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LOS AM, I TIMI.S B14 St SDAV. I WO M) By JACK PETERS INTERNATIONAL MASTER CHESS 8 flF 7 4 i 6 4 4 4 '1 5 ft' ft ft t5 3 '1 fftl 2 Ih 1 111 14'. and While hurie-l oxd4 26 Bxf5 dxo3l Avoiding 2li gl! 21 Nd4' Hd4 2MIMI 27 Bg4 Oxf2f Despite tune trouble. W.i finds the learest path In vie lory The tempting 71 lib 28 Me-2 (JiI2 r. foiled by 7'.) Oxe2 30 IMHt HxIbVll 28Rxf2Rxf2 29 Kxf2 Qh4fl 30 Qg3 Certainly not 30 Kgl because 30 Bd4t" 31 KM 012 mates And 30 Kl 1 lets Black snatch a pawn by 30 ()xb2 Qf6f 31 Kgl Qxb2 32 No1 Worse are 32 )t: Oe I and 32 Of2 Oelf 33 Ofl Bd4f 33 Kh1 Qf2 Forcing a simple endgame 34 Qxf2 Bxf2 35 Nc2 Kg7 White can do nothing against tho advance of Black's King 36 Bo2 Kf6 37 e3t.

White Resigns. IM Peters Longren, Southern California Open, Commerce 1990: 1 e4 c5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 d4 cxd4 4 Nxd4 06 5 Nc3 a6 The reliable Tamianov Sicilian 6 Be3 Nf6 7 Bd3 d6 Transposing to a Schevemn gen formation Black can also try Qc and Bh4 8 (4 Qc7 9 Of 3 Bd7 10 0-0-0 Inviting 10 Nxd4 11 Bxd4 o5 1 f.eb d-S 13 (M i or IM 1 1 () H-dl exf(, Bo7 11 Rhgl 0 Siik id.il Mn- slrne'in bb h4. by Oueens.de 12 g4 While will overwhelm Hlat on the Kingsrd" Fhe firsr thieat is 13 gb Nell 14 Ohb. lahng aim at Nxd4 Peihap-; 12 13 'I1' Nbb r. tougfiesl 13 I ngn al.

bul inadequate AgarnsI 13 Hcb MqbNrt. I considered lb Ndb" exrlb Hi edb. when lb Hhb' allows male by 1 Hvhti Kxh IH Ohhf KgH Bxg' Kvg 20()h(if KgM2lg(i 14g5laxd4inru.fi, as 14 N'j4 IbNdbOdM lb Hhfi loses at once 15 gxf6Bxf6 0r lb dxc3 IH INgf Kb!) 1 Hxlif Kxh 18 (Jhbf, mating 16 Nd5 Qd8 1 7 51 dxe5 Black still has no choice If 1 Hli4. then 18 Bxhf Kxh Ohbf Ki)8 20 Hxgf Kxr) 21 Rglf soon mates 18 Bxh7I Kxh7 19 Qh5f Kg8 20 fxe5 Bxe5 No belter are 20 Be 21 Rxgt anil 20 Bg4 21 Nxllifi (Jxtli 22Mxg4 0nG23nd(l()G24Hh4 21 Qxe5 f6 22 No7f Kf7 23 QdBf easiest, as 23 KeH 24 Rdel wraps it up BoG 24 Rxg7fl Kxg7 25 Qxe6, Black Resigns. ludi' I 7 MKi.

12 N7 lhre.lrriin Id Ii.imi; lir. b.i( w.ird rl p.iwM by I 13 Bf3 Bb7 14 No3 g6I While h.r. thwarted df hul MJ.K.k will gut liy (7 lb 15 0-OBg7 16 a4 points mil thai IC ()d3 lb 1 Mr) I losns In I fib' IH oxdh i4 Hl.u.k can prepare Ibis, thrust wilb Hi Ix.t1 lOx.i4KhH 17, axb5 After lexfbe4 1HHo2gxl! 14, Jl.n.k's pawn mller will shatter axb5 Not eating for 1 IHhxafiextt ()l3f Khfl 70 Oxb 18 Rxa8 Dxa8 19 Qb3f? Critical is exl!) o4 20 fle2 gxfb 21 M', hoping for and He o3 (14 Kh8 20 The ugly 20 oxfb Bxf3 2 1 gxl3 gxfb 22 Ndb may suivive fxo4 21 Bg4 Bc6 Stopping 22 (d 22 Qb3 d5 23 Nc2 NfG 24 Bo3? Provoking an avalanche of pawns Instead, 24 Hdl sets the trap 24 d4' 25 cxd4 exd-1 2G Bxfb gxfb 2 Nxd4 Uxd4 28 Ue3 However, Black meets 24 Rdl strongly by 24 (h4 or by 24 OfG 25 Bx(5 (not N4 Nd4i 2G cxd4 Oxf2) gxfb 2G Nb4 d4 d4l 25 cxd4 Or 2b 8x15 2G cxd4 ters in the field of S4 players. The next SMflCC tournament, a seven rounder on Monday evenings, begins Sept. 10 in the Senior Citizens Recreation Center, M50 Ocean Ave.

in Santa Monica. For information, call Handy llnuu.li at (818) 282-412 or Ben Nothorcot at (213) 455-104. The 43-player Arcadia Summer Swiss was won by Robert Goldberg, 5 Top Class Albert Tom had 5-1. Ronald IJvaudais, Hue Loo, Jeff Schroe-der, and David Tom shared the prize, Roilly Moss and Lyle Weideman split the prize, Higinio Garcia was top and Lee Chuan was best unrated. The Arcadia Chess Club, which meets to 1 1 p.m.

Mondays in tho Senior Citizens Building, 405 S. Santa Anita Ave. in Arcadia, will host tho Istvanyi Memorial, a six-round tournament, on Montlays boqinning Sept. 10. Call Fred Brock at (818) 331-1638.

Tho Ventura County Choss Club, which moots p.m. Tuesdays in tho Financial Plaza Hilton in Oxnard, has begun Choss for Relaxation, a five-round tournament. Lato entrants aro wolcomo. For information, call Irv Boson at (805) 644-5050. Tho club's Summer Choss tournamont attracted 23 players.

Prizewinners were Ray Datuin, Vincent Diglio, Bruco Campbell, Michael Panopoulos, Marty Adlin, Cliff Oalton, and David Ackerman. Kon Garvor and Johnnie Souza won Victor Volloy Choss Assn. quads, and Carl Matthows and organizer Stovo Bradley tied for first in anothor. TODAYJS GAMES Hughos IM Silmon, Southorn California Opon, Commorco 1990: 1 o4 c5 2 Nf3 NcG 3 d4 cxd4 4 Nxd4 oG 5 Nb5 d6 Silman, who is writing a hook on this opening, calls it the "Improved Svoshnikov." 6 N1c3 White; has experimented with c4 and IM. too nG 7 Na3 bS 8 NdG Bo7 flying lor moro than 8 NIG i) Bg5, which transposes to normal linos of the Svor.hnikov Sicilian 9 c3 NfG 10 NxfGf Dxf6 11 Nc2 0-0 12 Bo2 Alternatives in- last fivo.

Tho decisive (inrne of tho tournamont was Ivanov's ftfth-rountl win ovor top-rated IM Joromy Silman. Next at 5-1 worn Burt Izumikawa, Paul Koploy, Miko Slovak, and top tin-dor-2300's Steven Ross and Nicholas Schoonmakor. Joso Casillns, Richard Mattorn, and Potor Walsh scorod 1V to sliaro undor-2200 honors, whilo Tracy Gray and Colotto McGruder split tho under-2000 prio with 3V5-2V' scoros. Tho Santa Monica Bay Choss Club won a plaque for having the best total score by four club members. Tom Jarrell, Jeremy Martin, and William Waddoll tied for first at BVi-Vi in tho Reserve (under 1800) section.

Ten-year old Jonathan Goldfarb took the prize witli fine 5-1 scoto. Daniol Castro and Julio Ramirez tied for top under-1400, and Philip Nabours was best unrated. Kon Su Shim won all four games to win tho Boostor Open. Mai Fairchild and Tim Ottman wero next at 3-1. LOCAL NEWS Tho Southorn California Senior Choss Championship, a four-round tournament open to players over ago GO, takes place Sept.

15-16 at tho Senior Center, 1 15 E. 4th St. in Long Beach. Tho Long Beach September Quads will bo held at tho same sito on Sept. 1 5 only.

For information, call Lou Foch at (213) 434-3736. Antelope Valley Chess wilt run five-round tournament on Sept. 15 at Nancy Cory Elementary School, 3540 W. Avo-nuo K-4 in Lancaster. Anyono under ago 13 may enter.

For moro information, call Daa VanDorslico at (619) 762-6279 or Matt Mahowald at (805) 275-5306. Calvin Powoll won tho Lato Summer tournament at tho Santa Monica Bay Choss Club, scoring 6-1. Ofor Nadlor, Bon Nelhorcot, and Simon Kogan wore next at 5 V4-1 Vi. There were eight mas- KITCHEN THE RESPECTED NAME Let our cabinet refacing experts give your kitchen a bright new look using your existing Select from a wonderful choice of designs, colors, and woodgrains in formica or oak work is prepared in our factory and fully guaranteed. design ideas and estimates! FOR SHOP AT HOME SERVICE CAIL: (818) 994-2180 (213) 286-0984 (714) 680-0177 IN All our OPEN TO THE PUBLIC HOURS Friday 10-8, Sat.

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OPIEIM TO TTMIS PUJJBMC abcdefgh Soptombor 9, 1990 Position "5079: Wlnli; to pl.iy win I roni Ihi; i.inu! Ohicli.irv.ori Hofhm. Hk Solution to Position "5078: Hl.n.k out ,) by 1 2 IM If A Kxf I Nttff I STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Thnro worn 261 playors in tho Southorn California Opon Inst weekend in Commerce. That is tho host turnout for thrs Southorn California Chess Federation's opnn stato championship since Ihn event in Anahnim, which drew 280. In addition, 20 nowcomors to choss competed in tho SCCF Boostor Opon. Pnrhaps tournamont attnndanco has rnhoundod from its yearlong slump.

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