haem at m instruction for beginners as weii aa advanced player. Aayen Interested! eL.1,,!,,.w.F!A" i"JjWT.,m!n.? sf.'.'l: iHnuuinvuu urss vassiriurienir ITha thampienshlp tournamenl far HoU bit to be played at Ihe el Hollywood Cheaa Group the Hollywood Chess Group at 10$ N.I .TO VW-SlAl: SiVo: Thla game wei played In the match ar- 1 "SJlSt,1 c up of new Tor, wnite pieceg being played by B. F. Wlnkelman. noted eaeaa analyst, and biaek by Mr. partoi, who la one oi tne leading younger piayer in New York and who won the CUsa B llhtnln$ tournament on July A. Wlnkelman White 1- P-Q4 2- P.QB4 3- Kt-KB3 4- P-K3 8- KI-B3, 6- QB2 4 7- PxP -b-3 ; 9- Q-O 10-P-K4 U-BxP 12- B-Q3 13- B-KKTS 14- B-R6 lt-QR-K 16- R-K3 17- Rxa 18- R-K 19- BxKt(B4) 20- Q.Q2 21- Kt-KS 32-BxKt 2J-PxB t 24-P-B4 3S-P-KR3 26-K-R2 . 27-Q-B2 ' Part OS .
Black v P-Q4 P-QB3 P-K3 Xt-Q2 F-KB4 Q-B3 KPxP P-KKt3 B-Q3 . PxP r Xt-K2 O-O Q-B2 M-K Kt-B Kt-B4 QxR 0-B2 BxB R-K Q-B2 BxKt KxB R-Q F-KR4 Q-R4 P-Q5 Wlnkelman White 2S-P-K8 39-Kt-M 30- RxB 31- R-K5 32- O-KtJ 33- QxKtPeh 34- Q-B7ch 35- Q-Q7ch, 36- PxR 37- P-OKt3ch 38-Q-Q6 k-k r6 B-Qi K-K2 5; K-B5 P.Q7 S5p 4oIp:k(q) F"2-K7 41-Q-KR8 Q(R4)XQRP fZ-F-KBCn 1 43-a(Q6)-KKt3eh K-R5 44-UlB)-S)4Ch- ' QIR71-B5 45-QxQRPch Q-QR3 46-(KKtJ).QB4eh K-R4 47-Q(R7)-QB5ch Q(R3I-Kt4 48-S(B4)-Kt4ch I i.i.i..l,rt This unusual defense to the fium't .... . ....ii.-V .?J Ahul. ..-..Vril Black cannot aafely recapture nmrman .
NiPinpr. nnnninpr cii ins uniiaa opponenti simultaneously this afternoon at o ciock in tne nummer rare; ciunnouse, Santa Monica Blvd. and N. Vista St. The games will i be a sidelight to the Melrose La Brea eommunltv parti for air-raid emergenoy equipment and maintenance of an air-raid , post.
There will be no charge for Playing; but Slelner's opponent are asked to bring their own boards and chessmen. Admission to the gathering is 25 cent. From the United Slates ooen champio ship tournament at Dallas. Tex.. 1942, QUEEN'S O AMBIT DECLINED (SLAV DEFENSE) Steiner McKee Btelner McKee White Black White Black 1- P-Q4 P-QB3 14-P-KS ' ' N-Q4 2- N-KB3 N-KB3 15-N-K4 . N-B 3- P-B4 P-Q 16-B-N5 KR-Q 4- N-B3 PxP 17-QR-B BxB 5- P-QR4 B-B4 18-NxB Q-K2 6- P-K3 P-K3 19-Q-N4 N-KN3 7- BxP ON-Q2 20-P-KN3 N-B S-O-O i B-K2 21-P-R4 P-KR3 9-Q-K2 ' O-O 22-N-K4 OR-N 10- P-K4 B-KN5 23-K-N2 N-R3 11- R-Q R-K 24-N-Q6 N-B 12- P-KR1 BxN 23-BxN! KPxB? 13- QxB . Q-BJ 2S-N-B5I Resigns QUEXN'8 O AMBIT DECLINED Steiner Bturgla Btelner Bturgls White Black White Black 1-P-Q4 N-KB3 14-B-N3 V Q-R4 5- P-QB4 P-K3 18-0-0 N(Q2)-B3 3- N-QB3 P-Q4 16-N-KJ QR-B 4- B-N5 ON-Q2 17-N-XS K-R2 8- N-B3 B-K2 18-Q-Q3 N-K5 6- PK3 P-B3 19-P-0N4 Q-Q 7- Q-B2 P-KR3 20-P-B3 N-3 8- B-R4 O-O 21-P-K4 N-B3 9- P-QR3 PxP 22-N-KB4 Q-K 10- BxP P-QN4 23-NxKP R-KN 11- B-RJ B-N2 24-N-BS B-R 12- R-Q N-Q4 25-N-B3 Resigns 13- B-N F-KB4 QDEBN'S OAMBIT DECLINED (CAMBRIDOI BPRINO DEFENSE) r. Re nreia. 11,50; a movers, by P. Gamage.
17.50; An Artist in Chess problems, by A. White, is; Chesa Cameos, by F. B. Feast, tl.29: Fifty Two-Morers. by P. Wenman. 35 cents: Curious Chesa Facts, by I. Chernev, 75 cents: My Best Oames of Chess (1908-1923.) by Dr. A. A. Alekhlne. 81.70; My Best Oames of Chess (1924-1937.1 by Dr. A. A. Alekhlne, S3. 50: Btauntons Chess players Handbook, hy E. H. Birmingham, 13; Modern cness primer, by E. E. cun-nington, 81.75; A. Breviary of Chess, by Steiner Llpton 111 I:. 39-P-N3,. ,, F-R4 3i"-r-b1 Rp?p 5h5j R'(Q-kr ::In4 "V-b4 37- N-07ch K-K3 38- NxPch BxN 39- PxPch PxP 40- RxB X-KN3 RPXBJ41-R-B7 R-B3 . R-QN4 46-R-B7ch Resigns QUEEN'S OAMBIT DECLINED Steiner Thompson Steiner Thomoson I White Black White Black f 1- P-04 K-KB3 25-B-Q5 ' F-K5 2- P-QB4 : P-K3 26-BxN RxB 3- N-OB3 P-Q4 27-N-Q4 R(B3)-B3 4- N-B3 F-B4 28-Q-R5 J-Q 5- P-K3 N-B3 29-Q-N5 B-Q4 6- P-QR3 PxP 30-R-B7 P-N3 7- BxP B-K2 31-R(B)-BS B-B5 8- 0-0 O-O 32-Q-R4 B-N 9- PXP BxP 33-R-R7 R-Q3 10- Q-K2 F-OR3 34-Q-B4 Q-B3 11- P-QN4 B-K2 35-P-KR4 R-B2 12- B-N2 F-QN2 36-R-R8 R-B 13- B-Q3 Q-N3 37-RxR QxR 14- QR-B B-N2 38-R-B7 Q-B3 15- N-K4 NxN 39-K-N2 B-B5 16- BxN P-B4 40-Q-R8 B-N 17- B-N B-B3 41-R-R7 R-B2 18- B-R2 BxB 42-Q-B8ch B-N 19- QxB R-B3 43-Q-N8 ' RxN 20- R-B5 K-R 44-PxR QxQP 21- KR-B R-N3 45-R-KT .. P-K 22- P-N3 R-Q 48-PxP Q-Q4eh 23- Q-K2 R-KB 47-K-R2 Resigns 24- B-N3 P-K4 Btelner White - 1- P-Q4 2- P-QB4 3- N-QB3 4- B-N5 5- N-B3 6- P-K3 7- PXP 8- PxP 9- PxNcll 10- R-B 11- NxN 12- P-QR3 13- N-K4 14- Q-Q2 15- KlQ 16- N-N3 17- B-Q3 18- BxB 19- K-K2 20- P-R3 21- P-B4 22- N-K4 23- KR-Q Lip ton Black P-Q4 P-K3 N-KB3 QN-Q2 P-B3 N-N5 Q-R4 N-K5 BxP NxB QxN B-K2 Q-R4eh QxQch B-KB4 B-N3
