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LOS ANGELES TIMES OC SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1990 B15 By JACK PETERS INTERNATIONAL MASTER CHESS assumed 18 Bxc4 19 Rxg7 won for White But 19 threatening 20 Rd8. leaves White helpless. 19Qb3 Nd4 Desperation. Black avoids 19 Qxb3 20 axb3 Bc8 21 Rxg7l and 19 Rd3 20 Qxa3 Rxa3 21 b5, which win for White. 20 Rxg7l Nf3 Just as bad is 20 Rd7 21 Nf6 Kd8 22 Bxd4 Qxb3 23 axb3 Rxd4 24 Rxa6.

21 Kf1 Bxc4 22 Qxc4 Qb2 23 0x3 Nd2 24 Kg2, Black Resigns. IStimesI si ffHii 7taftElttfliH 4 no 2q gial COUPON OVER 800,000 COMPUTER PROGRAMS WE GUARANTEE WE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICES IN THE ENTIRE UNITED STATES White will attack on the g-file 9 Bxc5 Qxg2 10 Bf3 Now 10 Qd6? Nd7 1 1 Bf3 Qg5 is fine for Black. Qg5 11 Bd6 Ne7 Also 11 Nc6 12 Bxc6 bxc6 13 Nf3 lets White develop rapidly. 12 Ne2 Natural. White can consider 12 Nh3.

too. Nbc6 Attractive is 12 NI5 13 Rgl? Qd8. but the sharper 13 Rxb8 14 Qa4 Bd7 15 Qxa7 0-0 16 Rgl Qf6 17 0-0-0 is far from clear. 13 Rg1 Qa5 14 Nc3 Nf5 15 Bxc6 White must act quickly, before Black can play 15 Bd7 and 16 0-0-0. Strauss planned to answer 15 Nxb4 16 Nb5 by 16 Na6 17 Kf 1 Bd7 18 Bxb7 Bxb5.

Even wilder is 16 Nc2 17 Kf 1 (17 Ke2 Ncd4 18 Nxd4 Nxd6 appears safe for Blackl Nce3 18 fxe3 Nxe3 19 Ke2 Nxd1 20 Raxdl Qxa2 21 Ke3. with dangerous threats. bxc6 16 b4 White gets nothing from 16 0.13? Bb7 17 b4 Qa6 18 Bc5 0-0-0 Qa3 17 Ne4 Ba6 18 Bo5? Threatening 19 Rxg7 Nxg7 20 Nf6 mate, but Black has a winning counter. Also insufficient is 18flxg7? because Black counterattacks with 18 0-0-0! 19 Rxf7 not fearing 20 Rc7 Kb8. Best seems 18 Qb3 Qxb3 19 axb3 Bc8 20 Bc5 16.

with about equality. Note that 18 Qb3 Nd4? 19 Qxa3Nc220Ke2! Nxa3 21 b5and20. Bxc4 21 Qd3 Bxd3 22 Kxd3 Nxal 23 Rxg7 favor White. Both players BUT WE WANT YOU TO COME INTO OUR RETAIL LOCATION SO WE CAN PROVE IT. TO CHOOSE FROM COMPUTER IN OFtrjcH FOR U5 TO DO THAT WE OrreH YOU THE FOLLOWING: YOUR CHOICE OF TWO PIECES OF SOFTWARE FROM OUR INVENTORY OF 1 MILLION PIECES AT THE UNHEARD PRICE OF abcdefgh SOFTWARE 75 OFF LIQUIDATORS open labor day uun mpYguR choh in ma anno ctirri iyi OPEN mwFST CVAIIDI C.

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Duckworth had 2-5. This is the second year that the SCCF has run an invitational state championship. Although the system of regional qualifying events has worked well for both players and organizers, the championship itself consumes a substantial portion of the SCCF's annual budget, and some SCCF board members doubt that the expense is worthwhile. This subject will be considered at the SCCF's annual meeting on Sept. 2, during the Southern California Open in Commerce.

Ed Labate has closed Labate's Chess Centre, the Anaheim store with a huge selection of chess books and equipment. For most of the 1980s, Labate's Chess Centre was a chess landmark, hosting more than 100 Grand Prix tournaments and countless smaller events. After numerous clashes with local chess authorities, Labate sued the U.S. Chess Federation, claiming that its actions hampered his business. Although he received a settlement of $35,000, he considered the lawsuit a failure.

His business never rebounded and, for the last year, Labate searched in vain for a buyer. He decided to put his inventory of 30,000 chess books in storage and devote himself to his burgeoning baseball-card business. Calvin Powell won the 47-player Hughes Summer Swiss at the Hughes Chess Club, 8433 Fallbrook Ave. in Can-oga Park. Class prize winners were Leonids Gaigals, Howard Zimmerman, Michael Keating, Beverly Woolsey and Gagik Balikyan.

The club plans two Thursday night tournaments, beginning Aug. 9. The eight highest-rated entrants will play a round-robin, and everyone else will compete in a Swiss-system event. For more information, call Herman Hess at (818) 346-5959 or John G. Price at (818) 363-1379.

The August Long Beach Quads take place Aug. 1 1 in the Long Beach Senior Center, 1 150 E. 4th St. in Long Beach. For more information, call Lou Foch at (213) 434-3736 or Paul Shannon at (714) 898-3758.

Richard Harper, Vincent Bootan, Jeremy Martin, Steven Gaom and George Halima won quads at Gym for the Mind, 4907 Topanga Canyon Blvd. in Woodland Hills. The club will host a simultaneous exhibition by U.S. Women's champion Alexey Root at 7:30 p.m. Aug.

15. For details, call (818) 710-8042. TODAY'S GAMES Van Buskirk IM Strauss, SCCF State Championship, Los Angeles 1990: 1 d4 d5 2 c4 e6 3 Nc3 c6 4 e4l? Marshall's Gambit against the Slav Defense. dxe4 6 Nxe4 Bb4 6 Bd2 Qxd4 7 Bxb4 Na6 9 Bd6 or 9 Bc3, White has nagging pressure on the dark squares. Too risky is 8 9 Qd6 Nd7 10 0-0-0 Qg5 1 1 f4 Qo7 12 Qd2 c5 13 Bc3 Ngf6 14 Qc2 0-0 15 Nf3, as Whole Home Water Softeners THE ROBERT MONDAVI WINE FOOD CENTER Also Available.

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Xie Jun of China finished second at Nino Gurielli of the Soviet Union and Alisa Marten of Yugoslavia, who tied for third at 11 16-5 V6, will play a short match to determine who advances to the Candidates tournament, the next step toward the world championship. Anna Akhsharumova of Massachusetts came close to qualifying, but two losses near the finish dropped her to fifth place, at 1 1 -6. The 1 989 U.S. Women's champion, Alexey Root of Los Angeles, scored a miserable 1-16, drawing only two games. LOCAL NEWS The Southern California Chess Federation (SCCF) conducted an eight-player invitational tournament over the last two weekends in El Toro and Los Angeles for the championship of the chess "state" of Southern California.

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