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24 a THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 9, 1955 ment and commonsense may be! help, of eourse. Be In a good required at home and at work or 'mood, seek Divine guidance. Thirp with others now. Don't be upset of ways to aid those less fortunate. Findings Presented in Today 's Horoscope or disturbed easily.

You can be helpful and be helped, too. JANUARY 1 to FEBRUARY 29 (Aquarius) A day to try out your best talents, for your own and your Look in the section in which your birthday comes and find Iday. Start the day right by atr results this Sunday. Heed your I You may have to tone down a tooicises and outdoor activities are all NOVEMBER 23 to DECEMBER 22 (Sagittarius) Look pleasantly edification; to benefit exuberant attitude now. Some sponsored.

matters have need of your calm SEPTEMBER 24 to OCTOBER judgment plus patience; you are 23 (Libra) Advice to Taurus and very helpful when serene and i Gemini pertinent to your sector. I ahead as you pray for good coun-joers oy your miti uu sel and right direction in ail ttiatDont De stUDDorn. thinking things out calmly; you do. Assist where you can; also think of your own health, needs. tending church services.

APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (Taurus) A good outlook for wholesome activities, social and charitable affairs; also for healthy sports and the arts. But do not overstrain or worry. Do things in the order of their importance and be happy. MAY 21 to JUNE 21 (Gemini) Avoid extremes and maintain an even, yet productive, pace for best conscience and spiritual needs. You clever, bright folks can be an assets to any group when natural, agreeable.

JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer) Read Taurus. If you avoid worry and irritability, you can have a pleasant and time. Essential matters, home interests highly favored. JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Leo) what your outlook ing to the stars. Sunday, Jan.

1955 By FRANCES DRAKE MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) Some serious thought about the months ahead and how best to hande your affairs generally won't be amiss during the quiet of to- FEBRUARY 21 to MARCH 29 (Pisces) Keep to the wise pattern you set for today rather than deviate too much and perhaps This can be a happy Sunday. Do not- neglect- seemingly "small" matters that may be consonant with your family's happiness and welfare. DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21 happy day is possible. AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER 23 (Virgo) Fortunate influences for most endeavors. Church services, prayer, at home; charity; useful social matters, also healthy exer- Chess Plays arid Players By BILL RUTH IESSIKG KOSENWAI.D INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT he final round ol the lssln J.

Rosen wald Invitational Tournament was held in York the Chess Club 'on fcunday afternoon, Jan. 2. Winning first place laurels, was 'Sammy Reshevslcy, the most highly ranKed player the world, ii of the Iron Curtain. Reshevslcy won the tournament just completed with the score of seven wins, three draws and one loss. His defeat came at the janos of Arthur Blsffuier, present United fctates champion.

He went through the first round of this double round event with, a score of 4Ji to li. started slowly, practically losing f'1 chances of winning by losing 3i out of the first five games played. Art is still a 4 young man. He plays chess more as a game than a business and we have never sern -I him show the least sign of temperrnent. He is a good player a great player as witness his come-feaelc In the final round.

He iu-Plicated Reshevsky's feat of the first round by winning 4 "i out of the final five games. rs Kramer, a student at the Univer-, jity of Pennsylvania and now a resident of I Philadelphia, finished last but considering nlsjaclc of practice George Just finished a hitch In the army he has nothing to be ashamed of. His score rtjiiniv iiux nnt (Capricorn) Today's influences! spoil what can be a gratifying. Start day witii OCTOBER 24 to NOVEMBER are generous, Indicative or action uruiuui bunaay, (Scorpio) Your keenest judg-'and accomplishment with your'prayer and you cannot miss. I -SHOP OURVALUE-PACKED 5TH FLOOR AND WILLOW GROVE MONDAY 9 as5d K.

-y I -rr, uiu.imwtujw juuni.1. julu. i -ryr' -ii nyiwmni nJL. uu mwmmi-, -ji jwir reflect hts ability but Is rather the result or his long layoff. Our prediction be will Show better next time out.

'Jimmy' Sherwin, who was an eleventh hour entry, taking the place of Robert Byrne who was unable to compete, started well, scoring three out of the first five game only to go to piece In the final half i losing five straight games. Jimmy Is another P'ayer with the necessary knowledge and ability to finish at the top but he has never tet 'earned to husband his time. There is fiardiv game where he does not eventually face the bugaboo of time difficulty. This is hard to understand as he Is a terrific rapid transit performer but the fact- remains that lie is not yet able to regulate his play to tne slower tempo of- tournament chess. Larry Evans, who Is seriously considering making chess his has everything necessary for success.

He is a fighter with 5 plenty of skill and the knowledge to back It up. He also has the patience and tenacity required for prolonged contests. His dogged perseverance paia off In the final round when he defeated Donald Byrne la a struggle that las'ed over 6 hours. Donald Byrne, who made the best score I 4 DIG REASONS WHY lor ine united states in their recent match against Russia 3 to 1) played a onsis- tently steady game to finish with five wins. He had an even seore against each of the other contestants.

Donald and hi brother, Robert, are two of America's outstanding young masters. No account of this tournament would be eomplete without giving credit to the men whose efforts made this an outstanding event. Lessing J. Rosenwa'd. a resident of Jenkm-town, presented a beautiful trophy to the winner.

He also active in promoting and organizing this tournament. To our mind, the trophy, bearing his name will be long a tribute to his interest in and support of our royal game. However Mr. Rosen wald must share honors In this resepct with Alexander Bisno of Beverly Hills, California, Jose M. Calderon i and Maurice J.

Kasoer. both of New York THOUSANDS OF DELAWARE vf.A.dA City. They made a swell team and we hope tiiui. mis lournment is continued an annual event. The final standings are aa 1.

Samuel Reshevsky 7 '3 2'z 2. Larry Evans 1 6 3 4 3. Arthur isisguier 4. Donald Byrne 5. James Snerwin.

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Black: WHITAKEB 1. P-54 P-Q4 6. B-Q3 B-N2 2. P-K3 P-QB4 7. Q-B3? P-QR3 3.

P-QB3 N-2 8. P-KN4? P-K3 4. P-KB4U KN-B3 9. N-K2? P-K4! 5. M-Q2.

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Of course it white should play QxN NxP with the double attack on the queen and bishop would be decisive. QxQP would be followed by NxPK6. 11. O-O O-0 15. P-K4 PxP 12.

N-B4 -K2 13. Q-K2 P-B5 17. N-Q5 NxN 14. B-B2 N-N318. BxN BxP! Threatening BxPch either one)! If white clays 19.

PxB. then Q-B4ch. RxBP might have been tried at this point but there is actually no saving clause. The text Is virtual surrender. 19.

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PxB QxBcn i4. RXB i 21. N-B3 B-B4 25. R-K Q-B4 i 44-wmvwe- asjfeJh" v-sia B-Q6 26. -N3 N-B7ch 27.

K-N2 Relatively better would have been to resign. 27. N-Q6 29. QxN KS-E 28. B-R6 NxR-ch 30.

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