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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 28. 1953 Shop Monday 9:30 to 9 for Summer Savings! Phone Order Board OPEN SUNDAY 10 AM to 4 PM Chess By Bill Ruth SAVE Vx to Vs! Turkish Bath Towels i I 5l 'JiTXr inryr-m" pi- A. Regularly 79c eckoom Ensesnlbles immmmmmv I (Dl wf A Cotton Plisse Need No Ironing and Pretty Pastel Colors 20x35" sixt Regularly 1.

00 ic 69' Full and Twin Bedspreads Matching Draperies 66x90-in. 5) SIMMERING OR SIZZLING? Heretofore we har always expected a falling off of chen activities during Uie summer months. This was due in part to the fact that summer is vacation time. However, heat played the greatest role in diminished attendance at the clubs. Last Saturday was a scorcher but nevertheless we enjoved a comfortable afternoon playing chess at the Franfclin Club.

The gang was all there air conditioning certainly brings them out. More clubs should follow the lead of the Franklin, the first club to furnish summer comfort for their members. The 30-30 tournament is attracting a great deal of interest among the membeis. Over 20 have catered the lists with more signing up every week. Phil Driver, chairman of the chess committee, is in charge.

The 30-30 130 moves in 30 minutest is an Innovation in Philadelphia but a tournament conducted on this basis proved very successful at the Marshall Club of New York. The correspondence match with the Argentine is now reaching the Interesting stage where the boya will have to watch their step. It i still loo early to predict the outcome. THE ART OF CHECKMATE Ceorges Renaud and Victor Kahn have compiled a really interesting book dealing generally with combination play but more specifically with combinations leading to checkmate. Their approach is novel and interesting.

Starting with, the bare essentials they take a typical mate and then illustrate lta application by examples from master play. We like their method and feel that this book is a welcome addition to our chess library. Simon and Schuster, publishers. 630 Fifth New York 20. N.

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B. Jacquards in flamingo, gold, blue or peach. C. Sculptured pattern in burnt orange. Mall end Phone Orders Filled ee Purchases of S2 er Mere Snellenberat Economy latement LOG CABIN GAMES Attilio DICamillo.

of Philadelphia, and Edgar MeCormick. of East Orange. N. were leading all other contestants In the Championship Tournament of the Log Cabin Chess Club at the half way mark. Each had scored three wins and two drams, la third position was Saul Yarmak.

of Passaic Park. N. with two wins and three split decisions. Here we find DiCamillo romping home a Fine crinkle cotton crepe with snow white ruffle trim. Easy to launder need no ironing always look cool and crisp.

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N-B4 F-KN3 15. S-K2 B-N2 IS. B-K3 P-4 17. SR-Q NxP 18. P-B3 N-N5 19.

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P-OB4 3. P-KN3 4. B-N2 5. PxP 6. P-K4 f.

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QN- B3; 11. O-O (not PxN; N-B7-r and Q-58 mate); NxP; 12. R-Q. P-K3: 13. QN-B3.

i 10. Q-R4; 11. O-O followed by i B-Q2. I iDI 24. PxN.

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Mail and Phene Orders Filled Give 1st and 2nd Celer Snellenburgt Economy Basement DICAMILLO 2i. N-KS I BxN 30. R-Q7 NxB 27. Qx3 NxQ 31. KxN N-B7 i 23.

PxB N-B4 32. R-K4 QR-N 29. P-N4 N-R5 33. N-CJ5 Black resigns as there is no war of stop- ping P-K7 and N-B7 White's knights plsyed a major role in the finish Edgar MeCormick defeated his club mate j8? I Howard in an interesting struggle i wherein white got there firstest with -hei I 1 mostest. White's economical defense combined i with his quiet 24th threatening a doubie sac- I rvflce pin-potnts our interest.

White: McCORMICK Black: HOWARD If 4- jTR 1 I I Breeze Coo 1. F-K4 P-QB4 15. P-KR4 P-N5 DELUXE tOY lftwf (' 7mer Q-Q BxN N-K4 BPxP i Q-R4 K-R; R-KN i W-B2 i P-KN4 i P-R3 2. N-KB3 3. P-4 4.

NxP 5. N-3B3 5. P-KR3 7. B-K3 8. Q-Q2 9.

P-KN4 10. o-o-o 1 1. B-R6 12. BxB 14 K-N X-QB3 15. N-Q5 PxP 17.

N-N-31 N-B3 18. P-R5 P-Q3 19. PxB 20. PxP -N2 21. N-Q4 O-O 12.

Q-Rfi P-QR3 23. N-KS B-Q2 24. B-K2! 25. Q-K3 KxB 28. 8-S3 Q-R4 27.

RxP-r I KR-QB 23. R-R NxR Resigns TEXAS Former Philadelphia expert. JoHn Hudson -Usually 7.98 won the South Texas Open at Houston with a i score oi e-i to 'j. jonn a Payne, of aaa Antonio, finished second with 4 to 1. Dl Camillo's win over Kowalskl from an early round of the Log Cabin Chairoionshlo.

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Also ideal for allergy sufferers. Mail and Phone Orders Filled Give 1st end 2nd Celer Snellenburgs Economy Basement 1 KOWALSKI This position Is pregnant with possibilities. Consider the eomplicauona should blsck here piay N-N4. They are almost unbelievable. A 20.

NxN. QxN: 21. BxP. K-R: 22. BxR.

Q-R4-; 23. K-N, Q-B6; 24. or PxN (not K-B because of Q-R8 mate). B-R6 with mate to follow. Tt in thla variation white should play 22.

PxN. 23. K-N, B-R8 (threatening Q-N5--): 24. N-K2. N5J-: 25.

N-N3. Q-B8 and mate cannot he avoided. Should white play 23. K-N2 24. K-B3.

Q-N5 mate. (B) 20. PxN. NxN 21. K-N3.

Q-R5 22. KxN: Q-NS mate (if 22. K-N2. Q-R6 mate). In this line should white piay 21.

K-N2. N-R3-1-; 22. K-N3. PxN -f 23. BxP.

P-KN4 (threatening QxB mate); 24. BxP-t-. K-R: 25. N-K2 (mnving the would allow a mate In 2). PiB; 26.

K-R2. Q-R3 4 threatening mate in 2 by N-B5 dbl. ch. and Q-RS matej; 27. R-R.

N-B8 28. K-N2, Q-N4: 29. K-B (tf KxN then Q-N5 mate). N-Q7 -r winning the A veritable kaleidoscope. However, DiCamillo.

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Q-N3 (threat mate). SxF; K-Q6. Q-QR; 4. Q-K3 K-N4: 5. Q-N3-.

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