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lag Snfff If ntf BY ISAAC KASHDAN INTRNATIONAI OtANDMAfTH CHESS HHn as Cheae Uiw. LA. lasae tae AjiiIw Cslii. CHESS GSOTJPS DEIVE FOB UATEA3I FUNDS Tht American Chest Founda its TIMES PROBLEM tfft Br N. Meniuro LACK I I sAoQO and the United States Chess Federation have com ffl bined forces In the drive for funds required to send an American team to the Interna tional Team Tournament at Munich, Germany, Sept 29 to life mm vex.

3. A minimum of $5000 Is need IB ed for expenses for the six players making up the team. With top sponsorship and an Intensive campaign in ail parts of the country, the goal should be reached and If possible ex IT i ceeded. WHITE White metes in two. TIMES PROBLEM 871 By F.

Bethae BLACK may be a (difference of opinion Jerry Spann, president of the USCF, Is one of the prime movers of the drive and most active individual in the organ a1 1 about the new Sack Look in fashions these lzational work. He Is visiting ff '-''i-r dayj Dut re 5 complete agreement and AlVJlX i abbroval when' it-mme tr. a tack full nf days but there's complete agreement and various cities to make personal appeals for the team fund. Spann will be In Los Angeles Thursday, July 24, to preside at an unusually Interesting $7AM ig 'H "pecy- wheni it's topped off with plenty of those famous Green Stamps. Yep, it's tht finest Immmmitmi- CO! El nr fttesWssaV WbA 1 H-O'Cltr looking sack in town containing event being staged at Roman-, oil's restaurant, 140 Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills.

Larry Evans, who Is likely to be one of the American team, will play simultaneous chess against a large group. Also on the program will be the first showing of a special UP A car-; toon devoted to chess, written the finest values, Why don't you try a sackful and see for WHITE 3 and scored Dy uiaries rienaer- Whit mat In tfirt. son. Our croblem todav ire Admission to this event will weishU and not too difficult. Good be $2 for those who wish to key and accurst play in 2977.

The threat must seen In 2978. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 2973: P-B4 SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 2974: 0-B4 V1' L' play and $1 for spectators. The entire receipts will go to the team fund. As the number of players may be limited, anyone Omm I I Threat, 1 Q-B3ch; P-K5, 2 Q-KSch; Wishing to take a board should SOLVERS' LIST register In advance by calling! Mrs. Lyn Henderson at PIt volnts F.

Aka. J. C. Beav er, C. Creasweu, D.

L. Glbeon, W. H. Griffith, W. W.

Irwin. J. Kauf CR. 6-3029. STEVEN MEMORIAL '11 -I man, W.

Moore, M. Moms, K. Penter. J. E.

Serleht. h. Zatyko. Three aointa M. Rosen.

Two nointa The George Steven Memorial Lowe, N. Lesser, G. G. Teijoo, G. R.

Tureeon. L. A. Victor. J.

P. 1 Tournament, sponsored by thej Walah. One point O. R. Bond, B.

Glsh, R. C. Nicklea. Santa Monica Bay uness uud, attracted 16 of the leading mas ters and experts of the Los An Libby's fresh frozen NYU: Arthur Feuersteln geles area. CCNY: Anthony F.

Saidy, Ford- fl nam, and Kobert oobel of the Eight rounds will be played on Wednesday evenings, using Swiss system pairings. Walter University of Pennsylvania. Abel Is the tournament direc tor. FISCHER IN MOSCOW Bobby Fischer, 15-year-old Following are the first-round American chess champion. Is results and two of the games: in Moscow but not exactly on I.

RIvIm 1, J. Kllnger Soules schedule. In fact, he was not due to arrive until July 20, k. itosi simon 1, js. book S.

Almgren 1, R. Harshbarger 0: J. Jaffray 0, R. Hamman G. van Deene 0, G.

Palmer A. Kempner when he was invited for a two-i 1 II I i week round of exhibition a. seuzer i. matches. ENGLISH OPENINO This does not bother Bobby SoulM Whit at all, although his hosts are 1-P-QB4 9-N-QB1 having difficulty in extending Ready to bake his visa, according to a report IT1 from the New York Times, J-P-04 4- P-Qi 5- P-K4 -B-Kl 7-B-N5 S-B-K Bobby shows up daily at the 8-INCH Sn hri? central cness ciuo in Moscow -P-KN4 It ana Knocks on so games or more in three or four hours SHE 10- B-B1 11- P-N5 U-BxP M-BxN every morning.

One Russian official stated. mm Crosj Soulei Crost Black Whit Black N-KB3 14-P-KR4 K-N2 P-Q3 1S-P-R5 R-R P-K4 l-PxP RxR P-KN3 17-BxR PxP B-N2 1S-N-BJ Q-R4 0-0 1WC-02 B-N5 P-KR3 20-K-B2 R-R 2I-Q-K2 QxBI N-B4 22-RxQ RxR P-QR4 23-N-QN NxPI PxP 24-ON-Ol N-B4 0-Q2 Resigns BxB BLACKMAR GAMBIT Palmer Van Dnt Palmar Black Whit Black P-04 15-B-B2 Q-R7 PxP 16-N-K3 0-0 N-KB3 17-Q-Q1 Q-B5 PxP I8-B-N Q-Nch B-B4 19-K-K2 N-QJ P-K3 20-R-KS RxR B-K2 21-KxR R-Bch B-N3 22-B-B2 Q-BS P-B3 23-P-B3 N-B3 P-KR3 24-0-K2 N-KS PxN 25-BxN QxB N-04 26-K-N R-B4 BxPch 27-Q-B2 RxN QxRch Resigns "We have to throw him out every afternoon so he can get some sunshine. We don't know -p Whit l-P-04 S-P-K4 J-N-QBI 4-P-B3 1-NxP what to do with him, but he's a wonderful boy." Bobby explained. "I like to P. 3 pi t-B-KNS 7-N-KS play.

I want to play against the (-P-KN4 oest tney have. Their style gets J0-P-KR4 me. That's why I came here." 11- NXB 12- B-K1 13- NxN 14- RxB Latest reports are that Bobby has been winning about 60 of his games. REPRINTS BY REINFELD Dover Publications are issu BOROCHOW, 80ULES DRAW, STILL TIED IX TOURNEY Harry Borochow and George Soules, the two leaders In the ing a series of low-cost reprints of chess books. They are paper special 40-40 tournament of the WE GIVE P7 TV! I STAMPS Always trad where you set fh't ign 1 -Herman sterner Chess Club, covered Dut wen printed on good stock.

Two books authored were paired together In the by Fred Reinfeld are available fifth round. A draw left them at 91.25 each. still tied at with the THE END-GAME IN CHESS final round to be completed. has quite a number of Interest In a triple tie for third at 4-1 are J. Barry, R.

Hamman and A. Mllcas. L. Frankenstein ing and Instructive positions all carefully analyzed in Rein jf WiljJ and S. Sholomson, with 3V4 feia's best style.

The arrangement is not by type of ending are also in the running for (in fact, many of the positions the prizes. couia better be described as Following are the fifth-round middle games) but in accord details: ance with principles involved. The following position is taken from the book, with Reln- Svcct, juicy, red ripo feia preliminary comment: MARSHALL sLmJ ILJ LiJ i iitf i 3 fit! Ill (g PER LB. flt sriuijm jpl a 'Ul iMM G. Rubin 1.

T. Loera H. Loera Vi. D. War A.

Mllcas 1, H. Ro- Soaln R. Kogan 0, R. Hamman Barry 1, M. Kahl 0: H.

Borochow Mi, G. Soules M. Kerllene-vlch 0, L. Frankenstein J. Hunt G.

Gorten R. Glsh 1. R. Hal- ern Klaus 0, R. Selden A.

ates 0, J. Jaffray S. Sholomson 1, M. Gordon D. Lull W.

Wheeler James Barry will lecture on Chess Dynamics at the Steiner Club, 108 Formosa at 8 p.m. Wednesday. EXPERT CANDIDATES A. Carpenter is in sole possession of the lead with a 3-0 score in the east section of the Expert Candidates Tournament. This section is scheduled Wednesday at the I Li AJ I Rath Black Hawk Mil Fresh, Eastern corn-fed, meaty fit LJ itLL nj3 ID City Terrace Chess Club, 3875 LARGE SiZE City Terrace Drive.

MABOCZY Can Black posalbly winT It docs IADSA8E um Brown Serve in 4 Minvies Tied for second with 2V4-1V4 are E. Amdon and N. Hultgren. The next position, with 2-1, is not aeem so, ior wane lis Das a protected passed JP, White's QRP seems even more formidable for snared Dy six players, u. Bar tt is an outside passed pawn and rett, R.

Hagedorn, H. Rader, 111 therefore have to be watched w. Smith, (J. Thompson careiuuy LEAH, MEATY PORK STEAKS tS and u. young.

In the west section, which Is played Monday evenings at There is only on way In which Black can hope to accomplish something: namely, by aimplifylna; into a kins and pawn ending with NxP. But tlila course seems very risky In view of the dangerous the Santa Monica Bay Chess Club, Lincoln Park, Santa Mon cnaracier or wnite wkt. Yet the win Is there, ritw to circumstance which might easily pass unnoticed: the unprotected ilr Advertised speciali good 3 DAYS Monday, Tuesday Wednesday July 7, 8 and 9 state oi wnite KNr, mis turns a orobable draw into a win for Black but bear in mind that the end ing must be calculated to hair! 8-OUNCE PACKAGE P-B6 P-B7 P-0chl P-B8IQ) 50-P-R7 51K-KJ 52K-0? 5J-P-RKQI S4-aQch Rtsisn NPI P-B5ch PxNch K-KSI K-Ka K-B7I KP PBS 41- 42- NxN 43- K-B1 M-KXP 4S-K-BI 44- K-0 7-P-R 4P-QRS Q-N7ch KxQ The second book is HOW TO FORCE CHECKMATE. There are 300 diagrams from actual aMlplMPt games in which checkmate can be administered in one, two or tnree moves. ica, first place is shared by L.

'Karris and P. Wrangell with 3-0 scores. R. Harshbarger Is second with 2W-V4, followed by a group with 2-1: J. Jaffray, A.

Kempner, A. Mlchaelson and 0. Palmer. Following are the details of last week's play: EAST SECTION A. Carpenter 1, W.

Smith N. Hultgren H. Rader L. Schlff 0, E. Amdon G.

Barrett 1, J. Apple J. Zlzria 1, H. Mann S. Mann 0, R.

Hagedorn 1. Forth 1. O. Eru H. Arbltter 0, J.

Hamilton B. Ponce 0, D. Younf L. G. Thompson 1, F.

Hae-Ser P. Klaus, by. WEST SECTION 8. Sllven 0, 0. Palmer P.

Wrangell 1, A. Mlchaelson Harris 1, J. Jaffray R. HarshbarRer 1, Dr. Collins R.

Mlze 1, S. Lewis B. Mints 0, A. Kempner Dr. Bullockus 1, G.

Bturges 0: E. Banhagel 1, 8. Stur- es 0: A. Cherestes 1, G. Olson 0: S.

reyfua vs. V. D. Plas, adjourned. U.S.

SENDS STUDENT TEAM For once the United States will be represented in International chess tournaments this summer. A team of our leading collegians are In Varna, Bulgaria, to compete In the world students' chess championship. The team Li headed by William Lombardy of CCNY, world iunior champion. The other when the reader gets A- through, he will have seen Prac tically every conceivable form of mating position. Whether tnis will help him to achieve i in smjiv- such positions In his own play is anotner 71 JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP NIMZO-INDIAN DEFENSB Hallwod LembarsV Hallered U.S.A.

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