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42 Port DEC. 7, 1 953 lotf SnSClf mttt BY ISAAC KASHDAN INTERNATIONAL GRANDMASTER Aiirn lettwi to Chan Iditar, l.A. TimM loi Angelas 53, Calif. CHESS BAGBY TAKES TITLE AT SAN FRANCISCO Dtc. 7, TIMES PROBLEM 1031 By K.

M. Ptlleger BLACK give Santa your sock size be sure to specify 1 'a '4 i i WHITE I Whitt malei in two. TIMES PROBLEM 3021 By N. von Kony BLACK 4 i 1101 lea 'cisco won the California State, Chess Championship, scoring b-Ui in the tournament com-i pleted last week at the Mechan i ics" Institute Chess Club in Sarii Francisco. I Basby, a 55-year-old lawyer, has been a prominent figure in San Francisco chess for mote than 30 years.

He has had hisi share of successes, but this is the first time he has gained the coveted State title. In outscoring his opponents Bagby played sound, conservative chess, winning four games and drawing three. At no time; as he in real danger of losing. His drawn battles were against William Addison of San Francisco and Irving Rivise and Joe Mego of Los Angeles. Addison took second place with a 5-2 score.

He won four times, drew twice and lost only to Arthur Wang, a high school student from Berkeley. Despite his last-place finish, Wang 1 plaved enterprising chess and will no doubt be heard from in the future. Irving Rivise, California Open champion, was not in his Santa Barbara form and barely made the third place, with 4-3. Tied at 3W-3i were Joe Mego and Saul Yarmak of Los Angeles and Phil D. Smith of Fresno.

Gordon Palmer of Venice tied with Wang at Leslie Simon of Los Angeles, Who had qualified for the finals, did not appear. His earlier score of Vz-lVi was canceled. The tournament was directed awaaat masts asssife "i WHITE Whitt mates in three. The black knight defenses most of the variety in the well-constructed 3021. Stalemate is Black's best ally in 3022.

and It takes skillful plav to avoid it. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 3017: N-B5. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 3018: R-N6. Any, 2 KRxP. SOLVEKS' LIST Five points W.

S. Aaron, F. Aks ICS institute. A lull score iaQie)E. B.

Bacon. M. Chutorlan, J. V. Clark, C.

Cresswell. F. R. Dussu- is at the bottom of the column eux. W.

H. Griffith. N. J. Lomax Following are games from the event: M.

Masrid, J. Gotta. J. Haidostian, M. Margolis.

M. Morris, T. Mukaihata. v. L.

Rankel. J. Roper, S. Simcoe, H. J.

Tondreau, L. A. Victor. GRUNFELD DEFENSE BagbviMeso Black! White N-KB3il9-BxN Three points E. E.

Penter. Two nnint C. Foster. Mrs. W.

A. flprth. Baabv Black n.niL "iD, Gibson, Lesser, ri. w. scovel, Maj.

H. Triwtish, G. R. Turgeon. R.

06 5 L- Tur''. T- Willeiksen. One B-R3i point u. tjreen, j. it.

aionoiy, Sylvester. P-Q7 KK-B R-BS R(l)-B4 0-N4 Meoo White 1-P-Q4 S-P-OB4 3- N-GBJ 4- B-B4 5- P-K3 4-N-B3 7- B-K2 8- KNxP -0-0 10- NxN 11- B-B3 K-P-QN4 13-PxP U-B-N5 1S-N-KJ la-R-N 17-P-K4 1S-B-K3 RUY LOPEZ HI-BULK ORLON HOSE JfY 4' PHOENIX (5yi a JT HI-BULK ORLON "84" A I HI-BULK ORLON "84, A Yanofsky ReshevskviVanofsky Reshevskv P-KN3I20-N-B4 P-Q4 21-NxB 0-023-S-B3 P-B4I24-P-R3 PxQP 25-P-KN4 PxP 26-Q-R4 QxN 28-Q-N2 0-QR429-B-Q PxPe.o.l30-R-R P-K4j32-QxQ N-B3134-P-B4 GR-B 35-R-Q8 N-Q5 1 Resigns. Black White Black White Q-Q6 P-R3 bxnp PxQ K-B2 R-K4 RxB 1- P4 2- N-KBJ 3- B-N5 4- B-R4 5- O-O 4-R-K 7-B-N3 -P-B3 9-P-KR3 P-K4 27-RxR P-QR3j29-P-R4 N-B3 30-B-K3 0-0 33-P-N5 P-03 34-PxBP N-QR4 35-PXP P-B4I36-B-N5 Q-B2 37-Q-Q 10-B-B2 Wang Black 12-QN-Q2 B-Q2 38-PXP KR-KI39-R-OS QxR B-K2 R-Q 0-K3 K-B2 R-QN R-N2 BxNP PxP B-B P-N5 NxP NxB 0-B3 B-B4 B-Q5 RxR Q-N4 BxKP B-03 P-B! K-K3 K-Q2 KxQ K-B Mate. NIMZO-INDIAN DEFENSE Meoo Wang i Mego White Black! White 1-P-Q4 N-KB3I17-BXB J-P-OB4 P-K3 18-B-B2 3- N-OB3 B-N5jl9-N-N3 4- P-K3 0-0l20-K3 5- B-Q3 6- N-K2 P-B4 22-PxP 7- 0-0 S-KPxP N-B3 24-NXP! -B-N5 10- BxBP P-KR3'26-RxR 11- B-R4 12- R-B P-R3i28-QxQ 13.B-ON3 N-ONSI-R-R6ch 13-N-B P-QN4 15-PxKP R-B217-Q-B3 BxPllS-KN-N4 PxN 20-PxB K-R21-K-R2 QxR 22-R-R Q-KB5'23-P-N4 KxB 24-0-K3 K-N2 25-K-N PxP41-R-OS B-K3I42-RXP OR-Q i43-R-K7ch BXNI45-P-K5 R-Q2I4A-Q-K4 P-B5I47-P-N4 Q-Q48-Q-B3ch N-B3 49-Q-B6ch P-B351-Q-Qch B-B i N-N3 26-KXP! 14- ft-K 15- Q-03 R-R2 31-Q-Q4ch Resigns RESHEVSKV FIGHTS BACK Reshevskv. after a shaky start In the tournament, was determined to thic nna Ha -j ffarna anri stemmed to have thinps oKSihis way most of the first session.

n.tfui Then time pressure started. BxBSReshevsky saw a quick road in P-QR3iwith his Knight, and with his clock Q-B7itifkiiip awav hp rushed Into it. with NxQ 28 PxKP and 29 N-B4. The Knight not De captured and next was D.Q7 iN-KH. 14-NxN NXNt KING'S INDIAN DEFENSE Wans SmithtWang White BlacklWhite I- P-Q4 S-P-OB4 P-KN3I24-K-N 3- N-QB3 4- P-K4 P-Q3i26-KRxB 5- P-B3 P-K4127-N-B -P-Q5 7- B-K3 8- Q-Q2 Q-R5ch 30-R-K3 9- B-B2 Q-B531-N-Q2 10-B-K3 II- B-B2 Q-K2 33-N-K 12- 0-0-0 N-Q234-P-QN4 13- B-03 14- KN-KJ PxP3-K-B 15- NxP l-BxN 0-0 38-RxP 17- B-K3 P-QN4l39-NxR 18- P-B5 B-B4 40-R-O 19- P-B BxB41-RxP 20- PxB O-R5-42-P-06 21- 0-B2 N-B3 43-RxR 22- N-N3 N-NJ.

Resigns p.R3 What Reshevskv had not noticed R-B5 was that Black had N-B7ch as NxP threat if he played 31 NxQ. The N-Q7chi result was a gain of a pawn for i YanofsKy After tne adjournment the game DVMwas still complicated. KesnevsKv r-q fought back hard and found good nnany torcmg ex- Rxp changes which resulted in a draw. PxR KINGS INDIAN DEFENSE Reshevskv Yanofsky -Reshevsky Yanofsky Black 'White White U.S. CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP N-Q3 The Rosenwald Tournament for the U.S.

Chess Champion-j 1- P-Q4 2- P-QB4 3- N-OB3 4- P-K4 B-K2 4-N-B3 7-0-0 p-os 9-P-QN4 NxR RxN Q-Q3 OxP R-KB R-BS R-B2 P-R3 ship will be held at the Manhattan Chess Club in New York from Dec. 18 to Jan. 5. Bobby Fischer, 15-year-old grandmaster from Brooklyn and current titleholder, will at R-B4 B-B I0-B-R3 U-BxP 12- N-K 13- B-B3 B-N2 R-B2 P-K5 N-KB3 29-N-B4 P-KN3 30-N-K4 B-N231-QXN P-Q3 32-PxR 0-0 33-B-B3 P-K4 34-P-R3 N-B3 35-R-ON N-K2 36-0-K3 P-OR4 37-0-K2 PxP 38-R-K N-Q2 39-K-R2 P-KB4 40-K-R PxPi41-R-ON N-KB4142-R-N6 N-B343-BXB QxN 44-P-R4 B-02 45-RxRP N-05 4-0-Q B-B4 47-R-R8ch Q-N4 48-R-K8 BxB 49-RxRch N-B4 50-Q-Q4CH O-Q 51-K-N R-Ni(52-Q-C15cl P-B3153-K-B2 R-K54-K-K2 Q-B2'55-QxBP PxKP I Drawn 14- NxP 15- N-03 tempt to repeat his triumph of RxB 16-NxNch a vear ago. PxP R-N2 0-B3 Others on the invited list 17-B-K4 1B-P-QR4 19-P-RS K-N2 R-K2 who are expected to compete are Samuel Reshevskv, Paul OxR 20- R-K 21- K-R 22- RxB 23- B-Q2 24- R-N K-B2! Benko.

Arthur Bisguier, Don P-B4 K-N2 0-RSch 0-BS aid and Robert Byrne, Larry Evans, Charles Kalme, William 25-0-N 4 26-P-B4 P-K6 Lombardy, Edmar Medms 27-QR-K 21-PxKP James Sherwin and Raymond STEINER RAPID TRANSIT wemstem. ADAMS PLANNING TOUR Harry Borochow, R. Rupieks and S. Weinberger tied for first place with scores of SVi-lVi in Weaver W. Adams, former warm gift that'll warm his heart this 1 warm gift that'll warm his heart this U.S.

Open champion, is plan tne regular Tuesday evening 1 ning an exhibition tour of the country. His specialty is play rapid transit tournament at the Herman Steiner Chess Club, ing two games simultaneously 108 Formosa Ave. Play was with clocks, each on wall boards against any chosen opponents and explaining the reasons for his moves as player being allotted 10 min utes for the entire game. This was a change from the custom the games progress. I Christmas luxurious, cashmere-like socks of wonderful hi-bulk, soft-spun orlon in the classic II basketweave pattern.

Brown, navy, charcoal, powder I 1 jT blue, red, sandune, yellow. Sizes 1012-13, 1-50 I I Christmas luxurious, cashmere-like socks of wonderful hi-bulk, soft-spun orlon in the classic basketweave pattern. Brown, navy, charcoal, powder blue, red, sandune, yellow. Sizes 1012-13, 1.50 Any club or group interested in such a display can commu ary time limit of 10 seconds move in these tournaments. MUNICH TEAM TOURNAMENT KING'S INDIAN DEFENSE nicate with Adams at the East Orange Hotel, East Orange, N.J.

Botwinnik Lombardy Botwinnik Lombardy DALLAS BULLETINS Russia U.S.A. Russia U.S.A. At this time last year the Dallas International Masters Black White Black P-KN3I22-K-B2 N-0 B-N2i23-8-K2 N-N P-Q3I24-B-Q3 B-B2 P-K4 25-R-KN N-R4 White 1- P-0B4 2- P-K4 3- P-04 4- N-OB1 5- PxP 4- QxOch 7-B-Nich 5- O-O-OcH 9-B-K3 PXP 26-B-Q2 B-B Tournament was under way. This was the strongest such event in the United States in some 30 years. Eight of the KxO 27-B-K3 B-R3 Xt HI-BULK ORLON AND Fill his Christmas sock HI-BULK ORLON AND WOOL Fill his Christmas sock Etrongest players in the world competed in a double round with socks! For these good-looking socks make superb gifting they're styled with the hon-elastic top in lxl rib cling smoothly, never bind.

Brown, black, navy, powder blue, red, sundune, shell, yellow, white. Sizes lOlj-U, $1 Telephone and mail orders filled. MEN'S FURNISHINGS, 91-AIX 8 STORES 10-P-KN3 U-P-B4 12- P-KRJ 13- N-B3 P-B3 2S-R-B3 B-B N-02 29-ON-KI P-QN4 P-B3i30-PxP P-B4 K-B2i31-P-Nd? PxP K-N2 N-B2 33-N(K)-B3 N-QB3 B-R3I34-P-R3 KR-0 R-K35-B-OB N-N2 N-B34-K-N N-K3 PxPi37-B-B N(K)-05 robin. Daily bulletins were Issued 14-R-K during the tournament, con I5-R-R2 14- R-KB1 17-PxP 15- N-RI 19-P-K5 taining all the games, with SR-B P-KB4 39-P-KR4 N-R4 comments, sidelights and pic N-N2 40-R-N3 N(R)-N6 tures. A few complete sets ofj20-N-B3 thou tiullotins in ciiM ovoil.

21-N-Q4 N-K4 urawn B-K3I KING'S INDIAN DEFENSE Vaitonit Matanovici Vaitonia AAatenovic Lansoa Black White White Yugoslavia Black B-02 NxKP i v. L.ii.i 01111 able at the original price of $2 a set. The following games are from the bulletins: YAXOFSKI GETS THROCCH In this old time defense to the KXN BxB OxN 1- P-0B4 2- N-QB3 3P-K4 4- P-04 5- P-B3 4-B-K3 7-KN-K1 I-0-N3 9-0-0-0 B-B3 Buy Lopez, Reshevsky seemed to! BxR ei a tree, easy game, bui wnne as Bowermi threats on tne iving BxP 0-B3 0-K5ch 0-N7 side, which need care. As olaved. 10-P-N4 Yanofsky opened the KR file, moved M-P-KR3 BR Q-Q4 nis neavv pieces into position, and inmr broke through with the fine 26 RxP! before Reshevskv seemed to jfT 'V realize that all was not well.

iir Of course, if 26 KxR. 27 CoM MA4Usm -1t ar msH hit to: THI BROADWAY, Ctif tomer Unitm, P.O. laa 2072 (Terminal Annex) Lot Angelea 54, California 1 I Plm nnd me the fnllnwinT: N-KB3 I6-P-B4 P-KN3 17-PxN P-03'lS-N-NS P-K4 21-0xN P-B3 22-0-04 0N-O223-xB 0-R4 24-OxRP R-N 25-R-OB P-ON4 26-K-R PxNPi27-B-B2 P-N5 2M-K3 PxP 'Resigns N-K4I DUTCH OEFENSE Ravn Roessel Holland Den mark BlacksWhite P-KB4 1S-0 B4ch N-KB3 1S-B-K3 P-K3-I7-QXB B-K2 1S-N-N5 O-O I9-B-K4 P-03 20-NxP 21 O-NJ 0-N3 22-OxP NxP 23-QxBP PN 24-0-07 K-B3 25-BxN B-B3 26-OxPch P-K4 Resigns PxKPi Holland I checkmates or regains the Rook.iPlnSr,C White B'ack K-K B-K3 QxR Quan. I Item and Style Size Color 2nd Choice Trica III I I II I I I I'll 1-N-KB1 J-P-04 J-P-KNJ 4- B-N2 5- B4 4- 0-0 7 B3 5- R-K 0-N3 0-R4 with a Fawn up and Blacks Kin; more e3rposed. Yanofsky had enough to win, but there were still many tactical problems.

34 BxSP was played when time pressure was be-sinnijig to develop. Yanofskv could nave taken the Bishop and won.l but he preferred the safer line. It! OR-K R-KN N-OS -P-K4 1)1 B-0 P-N3 Print). ri ii.a ii ill viuic uriviv PxB KxN Queen would get to where a useful' check was possible. 45 P-K5 was eulck and effective way to break I3-P-B5 through.

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fl S-T-lS-7 CALIFORNIA STATE CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP I1HHHI3UOUIW I j-Charies San Francisco I I W. 1 I Vj 1 I 1 I 1 I i i I Ha i i-Wfilliam Add son, San Francisco li! I 1 i I I 1 I I I 0 I 5 I 3 Irvtng Rivise. Los Angeles I 0 I I 0 I I I 1 I I 'Y 4 13 I 4 Joe Mego, Los Angeles lllt I vl I I I I I Ti 1 Ti i 5 P-ll P. Smtttl, Fresno 'i; 9 I 8 I I Vli 1 I 1 I 3' T. 1 I -Saul Yarmek, Les I a I 0 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 31? 31; I 7 Gordon Palme--, Venice illVtHHiil I 1 I I'i i 5' I a-Artflur 4ns.

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