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October 1953 NEW ZEALAND CFIESSPLAYER. LIBRAR,Y The New Zealand 256 DOMINION EOAD, AUOKLAND PHONE 64.27'' Cash, including postage shown, must accompqny Book Orders_from individuals. No iorrespondence will be entered into regarding Books. POSTAGE SDrcENCE Invitation to Chess-Chernev. 13/- My Best Games of Chess, 1905-30' Moilern Ideas in Chess-Reti. 13/- by Dr. S. Tartakower. 22/6 Itrow to Play Chess Endings-E. CHESSPLAYER Worltl Chess ChampionshiP, 194E' Znosko-Borovsky. 76/- by H. Golombek. 1^5/6 Championship Chess, bY M. M. POSTAGE FOUEPENCE Botvinnik. 16/- Chess Strategy and Tacties, by F. Modern Chess Strategy, by Ed' Reinleld and I. Chernev. l2/- Lasker; excellent. 18/6 The Russians Play Chess, bY I. My System, by A' Nimzovitch. Chernev. Remarkable. 7l/6 Famous book. 19/3 Kings of the Chessboartl, by Lajos Basis of Combination in Chess, bY Steiner. 5/- Volume 6-No. 37 ocroBER, 1953 J. du Mont. Most heIPfuI. t6/- If You Must Play Chess, bY A. Chess Marches On, bY R. Fine. 11 Denker. Autobiography. ll/- Capablanca's 100 Best Games, bY British Chess Masters, by trted H. Golombek. A classic. l9/- Reinfeld. 50 games. 6/- From My Games, bY Dr. M. Euwe. 50 Great Games of Modern Chess, 75 of his best games. l2/- by II. Golombek. Value at 4/3 Manual of Chess- Dr. Emanuel Easy Guide to Chess-B. H. ltrood. Lasker (1 copy only). 34l- 6/9 My Best Ga,rnes of Chess, I90E-23' Pocket Gultle to the Cheis by Dr. A. A. Alekhine. l4/- Openings-Griffi th & Golombek. N.Z. Schoolboy Chompionship 132 My Best Games, !924-37 Dr. A. Popular at 8/- A. Alekhine. 16/- - Winning Chess Traps, by Chernev. Alekhine's Best Games of Chess, 'Winning quickly ! 19/3 Cooches r36 1938-45, C. H. O'D. Alexander. Instructive Positions from Master Ortvin Soropu Third volume. ll/9 PIay, by J. Mieses. 3,i9 Winning Chess, by Chernev and Guitle to Good Chess, by C. J. S. Reinfeld. First-rate. 16/- ll Bledisloe Cup Telegrophic Motch 13r Battles Royal of the Chessboard, Manual of the End Game, bY J. tl by R. N. Coles. Hectic ! 10/3 Mieses. Inexpensive, good, 6/- {], The Chess - playet's Week - end Chess for Amateurs, Reinfeld. 6/6 !, lrl Gomes 135 Book, by R. N. Coles. 16/- Chess Mastery by Question anil Overseos Chess Fundamentals, by J. R. Answer. Solutions at babk. 6/6 ir Capablanca. 13/- Teach Yourself Chess, by Gerald The Mitlille Game in Chess, bY E. Abrahams Notable book. 6/- Problems: Solving Competition 142 Znosko-Borovsky. 13/6 Masters of ttre Chessboard R, POSTAGE THBEEPENCE 12l6 - Reti. Chess Maile Easy, bY PurdY and Correspondence Chess 144 How to Play Better Chess, by F. Koshnitsky. Winner at L/-t Reinfeld. 9/6 1948-49, Tarrasoh's Best Games, by Fred Hastings Chess TourneY, lB3 games. 23/- Golombek & Ritson-MorrY. 2/6 Move ond Win 140 Reinfeld. Southsea Tournament, 1949, bY II. Basic Ches.s Endings, by R. Fine. pages. 35/- Golombek. SniP at 3,/- Standard'work, 573 Chess Questions Answered, bY A Treasury of British Chess 3/6 Masterpieces, by Reinfeld. 16/" Bonham and Wormald. More Questions Answeretl, bY The Ideas Behintl the OPeninss' bY Bonham and Wormald. 4/6 Reuben Fine. Best seller. 13,/6 How Not to Play Chess-Znosko- Nimzovitch the Hypermodern, bY mistakes! 4/6 F. Reinfeld. 11/9 Borovsky. Avoid TWO SHILLINGS Botvinnik the Invincible, by F. (Postase Reinfeld. 16l- BOUND VOLUMES 6il) Adventures in Composition BY British Chesq Masazine, 1950, 2Ol- Comins Mansfleld. A brilliant- Chess World 1949, 13/9; 1950, book by eminent composer' 1213 t4/3; t95t, 17/-.- 256 Dominion Rd., Auckland aaaaahaa Printed & Published by Artcraft Press Ltd., CHESS CLUB Ll. Meredith, tr'. N. Day and D. WELLINGTON FROM TI-IE CLUBS Cranswick are now the onIY ones WELLINGTON SPORTS CENTRE, WAKEFIELD STREET lfl in the running for the highest U CANTERBURY aggregate in the club's 10 monthlY The Canterbury C.C. on August " pick-up " tourneys. TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, 7.30 P.M. 7 staged a Ruy Lopez sides match, Entries for the Gisborne club's in which R. M. Broadbent's team sixth annual Labour Week-end President: S. FAULKNOR, Telephone 50-385. beat E. J. Denys' side by I to 2. six-rouud Open Srviss tournament Hon. Secretary: J. M. SHURLEY, 7 Elizabeth Street, Wellington C.4. Scores: close on October 6, and the club R. M. Broadbent 2, E. J. Denys 0. prefers earlier entries if possible. VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME 'W. E. Moore j, L. H. Margetts !. The club will, however, accePt L. J. Moorhouse 1], E. J. Dalton *. late entries from those unable to N. L. MacBeth 1, G. Danga 0. make an earlier decision to take Kay 1, Miss A. Wellard-King 0. part. This annual open tourney DOMINION ROAD CHESS CLUB D. Lorking 2, H. Blake 0. is a most progressive move and E. B. Miles 1, F. R. Best 1. deserves the support of aII players possible participate. il{ who lind it to 225 Dominion Road (Walters Road Corner), PALMERSTON NORTH [l OTAGO Auckland The twenty members of the C.C. include An inter-school match was held Palmerston North at the rooms of the Otago C.C. on TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS 7 P.M. to 11 P.M' two who are so far ahead of most others that the club championship August 14 between the Otago H. DOUGLAS loses some attractiveness. Boys' High School and King's Hon. Secretary: T. H. PHILLPS President: H. of its High School. The match was (business hours) Phone 64-788 Tom Lepviikmann lost by half a B.H.S. names flrst: Phone 34-130 point to Alex Wassilief in 1952 drawn. Otago after being unbeaten for many D. C. M. Mclaren 0, A. I. Camp- years. Arlidge gave them both bell 1; R. B. Barraclough 0, B. V. J. Ariderson 1, F. N. CHESS CLUB ti a fright, but otherwise there was Burn 1; OTAGO no real competition. Bourke 0; O. M. Sakies 1, J, DUNEDIN Somerville 0; H. M. Sonntag 0, L. 130 STUART STREET, This year the club decided to Lorking 1; M. J. Prior 0, J. run handicap in conjunction . AND SATURDAY, ?.30 P.M. a Campbel 1; J. H. Campbell 1, A. WEDNESDAY with its aII play all event by Harrison 0; R. B. Read 0, D. giving the lower graded players H. L. ABBOTT McFarlane 1; J. Armstrong 1, G. President: the opportunity to score extra Goodman 0; K. Hollebon 1, A. points. The two top players scored Secretary: J. F. LANG, Te]. 10-706 (Office), 20-881 (Private) James 0; R. Smith 0, G. A. ,W. 1 for a win; Arlidge 2 for a win Kidd 1; G. White 1, L. Anderson 0. WELCOME against the two top men and 1 Six wins each. VISITORS ARE ALWAYS CORDIALLY ll against the rest. In the third group were three players who CENTRAL DISTRICTS LEAGUE would score B points by a win from The Central Districts Chess CHESS CLUB (lncorporoted) I Nos. 1 and 2, or 6 agairst Arlidge. League's competition for the AUCKLAND This system of valuing a win from Godtschalk Trophy is now in pro- Arcade, Street, Auckland a higher gl-oup was continued gress. This is an over the board Third Floor, His Majesty's Queen down the list. A prize was offered President: MRS. J' L' SAYERS match for six players from each of Telephone 30-360 of a year'S subscription to the N.Z. the competing clubs. CHESSPLAYER.. The club secre- OPEN AFTERNOONS, MONDAY TO tr'RIDAY tary, J. M. Roche, walked away The Palmerston North Chess CLUB NIGHTS: MONDAY AND THURSDAY with the prize. He beat two of Club acts as host to the country the third group and won several clubs to enable them to meet with VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME games in his own class. a minimum of tiavel. The scoring to date is: HonorarY SecretarY: A- BARNETT GISBORNE Pahiatua beat Maharara and lost to Palmerston North and Marton. The Gisborne C.C. is having a good season. Fourteen members Levin beat Marton. NEW ZEALAND CHESSPLAYER entered for the club championship, Marton drew with Palmerston Printed and Published bY a round robin. At present F. N. North. 256 DOMINION ROAD, AUCKLAND S.2 Day has 7 points from eight games, The Palmerston North club does AETCRAFT PBESS LTD., D. Cranswick 7 from eleven, J. not enter its three top boards a Cranswick 6|- from eleven, J. H. against Marton or Pahiatua, but Walker (holder) 5 from five, J. reserves the right to use its full NEW ZEAI,AND'S NATIONAI, CHESS MAGAZINE Holdsworth 5 from six. strength against Levin this year. Become q Regulor Subscriber!! N.Z. CHESSPLAYER, OCTOBEB, 1953 Page 129 a I Pubtisheil Monthly on the lst :: Copy Closes 15th of the Month Next, the Civic C.C. rejoined Correspondence for Eilitor, Problem Editor, or Secretary respectively to the Wellington Chess League. BLEDISLOE CUP the N.Z. CHESSPLAYER, 256 Dominion Road, Auckland S.2 Then, for the first time in about LITTLE BETWEEN AUCKLAND 75 years, a second nomination was made for the Association AND CANTERBURY presidency, an election thereby close play forced, and the Civic club At of on September president 19 in the Bledisloe Cup telegraphic heaten on the votes of match between the Canterbury delegates. and Auckland Chess Clubs the The reaction of the Civic Club score was 4tu-3tu in Auckland's was its refusal to proceed with its favour. The final score is likely Congress arrangements.
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