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1 IACINI RCXDAT BULLETIN Sunday, September SI, 1938 LAST DAY MONDAY "7 CDQ 0 D0 It's your Move ly RUSS KIME 7oa The 1958 Racine County Vooa Lakb(oL7(I (oL)(2)QalJ, 0 do chess championship opens tomorrow night at Douglas Park, with Rudy Kunz defending his title. Kunz has held the County and City, as well as Club Championship titles many times in the past. Jim Weidner Kenotha at MUw. B. Racine, bye Nee.

la Racine at Beloit Waukegao at Mil. Bo. Kenoiha, bye Dee. 1 Mil. Bo.

it Racine Waukeean at Kenoiha Beloll, bye reb. Waukeian at Racine Kenotha at Beloit Mil. bye March IS Racine at Kenosha Beloit at Milw. So. Waukegan, bye March Waukeean at Beloit Mil.

So. at Kenotha Racine, bye April It Beloit at Racine Mt)r. so. at Waukeiaa Kenotha, bye April Racine at Mllw. So.

Kenotha at Waukegan Beloit, bye FISCHER QUAUFIES A 4 finished second. John Oberg third, and Bernard Gill fourth In last year's event. Any player is eligible to enter the tour Mm nament, with the entry fee re mainine at 50c (25c for jun iors). Prizes will be awarded at i i i.iii- the conclusion of play. STATE SPEED TOURNAMENT Young Bobby Fischer lived Arpad Elo, Marquette mathematics instructor, finished with up to advance billing by be coming the youngest playe 6 wins and 1 loss in the State 10-second -tournament held in ever to reach the.

rank of In Milwaukee last Sunday, edg ternational Grandmaster by virtue of his qualifying for next year's 1 d's Candidates Tournament. Fischer finished ing out Charles Weldon on tie breaking points. Jerry Kras- cewski and Henry Meifert tied strong to tie for fifth place for third and fourth with 5 and claim one of the first sixth points each. John Olson fin places in the Potoroz Interzon ished highest among the five al tournament just concluded Fischer, who only last year said, "They shoulda made me a entrants from Racine, with 4l3 points. John Oberg, Herman Zierke, and Andy Mike from Racine all had 3 points and Larry Sommers finished with 2.

Grandmaster," when informed of his elevation to the rank of International Master, did an about face this time, comment CHESS BOOKS ing "It's nice to be a Grand Dover Publications has add master, but it won't help me play any better." Fischer has returned to the U. S. where he ed a new paper-bound series of books to its list of chess publications, and its first three books are real bargains for the is a junior in Brooklyn's Eras mus High School, and by his own admission, just an aver age student." Paul Benko, Hun chess player at less than $1.50 each. The first three volumes i are: "Hyper-modern Chess," "How to Force Checkmate," garian refugee now playing for the U. finished 4th, so the and "Reinfeld on the End U.

S. will have two representa tives in the field next year. SICILIAN DEFENSE De Grelf, Columbia Fitcher. V. White Black 1.

P-K4 BxN N-B K-Q3 R-K Game." league The Bi-Sfates League will resume play on October 5th with Milwaukee and Beloit represented this year. Des Plaines has dropped out. The schedule: Oct. Slf Rtctne Waukeitan Beloit at Kenotha MUt. So.

bye. Oct. II Kenotha at Ractna Mil. So. Beloit.

Weukegan, bye Nov. Beloit at Waukejan. 2. N-KB3 3. P-Q4 4.

NxP t. N-QB3 8. P-KB4 7. N-B3 I. B-Q3 I.

P-QR4 10. Cattlei 11. K-R 13. J-K 13. PxP 14.

Q-R4 Q-K2 NxN R-KB3 RxR P-R4 R-3 R-Q3 It. N-QJ 20. PxB 31. P-B4 22. QR-K 23.

P-R3 24. N-K4 25. QxN 26. R-B5 37. QxR 2.

P-QN3 2. R-KB 30. Q-N4 31. R-B5 33. BxR 33.

Q-K4 34. P-N3 3. B-R7ch P-QB4 P-Q3 PxP K-QB3 F-QR3 P-K4 Q-B3 QN-Q3 P-QN3 B-N3 P-N3 B-N3 PxP Castlet P-R3 P-KN4 PxB KR-4 R-KB3 RxR Q-B3 N-N3 N-K2 15N-KNS 1. N-R3 17. BxNP It.

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