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B14 SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, I 'WO I.OS ANGELES TIMliS METRO NEWS CHESS By JACK PETERS INTERNATIONAL MASTER I 3 rM MttM JliHiofcda iT. VM iT.U.I I J.I HI a mmmmaaaaaaaaaaarm9rm aaiiaaaiaaaaaaaaaaar aaaaaa-aBiaaaaBBaa Viaaaaaaa'--Baa-- aat-Mlla-MIg -taaAVaakaWiMaife slli 7Qid mi era i a 4EnanRragiaq 3p H0 I 2ra did abcdefgh OPW3-YOWE PdJJlBfLQO HOURS: FRIDAY 10-8. SATURDAY 10-6, SUNDAY 11-5 MONDAY 10-8, TUESDAY 10-8 Rh8 28 Re6 Kg7 27 BxgE Bxg6 28 NxgS Ne7 Or 28 Rxg6 29 Qxl5 NI6 30 Rxf6! QxlB 31 RxfS 29 Qc3 Kg8 30 Qf6 Nxg6 31 Qxg6I RxgB 32 Rxg6 Kf8, and Black Rasigns. Simply 33 Rhl wins Black's Queen. GM Timman (Holland) GM Short (England) 1.

KRO Match, HMvenum 1989: 1 d4 Nf6 2 e4 e6 3 Nf3 d6 4 g3 The Catalan Opening. Be7 6 Bg2 0-0 6 OM) dxc4 7 Qc2 a6 8 Qxc4 bS 9 Qc2 Bb7 10 Bd2 Thinking of Bd2-a5. Nc6 Probably best, although it hindors the freoing advance c7-c6. 1 1 e3 Ra7l? Introduced in Hjartarson Short, Belgrade 1989, which continued 12 Qa8 13 Rel Nb4 14 Qb3 a5 15 e5 Ne4 16 Bxb4 axb4 1 7 Qd3 and Black won. 12 Rid Oa8 13 Na1 Nb8 14 BaB Rc8 Inviting 15Bb6Bxg2 16Nxg2(not 16 Bxa77 Be4) Rb7 17 Bc5 Bxc5 18 Qxc5 Nfd7 19 Qc2 c5.

15 Nd2 Bxg2 16 Nxg2 CBI? As 16 Nfd7 17 b4 e5 18 Nb3 exd4 19 exd4 might got squashod. Black sacs a pawn. 17 Bb8 Rd7 18 BxcB a5 Planning Nb8-a6xc5 and discouraging b2-c4. 1 9 a4 Another way is 19a3a4 20b4 axb3 21 Nxb3 Ne4 22 Qb2. b4 20 Nf4 Rdc7 After 20 o5 21 Nd3 oxd4 22 exd4 Rxd4 23 Bxd4 Rxc2 24 Rxc2.

the Rooks will outplay the Queen. 21 Nd3 Nbd7 22 Qc4 Instead. 22 Nb37! Ne4 23 Qe2? Ng5! gives Black mating threats. h6 23 1)4 Again, 23 Nb37! Ne4 24 QbB Nxc5 25 dxc5 Ng5! is too risky. sS 24 Nb3 Ne4 White meets 24 exd4 by 25 Qxd4.

26 QbB Ndxc5 26 Ndxc5 NxgSI The best chance. 27 fxg3 Qf3 28 Kh2 Qf2 29 Kh3 Bxh4l 30 Rgl I Correctly going for the lull point. Suicidal are 30 gxh4 QI3 3 1 Kh2 32 Kh 1 Qf3 33 Kg 1 7 1 133 Kh2 QI2 draws) Rc6! and 30 Qh2 31 Kg5 Qxg3 32 Kf5 Qg4 33 Kxe5 Rd8. Bg5 31 Rgf1 Qxb2 White keeps an edge after 31 32Qd3exd4 33Rae1.32Rab1 Qc2 33 Qd3l7 It's uncertain if Whito does better with 33 Rbe1 or 33 Na6 Rc3 34 Qxe5. RxcB 34 NxcB RxcS 35 Qf5l exd4 36 Qxf7 Kh7 37 Rbcll? White keeps slugging, but Black somehow avoids the knockout.

The simpler 37 exd4 is more effective. Qxc1 38 Rxcl Rxcl 39 exd4 Or 39 Qxh5 Bh6 40 exd4 b3 4 1 Qb5 Rc3. and Black's passer is troublesome. Kh6 40 Qe6 Bf6l Not 40 g6? 41 Qo5! Bd2 42 Qxa5 or 40 Kh7? 41 QI5 Kh6 42 Qxa5. 41 Qe3 BgB 42 QeB Rc3 43 QxaB White cannot improve with 43 Kg2 because 43 Rc2 44 KI3 Rc3 45 Kf2 (45 loses to 45 Re3) Rc2 46 Kel Rcl47 Ke2 Rc2 checks until the King returns to h3.

h4 44 Qxb4 Rxg3 4B Kh2 Rd3 46 Qd6 KhB 47 aS Rd2 48 Kh3 Rd3 49 Kh2 Rd2 BO Kh1 Rd1 51 Kg2 Rd2 52 Kf3 h3 53 Qc6 Rd37! The easiest draw is 53 h2 54 Kg3 Bf6 55 a6 Bxd4. B4 Ke4 Ra377 Black falters after a fine defense. With 54 Rdl, threatening 55 h2, he ensures the draw. B5 Kf5! Rxa6 Cute is 55 Bf6 56 Qe8 Kh4 57 Qa1 Rg3 (57 Kh5 58 Qd1 Kh6 59 Qc1 snares the Rook) 58 Qe4 Kh5 59 Qe8 g6 (else 60 Qh8 mate) 60 Kxf6 RI3 6 1 Kg7. and White wins.

66 d5 Bf6 Also 56 Kh4 57 Qc4 Kg3 68 Qc3 costs the Rook. 67 Qe8, Black Resigns. If 57 Kh4. then 58 0e1 Kh5 59 Qxa5 is convincing. Lyfar rAKE with today C.

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From the gamo McCambridge-DoFir-mian, American Opon, Long Beach 1989. Solution to Position S044: I Bd6I Ko8 2 Nc! Rxc7 3 Bxc Qxc7 Rxh4 wins the oxchange. If 1 Kg8, then 2 RxhV Rxh4 3 Ne7 wins more material. LOCAL NEWS The 1990 Club Championship at Gym for the Mind, 1942 N. Topanga Canyon Blvd.

in Topanga, will be a six-round tournament on Saturday ovenings, beginning Jan. 20. Non-members may enter. Call (213) 455-1596 for information. TODAY'S GAMES GM Christiansen Izumikawa, American Open, Long Beach 1989: 1 c4 85 2 Nc3 d6 3 d4 exd4 4 Qxd4 Nf6 6 g3 g6 Much safer is 5 Nc6 6 Qd2 g6.

6 BgB Nbd7? Quite playable is 6 Bg7. as 7 Nd5 Nbd7 8 Bh3 (harmless is 8 Qe3 Kf8, as 9 h6 breaks the pin) 0-0! 9 Bxd7 Nxd5! 10 Qxg7 Kxg7 1 1 Bxd8 Bxd7 and I Ne4 Nbd7 8 Bh3 0 9 Bxd7 Nxe4! equalize. 7 Bh3l A bit tougher is 7 Bg7 8 Bxd7 Kxd7 9 Nd5 Nh5. 8 Bxd7 White secures an advantage because 8lack's King will gat stuck in the center. Even strongor is the ultra-aggressive 8 NdS! Ne5! 9 Nxe7 Qxe7 10 forcing 10 Bxh3 1 1 fxe5 dxe5 12 Qh4 Qb4 13 Bd2 Qxb2 14 Rd1.

If 14 Bg2. the finish could be 15 Qxf6 Rg8 16 Bg5! KI8 17 Qe7 Kg7 18 BI6 Kh6 19 BxeS Rge8 20 Qh4 mate. Thus Black must sac a piece by 14 0-0-0 15 Nxh3 Nd7. with insufficient compensation. Kxd7 9 Nf3 h6 10Bd2Ke8lf 10.

c6 1 10-0-0 Qb6 12 Qd3, White threatens 13 Bf4. attacking d6. 11 0-0-0 Be6 12 e4 c6 13 Qd3 Ng4 14 Qo2 Black should try 14 BI6. hoping for 15 Bf4? Bxc3 16 bxc3 Oa5. 15 NdS Bxd5 16 exdS KI8 17 h3 Nf6 Worse is 17 Ne5 18 Nxe5 dxe5 19 Bc3, with 12-14 to follow.

18 Rha1 Ng8 19 h4 Qd8 20 g4l? As 20 Bxh4 2 1 Nxh4 Qxh4 22 Bc3 Rh7 23 Qf3 sots up 24 Re6. 06 21 g6 bB 22 Qs4 Qd7 After 22 hxg5 23 hxg5. White will seize the h-filo. 23 h6l Breakthrough! hxgS Or 23 gxh5 24 Bc3 16 25 Nh4 Re8 26 Ng6 Kg7 21 Nxe7! Rxe7 28 gxf6. 24 hxg6 15 25 Qc2 Next 26 Re6 will sneak behind enemy lines.

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Despite the occasional violence, Jon Shaughncssy, president of the Westside Residents an organization representing 150 families in the neighborhood, said many of the critics are guilty of stereotyping those who use the park. "People go to the park, and when they don't see people there who are their age or from their social class, they tend to avoid the park," he said. "They may walk past the park and see a group of young Latino LIFETIME STEEL BED I IN SETS ONLY FRAMES ALSO CHIHO PEDIC At TREMENDOUS SAVINCSI TleHAWIlK.I DEE Minm paw: mw wail mnii7-iiM Mmmviau aEMua a tnnm-mu MT.lM SW.11-S MM.1S-S TKS.1M RIS I.TDM 1AYAWAV tOIK NIQIIOIfVII uvnL RHMi jkp So no imTWT IASY DIhCCIKMS MuM KING CAW CHECK vtu CASV OtfKCriONS; From NabM Fv. A. 00 WMtluMpMt NonrunM Av.

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