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Vol. V Mooday, Number 6 Official Publication of The Unltecl States (bessfecleration November 20, 1950 HARTL,EB WINS TRI-STATE JUNIOR TO DIETZ BIG ENTRY SEEN TAUTVAISAS WINS PO$itio" No. of} Poririo" NIJ. 46 O. Bernstein vs. J. CapablanCi A. Kotov vs. E .Kolma OHIO WINS TEAM FOR TEAM TOURN'Y FACTOR MEMORIAL Moscow, 1914 Cnchoslovakla, 1950 Glenn Hartleb, USCF Member The Biennial U. S. In lercoUcgi. Povilas Tautvaisas, for mer 'Lith- Secretary, from Erie, Pa., won the ate Team Championship will be unn ian master, who recently ccle­ fifth Tri·State Tournament at the held at John Jay lIall, Columbia br:Jted his arrival in the USA by Seneca Hotel in Columbus, Ohio University, New Yo.-k; and ad- winning lhc Boston City Champi­ over November 11 and 12. HarUeb, vance notices indicate a larger cn· onship, placing second in the Mas­ who placed fourth in the U. S. try than any time in the past with sachusctls Stale Championship Open Championship at Omaha in more teams from the middle west and twenty·fifth in the 120 play­ 19.:1:9, took the 'I'ri·Slate tiUe by to contest the supremacy of the er U.S. Open, took the Factor :Me­ winning five straight games. Thus. Eastern seaboard. morial Tournament in Chicago Bill Byland, also from Penn· The Intercollegiate Team Cham- with a S.2 score, drawing with sylvania, had to be content with pionship is jointly sponsored by Dahlstrom and Michelson, and los· fourth place this year alter win· the Intercollegiate Chess League ing to Ncdvcd. Kimball Nedved ning the 1949 event. Ahclld of By· of America an d tbe United States also score 5-2, but lost the atl-im· land were .lim Schroeder, present Chess Federation, and the tourna· portanl playoff game to Tautvai­ Ohio State Champion, and A. Nas· ment will be directed by John D. sas. In the regular rounds Nedved vytis, also of Ohio. French of Harrisburg. Pa, Entries, drew with Posehel and Hahlbohm, With Paul Dietz, winner ol the including accomodations for visit- while losing to Dahlstrom. 1949 U. S. Intercollegiate Champ· ing teams in Columbia U frat Third place was a 4lh-2% tic ionship, entered, there was little houses, will be handled by Rhys between Paul Poschel and Burton doubt about Ul e Junior title. Dietz Hays, 430 West 116th Street, New Dahlstrom. Poschel lost to Taut· won with 4·/h, conceding n draw to York. N. Y.; and the deadline for vaisas and Michelson and d r e w Finish It The Clever Wayf r~ leat or Ohio. entries is December 20th. The with Nedved. Dahlstrom. Herman In the team matches, where tournament will be played during Hahlbohm was filth with 3·4, while l COlJtincted by Edmund Nash Penna fielded only a four·man the Christmas wcck of December E inar Michclson, George N. Leigh. w.'hln a~~d m~1 0~0't: 5I bUtiGn. 'IJr thl. colum n 10 Edmund N•• h. 1530 21th PI .o.. 8.E •. tellm to the eight·man teams of 26-30, 1950. ton and Robert Herwitz shared ~ POSITION No. 45 Wliite resigned after Black's first move. Position Ohio and West Va., Ohio topped USCF Director Rhys Hays is sixth with 2-5 each. I No. 46 should afford some interesting moments in solving. In the with 14 wins and 2 draws, West chairman of Tournament Commit- The Factor Memorial Tourna· garrw. White ni.'l:tcd alter a: series of seven ched~IJ, in the pn:>ee.tIJ · Virginia was second with 5-1 L tee. consisting of Donald V I ..}e s mcnt. sponsored by the Chiellgo sncrificing his tV \O Bishops. while Pennsylvania had 4-12. " Box scores in next issue. (Columbia Un iverSity), secretpry; City Chess League, was one of the Please turn tOl Page Seven for so lutions. Joshua Gross (Vice·president Nfw strongest to~ rn am~ n ts hel~ in re· Jersey State Chess Fede ration);, E. cent years In Chicago With two JOACHIM TAKES .. ,i. .;. -:' ...:\...... ,,\. (Sc'- .....+.n-y-i;rl:en::C;~ ..... - ~VI".nt:} ~..:.-;;·."'11'l Chamlnv" "~ :." .-te Chess League of America); Hahlbohm and Michclson, former JJ 'fm'J;;' ~-;; -50 Cverff eke"" plaffer ) SEA TTL!: TItLE Eliot Hearst (CHESS LIFE colt llIinois Slate Champion in Poschel For !..he third time Charles K. umnist). and for m er Trans-Mississippi T THIS time ~hen people are beset by so many cares and worries J oachim, a former champion of Vi· A the relaxatio of chess is a great help to those who can enjoy it. enna, has captUred the Seattle City CCNY is expected to defend its Champion in . Dahlstr0':1, w h i I e Chess can be an in l.uence to combat the restlessness of youth, to enter· title as team champion; and teams Nedved. Herwltz and Leighton rep­ Championship with 5lh·* in a 6- tain many hospital patients to give relief to some of those suffering round Swiss. Playing careful, solid, are expected from NYU, Colum· resented the youn~e~ group of from the tensions inflicted by the times. For the promotion of chess bia, Rutgers, Yale, Harvard, Brook· pla~e.rs gradually gammg local rec· and sometimes brilliant chess, con· it is necessary to hllve the support of all those interested. The United ceding a draw to G. S. PatteJ'Son, lyn, Cas e (Cleveland), Yeshiva ogmtlon. Stales Chess Federation should have more money if its program is to be (NY), Temple, Chicago, Michigan Michelson gained the pr~e f!,r the runner·up. Patterson, scoring carried out effectively and this money should be raised by the sup­ S.l, dl"Cw with Joachim and Don· and a number of other CNew York City, N.Y. unwillingncss to see the promotion of chess suffer by that un-American leading all the way. Second place a tic for first. Dahlstrom started diseasc of malnutrition. Sponsored by Intercollegi3te very poorly but took 4%: out of wenl to Gordon Herndon with 3lh· Chess League of America 3nd GEORGE E. ROOSEVELT 1* . Tied on points for third were tile last 5 points to stage a recov· Chairman United States Chess Federation, C. Waterman, Gene Riel and B. ery, while former State Champion USCF Finance Steering Committee for cuslody of the Harold M. Paul Poschel was handicapped by Gould with 3·2 each. Co"t,ibutio". mtry 1M s~"t to: EJ",,,,J 1. Tru"J, 1'r~"fu,er , lZ869 St'<1lh",o,~ A .."., 3 siege of pneumonia in mid·lourn· PhiJljps Trophy, emblematic of ON,oit 37, Michig<1". Chuh $OO,,/J b" ",,,d .. jN1y"bl .. to: Tht Unitcd St<1tu ChtJI ment. Collegiate Team Championship F~drr ..tiot!. GREATER CHICAGO of USA. ----- LEAGUE STARTS Seven round Swiss te3lJl. CHESS ADMITS PROBLEMISTS VIEW tour nament for teams of four LEAGUES START With an upset victory by West players; open to any college NO DIFFICULTIES THEIR PROBLEMS Suburban over Austin Chess 31f~· IN CLEVELAND 2Y.: the Greater Chicago C h e s s team in the Western Hemis· D. M. Le Dain in his chess coJ· At an informal meeting of chcss Wit h 11 teams the Cleveland League inaugurated its season. It Uffin in the Montreal Gazette pub· phere (Canadian teams espec· problem composers. and solvers of Club Leagut' is ready for action , was a blow to Austin, twice win· ially invited.) lishes the fact that Gus Hogben the New York area. the promotion· while th e Cleveland Industrial of Bronte, Ont. rode his b icycle ner, with dreams of permanent Dcadline for filing cntries: al aspects for popularizing problem League h as 9 teams at the start· possession of the trophy by a third December 20th, 1950. to and from Niagara Fails, a dis· ing line. Club League teams are: solving were discu.;sed and a com­ successivc championship in t his Entry Fee: $10.00 per team tanee of 10(}.Qdd m iles, to par· Allantic Cht'ss, Brooklyn Chess· ticipate in the USA·Canada Border mittee of five appointed to study season. Teams in the league are: (including alternates) - all con· nuts, Buckeye Chess, Ca!ie Chess, Austin Chess, West Towns Chess testants are expected to be match last July; and won his game. t h e situation for the American Checkmate Chess, Cleveland Chess, Gus is 62 years old. (formerly Berwyn), Electro-Motive USCF members. , Chess Problemist, and Society. East Cleveland Chess, LaIsE-wood Chess, Irving Park Y Chess, Haw· Limited aeeomodations (or Well·kpown composers present Tigers. Lakewood Cubs, Roo k s thorne Chess, and West Suburban teams available at Columbia DR. RAUCH TOPS we re Dc Blasio, Buchwald, Costik· Chess, and Queens Chess - thp. Ch'~"~. ______University Fralerrn ty houses. IN QUEBEC SPEED yan, Hassberg, Janet (of o l d last the famous all {emirne chess Resquests must go to:-Rhys Good Companion days), and RulJ... club of Cleveland. Industrial teams LEAGUE IN PLAY Hays, 430 W. H6th Street, New Victory in the Quebec Provincial ens. Mr. S. Beckel' of Chkago p re· ar c: Ohio Bell Telephone, Warner York, N.Y. promptly. Speed Championship went to Dr. sented the Society with a hand· & Swasey, Lubrizol, Thompson AT SALT LAKE J . Rauch o[ lrlontreal with 6lh·1h. some art trophy, a handturned 12" P roducts, Brush Development No. Off to an early start, the Salt Send entries and enqueries Rook, inlaid with 5 different woods 1 3nd No.2, Atlantic Tool Die, Lake City Chess Le3gue sees 10 to:- Tied in games with 6lh·lh also Lionel Joyner p laced second on which will be awarded in a cham· Strong·Cobb, and Cleveland Twist teams in active competition : Tay· Rhys Hays SoB points, while J. Gersho placed pionship event not yet determin· Drill. lor, Neff, Gridseth, Kashin, Schack, 430 W. l1&th Street third and O. Bain fourth in t he cd. Chess columns will be asked The Cleveland--Chess Ass'n. is Teitelbaum, Schoenhardt. Boyden , New York City, N. Y. 26-player event, held at Drum· to publicize future meetings of the one of the most active in the coun· Gatehouse, and Clark, named aft· mondville. Society. "y. er the respective team captains. a problem, although promotions may occur in the course of the solution." (This provides tlJe only exception to No. 2 above: a composer will employ a Queen and two Bishops if his alterna­ tive is to usc three Bishops of the same color in the initial ..Alekkine ~ (;arflj setting.) . Mr. Smith's t'emarks, wi th parenthetical comments by the Edito r, eJteJ ~ Career l'ubli.htd twice _ Dl.onth Oil the 5th and 20.1, Ly will lie conti n-ued in our next issue. Additioo.:r.l Data By A. Busc/,ke THE UNITED STATES CHESS FEDERATION Probi~m No. 207 Probitm No. 208 Ent~n!d al ~nd cla.. ttlatl~r Scpt<:mbef 6, 1946, at t .... pnrt oNi"" at Dubuque, lo.. ~. By L. Fontaine By J. T. Lightbourn und~r th~ act of IIIarch II, 18'19. Liege, Belgium Hamilton, Bermuda Entry in CHESS LIFE Entry in CHESS LIFE IV. THE "MOSCOW CHAMP- · Sub$Cription-$2.00 per year; Single copies 10c each Composing Tourney Composing Tourney IONSHI P TOURNAMENT 1916" Address all sub$Cripdons to:- 84) Bluff Stre~t OR 3219 \'Qu hington Ave. B lack: 8 Glenn E. Hartleb, Mt:m. Ser'y Dubuqut, Iowa Erie, Pennsylvania ANOTHER ALEKHINE Make nil cbecb p.:!.yab le to : THE UNITED STATES CHESS FEDERATION LEGEN D SHATTERED Address all communications Editorial 123 North Humphrey Avenue (Continued) on editor ial matters to:- Office: o.~k Park, l~linoi s s outlined in the preceding in­ Editor and Busin t:u Manager A stallment, none of the well­ MONTGOMERY MAJOR known books on openings pays Contributing EJitors much attention to 9. Q·Kt4 in the Dr. A. Buschke Eliot Hearst Vincent L . Eaton Mc Cutcheon variation of the Guilherme Groesser Erich W. Marchand Edmund Nash French Defense, although this Fred ReinIeld William Rojam Dr. Kester Svendsen move received strongest backing as an "improvement" over the usual Address all communications to the United States Chess Federation 9. Q-R5 from no lesser authority (except those regarding CHESS LIFE) to USCF Secre tary Phil J. Ma ry, than Alckbine in the note to mo ve 2011 Care w Towe r, Cincinnati 2, Ohio. USCF Me mbe rship Oue5--$3.00. 5 of game 26 of "My Best Games of Chess, 1908-1923", published in Vol. V, Number 6 Monday, November 20, 1950 B lack : 8 m~ n W hite: 7 men 1927. l!,ven granted the fact that Srk5, Iplp1l3, ipr3RK, 2Q5, 251S3, 8, Alekhine buricd his recommenda_ q lR~, a W h ile m a tes in two m oves tion in a note to a much tamer ---- , variation, it seems almost unbeliev­ INTRODUCI NG THE RATING SYSTEM Probl~m No. 209 P,obitm No. 210 able that not a single one of these ITH THIS issue we introduce the long·promised and long-awaited By Edgar Holladay By Charles S. Jacobs "experts" brought it to light _ were they all so overwhelmed by W National Ra ting System for U. S. chess players; and it will not U. S. Army Wincheste r, Mass. Entry in CHESS LIFE thc curios ity of the five queens be amiss to comment briefly upon certain aspects of this system which Composcd fo r CHESS LIFE might possibly be misunderstood by readers who have had little Composing Tourncy position llnd thc quiet 24th move occasion to study the m;Jny problcms which confront the designers oi Black: , men Black: 4 m e n t hat they overlooked or forgot any such system of mathematical evaluation. Alekhine's theoretical remarks? We do not intend to discuss the methods whereby these rating are 11 . 0-0---0 established , but will leave these explanations to experts more qualified to speak; instead we will content ourselves with a few more general Ha 11. g3 : h4 JI co6~pancR CWl>laT"b remarks upon the system as a whole. 11. •.. Ce7- f6, 1"3111> Haln. xon.... 11. ... cS : d 4 nOBeJl'l> 6", 1(1, lIeCbMa TPY.IIHO First, to avoid possible confusion, let us emphasize the fact that y~ M TblBae MblM1o II lIpAIIl> nil Bbl roIlHWM"b the U.S.C.F. system is independent of any international designation of .a.n " "lepHblXl> OCn Ol+ .paHTaCT>l'le. F.I.D.E. International Grandmasters is ;J coincidence in the sense that CIC H Jn. BapiaHTOBh BOSJolO1!CIIWX'b npH aTOII'b npoIlOJll+leKill : II. . .. c5 : d4 12. the U.S.C.F. might qualify othcr U.S. players, wbose performance h4-hSl d4 : cJ 13. h5-h6. c3 : b2 earned the rank, as U. S. Grandmasters without F .I.D.E. conferring 14. nal-bl. t1>d8---aS + 15. Kpel-e2, upon them the tilles of Intemational Grandmasters. ¢laS : a2 16. h6-h7. CJ>a.2: bl 17. h7 : g8+; KpeB- d7 18. g8 : f7, In consequence, there immeqia!~!~ appears an apparcnt dis· '¢Obi · : c2+ 19. Kpe2- f3 . Kb8-c6.20. crepancy in the £act that those players recogni7:ed by F.I.D.E. llS In· ¢f7' : e6+, lg4---r4+ . tcrnational Mastcrs appear upon t,ur list variously as Senior Masters Kpc7- b6 22. ¢>e7--e3+.Cc7~ 23. E\..n d Mllsters. Some might questio.! why all the Senior :r..I ;Jsters are not g7_g8$. b2- bl. . L'tr, International Mas~ers and \\hy all the International Mastcrs arc I ~ ut "Se mo r Milstoni. The answer ites lal'"ll:€:Cy 1)1toe ta~t nnn 11 nmfH~l!l' Qi' u.s. players might well be qual ified as International Masters, if published pro blems on page 8) ~\ley Imd had sufficient ihternational expericnce and reputation; but since they have confined their talents to this country, they cannot be recognized by F.I.D.E. as International Masters whatever their ability. But we can and do recognize the ir standing by according them the title C ligorin ~nn iver:Ja l '';f of Senior Master upon their performance in this country. Even such an outstanding player as C. J. S. Purdy of Australia is not an Inter­ \ By A. BUSCHKE national Master, because he has not played outside of Australia in USSIAN Chess observes two lOOth anniversaries this year: in 1850 international events. R two of. the greatest maslers of Tsarist Russia were born. Emanuel Second, to still any charge of discl'iminntion from those who may SchiHers was born on April 22 /May 4, 1850 (hc died in 1904) nnd was feel certain playcrs have bcen over-rated or under-rated on this list, already considered as one of the strongest players of St. Petersburg let us emphasize now the fact that these initial ratings arc based upon (and probably all Russia) when in 1874, the Russian chess world heanl tournamcnt play ove r a number 01 years and that tbe ratings have been for the first time of a new talent who was soon to overshadow Schiffers established by purely mathematical formulas upon actual performance. and all other Russian chess players: Mik h. ail Jvanovich CfTIGORIN Rt:produC/;on from ~Shakhmatnyj Vts. No committee hilS ~lrbitrarily decided the standings of any player upon tik" oJ tht original RUllian ux/ 01 tht (TSCHIGORIN), born on October 3l/November 12, 1850 (died on Jan­ 'lOUt by Alrkhjn~ ref{a,dinK th e "F.m­ a pcrsonal opinion of his ability. But, it is admitted, that this first list uary 25/Februal"Y 7, 1908). t,uti," J·quun yar;at;o n which might haft cannot be considered absolutely l"Omprehensive for thc one fact tha.t This mastcr, nllw considered by Botvinn.ik and all other Russian o(IlrT(d itt rht game, G,igo,;tlf-Altlfhine, the comple te details of all tournaments played during this period wC l'e if G,i8ori", h4d playtd /J. P"RP and not availab le for computation. Therciore, it is poss ible that a number chess players as the father of the Sovict Chess School (Icad ing vi n Ald:hi'lt: I(plied .... ith 11 ...... , PIfQP, of players have been deprived of fuB recognition in tbis initial list, Alckhine, Niemzowitsch to the great Russian masters of our time) is .... ith the diagram ih"t appea,ed in th(lt: merely because the data was not madc available ~whel'eby to accord known to most chess players only from some of his brilliant games and noltt. them complete ratings. This will be a. self-remedying (aull as the clubs daring sacrificcs reminding the readcr of I\forphy. This superficial simil;Jrity of Chigo rin's and lHorphy's "styles" was even mista kcn by And what sho uld we say about and associations submit in propcl" forlll the required dctails of their thc Russian authors Belavenets various events. William Stcinitz, who, as the founder of the "modern school" of chess, sa\W (or wanted to see) in Chig-orin the outstanding represcntative of and Yudovich who we believe do Naturally enough, this first llsting does not cover all USCF mem­ not even have the excuse that bers, for besides those whose practice has been in inaccessable tourna· the "old school" and who, in order to prove the "superiority" of the "modern school," recommended Chi go rin as the m;Jster he would "most they overlooked Alckh ine's reco­ me nt record~, there are many members who have never competed in mcndation because it was buried any formal tournamcnts. These must compete in fO t'mal tournaments, like" (as we would say nowaday ~) to play with for the Chess Champion­ ship of the World when he was invited by wealthy Rabana chess in an obscure note? When the whether club, statc or national, in order to acquire a stallding. English edition of "My Best Gam­ Montgomery Major sponsors to name his own opponent for such a match in ]889. Chigorin es 1908·1923" reached Russia, this himself strongly refused to be classified in any "scbool"-but of was acknowledged by Grigoriev course who earcd (o r cares even today) for such pronollnC(!ment littered himse lf in his chess column no in a chess column written in Russian ("Novoc Vrcmia," March 11123, 39/257 of September 30, 1927 in 1891)? "Izvestiia" with the addition that With hardly any other prominent chess master it would be as "jn our cou ntry thcre is already by Vincent L. Eaton wrong as with Chigorin to form an 0l?in ion or assign him his rightful a similar book by Alekbine" to position in the hh;tory of chess by going only over his games. Accord­ be published in the near future, AddrUI I II ccmm'lnlullon. to thl l column 10 Vincent L. E.ton, 612 McNeill Road, ing to "Shakhmaty v SSSR" 1948 p.O. the team of Soviet chess masters in prepat'ation at the State Pub· SII .., ~p'I~II. Maryland. partlcipaling in the tournament of Slav mastcrs at Warsaw in 1047, lishing House", and the next col­ N THE ISSUE before last I addresscd some rcmarks to the amateur was presented with a bulky manuscript volume or "neatly and ac­ umn (no. 40/258 of November 2, I sotver, Iisling a few of the "conventions" governing cj1ess problems curately written scores of more than 800 ga mes played by the great 1927) announces alt'eady the Russ­ th ukeej ...... 2225 Clnlron, R.fu l (Puerto R"o) ... .. 19a:J KnueWlkl, S. (Wi!ic:onsin) ...... 1983 Svrgtes. M.rk {M ilwaukee) 2025 Prun"r. E .. r' (Sill n F""n,lsco) . .. n53 CI.rk, O~n (Racine. Wisc.) .• 21139 Kupp.rsmlth (New York) •. 2003 Swee ls. J ohn t Norris. Te n n.) . 1928 E .... ns. Lu r y (New York. N.Y.) . .. 2484 R.gan. Jolm (S t. Louis. Mo.) ... 2195 Cla rk., CUr oll ( Ba ltimore) 2029 Lacey. Wm. (Michigan) 2032 Sddm.. n. H. (New York. N.Y.) ... 2451 Swil.e r. G. (Rochester . N.Y.) 1974 Rlthbe' g. C. F. (New York, N.Y.) .• 2103 CotIQ. T ylon (Hunlinglon. W . V ••) '2026 L .. nen , G. (Chicago) . 1949 Symonds. Rob. rt B. (San Anlonlo) 2033 P.vev. M.x (New York. N.Y.I ... 24<12 Richman. J . (N_ York. N.Y.) .... 2129 Cohen. N. (Hew York. N.Y.) ... 2067 L.nln. R. R. (Erl... P •. ) 1911 S halnswil. G. (New Yor". N.Y.) .2442 T •• rs. C. F. J r. (Oall;>$) 1956 Riviw. I. (Los Ange les) ...... nu Cohen. Robert (N_ YOrl!, N.Y.I .. 1914 Luvill. Jull.n (a oston) Temple. Bob (0 .11.5) .. 1901 PinkUS. Albert S. (N_ York. N.Y.) 2422 Rosltn. P.ul (51. Louis,. Mo.) .... 2131 Coh... , S. (Chk.. goj •• 2064 Lester. O. A. Jr. (Portsmouth. H . ".,H .) Bisguier, A. B. (New York. N.Y.) .. 2394 T hom.s, G. S. (W ashinglon. D.C.) • 1926 Coles, A. P. III (E' Paso. T.us) . 1913 T hompson. O. (EI P"!IO. Tu.,) • 2046 Kr.mer, G. (New yo..... N.Y.) .... 2394 ::~..; .. ~r ·A::!~ \ ~~·Y~:· ~ . Y .) ~ : : Co~ . Arturo (P ...... }i o Rico) 2064 Levin. Eugene (Los AngelH) . 2061 Sleiner. H. (LOS Angel-es, C.I.) .... 2394 "" Thorbjor nH n, p. E. (Winler. W is.) 1'19 Rublnow. Sol (Phil. de lphi.) .. 2243 Condon, w. F. (B.rtlesville. Okl•• ) 2000 Lew. H. A. (51. Louis ) ...... 1903 T rink. 811rnud (Ne. yo ..... N.Y.) •. 1'51 Byrn•• D. (New Yor k, N.Y.) ... 1392 S.bl•• M.",in (S.n Jose. C. IIf.) .' 2102 Cook. J . mes W . (St. Lou ~) . 1967 Liebig. P.ul (MII ...... kee) .. 2009 Ad.. ms. W. W. (Dedham . MUS.) . 2383 Turim . Fred (Brooklyn. N.Y.) .. 1'36 Sandrln, Angelo (C h ic.go) .. . 21 03 Cov. you. R. (O .. k Ridge. T en n.) 1911 L ip insky. E. (South) ...... 1904 Turne r. Abe (New Rochelle, N.Y.) . 2091 H" hlbohm. H. (Chi,aljlO. ItI.I .. 231& Schmidl. Dr. 8runo (Delrolt) .. H06 Crain. C .. rroll C. (W ashin<;l ton) 1911 Lipton. AI (Oa lln) 206 7 S .. nh sler., A. E. (New York, N.Y.) 2368 Cr.mer. F red (M ilw.uke") 2069 Lo,ke ll, A. M. Jr. (Louis ian.) .. 1954 Uhlman, Roberl (Mkhi!l",n ) . . 1917 Schoenber!l. A . (N",w York. N.Y.) . 21S8 Underwood. E. E. ( G~ry . Ind.) 1947 Byrno. R. (New York, N.Y.) . 2352 S,hoe nfold. C. (Manachu,et ts) 211 1 Crlllendon, Kit (Ra l.. igh, N.C.) 2037 Hesse. H. V. (Belhlehe m. Pa.1 2352 ).: • Un derwood. R. 5. (LubbKk. T.x.,) 1904 Self, A. R. (K~ n sas) 2127 Cr o' ut, F. (S .. n J05e, Calif.) . 19n t: ~:.r.· J~ ·~~·(~~! ::'t~~ e~~.) m; UnderWOOd. W. (W ash ington. D.C.) 1924 DiC .. mlllo, A. (P hiliKIe lphl •• P".I 2347 Shaffer. J . (Chicago) 1279 Cr omelln, p. L. (C<>lumbla, S.C.) . 2021 Lori.,. Theodore INew York/ N.Y.) 2003 J .~.kson...E , S, )1. / H ~M.i Ygll1, H.Y.} l;Jfj Vii " Ipu"l. Chtsl" (lndiilna) . 1930 'ftallifo, Okir (W lth/nglon. D. C.I n21 Curran, W. , . ICal"Hl on. T.us) 1fH Ludwig, Alfred C. (Om.hl. N. br.) 2011 V. n Swed.n. I!. J. (Gr. nd Rl p lds) . 2079 Lnk.r•• • (N.w York. N.Y.) •• 1336 C.apskl. E. (N.w Mexico) .. 1990 McC.,thy. J . (WI" onsln ) .•..•.• 1905 Eu l m.n. G. (Delrolt. ""Ch.) ... 1331 Van Valk.nburg. J . E. (Loulsl.. M) 2091 ~ ~ :~!:In~y:.nv. ;';i e!:h.:.':~:.'P~~~~ . m: D.ly. H. B. (80stpn) . .• 2010 V. r lilo (ConnK lkut) •••••• 1956 TurNonsky. M. (N_ York. N.Y.) .• 1326 Shlpm.n. W. (New York. N.Y.I ..•. 229. ~~~~::'~ .R-.. .R i p"I~~~'I~r;:t.!) ······ ~ g::::.~. ,!ir::~r(~~~~~'::'lar·Y .) • __ ~!~~~ l n~s.NN . ( ~~~~:~O :~~·)N.Y.) ~ Slff. Borl, (New Yprk. H. Y.) .•. 2162 'J::: McK_, "~ _n'" M. (0 .11... , 192' ::!S::~R I~~~~':f- <,::::rt~o~,o) .::: :: Simpson. Robert "C . . .• '. 2163 McLun. Hugh (W isconsin ) ...... 1912 .= (.ron. J .. mes B. (Glend.I •• C.ut.) 2321 Sklnoff, S. (phllill de lphll) ... 2US g:!:,:,~I . E~~i~h(t~~:.j IO ,. N.Y.) 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'8'0 Zimme rman, Ste nley (Mllw.ukee) 1134'''' Collins. S. A. (Philadelphia) ... . 1623 Eccuri•• N. (Florida) '11' Llach. Dr. JOhn (C. lallen. TU. S) 1711 Ren ie r. Aobl rt A. (Indl. n.) 1805 Combe r, Thomas 15" Ecke nrode. T. B. (L. nce".r. P •.) '8G4 Lebr.ltern. Edward P. (N. H.) 1191 R.ynolds. W. A. (Tampa) .. 1198 Inactive Compton. Mrs. W. B. (S .C.) ..... 154] Eckstrom. H. (N.w York. N.Y.) 1890 Lee. B. (San M.teo. C"Iif.) 1728 Ablcht, Ha ns (N.w York. N.Y.) 1119 Connall y, G. H. (Southwesl ) . ... •. 1694 Edmondson. L. (Florid. ) 1119 Lee, Floyd (Norma n. Okla.) 1100 :rb·:I~: ~~ . L~· ~~ ~7";'llr~~~'I) g~ Annson, B. J. (Southw.st) 1739 Cook. A. B. (low.) lUO Einhorn, R. (New York. N.Y.) ' SG4 Lee. Fundi (Louisiana) 1853 • Barn hirl. J. W. (N ' w York, N.Y.) Coons. E. A. (Pittsburgh) 1512 ElSen. DI .. ld (N ew York) '890 Lee. How.rd (illinois) 1891 :l ~ :·I.::,h~.('7:~~~~::~' ~:$J :~;: 8erkman. J . (N.J .) Corcoran. B.rnard (Bl ltimore) 1S12 Emigh. Don (Piarre. S.D.k.) 1164 Leef. Harold (Chicago) IUS Riel. Ed. (Newburyport. Mus.) 172a Burnet. O. A. (SOuthwest) ""'''' Cortet. P. C. Jr. (Corpus Christl) US, Emme r. Edward 1141 Le m . E. F. (Iowa) 1100 Riley. C. A. ILOS Angele.) 1106 Chr,st e n..,n; H. C. (Pe nn•. ) 11£1'''' Cortes. R.miro Jr. (D .. n .. er) 1531 Rob, ldo, R. T am p.) 1114 Church. J esse (W. V •• ) Cowen, Bruc. (G. ry. Ind.) . 1511 ~~~:;; a ~; ~: I :~~f':.~~\.. ·nll) ::= ~~~::~ ID a ~'~~~iC~~no~i . nIPOII ') m: Robboetoy, R. (CI . ... I.nd) 1814 Crean, Roberl (W. Va.) 1145 Co•• Marvin E. (Gary, Ind.) .• 1611 E ... ns, G. N. (Teurk.nl. T ....) 1824 Levinson. Herb (Illinois) ... . .• 1735 Rob.rh. D. M. (Tulsa. Okll.) 1160 Dune.n. H. E. (Southwest ) "" Cr. wford, D. (Boise, Idaho) 1600 Crlld•• Wilt IW.V•• ) . 1615 F. rber. S. (N.w York, N.Y.) 1141 L ... II, C. R. (Virginia) 1712 Rob.rh. J. B. Jr. (D. lroll) . 1111 Eg. n, R. " "'.,m Robln, on. J. T . (New York. N.Y.) . 1112 Ehrlich, D. (St. Louis) 'm Crlbben, SilInleigh (Illinois) ..... 1503 =:~~: ~: ~: J~';~~:i:.~y . ';'.~:i~ lm ~::~:"c:it.;~ el~~)eland ) :m Robln. on. P. (Knol.. m•• Tenn.) '"4 Fey. A. W. (H.telton. P • • ) ,on Cummings. J . (G.ry. Ind.) 1570 Flnk.l,t.'n. Norm.n 1113 L . .. y. George ( Rutg.rs) ...... 1 18" Ro.sch, E. J . (St. Louis) . . .. '137 FOl. Arlhur (A lb.ny. N.Y.) . ,m Culhbert. Wm. (Wheeling• . W.V •• ) .Ut] :FIb (N.w Engl.Ad) lt53 L.wi', N. W. (D.llas) 1801 Rohl.nd, Marsh l ll (MII".ukee) .•• 1134 Friedman, Amok! (New Engl.nd) . 1711 (Please turn to page 5) THE UNITED STATES CHESS FEDERATION 4besstlft Page S NATIONAL CHESS RATINGS Monday, No")'emb", 20, 1950 Cutlip, Mrs. M. (Wewoka, Okla.) .• . 1615 Krebill, H. (Beardstown, III.) ..... 1546 Strahl, S. (Ohio) ...... 1697 Danilovich. D. (SI. Louis) .. 1575 Ladd, Edward (Southwest) .. .. 1694 5trietf, Lee (Kansas) 1669 Dann, Donald D. (Syracuse, N.Y.) .. 1672 Lancaster, Charles (Mass.) . ... 1$25 Strout, A. L. (Lubbock, Texas) 1685 national Rating SfjJtem Darne ll, R. M. (La.) ..... 1593 Lane, F letcher (WaCO, Texasl. 1607 Sullivan, J. (N. J.) 1643 Davenport, Kenneth (Iowa) . IS00 Langenhop, C. L. (Iowa) . ' .. 1601 Swearingen, J. (Nebr.) ...... 1549 BY WILLIAM M. BYLAND Davidson, T. H. (Wash.) 1652 Lanier, Lewis H. (Cordell, Okla.) 1681 Sweet, D. (111.) ... . 1604 Davie, john (N.H.) 1683 Lanning, Ed. (Northville, Mich.) 1633 Swihart, Tom (Elkhart, Ind.) 1601 USCE Viu Pr ,, Manhattan Chess Club ChampionShip . . .. •. New York . ... 2178 HodgsG n, W . (Pittsburgh) .. .. , . .•. '560 Rein, She ldon (Minnu polis) ...... 1686 L. ngfelder, R. (N. Y.) , . '''5 1929 Marah all CheN Club Champlons blp ...... New Yor k .•.... 2085 Hofferbert, Mary (South) ...... 1642 Reinhardt, G. (Calif.) ...... •. 1662 Levienne, K. (Calif.) .. 1655 1929 Chicago Champlonshlp ...... • ..••. Chlcngo ...... 2,182 HolbroGk, W. P. (Pittsburghl ...... 1678 Resar, Geor ge (Racine, Wise.) . .. •. 1616 Lig ht, N. (Calif.) ...... 1615 1929 International Tournam ent ...... • . Rradley Beach .. 2558 Holland, E. L. (Omaha) ...... 1530 Rkhards, Ke nne th (Southwest) ..• . 1"4 McCready, M ~ R. (N. Y.) ••..... 1"' .2188 Holmes, Bryant W. (S. Falls, S.D., 1689 Richa rdson, L LeRoy (Ind.) ...... 1511 Mahon, Thos. K. (N. Y.) ...... 1660 ~~~ ~::tc~r;hS'~tc"~~am'1';!~~~nS.~I ~ . :: : ~~ rr~1ou ls . 20G5 HOlmqui,t, Vidor (Conn.) . . . 1554 Riorda n, Richard (III.) un Marsha ll, H. (Penna.) .... 1672 Holt, Edw. (C harl" t o n, W.Va.) ... 1544 Roberts, Dick (Conn .) ..•.. 1554 Maslansk y, E. (N . Y.) . 1665 1930 M".. hall Chen Clu b Championsh ip .••. New York •• 2(1.4$ Holt, W. I. (C ha rlost on, S.C.) ...... 1$31 Roba rh, K. (Calif.) . _ •... • 1557 Mou lden, Mack (Southwest) .. . . 1S9I ]930 Manhattan Ch ess Club Cha m pio nship • •...... New York ••...... 24 11 Hape, M. M. (Del.) 1625 Roberh, Prof. (OhiO) ...... 159(1 Nil ide l, Simon (Washington, D.C.) 1555 1930 ChlcagO Championship ...... •• . Chlcago •• .. •. . •..• . . 2.118 Ho rn, M. L. (St. Louis) . 1563 Rolrdan, R, (Ohio) " ..•...... , .. 1611 Newmark, LOu iS (Mic h.) ...... ,'662 1930 W e~t<, r n Chess AIISn. Championship . • •. Chleago •• .• ..•.....••... 2141 Hor. nd, Paul (Syr acuse) 1661 Rourke, C. (N. J.) ...... 1572 1930 New York Stat", Chamillon$hlp ...... 195$ Hough, Warren (Conn.) .• ...... 1689 Rouw, W. H. (Tulsa) ...... 15" ~~~~:~~ ~a~~o(;..:at~e~~~ord', ~ eic a s) 1!l3! rol nr shall Che$$ Cluh Championship Housfe ld, Mrs. L. (WIsc_) ...... 1"7 Rubin, Irwin (Syr acuse) .•...•... 1626 m: ...... New Yo"rk . •.•..... 2t~1 Hover, Ernest (Washington, D.C.) 164' NussbaUm, >J . (N. Y.) . ....•.. ..•. . 165' Inl Internationa l Tournament ...... New York .•. •..•• .••.. .. 2505 Rubinsl"' in, Esthe r (N. Y.) ...... 1559 0 '90, A ...... 1512 1931 Weste rn Che"" Assn. Championship ...... Tulsa •..•.•...... 2:211 Hunte r, D. J . S. (Minn.) .. ...•• . _1563 Rue lke {W ise.) .•...... 1697 Pen,felther , J ohn (N. Y.) •.•. 16" Hunter, E. A. (La.) ...... 15" S;tCks, Paul (51. l o uIs) .• .• 1500 Simpson, Mary {Wlsc.) .•. . 1$12 1932 Ch leago Championship .• ••••.. •..• . Chk.l80 •• ...... 2308 HunlrUI, K. (Iowa) ._ • ... _1621 Seeisl (Philadelphia) 1510 500s, Dr . G"'orge (N. Y.) . 1575 1932 Western Che!;$ AlISn. ChlImpionship ..••.•..••• • !I'I inneapoi1s •..• ..•.. •.••. 2248 Hun h lnge r, s. J . (Ohio) ...... 1613 Schafer, R. (Ohio) .• . . . .. 1613 5t1e f.I, Maurice • IS39 1932 New York State Champlonshlp .Rome • • •••••• •••. 20508 Husby, Peter (W ash.) 1528 St ricklin, B. C. (Southwest) 1S9I 1!l32 Inte rna tional Tournament ...... •...• .• P nsad ",na ...... 2.461 Ingram, W. M. (La.) ...... 1536 ~~~~~rt~, ~~ H(.WiP~:;~Urgh) . m: Te rry, T homas W. (Wise.) .....• 15'5 1932 Mal'$hall Chess Club Championship ..•. . New York __ .. 2234 Ishkan, J o hn (Conn.) . 1663 Schulma n, He r bert ,1670 Tho ma, H. (Reading, Pa.) .. 1622 J ack $O n (ChIcago) ...... • . 166. Sc hultz, R. (Chleago) .. 1546 1933 Manhatill n Chess Club Championship ....•..•.. New York .•... 2338 Thomas, Dr. H. S. (Sout h we-s t ) .. , I s.? 1933 U. S. Team 1'r1s1 T ournament ...... New YO~ ' k 2377 J ackson, C (South) ...... 1642 Sch warb, J. (Rockford, III.) ... .. " " Treend, E. I. (Detroit) ...... 1615 J Mkson, F. B (Sacrame nto) 1600 Schwartz, J. (Milwaukee) . 1606 J acklon, T (Mo ) .. . 1$9(1 Tweed (South) . 1671 Syi:aclt sc ' ••.•..•..••.• .• . Schwartt, P a ul (P ittsburgh) 1662 VonS~ I , H. (Clllf.) ..... 1625 m~ ~!~ I¥';rkS~t~'ie c~~~~ ~~~~~m p . . M~ J acobi, Wilfred (Raeine, Wise.) 1500 Scott, J. (Milwaukee) . 1606 193:1 We$lcrn Chess A'ISn. Ch .. mplonship ..... DetrOit ...... 2318 Wat son, Ke ller (Ounge, Ca lif.) ... 1610 1933 M",n:hantlle Library Assn . Cha mpionship . Philadelpha .2078 Scott, Murray (Huntinglon, W.Va.) 1'" Wes t, Ray (Southwest) ..•... 1655 ~ : ~=:,YSE. H.z~7R!!i':e~ ~:N~~' .I ~~.! m~ Scott, R. (Md.) ...... 16" 1933 Can.;odl8n Championship ••• ...•...... •• •• . Wlnnlpejt ...... ]931 J ensen, J . H. (Iowa) ...... 1500 W hitman, Layton (W. V" .) 154' Seff, Robert (Baltimore) . '"' W illiams, Mrs. D. A. (Minouri) . 1562 1934 Men:hanllle Library Assn. Champlomhlp .• • Philadelphla ... 2031 J euer, H. (PhilHelphia) 1$56 Salbert, J . (Philadelphia) . 1544 Jehe r , Carl (Shebo ygan) ' 671 ]93. M ar~ l lall Chess Club Cham pIonship . • .... .• . New York . •• z:s-tl Saldel, Alois (Wise.) . 1641 CLASS D 1934 Manha Uan Chess Club Champlonsblp ... •.. New York ...... 219B J ohnson, A . L (St. P aul) ...... 1641 Seit er, Donald (Erie, P~ .l _.. 1641 Active 193·1 Chlca l o Championship ...... •..•..• .. Chicago ...... 2111 J o hnson, G. D. (Iowa) ...... 1623 Semb, Melvin (Elroy, Wise.) I 63S Ade l, A . W. (E smond, S. D.) . 1004 J o hnlon, J . (Iowa) . .. 1541 1 ~34 Oi$trlct of COlumbIa Cham pionship . •. W u hlngto n IHG5 Semrau, M. H. (Rllpld City, S. D.) . 1624 Adkins, B1IJy (Huntington, W . V ~.) 1444 1~~4 MichIgan Champlonshlp .._ 1878 J ohn!;On, Robe rt (Salt Lake City) 16:16 Shallcr o5S (Nebr.) . . 1573 Aiken, F. (Portland, Ore.) 1347 W34 W",stern CheSl! Assn. ChampIonship ...... Chicago Johnson, S. G. (Slcram en to) .•... 1600 ..... 2461 Shanahan, W . (P,orl.) 1546 AIUander, Bruno (N. Y.) 133-4 1934 Wes tern Ch",ss As..~n. Dlvl$lon 2 .• .• •.•.•..•. •• Chlcngo . . 2024 Johnson, Wm_ (Sh. boy~n ) . 1616 Shaw, J ilck (N . Mex.) . 1600 Allison, Hugh (Ch"lesto"h, W.Va.) 111 4 J oseph, Sam (Corpus Chrbli) 164' 1934 Western Che"" Assn. DlvWon 3 ...... Chicago ••. .•••... 184S Sh_, David (Gary, Ind.) 1630 Ames, C. B. Jr. (Okla homa Cit y) . 14" 1934 I nternaUonal Tournament ...... •••• Syracuse ...... 2518 Kashin, Gle b (Sa" Lake City) ..... ' ...8 Shield$, M. (MI. Joy, Pa.) .. 1673 Andenon, E U9~ne (III.) 1397 1934 New York Stat", Chll mplons hlp . . .Syracuse .•.. 1951 K.nnedy, A. J. (Wiehill, Ka nns) . I"" Shinkle, G. E. (HUn llngton, W. Va.) 1561 Andenon, L. (Wise.) .. 1480 1934 Virginia State Championship ... . Kent, R. (Mo.) ..•...... 1590 Shipman, Ray ( P eorl~) . 1607 Anderson, Russe ll (Minn.) 1410 1934 Canadi:on Champ i on ~hlp 1954 Kenyon, Ly le (lowl' ...... 16n 5lede lma n, M. L. (WlSh lngton, D.C.) 1565 Ankeney, Jim (W. Va.) ...... •.. . 1271 '''' Kerr, R. N. ( SliI1w ~ t e r, Okla.) .. 1$70 Silverman, L. (Chicago) 16" Armst rong, H. L (Wichita, Kansas) 1244 1935 ManhaUan Chess CI"b Championship ...... New York •.. . . 2224 Kilbourne, H. K. (Georgetown, S.C.) 1501 Simmonds (Mo.) . •...... 1520 19 35 Marshall Chess Club Championship ...... • . New York ...... 2175 Killinger, Da ne W, (Topeka, Ka ns.) 164? Smith, Harold A. (Detroit ) ...... 1581 :!~~:;,S, l ~ . (~~~ r :':;~~~~~U ~~).. :::. l;~ 1935 J)lstrlct of COlumbia Ch anlpionshlp ...... Washlngton ...... ••.• .. 1898 Killinger, J ohn J. (Topeko, Kans.) 1649 Ba jorek, J. (Mid west ) 1409 1935 Chicago Champion~hlp ...... •..•..•. Chlcago ,." ~:::~: :;0~ ·v!:;r.a/H ;ortsV 1ll e, S.C.) u:: Balfe, P. (Wisc.) ...... •. 1410 11165 : : :!,g~~. I ~::a~:k N.Y.' . . : .. :.: ~ ~~ Solem, LGuis (Minnllllolis) • 15SO a " ne H, Robe rt (Southwest ) ...... 1398 ~~3~ ~~~~~~~~ 8~~ ~~;.' P~~~~~)onSb I P •.•..•.•••. Kno)(vJlle . Kir kpatrick, Dr. W. L. (Charleston, S.C.) Spann, Jerry G. (Norman, Okla.) .. 1633 Beach, H. (Mieh.) ... _ ...•... 1-444 J93:; American Chess F ed' n Championship .... . Mllwaukee ... __ 2421 Stapel (Pittsburgh) .•...... 1611 BKhdoll, R. L. ( Ind.) . . l lS3 1935 Am.... lca n Chess Fed'n Dlylslon 2 ••.•• Milwaukee 2""11 :; Kllh, E. J. (8radford, Pa.) : . . ;:~ St. Pp, C. C. (Sa n Antonio) ...... 1661 8 e " (Attleboro, MasSo ) . . ... 1335 1935 Amerlean Chess F ed 'n Dlvtalon , .... . Milwaukee ...... 170S Klein, Bernard (Fla.) ... . . 16:16 Stedman, L. (W is.c:.) __ . . 1690 Bergman, W. M. III (DeL) . 1375 1935 New Yo r k State Champloruhlp .... •... Blnghampton .••..•..... _2065 Klimas, K. (III.) ...... 15" Bergquist, Thom" (W. Va.) . 1401 1935 Canadian Championship .•. Montreal ...•. 1898 Knight, R. E. (Da nville, P t.) • • .1673 ~:::~:~ s! Ctt;:la;ctJ,. (N'w' York; ' N~~~ Be rroca l, Jose (Puerto Rico) 147 1 1935 Vlrginl. State Championship . Kochman, Carl IConn.) .. . . 1554 ...... 15-48 Bevan, T. J. (Tulsa) . 14n 19.1S No rth Carolina Championship 1698 Korntrom, Lars (Washington, D,C.) 1570 Stoney, George (Omaha) ..••...... 1601 1935 South Jersey Championship ...... •...... • "" Kotolbl Y, Anato)e (Tenn.) ...... 1'1. Stork, Harold (W ISh.) .•. 1652 Blv a n s i p~~a~~ \';:~~ t~ ' 'p~ge 6) ' 1495 (Please turn to page 6, column 3) "" Page 6 THE UNITED STATES CHESS FEDERATION I Mlmdtty, NOffmbc. 20, 1950

Blorkma n, H. (Conn.) ...... 1.17 NATIONAL CHESS RATINGS Blanch"rd, Wm. (Omaha) ... . 1309 Nye, Mrs. Calhenne (Syracuse) . . . 1432 Martin, Robert E. (Toronto) ... 2185 Blum, Or. o. S. (Iowa) ...... 1400 Otlo, Olilf (Rilc.ne, W'sc) ... 1450 MorriS, RObert (Windsor, One.) ... 1912 RATED TOURNAMENTS Bolton, Flyod B. (G"ry, Ind.) ..... 1.96 p~lt erso n (New Engl"nd) ...... 1418 Oaker, William (Toronto) ..... 1821 Bond, Nelson (Va.) ... 14M Peilr$On, Dr. J. S. (Hunlongton, W. Va.) Rauch, Dr. Joseph (Mon.real) .1183 Year EYent Localion Rllting Bossy, Reginilld (San AntoniO) 1382 ...... _. " .... . 1066 RIdout, Howard (To ronto) ...... 200$ 1936 Manhatlan Chess Club Championship ..... New YQrk •••• • 2298 Bothwen, J. L (Twin Fill1s, Idaho) 1350 Perry, Dr. J. H. (Frederkksburg, T.,xas) Shulman, Ernest (Toronto) ...... 1"4 1936 Marshall Chess Club Champlon$hlp ...... :New York ..... 2111 Bowen, Daye (Charleston, W. Vii.) . 1266 ...... _ ...... 1411 Silmms, Ros E. (Toronto) .... . 2133 1936 Ht lJS Championship. Pr""'m. Sec. 1 ...... New York ...... 2108 Brady, J. (Del.) 1000 Peten, Miss Mildred (N. Y.) 1221 Smith, Charles L. (Montreal) . 1047 1936 1st US Chanll'loll8hip, Prelim. Sec. 2 •..•...... New York ...... 1931 Brand, Miss A. E. (Charleston, S.C.) 1065 Peterson, Robert (Milwaukee) 1450 Warner, Bob (Toronto) ... . 1867 1936 1st US Ch;,mpionship, Prelim. Sec. 3 ...... New York ...... 2O$B Brede, W. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1412 Phillips. Beeman (III. ) ...... 1397 Weininge r, Jo,eph (Montreal) ...... ",0 1936 ht US ChamPIOnshil-', Prelim. Sec. 4 ...... New York ...... 202l Broilddus, or. (Beckley, W. Va.) 1201 Pollock, Eldon (Wilsh.) ..... 1080 Yll nofsky, D. A. (Winnipeg) ..... 2358 1936 1st US Ch~mplonship Fin.ls ...... New York .. . .. 2531 Brock, Frederkk (Md.) ...... l UiS Polls, J . W. (Nebr.) ...... 1184 YanOfsky, H~rry (Winnipeg) .1917 1936 ACF Congress, Prelim. Sec. 1 ... Phlladelphla 2144 Brogden, I. (South) ...... 1418 Prokop, E. (Soulh) ...... 1407 Yerhoff, Fra nk (Sask.) ...... 2137 1936 ACF Congress, Prelim. Sec. 2 .... Philadelphla ...... 21:r7 Brown, K. R. (Iowa ) ...... 1101 Pryor, Rev. F. W. (Nebr.) .1405 193(; ACt' ConJ:ress, Prelim. Sec. 3 . _.. PhU~delphla ..... 2154 Brumfe ld, o. 1-. IL".) 1306 PAN-AMERICAN " FOREIGN 193(; AC~' Cungrcss, Prelim. S<.-C. ~~hlr.ronsh1p l~~ Brenneman, A. (W. Ve.) 124$ the note to the 9th move "Q·Kl4" 1940 St. Louis City <':hamplonsh p . . . . :: 1605 Hyde, Mrt. H. H. (Sin Antonio) .. 1:110 Brenneman, R. (W. Va.) ...... 1445 :.:...:.si: 'r:uull .. Hym,lnl, E. J. (Mi~mi) .... 130S reads: "Alckhine considers t hi s 1940 New York SLate Ch~mpionship ...... Haml1lon .. . 2218 Briles, C. Ralph (N. c.) ... , . 1365 1~10 N. J ackwn, G. (Fl •. ) . 1303 Brown (R. I.) 1338 Y. !itllie Aun. !)Iv. 2 'I"ourMmenl ..... ihml1lon 1178 move as stronger than Cbigorin's 19.0 US Open Chamlponship .'inalll ...... l)al1a ~ ...... , 2267 Jamison, Bob (Ch,rlu ton, W.V •. , 1266 8rown, W. R. (Iowa) 1393 Jen's.chun, J. (Leaksvllle, N.C.) . 1484 Butterworth (R. I.) 1374 Q.R5" - in othe,' words, the cd· 194.0 US Ollel1, O] ylslun 2 ...... D~IIII ' . . ... :!iMt J otlrllon, E. C. (St. Cloud, Minn.) ... 1313 1910 US Open. Oiyi ~ ion 3 ...... Dall;L~ . . . 1399 Clites, Roge r 1149 itors of "Shakhmatnyi Listok" con . I!MO Uronx Cuunty Cha'npion.'~o~~f:s J~~l~:r~~~f!o~~~i.~. . .. :: : ~:: i:;: ..... MacNeill, R. A. (Mich.) ...... 1444 Sperling, E.· (R. I.) . 1415 example of the strength of the ·m: Mad9'It, Oon.ld (Omahil) . 1464 Swanson, Viclor O. (Chicago) 1462 responsible head of the c h e s s :m:J~ ~~m~~~mg~~1,1~~I~n8hl'; ...... : :~ :: }g~~ .... ~~ R.;.y Thurber, Rlchlrd (Mich.) '.1'1 movement.in the Soviet Union" ... 1942 Michigun Sta le <':ham,)\Onshlp ...... Delrolt ...... 196~ ::~,~~~:,erj. AS.·c~~~:~t~IC~:~ m~ Tower, H. (Cillif. ) ...... 1465 1942 4th Ventnor City Tournament ...... Ventnor City...... 2311 Mllrples, Bruce (W. Va.) . 1483 Varga, J. (C hlc.go) .. . .. 1&52 and is annotated by N.D. Grigol'­ Marshall, COl. L. E. (Texas) 1454 1942 Southern Che.u Assn. Champion! hip ...... Albntu 1998 Winsor, I. ( R. I.) 1411 icv!) Russian renders thereIore do I!H2 New York State Champlonsnlp ...... C"'Wnovla ...... 2274 M.rtin (Chlc.go) 1379 Wolff, Mrs. Alma (Clllf.) ...... 1382 ·1 942 NYSCA, Dlv. 2 Tournament ...... CawnoYla . . . . . 1931 Martin (Attleboro, Mass.) . 1493 Wood, Dr. J. G. (Ok l •. ) . .. 1390 not have the excuse that the Martin, Cl, reMI (WUh .) . 1431 Worrell I. ) 1445 :~~ ~3b~lnl~~~~~~~L '~'Y~;'.,lf!~ms'!~n ~hl.~ ...... :: ~::~:~:~~~ '::. ~~~ Marlinlk, Paul (Gary, Ind.) .. 1163 IR. "game" and Alekhine's recommen· Wright, R. G. (Mich.) 144' 1~42 n. C. Champioll.\hlp. Prelim. St<:. 2 .. Washlns;ton .... 11105 Malhews, L R. (Soulhwest) .. . . 1410 Yeager, J . (Pittsburgh) 1362 dation of the n ew 9th move wel"C Mendenhilll, Cha rles (Omaha) ..... 1155 1942 O. C. Ch3mplon$h lp Finalll ...... Washlngton .... 2041 Merritt, C. R. (N. c.) .. 1439 CANADIAN COMP ETITO RS "bUried" in a note to another game. :m ~~a~oC·f~~~;,.,I~~~~gt°Sn:,~I,~Fl nais· ... :::: : Ch;Cag~ ... :~ Meyer, Julian (C hlrluton, S.C) . 1313 1942 U. S. A",ateur Champlon$hlp ...... New York ... 1985 MIChl, E. F. (Waterlown, S. D ) 1459 IN U. S. TOURNAMENTS Mlcklich, Fr;)nk (Midland, Mlcl\.) 1400 Anderson, Frank R. (Toronto) . 2311 (To Be Continued) (List continued in next issue) Miller, S. (Soulh) . 1356 Bain, Osias (Q uebec) . 2087 Milchel1 (Wise.) '" . 1483 cohen, M. (Montreat) . . 19:59 Howard (R.I.) Chess Club was Monrpe, A. M. (Johnson Clly, Tenn.) Drummond, Redp~th (Hamilton, Ont.) NEWBURYPORT OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP ,n. h o.~t lo Weaver W. Adams w ho Newbvryport, 1950 Monlero, J. (MISs.) . 1451 Fox, . M.urlcl (Montreal) ~~ gave one of his C(lnvincing lcclur. , O. A. Lester (Pontmouth, N.H.) . W9 W8 W1 W, w. ,~ lUG Moore, Clifford A. (O h io) Glass, Milton (Toronto) 1614 ..... 1433 while defeating "- G. O. Herlldon (Ipswich. Mass.) · .. W3 W' W' 31-1. 15.00 Morgan, Robert (Conn., •• 1388 Guze, Max (Montreal, ...... 2123 both Howard 3. Eugene Riel (Amesbury, Mil".) . • L2 W' W' 'U" W1 , ., ,u. Mueller, G. (Okla.) 1470 Hastin9s, Keith (Toronto) ...... 200S "aces, John Howarth and Wm. J. 4. C. Waterman (Amesbury. Mass.) W6 L' WIO W3 '"L ' , -, Mulford, H. B. (W'Sh.) 1485 Hayes, R. O. (Regina, Eesk.) 2002 Couture in the demonstration gam· 5. B. Gould (Newburyport. Mass.) .. L7 L2 W' W, WlO , ., "" Nil thiln, W.lter L (Mus.) ...... 1463 Joyner, Lklnel (Montreal) 1915 6. R. Garland {W. N~wbury, M.l U LIO La 2);·21 ." Playing , D' Nearing, P. (Den'ur, lit) Kagetsu, T.duhl (TorontO) . 191' ". 17·board simultan · 7. R. Gcrlh (Portsmout h, N. II.) . .. W5 W' LI ''''... Ll ,. "16.50 ... Ne lson (8eckley, W. Va.) 1414 k itcn, S. . 1072 cous t h ereafter, Adams won 14 8. IDdw.rd Riel (Amelbury, Muss.) .. WI0 Ll L' L5 DO 11·31 13.00 Ne lson, Wil ller (Omahil) ... 1461"" LeSage, Bernllrd (Quebec) 1673 9. M. Gould (Newburyport, lItaS5.) . . Ll 1.3 L5 WIG ". 11·31 Nye (Attleboro, MillS.) ... 1283 Lwow, Seyerln (Montreal) 1705 and drew 3 gam es . 10. S. Garland (W. Newbury, Mass.) .. L8 . 1.6 L8 CO LS ,., ..11.50 " Page 7 CHIGORIN ANNIVERSARY ([b@sstift (Continued from page 2, column 2) Ct.'66 :Jor :Jt.. ::1,.J BUdin.66 man Monday, NO"""'~ r 20, 1950 his successes in practical play, made him famous as Russia's leading By Fred Rrinfeld All ,Ighto ...... ed by PHmon Publl. hlnll CO'lIouUon, Inl.. n&l lo ..1 CopyrIght. chess player. Not having a chess magazine of his own at the time of U4S. No put of thl •••tltle may b. reproducld In In), form without written the famous telegraphic match betwcen St. Petersburg and London Pl rm h .lon from Ih. publl, he". (188617), Chigorin published the analysis of the games played m that Ct.'66 JJ/e match in the French magazine "La Strategle" in 1888, and from there Negative-Immortality it was taken over by German and other fore\ign magazines and praised .!)n new York as an outstandi ng example of analysing and annotating chess games. B'} Eliot Hedrst E ARE told with equal enthusiasm that man learns from ex­ This, more than tournament successes, made Chigorin rightfully W perience, and also that be is a creature of habit. '1'0 reconcile famous-indeed, when ~ he was honored by Steinitz's recommcndation these mutually contradictory claims, we must conclude that excep­ to play ngainst him Ior the Championship of the Woild (Habana 1889), s USUAL with the approach of tional men learn from experience, and that most people al'e creatures Chigorin had not won a single first prize in an international tourna­ A the Xmas holidays, colleges throughout the naHon turn to of babit. ment yet, and, eXCel)t for his consistent victories as "primus inter pares" A case in point: the ' great Steinitz quickly saw the fallacy of pl'eparalions for tbe Intercollegi­ in Russian championship tournaments (inaugurated by him and SUI·ted ate Championship December 26th aUack for attack's sake; a mediocre player like Dulrcnse contributed in 1899, after he had already resigned to playing a minor role in in_ to 30th. This year's tourney, (or over and over again to the making of an immortal game. ternational chess), his career as a pri7-cw inner is not spcctacular at all college teams of four players, will KING'S GAMBIT DECLINED -although he was the first chess "professional" in Russia, he was too be held in New York City - most Berlin, 1863 much of an " amateur" (a true lover of the game) to consider competi­ probably on the Columbia Univer­ White Black tion in a chess tournament as a competition in a "sport"~uncompromis­ sity campJIS - and from advance G. R. NEUMANN J. DUFRESNE ing as he was in his writings, he was also in his ganres; throughout 1. P·K4 P·K4 Wt.a[~. :Jh. indications promises to be perhaps 2. P_KB4 8·84 his life, he could not free himself from II habit (or, perhaps, a fault?), the most representative field ever Very prudent-so far. J which the editors of the "Chess Monthly" had already noticed wilen J. Kt.KBJ P-QJ Bed[ mov.? assembled. A Ire a d y expressing tbey wrote about his first appearance in the internationlll arena (Berlin 4. B·B4 Kt·KB3 B'} Gui/hCTm~ GroeSSeT their intention to compete are S. Kt·B3 0·0 l881-sce Chess Monthly, vol. III, p. 34): learns from Michigan, Ohio, 6. P·Q3 Kt-KtS? lin· Ru ssia's representative, Mr. Tschigorin, is generally ad­ nois, Pennsylvania, Texas, the New Serious neglect of his develop- Position N". 59 ment. By simply playing 6. mitted to be the coming man. His style is dashing, his combi­ England states, and, of course, New Kt-B3 he would have had a good nations very ingenious, but a little too daring. We congratulate York and New Jersey. The tourney game. him on his splendid debut. Mr. Tschigorin is the Editor o( the will be a seven-round Swiss system 7. R-Bl KtxP? Russian Chess Magazine, Shakmatny Listok, and we knew him affair, with t'o tal games rather Worse yet: he sees a "combina­ only as a local celebrity. With one leap he has bounded into the than match scores to decide the tion." U 8. KtxKt, Q-R5ch etc. ranks of the masters. His game with Blackburne is characteristic championship title, held for the 8. R-IOI of his style. He sacrificed a piece very judiciously in a most last five years by C. C. N. Y. Naturally: having the permanent embarrassing position, thereby securing a draw; but he despised Descriptive literature on the forth­ address of Black's King, he is de­ hali a victory, and lost. This vivacity will have to be tempered coming event is now being mailed lighted to take the open King's by time too, and we feel confident that Mr. Tschigorin will be a to all colleges which have ever Rook file. formidable opponcnt in future contests. shown an interest in chess. s. Kt·KtS The 1951 Marshall C_ C. cham­ '. Q-K2 B·B1ch? Similarly, Minchin after the London Tournament 1883" Chigorin's 10. K-Bl Kt-QB3 third international performance (in 1882, he had also competed in pionship got underway recently 11 . P·BSI B· B4 with sixteen players competing 12. Kt-KKtSI Kt_R3 Vienna, but without any distinction), remarked (Tournament Book, p. Thcre is no defense: if 12. XXVn: in this round robin contest. The. Kl-B3; 13. KtxRP, KtxKt; 14. Tschigorin, the winner of the fourth prize, ought to have a tourney is weakened by the non· participation of three-time cham· R5 etc. great Chess futUl'e beforc him. He has not yct the experience of pion Larry Evans and two of last Zuke rtort and Steinitz, but he possesses that energy which is year's prize winners, M. Turiansky requisite to make a great masler, and throughou t the Tourna­ Send solutions to Position No. and N. Halper. So it looks as if ment he played persistently to win and not to draw his g~ me s, this year's results should point up 59 to The Editor, CHESS LIFE, by and happily obtained his deserved reward. December 20. WOO. a few new names among the prize His was always the will to win; even in the most dangerous winners Solution to Position No. 56 posili ons, he tried to combine defensive moves with aggressive ma­ Also underway is the Marshall This neat little combinalion occurred l)eUVcrs, and this often yielded opportunities for brilliant combinations, in the New Zenl"nd Champlonshil> in junior championship with the en­ 1!111. J~m eR v.'. M!lp.~. White played 1. as unexpected as mnny of those crcated by Alekhinc. _ tries almost entirely different from A-R7 ch. K·HI: 2. Kb t re:lI) •.1. Faucher (New in a pupils' re volt, wh ich almost cost him the privileges connected In brief: Albert Simonson has r.a vg~i ..,~d 1 ~!jln~ ~n~tobz: ~wGr~~~: trL.!: challenged Reuben Fine to a three­ vanll, J . HU RS (LaneaRterl, CharlCll with the altendance at this institution. These hapless early days of his J onchlm (Senttlo), A. lhurman (ChI· life seem to have left a perman~nt 'impl'ession on him, although no game match and, as soon as fi· call",) E:. .1. Korv"nty ( Wood~ldo). I,ewls doubt it was also in tbis institution that he learned tbe moves or the nancia.l arrangements can be com­ superb finish."' R. I,lIng (Calhoun), O. Lcvadl (Chieagol. pleted satisfactorily, the contest 14. KxKt Henry R. Me ltert (K Blomazoo), nr. J . game from one of the instructors, and )they may explain some of the IS. BxKt P·KKt3 M"lnlck ( Portland). Mnx F . Mueller bitterness with which he later expressed his opinions and especially will begin.. David Hamburger, (Plttshurgh), R. A. McCallister (Uacken­ Amusing would be 15. F-B3; sack), F.dw. F. Muller (Flint), Hugh his dislikes. refugee German master, who s e 16. B-Blch (anywhere else on Myers (Decatur). M. A. Mlch,lCls {West- l ,ater disappointment over his extreme failure in the S1. Peters­ fine showing in U. S. open includ­ the 'diagonal will also do), QxQ; ~.OO~~nc!·v it~8Bh A~:~~~~~:nl: s~:lh bu~g q .u adr a n~ ulat· tournament o( 1fl!)5/ 96 (Lasker , SteiBih, Pillsbury, ed a victory over Herman Steincr, 17. RxQ mate. (PortlAnd). W. B. Wilw n (Amhcntbllrg). Chlgorm), WhICh had been arranged by the Russian ehess world after has moved to New York and will 16. Qx Pch! jOin the Marshall C. C. very soon 17. 8xR mil" his phenomenal success in Hastings 1895 (2nd prize, half a point This game was undoubtedly a HAPPY BIRTHDAY behind P illsbUry, and ahead of Lasker, Tarrasch, Steinltz. e te'.) in the ...Hom~· Jones won the Log Cab­ salutary lesson to Sleinitz! outspoken hope of establishing again Chigorin's claim to the Chess in "blindfold" tourney ... Results (One of m.my brilliant games in­ IS OUR WISH Crown. but in which Chigorin won only 7 points out ·of possible 18 of recent college matches: B'klyn cluded in RELAX WITH CHESS With the issue of October 16th. (o nly Ph out of the first 9!), contributed to his taking more and more College 3, N. Y. U. 3; Columbia by Fred Reinfeld, published by the the Cleveland Chess Bulletin has to alcohol, and, in connection therewith and with a diabetic condition 51h, N. Y. U_ 21h~ Columbia l 3Y.! , Pitman Publishing Corporation.) celebrtltcd its seventh bil·thdllY in leading to his pre mature death, to a steady falling·off o{ his strength FOI'dham I 1h .. .J arn e s Williams, serving the chessplayers of the as a chess player. Although still always a formidable opponent, he Boris Siff, and Richard Ei nhorn Cleveland area. and much of thc could not win any high pri7.cs in international tournaments in the last al'e leading the Munhattan C. C. Salt Lake City YMCA Chess championship prelims and appear success of til e Cleveland Che s.~ As­ 10·12 years of his \ife. He secms to have been disappoin ted wi lh chess Club wo n a 71h- B f.! match from l'crtain to qualify fo r the finals sociation in developing t he ga me ill general a l. the end of his life, and this might explain a legend (re­ the newly organized Utah County Samuel Reshevsky has Jeft for Chess Club at American Fork. On in Cleveland must be attributed portcd by Znosko-Borovsky, but probahly not true) that on his deathbed to i1.s well-edited Bulletin. CHgSS Amsterdam, Holland, to compete board one '~ arre ll L. Clark bested he asked for his chessmen and died quietly after he had burned them. in an intel'llational tourney. Utah County Club Preside nt Alma LU'E wishes them a happy birth· A. Madsen. day and mtlny more years of servo University of Wilshington Chess Montreill Chess Club played host ice to the ehess world. Club has elected J erry Sehain pres· t.o a simultaneous by Phillipe Bru· ident, Patrick Corbett vice-pr esi­ net, new Quebec Provincial Cham­ CHESS BOOKS Puget Sound League is in full dent, Norm Newblom secl'etm'y, pion. Brunet won 11 , lost 3 and treasurer, and Rod Dimoff dele­ By Fred Reinfald swing. Seattle defeated Seattle drew 4. Winners were G. Gravel, YMCA 8 lf~- Ph; Univ. of Washing­ gate. The club tournament is off S. Wreschncr and D. Stevenson, The Unknown Alekhine .. .. $4.00 ton downed West Seattle 81h -llh: to a fine start wi th an unusually while N.C. Mules, D. Robillard, H. Immortal Games of Capil' strong (ield. bli1nca ...... 3.50 Olympia lost to Tacoma 46; Uni­ Wallace, and E. Norkell gained Chess by Yourself 2.00 versity of Washington dow ned Racine (Wis.) Chess Club served the druws. Nimlovich the Hypermod- South Tacoma 8lh·P h:: and Ta­ a surprise 6 lh-4lf~ defeat to a . ern ...... 2.00 coma won from West Seattle 91h:­ strong Milwaukee team. S t at e TO THE UNITED STATES CHESS FEDERATION: Please Rceevt our e ntry to the Tou rnamcnt l or t he Tntcr.::ollerlatc Team Botvinnik tile Invincible . 2.00 'It . Everett has rejoined the league Champion Powers and former Championship of the United States, to b(l pluycd at New York City, DCCI>mb(lt Keres' Best Games 3.50 but has not yet played any match- State Champion Kujoth won for 26·30, 1950. Challenge tei Chessplayers .. 2.00 Milw<'Jukee on boards one and two, Tarrasch's Best Games 5_00 ".T acoma (WilSh.) . Chess C I u b but Mark SU rgies and Dr. Wehr ley NAME OF TEAM CAPTAIN ...... ·(Pleas.; 'Pri':'ii Practical Endgame PlilY . 2.00 elected Vernon Holmes president, on boards three and {our went Chess Maste ry 2.00 ADDRESS Leslie Cou brough secretary, n. down to defe nt to Clark and Erd­ .... .iS t ~eci .N UI-'; b~ri' "'(city,>" How to Play Bette r Chess .. 2.50 Avann tl'easurer,- Schuyler .Ferris mon respectively. In the Racine Relax With Chess ...... 2.50 C OLLF..GE publi Ci ty director and V. E . Hult­ Club Experts Tourna ment R u d y IlEPR&SENTBD ...... •.. _...... 5t Brilliant Chess Master· We ugree tQ be bound by the 1)IIIyllil r ulfl$ of the lJnlted States Chess Fed cra­ man W.C.F. direetor. Kunz captured the title with 4'f.l. tlon lind the College Cheu Committee, and to comply with the decisions of the pieces 2,50 R eferce, the Tournament Director and tbe Tournament CommIttee. The Elements of Combina- Pl ca~e reserve tion PlilY ...... 2.50 FACTOR MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT ae~Omoda ti O n S 0 With Irving Chernev Chicago, 1950 Povllos Tautvausas ...... x \) I , .. iPiease' Sign' fuli ·.;.;.n;e) Fireside Book of Chess. 3.50 Khnball Nedved ...... I x & ! , All entries should be sent to Rhys Hays, 430 West 116th Street, Winning Chess 2.75 fORU I Posc hel ...... 0 /I x o , Burton Dahlstrom . . ... 1 0 , New York, N. Y., together with entra. nce iee of $10.00. Players must SEND ORDEAS TO: t o Herman Hablbohm .. _ ...... •. (I A 0 •o , be uscr members (Non-members may remit $3.00 dues with entry fee, FRED AEINFELD o i • o except players from Michigan who should remit $5.00 and players from 3310 Rochllmbeau Avenue ~~".,~~eM~ h~~~ ton - -····:::·3 g ~ , o •, N ew York 67, N. Y. Hohert He rwt!z . . . . . 0 0 0 o o , •, Pennsylvania, Texas and Tennessee $4.00 for combined USCF and State Tautvllisas won play-oll game from Nedved. • Ass'n dues.) Please do not send currency. Gl)ess ~ife c-J..:4J Ir7 192 Seville Drive Annotato~ Jou,.nal11enf cfJ/e Erich W. M(frcQnui Rochester 17, N. Y. K. C,III.nd"n Ot. N. H..... bHgw E. J. KO Bl.ock oI:ill .-.' , play an Alb in. Whlto UI..,k 17. P.B1 .IIKt N . Q·R6I haa better d evelopment, more spice. 22.. Q-KU! 2.. P.QB4 " ·K4 J . 80L TON A . LARSEN IL pxa P..Q K" tbe two 11$, a nd will soon aeiu the H e kfl'epl h is promise! I. P·K4 P-Q84 3. Kt-Q83 Kt..QB] Nollce the orde r of moves. An 00· open file.. 3. QPxP P-QS 5, P-KKU 8 _K3 2. Kt·KB3 P·K] 4. B·K tS P.oAl mooia tf! n .n s would not hllve left the 14. R·Bt P..QR3 16. KR·KI 4. K I ·Kal Kt-QB3 6. QKt-Q2 B.QKtS 15. 0 ·B3 KI·Bl 17. Kt·R4 To threaten 7. • BT>. However, this til . Qxrn~ ' ~: w.Q~13~l<~; B;~tkt~~ ~~~:~~I tro .~f ~rte'::;:':lCe of the KRP QiM mU$t be Guarded. threal Is easily met and Black even tual­ save. a t empo, 20. . .. Kl.B3? 18. Q •• 4 B-Q1 25. A.Be ly Kivu u p his blac k B. ror the Kt a t S. 8xKt KtPxP 6. P·Q3 19. RxR Bx R 16. KI· B4 Q%. -rhe morc common 6. _. , Q-Q.Z 6. ().() Is more precise. :~'! e~ ':.~~ It °!:: r:~~ e' t~~::b~l. ~he:: 20. Kt·B3 Kt·Kl 21. KlxKI .p~arl better. 6. P.o4 .. P· KS KI-Q2 more 101 refuted; • P·K4! Is be.t. It 21 . Q·K] 0..Q3 28. 8 ·A3 7. Q_B2 KKt·K2 t. ().O KMet] 7. 0-0 Kt·B3 tben 21. Plli' e.p. • the n p " p for l.ter.1 22. Q·KS Q-QI 29. P· B3 L II- Kt2 0-0 10. PoOR) 8. . ,P-Qli?; ,. hKt, P" Kt; 10. PxP. p rotection of KR1. If 21. R-M, p .B3 u. .... Kt·81 30. K·.1 W e;over Adams, in "Simple Chca," BxP; II. P -QKt3. com.... in hendy. for Q-Kt2 .. III be • 24. KI·K2 '.R> lIives only 10. It-QI .... t\.cr eupoft 10. - . • ,. 8-.4 .. threat. 21 P·Kts can bo met by Q.JU. P ..q8; II. PIP, Il-Kts! gIves Blaek a Q.K2 now or on the next move b more B I. 21. P·KR4 p .B3 is stron". AlIt , 30. K.8i promlslnlt game. '1'1le te"t move is mueh pr('clse. STEINBERG , . B· K2 12. P.oKIl a· A3 11. R·A3 P·K4 stro... er than 10. K-QI ~ A nl"e v~rtaUon appears after 21 .... . , 10. a"KI 10. R· K1 0 ·0 13. QR-Q KI·KI3 Arter 10. , n·K2 White's QBP will be 11. Q·K::1 P..QR4 14. Q·O::1 P·AS ~~I~.Jt ~.~.;Kt~\J~ap~x:~tx~: defe nded by the Kt at Q1; Black ex· 14. , p·ns; 15. QPxP, Px P; '6. Kt-Q4. B-K6. ehar>lIe4 here In oroer to exert some 15. PxP P·DS pressuI'e o r> that ""me QBP, now p ro­ 22. 8..0311 tected on b' by the Q. a: P.RS' B' K~ ~ K~~' R.KU. 11. BxB KKlxP U . B·KI4 R·KI 16. , Kt-Q2; 17. Kl-Q4. 11. Ktx Kt KlxKt 14. BxP P.Q6? 17. PxKt P..Q5 II. B·KIS QxP 18. . , P· 83; 19. PlxR: 20. Q.R6, KR-QB I; 21. Z2. __ QR.KU ~~I~~. ~.Rt i'{ '::KtK;: Kg.:~l If. :t ..K lxRP, i'erhopo 1"",,,'11" , ..r :!3. th:KI, PxB; I'KB., RxP, .... Q6 with attacking ehancea d ue ~:~i ~~~"t;.~2c~l-:~;R::2it~ QlcQ; Z>. RxQ, H-Q7 ...i.b """'" eba".. u. to Whlte'S weakne"," on KB3. U 15. 8-R6 20. R·K4 BlIK t ,."",.., ...... ~ to ... ,~ t~ I ... n "'"",,tenccl then It·KU; 16. B-Kc.5. p.QB3 ; 17. 8-n4, 20. , B-K2; 21. BxB or 21 . R·KI4. Or P''''''''' ( ... llhout • .-Ing l..h g~ me ) b,. !t. XUP; III. M·KU!!, P·QR4!! seeml to __ • B.B1; 21. H" lIl. Q::rR (not 21. __• ~im e h: K~Rtg; Z3~I.R':~M': .~ ~ ~ Ibn; !4. n .. Kt); ft. u .. !' with. Jl(>Wffful ~~ ~0:8 B~:C~!I. ( ~B~~Eih4~tK;i ; a~ Is better than IbKt. I..""ne. AI.., poI.db]" hen: II !3. lJiKt, 1·,,0; n te on 14. , H-Kn llIack ean seck 11 . 0 ·84 K ·R2 Q"O R·Kt2 21. Q.sQ. U~Q; 25. H·R7. If 12. _. Q.Q2; eompcnu.tion In these eomplleatlons; Allr, 21. .1<84 PxQ KI-02 ~ 1J.d\!. I· .. U: %,t. R .Kt.5, QR-Ktl: IS UxQ after t he text White glve_ him no more 32. K·K3 B· BS IIxQ; ~"6. lJ .. (,! '--II. Alter t IM: text.-",ove· limn: opportunity for <:ounl.cra tl.a.ck. ole;" now ri""'I",,, a" u<>ollent ga"'" In u. 15. PxP R·Ktl 16. a·K11 Qx P R:ot her than the c r ASS B" KI which wllUll ,...,l1cnt -.,.le. :0 P but o nly draws. Whll.c l uddenly Or> 16. , KUP; 17. 8 ·86 Is atrong ]:ounehes an .tta.,k on the K. 23. p.a Kt.B} 2&. B-Q7 Q·A) (e.l\'.: KtxB; IS. PxKt, n ·KBI ; 19. RxP. 34. P..Q K!. 3S. P.B5 P·KIt 24. B-B} Kt·K4 ~. KI·K ll RlIT': 20. P.Kt3). 25. 8·KlS QR·Bt )0. P·R4 R·"PKBI 17. QR·., allP n. R(K. j-KI . ' R3 bOP ~~ r.K6B!rn~ ' P·Kt3; 37. B"Kt, Z6.. 0"(1 ~ 31. Q·KlS R·B} IL QlIQ BlIQ ZJ. Q.R ...P • • )2. QaR KBS RHI,", Hoplq for 20. R.'

IKt for alter Q.RP eh. K.B I; 24. BxKKtP and m ack n. Px P K·KI3 4lI. K.B4 Resigns RIR; 22. h it, R·K8 eh' ]3. B-BI, ml1.lt sue<:umb In a few moves. 3L R·KIt ch K.R3 ~'or his P·KR3! wlna easily), Kl-56 chi 22. BxKt. 13. P·KIS RxB White now hIS mate. SEATTLE CITY CMAMPIONSH IP R" R eh; 2:1. K·Kt2, 8-B8 "h; 21. K moves. H Kt·R4 : 24. R.x.Kt kills. B·RG rl1 l1t e. There are similar variations 24. Px KI RxR c h 25. K·B2 Q.B4 ch Thla Is the only way to meet tho mllte GRUENFELD DEFENSE 1. Chllrles K. J oachim ..... Sl· II on o nther 211t moves for Wblle. Collins threal on Kt2.. deserve. a g reat deal of eredlt for Play-Off Mdeh, World Ch.mpion· 2. G. S. G. Pa tterson .5 ·1 avoiding all these " devilish plots.. and 3. Glenn Mulle r ...... 4 .2 ~;: ~:Pc~X PJ~~l :: ~~~.eh Q~ic~; s h ip Ch .. llenger.s. First Game ; ; ,:, stcerlnll Inl.o a won endB"ame. Now R-R8 may be analytleelly hel­ ~: 8~~~l:a ~:~tlne - _. - ~t·lt 20. p·a4 .... 29. Nolt. by E,itb W. M .. rc}",,,J ... , t.r thllA tho tut. b ut when one 11 .I ""ether Bu.. y .... ::::::: U:~l 17.0 Slmpkl . nd sound! R a head O ll~ onl,. t.s careful to avold .,,'Iolle Rbo:k 7. RU$SC!1 Vem...... , 4 17.0 20, Kt..Q6 n. RxP KtxB O. BRONST EI N I. BOL.E:SL.AVSKY a. Ste... e )flllor ...... , ., W! 21 . ItJIIt ch IIb:R U. PJII Kt R·KI ch r:,?:~~Oe.,~'"i~ ~e:::::r.ale~~a~ 1. P-Q4 I(I· K81 , . PIKt P-Q84 I. Donald Seiter ...... 2,4, ,,. jlb"joo,.ly Ihf' Qnly chal\C", but In rea}. Z. P' Q84 ,.I(KU 1. 8-Q.. 8 .KIt 10. Cart £loa ..•~. . .. 1)4) Ity It Ia no chanco . t .Il! h:e.:at': ~r"Dj'':;~ t~~~I!:a 1!t::,J.:r:o ,.. Kt-QBJ p.O' I. KI ·1(2 O..() I I. Kenneth Multo", ...... 2}-3) ...16.0 24. K.a2 R·K1 ch 25. K·B) tho eontrary. Tho rest of tho ,arne b 4. P I P KbP t. 0-0 PIP 12.. Ted Devid.en ...... 1 .. nOl without Interest. ~ P· K4 KuKt 10. PI P KI ·B) 13. Clarence Buahnell ]t"'l 30. K· B2 0 ·Kt7 ch 39. Q..Q1 ch K·Kt4 While ..... ""hl~''tO.i • rirooll: pod!I." hI lhe 14. Fred Duri e.. 0 .s 31 . K.Kt3 Q·BI 4lI. 0 ·Kt4 ch K·.3 _lin w~ lIl,do 10 ... P lIl.jurlt,. On ~Ir 21.• Px.Bb.g7 ; Q:t%x~~1 j 23. R-R4. :n. K·Kt4 Q·K7 41 . QxP Q-04 IJoo, Q·,hlc. II m .d. etIn I rrhe 110" m~lc ' 21, . xK" p.K.a4 • M. te In three. 33. P·KI3 P·R4 Ch 41. K·81 QxP p..... c.lmpllet>t1",.. hi. mdp",~ eho_ )4. KJIIP QxP ch 43. OxP ell. K·B4 .... ¥OOd ATTENTION: 30. BxP eh K·81 40. K·KI4 K.81 her e. II he haa nothlo~ better. White ~nd 'I ~.iIh. e~k Or X.O. to: 31. P·KI) Px P 41 . P·A' K·KI Club Secret.rfes Chess Ins tructiOll J. V. R.lnh.. t. P.O. BOX "5 32. KII P P.oR4 41. K· B4 R..Q84 ~:~.~;r l~'n~ B~.."J, :heQ~in';~~~i Tournament Directors 33. R·A1 R·Kt4 43. K·K4 K .Q' 12. P·KKtA, DxB: 13. T'xKt. U·Kt2; 14. Will (ully annotate gllmes. or 8 - PEORIA I , ILLINO IS )4. ,,84 R· Kt4 eh 44. B..Q5 K·B1 1':0;: ... . Brxp; lli. p·Ka4 would seem to C-D·Class players wit h helprul T ournament Sponsors 3S. K·R4 P·.3 45. K·KS Resl,II' leeve 61eek In :II cheat'" mOOd le. (Dl.ac:k 36. R..Q Kt7 R·K4 wOllld then do .... ell to conSil ii Znos.ko­ hints and suggestions. SU K) per HAVE YOUR TOURNAMENTS I nluat admit thai on my fl rat perusal Boruvlky'l famoua book. " The Mu dd le ga me. Address: John E. Howa rth. Sub.,,.II,tlono o\c:etPled ,"" OFFICIALLY RATED! o f this came. It appeaned to be Just Came In Chl.... ·j So 12. P·KKt4 mllat 114. another medlOl're ,amo. But after play. bo eon"kleretl atron,er, alnee White Box Howard, n.l THE BRITISH CHESS IIIAGAZIN E Under thc USCJ.o~ National Rat.. Vou nde-d In 18t11 . ...1 I>OW Ihe .. ld~~t tHY Jlt'l'iook-ll ~1. lIt. O"mC!f li:dllcr: n. 00/. ing System . any round·robin or Solulions:- PAPER CHESS BOARDS <>m!Jek-I·.... bltm World : T. II. lh_ Swiss System tournament of -$!.15 1>M' ]"ftr (l! '--)­ Mnte Thc Subtle Way! For TO~'Il.muh .nd ElIhlblllonl. 8 .. 11 S~lm t n copv !:IC' live rounds or more. with at No. 199 (yarbrough); 1. K1.oQ7. .nd a_n 2V,," III".'" on hOi" Itock. least two USCF members as No. zoo (Myers): I. Xt·Kt4. du ll 1I""h. Aporo •. Ill, 20" • 20". PICk. Spec ... 1 thln.pooper tIIl!III'" ",t b,. No. 201 (Drese): Solved In t .... o moves by 1. 8-1\7. (As explained in t.taUe of ed In loll ot SG , ... $5.00; 25D lor 12O.OD. .'.... al $1JG "". ,.... contestants. will be rated with· November 51h, th l~ wu mMpkenly called .I mate In three.) ""d 500 'or n o.1O _ t ~d In USA ... ~ , CHESS WORLD out charge. Incrcase interest C.nlda. $ond 111.0. or check 10: r:,,"'pn:IoMo>I.-. ,\IU1 ... liaa "'"' ...... in your tourlUl me nts and give 8-Kre°ti. ~~~u~~~81: ~!h~I'tr~hr:rl:. ~~~~ h'l l~i~r~II~~B-b~·I.U I . • K . Q:·~5ci ~i B, M. SMITH :t.iM ~ Ihed b.~ C. J. ;;. l'unlv. /ortj,c,l .... l. Qn·H3. R.85, etc. .nn.... t u! JIm",". J'lrool~ . '~.". your players Ule benefit of No. 203 (Keeney): 1. U·8 5. "The Bishop \lerfornll a blnck·lhreet Inlroduetlon, ) 11 01.111.., SL $<:herIMtMr 4, N. Y. S!.CIO 1'<'1" ...""r-l! I.m>et knowi ng their exact st.1.ndi ng in which s"rprl,lng ly ~lIera the play o f the four KnlJ;:hts"- AI:lin White. 5u"!lJ.. ""py !Oc' No. 204 (Bueh .... uld): I. Q·KS. ''Tho two cou plole of Ulack Pawn dden_ tllke CHES3 LIFE. In No. Hllm llhrey' ...... the national chess community the form of removal thre:lll I'Ley. with Uiack Interfercnce ~ I 'rec tlon a efte r I. , Oak Park, III . -rating lists will be publishcd P·JH and I. • T'.q3, l h~.. e mates being eleverly dlfrerenliated"_AI.ln White. No. 105 lZl1ahl): I. Q·RI. "The mates when I. , KtxKJ> and IUP are nul A. BUSCHKE. Specialist for Jem i'llnnually in CHESS LIFE. CHESS a nd CHECKER Offici. I r ating forms s hould ~:"'1~4.';~~n~ t~::Kin~l t~~n~olh~hce~:~\:~~~: !:1I~~r..:c~a~:l1r.~:";m~~;' t~~l~ LITERATURE For ""WI of CaMdI.n CMlI Lilt, a Irue elaAJile"-AIll.lo While. S"bsc.lbt To The be secured in .dvance from :­ 80 E u t 11t h Street. New York 3 CA NADIAN CHESS CHA T Mo ntgome ry Maior LoY~~II~lI~~::t~)'~~iI.~·~~; I~ ~ir f\Jj ' ·lta rtljn~·KytMm/:!~~~in"·~~t:~lrlt ot Sam u le1 1 11111 11SIHld: Offlcl.1 O'lPn of the 123 No. Humphrey A ... e nu. SO LVERS' LADDER (,1_ Tou"",_I ••nd )latchn C.... Feder.llon of C.n,d. (Cort,;nll Jei"lions rfftivtJ liP 10 Octo~ ' lR) TIl(' ~ l'rookm On'r o ubnc.llo~ wnh nl tto ... 1 co .....ge: O llk P a rk, Illinois L'l('rIIen (J>ra"ltllb) [ VilnLl. G.IMI, A,Uol .. ,"d IH/rson. lltlll­ eompleted, and returned to him 20: ~~"l~' ~~~l!:~ ~; ":AZ.~ . 1J~~~;!iyn ;;;. ~cn~!'{: 'l.;h~~e~I .~. ~1:i;a~ti:mJ.~ In Ptcpar:oUon, CI..". llook n.~I ... c.nllll.n Ch... News! Kwhen Onytchuk 20: Roberl Gr.nde II!; Richard Michell 16; U. M. CoUln. 14; P. III t ... lIonth "nnul. Subscrlpllon: A.ocr Do net .,;u te olbe USCF o/Jiti.lr Hunsicker 12; Ted l.clwb 12; Charles Bensch 10; Dr. J OS('ph M. Erman 10; Fh W,;tt /0' )'Oil' F,tt CepitJ. CHESS LIF'E, 12) No. Humphre, A..... '0' IMSt " ting /Ornts. o.k P.Ft, m.... D. A. IIII11A~_. ~~a~-:,~~ i; l~r : 2~ I:. ~~ !:t~~ 14~; ~~~·n~~~u:£.~~I~ltn y'u~~~U~"~~!~t 0.... '.1 DaIl""17. 511n t John. N. B.