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I Part II NOV. 1 6, 1 958 CilMfll BY ISAAC KASHDAN INTEHNATIONAl GRANDMASTER Addftn lltri Chest Editar, I A. Timet let Angeltt 53, Calif. GHESS jjf BOTH STORES OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8 A.M. TO 9 F.M.

SUNDAY ALL DAY Nov. H. 1SI TIMES PROBLEM 3015 BV H. AhofS BLACK RIYISE, YARMAK WIN IN SO. CALIF.

CHESS Winning their fmal-r pames. living Rivise and Saul Yarmak lied for first with scores of 7-1 in the Southern 1 (i))Tf en 1 4 California Championship Tour- Santa (and who isn't) buys his loot at Hacker. And that nament contested at the Herman Steiner Chess Club, 108 Formosa Ave. Rivise defeated Morris Gordon in oS moves with the Black side of a N'imzo-Inclian defence He won a pawn quite early but had to battle to maintain his advantage in a close finish. Ri-jvise did not lose a same in the tournament, drawing two against James Barry and Leslie Simon.

Y'armak, who lost only to Ri-vise and won seven games out-i right, scored over Gordon Palm i i 2 4k- 1 "jingle, jingle" is money WHITE 10 White matts in two. TIMES PROBLEM 301 By C. Bilfinaer BLACK I you save! I s-m! I er in the last round. Third and fourth prizes were shared by Simon and Joe Mego, who tal-, lied 51.2-21.-i. The four leaders have qualified to compete in the California State Chess Championship, which will be held in San Francisco over the Thanksgiving week end.

Ray JIartin. who had been one of the early favorites, finished tied for fifth with Palmer at 5-2. Grouped at were Sven Almgren. Barry, Hyman, and Morris Gordon, George1 Soules and Ralph Syvertsen. Following are last week's re-j suits and games from the tour-! ffT'-Kfl WWS-i.

iX-jjuii 'sLitA 55 i S3 WHITE 7 White mates in three. A fine key and imeNpected rliae-onal mates are hishlishts of 3015 nament: ROUND EIGHT Palmer 0 Yar- One clever defense must be seen tor tun creou me three-mover niak 3: M. Cordon 0, Rivise 1 Meeo'l, Almffren 0: H. Gordon 0.1 SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 3011: N-K7 Simon 1: Milnpr 0. Martin 1: soules 1.

Fries 0: Villanuea 'r. Bean Barry 1, Robinson 0: Syvertsen 1. Hamvnan Thompson 0. Standers 1: Johnson 1, Hufnagel 0: Mikas 1. Cunningham Gibbs 0.

Burke 1. 53LUTION TO PROBLEV 30i2: 0-B2 Threat, 2 P-Q4ch; it PxBP. 2 PxPch. SOLVERS' LIST Five points V. S.

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