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-THE PRESS DEMOCP AT, SUNDAY, DFCEMBFTl 28, 1947- -SANTA HOSA, CALIFORNIA- With the World's Blindfold Champion CHESS CHATS By GEORGE KOLTANOWSKI ft WM WHO1'! ft. CAN YOU SOLVE THIS? Problem No. 13 By GEORGE KOLTANOWSKI 1 tm mis w. mm -PAGE 8- won all six in one hour and twenty minutes. Here follows a game from the Miami blindfold exhibition: White: G.

Koltanowski. Black: board 1 (4 in consultation)." Max Lange 1. P-K4 P-K4 10. Q-K3 N-QB7 2. N-KB3 N-QB3 11.

QxN NxR 3. B-B4 N-B3 12. PxP B-K3 4. Castles B-B4 1 13. BxB PxB 5.

P-04 BxP 14. QxNP R-QB1 6. NxJ3 NxN 15. PxP! R-KB1 7. PxB4 P-Q3 16.

Q-B6ch Q-Q2 8. P-B3 B-N5 17. RxRch KxR 9. Q-Q2 NxP 18. QxQ Resigns If they had read "Practical Chess" they would not have fallen into this trap.

Happy New Year and best wishes to all! In one of my exhibitions in Miami, I played 28 games and won 25, drew 2 and lost 1. Dr. Drexel, champion of Florida was one of the players who drew. Here follows the game: White Koltanowski, Black tm Fi yi W5 GW mm. vx? White to play and mate in two moves.

1 Jjrexei. French 1. P-K4 P-K3 2. P-4P-Q4 3. PxP PxP 4.

B-Q3 N-KB3 5. N-K2 P-B4 6. PxP BxP The results of this month's competition for book prizes will not appear until Sunday, January 11. More Results of Tour My results in Venezuela, South America, were as follows: Caracas Exhibitions First 15 3 Second 32 9 2 Third 59 1 Fourth (blindfold) 7 1 Fifth (blindfold) 6 1 Sixth (with clocks) 7 2 Valencia (blindfold) 6 2 From there to Puerto Rico: San Juan (Blindfold) 5 2 1 Ponce (blindfold) 7 1 That was on December 15 and on the 16th I played again in Miami 6 games blindfold and The WHITE HOUSE For The Prettiest Dresses! Ring out the old, ring in the new and look your loveliest while you do. Wear an entrancing new-length frock, or an effective dinner dress fashioned in the grand manner.

Our fashions dedicate themselves to helping you welcome 1948 beautifully. Defense 21. RxR B-K3 22. N(K2)-Q4 NxN 23. NxN BxP 24.

NxP B-K3 25. N-N3 B-K2 26. N-K4 B-KB4 27. N-B5 P-QN3 28. N-Q3 R-Ql 29.

N-N2 R-QB1 30. B-Q4 P-QN4 31. N-Q3 R-KB1 32. K-Nl BxN 33. RxB R-Ql 34.

R-N3 P-Q4 35. R-N4 R-Q4 36. K-B2 G-B2 37. R-K4 B-Q3 38. P-N4 P-KR4 39.

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