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CHESS FEDERATION Newburgh, N.Y
Announcing an important new series of books on CONTEMPORARY CHESS OPENINGS Published by Chess Digest, Inc.-General Editor, R. G. Wade The first book in this current series is a fresh look at 's I IAN by Leonard Borden, William Hartston, and Raymond Keene Two of the most brilliant young ployers pool their talents with one of the world's well-established authorities on openings to produce a modern, definitive study of the King's Indian Defence. An essen tial work of reference which will help master and amateur alike to win more games. The King's Indian Defence has established itself as one of the most lively and populor openings and this book provides 0 systematic description of its strategy, tactics, and variations. Written to provide instruction and under standing, it contains well-chosen illustrative games from octuol ploy, many of them shown to the very lost move, and each with an analysis of its salient features. An excellent cloth-bound book in English Descriptive Notation, with cleor type, good diagrams, and an easy-to-follow format. The highest quality at a very reasonable price. Postpaid, only $4.40 DON'T WAIT-ORDER NOW-THE BOOK YOU MUST HAVE! FLA NINGS by Raymond Keene Raymond Keene, brightest star in the rising galaxy of young British players, was undefeated in the 1968 British Championship and in the 1968 Olympiad at Lugano. In this book, he posses along to you the benefit of his studies of the King's Indian Attack and the Reti, Catalan, English, and Benko Larsen openings. The notation is Algebraic, the notes comprehensive but easily understood and right to the point. -
A CARIBBEAN CHESS HOLIDAY! ( See P
A CARIBBEAN CHESS HOLIDAY! ( See P. 104 ) Volume xx Number S May, 19&5 EDITOR: J. F . Reinhard t CONTENTS CHESS FEDERATION PRESIDENT Mrs. Gresser Wins Championship .......................................................... 9S Lt. Col. E. B. Edmondson VICE·PRESIDENT David Hoffmann The Bible: 10th Edition, by Lany Evons ................................................ 96 REGIONAL VICE·PRESIDENTS NEW ENGLAND Stanley KIng Spassky, Geller Win in Candidates ............. .. ...... .... .. .. ............. .............. 98 Harold Dondls Robert Goodspeed EASTERN Donald Sehultz Lewis E. Wood A Robot Chess Player, by Mikhail Botvinnik ... ........ ... ....................... ..... 99 MID·ATLANTIC George Thomas Earl Clary Edwar d D. Strehle SOUTHERN Dr . Robert Froemke Mar del Plata Revisited, by Pal Benko .................................................. 100 Jerry Sullivan Carroll M. Crull GREAT LAKES Nor bert Matthews Donald W. Hildlng From the Student T eom, by Bernard Zuckerman .................................. 102 James &,:hroeder NORTH CENTRAL Frank Skort J obn Osne" Ken Rykken The 1965 U. S. Open .............. ....................................... .... ................... 104 SOUTHWESTERN John Beltl1ng Kenneth Smith Par k Bishop PACIFIC Richard Vandenbur g t'l4ew Stars Among the Women, by V. Panov ... .. ....... ................... .. .... .. .. 106 Gordon Barrett Col. Paul L . Webb SECRETARY Gomes by USCF Members, by John W. Collins .... .. ....... ..... .................... 108 Marshall Rohland NATIONAL CHAIRMEN and OFFICERS Chess -
Floridachess Summer 2018
Summer 2018 IM Yunier Rivera wins the 9th Summer Solstice Open FCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS (term till) kqrbn Contents KQRBN WILLIAM BOWMAN - President (2018) .................................................................... 3350 W. Hillsborough Ave. Apt. 1526 Editor Speaks & President’s Message 3 Tampa Fl. 33614. Letters to floridaCHESS ................................................................................................... 4 (904)962-6333 [[email protected] The 9th Summer Solstice Open by Jon Haskel ......................................................... 4 STEPHEN LAMPKIN - Vice President (2017) FCA Elections ...................................................................................................................... 4 821 Upland Dr. Orlando Sunshine Open is a great success by Harvey Lerman ......................... 5 Port Orange, FL 32127 (386)682-9527(c) [[email protected]] Orlando Sunshine Open Tournament Report by Steven Vigil ........................... 6 Some winners from the Orlando Sunshine Open ............................................. 8 BRYAN TILLIS - Secretary (2019) 323 3rd Way Some Games from the 9th Summer Solstice Open .......................................... 10 West Palm Beach, FL 33407 Games from the Orlando Sunshine Open by Miguel Ararat ................................ 12 (334)714-0453 [[email protected]] 2018 Queen’s Cup – All Women & Girls Tournament by Kevin Pryor ........... 16 : KEVIN J. PRYOR (2019) - Acting Treasurer Queen’s Club Photo Gallery by Kevin Pryor ............................................................. -
Chess Federation Contents
AMERICAN OPEN CHAMPION . ... - Plloto by Art Zeller Larry Kaufman (center), winner of the 1966 Ameriun Open at Sint. MoniCI, r eceive, his check from USC F Vice·President (~,"d Intern.tional Grandmaster) Isaac Ka shdan. Miss Vardit Hi rsch stands by to present the American Ope n Trophy to the new champion. Volu.me XXI Numb er IS December, 1966 EDITORS: Burt Hochberg and E. B. Edmondson CHESS FEDERATION CONTENTS PRESIDENT Marshall Rohland VICE·PRESIDENT Chess Fever in Havana, by Lorry Evans ....................................... ....... .. 299 Isaac Kashdan Luck Rides With the Courageous ............................... ...... .................. .... 301 REGIONAL VICE·PRESIDENTS NEW I!N~lANI) Jamu BoltOn HaNtd Doncllll Chess: By Correspondence or Over the Ell Bourdon Boord?, by William Lombardy ........................................................ 302 EASTI!.N Robert LaBelle t.ewt. E. Wood Michael Ralmo American Open (Cover Story) ........ ........................................................ 305 MID-ATLANTIC Enl Clary Steve Curuthe... Robert Erke. Chess Life Here and There, compiled by SOUTH.AN Pblllp Lamb William Goichberg ................................................ 305, 309, 329, 332 ".1", Lahde C.rroll M. Crull GREAT LAKI!S Don.ld W. HlldLn, Would You Bel ieve?, by Beth Cassidy .. ................................ .. ... .. ........... 306 Dr. Harvel' McCI. lla n V. E. Vilndenbur, NOATH CEHTRAL Dr. Geor,e Tie ... Upset of a Champion, by Edmo r Mednis ............................................ .. .. 307 Robert Lerner K en -
CHESS KALEIDOSCOPE. Wrillen by Dr, Eliot Hearsl
I ' w, • U.S. Champion,hip Committee Chairman Mourice Ko.p<!' with Robert J. FiICher, Champion for the eighth t ime, a. poi,in9s for the 1966-1967 cycnt were "clng onnounced. UNITED STATES Volu me xxn Number 1 January, 1967 EDITOR: Burt Hochberg CHESS FEDERATION CONTENTS PR!SIDENT Marshall Rohland VIC!·PRF.SIDENT Fischer Wins U.S. Championshi p (Ho-H um), by Burt Hochberg .. .... .... .. 3 Isaac Kuhdan REGIONAL VICE·PRE$IDI!NTS Chess Li fe Here and There, compiled by William Goichberg .... .. ..7 , IS, 18 NEW ENGLAND llmel Bollon Huold Dond ... Breaking Through the Suttles Stonewa ll , by Dr. Anthony Soidy .... .......... 8 Ell Bourdon EASTERN Robe rl LaBelle Lawll E. Wood Adventures in Havana , by Pa l Benko .. .... .......... .. .. .... .. .. ............ ........... ... 9 MIChael Raimo MID-ATLANTIC Earl Clny Steve Carruthers Larry Eva ns on Chess .................. ..... .. ....... .......... ... .. ..... ... .............. ... ... ... 11 Roberl Erku SOUTHERN PhlUp Lamb Women's Chess, by Kathryn Sl ater ... ....... ... ..... ............. .. ...... ... ... ........... 12 P ~I.r Lahdt Carroll M. Crull GREAT LAKES Donald W. HUdln, From the Ed itor's File ... .. .... .. ... .... ................. ... ... ......... ........ .. ... .... .. ....... 13 Dr . Un".y MCClellan V. E. Vandenbur, NOAT H CENTRAL Dr. Geor,. TI er. Harold M. Ph ill ips ................................................... .. .... ........................ 14 Robert Lem e r K en Rykir.en SOUTHWESTERN W. W. Crt . Record-Sha ttering Event .... .. ... ... .... ..... ........ .. .. ......................................... 14 JaM A. Howell Park B18hop PACIFIC Burr. rd Eddy Games by USCF Members, by John W. Collins .............. .. .... ... ...... ........... 16 Kenneth J one. Col. Pal,l1 L. W abb Tournament Life, compiled by Wi llia m GO ichberg .... ................ ........ ..... 19 SECRETARY Dr. Leroy Dubeck EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR E. B. Edmondson NATIONAL CHAIRMEN .nd OFFICERS ARMED FORCES CHESS... ............. Robert Karch JOIN THE UNITED STATES CHESS FEDERATION COLLEGE CHIiSS........ -
Past and Future
, .. I" ~ ~.... .:. t:: ••• .. .. PAST AND FUTURE THE PAST; Gordon Knight, president of Georgia's Peachtree Chen Club posses winner's check to Wil· liam Lombardy, champion of lost fall's Peach Stat: Opcn. James R. Bollard (center), a USCF Director and Vice· President of the Atlanta Chess Association, holds championship trophy. THE FUTURE: The Atlonto Chess Association is hosting the 1967 U.S. Opr n. Aug."t 13·25. at the Atlanta American Motor Hotel. The concurrent U.S. Speed Championship will be held on August 19 ot Mossey JuniOr College. which wos patron and host to the Peach State Open. President Jock Barnette of Mossey i, enthusiastically supporting the 1967 U.S. Open. For a look at the past and a glimpse of how enjoyable your future con be if you ploy in this year's open. sec lombardy's story on page 21. Volume XXD Number 2 February, 1967 EDITOR: Burt Hochberg CHESS FEDERATION CONTENTS PRESIDENT Marshall Rohland A History~Moking Tournament! ................................ ............................ 23 VICE-PRF.SIDENT Isaac Kashdao Abstract Art and the Benko System, by Pol Benko ................ ................ 24 REGIONAL VICE·PRESIDENTS NEW ENGLAND Jeme. Bolton Chess Life Here and There, compi led by Wm. Goichberg ............ 26, 31, 40 H.rald Dondls Ell Bourdon EASTERN Robert LaBelle The Peach State Open, by William Lombardy .................................... 27 L,wla E. Wood Michael Raimo MID-ATLANTIC Earl Clny Wolf in Sheep's Clothing, by Robert Byrne ........................................ 30 Steve Carl"Uth,r. Ro~rt Erku Woodpushers' Scrapbook, by Fred Wren ................................................ 32 SOUTHERN Philip lAmb i' ~ l~r l.,hde CarroLl M. Crull Women's Chess, by Kathryn Slater ....................................................... -
Chess Life, Here and There
~ UNITED STATES ~ Volume XXII Number 10 October, 1\167 EDITOR: Burt Hochberg CONTENTS PRESIDENT Moving Day Announcements .......... .............. ............. .... ............... ...... ... 295 Marshall Rohland Horrochov Highl ights, by Frank Skoff .. ............ .... ...... .. .. .. .. ... .......... ...... 296 VICE·PRESIDF.NT Isaac Kashdan Chess life, Here and There ....... .. ..... 298, 300, 306, 313, 315, 3 18, 321 REGIONAL VICE·PRESIDENTS NEW ENGLAND Jftmcs Bolton Tournament at Maribor, by Sammy Reshevsky .. ............. .. ... .. ................ 299 lIarold Ootldl.. Eli Bourdon Junior Jottings, by Sal Matera ...... ........................................... ............... 301 EASTERN Ro!w'"1 l.an.. n .. LewIJI E. Wood Michael Raimo The Leningrad International Chess Tournament, MID-ATLANTIC Eafl Clary by Ratmir Kholmov .. ............................................................... .. .. ... 303 Steve Caruthers Ro bert Erkes SOUTHERN Philip Lamb Women's Chess, by Kathryn Slater ... ............................................. ........30S I'wt~r Lahde Carroll M. Crull GREAT LAKI!S Ounald W . HUdinl' Observation Point, by Mira Radojcic .. ............. .... ...... .. .......... ... ... .. ... ...... 307 Dr. H~rve .v McClellan V. E. Vandenburl' NORTH CENTRAL Dr. GeoT,e Ti ers The Short Career of the Enduring Advantage, Rob.. ,! Lerner by Robert Byrne .. ............ .... .................. .. ..... .. ... .... .... ... ................... 308 Ken Rykten SOUTHWESTIRN W . w. C .... w John A. Howell The Atlantic Open, by Pal -
Chess Behind Bars
The PENNSWOODPUSHER February 2005 A Quarterly Publication of the Pennsylvania State Chess Federation CHESS BEHIND BARS Memories of the Pittsburgh CC Prison Visits Davenport and I, with analytical assistance by some other prisoners, co- authored a theoretical article on a variation of that opening, which By Bruce Leverett appeared in the November 1995 issue of En Passant. I read in the paper in January that the State Correctional Institute of The prison building was a huge hulk on the north shore of the Ohio Pittsburgh (SCIP) closed. Only then did it finally hit me that the old river. In a typical visit, early on a Sunday afternoon, we would gather in Pittsburgh Chess Club prison visit program was no more. I have strong the parking lot or the lobby. When we were all present, we would memories of participating in this program. notify the guards. We would sign in and proceed through the metal The prison, formerly known as Western Penitentiary, was over 100 detector, which was very strong. A guard would escort us out of the years old. In the early 1960's they had a chess club, called the Walled reception building, past the exercise yard and other buildings, featuring Knights. There must have been a prison visit program then, because the high brick walls and barbed wire. In good weather there would usually Pittsburgh Chess Club has pictures from it in an album in our library. In be many prisoners in the exercise yard, standing around and talking. I those pictures I recognized some guys that I had known as a teenager, remember a comment once along the lines of, "we won't get as many such as David Gavin and Ron Zaffuto.