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Players are urged to bring chess clocks. For further information call Ken Flesh-man, tournament director, at OX.9-5787. The Ventura County Chess Club will start its annual championship tournament at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Security Bank, Buena Center. Play will be every Tuesday and Wednesday evening for about eight weeks.

The entrance fee is $5. Players must join the club. The annual dues are $10 for seniors and $5 for juniors under 21. The club will pay for membership in USCF for those who are not now members. The Herman Steiner Chess Club, 8371 Beverly will i-un a 30-5 tournament next Sunday afternoon.

Five games will be completed that day with a time limit of 30 moves in the first 30 minutes, then five more minutes for each player to complete the game. The entrance fee is $2, with prizes depending on the number of participants. Players must register before 1:30 p.m. The regular club hours now are 7:30 p.m. to midnight, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and 1 to 7 p.m., Saturday and Sunday.

Lars Enequist is the club manager. The Santa Monica Bay Chess Club will hold a Winter Tornado Tournament as a one-day event on Saturday, Feb. 1. Four rounds will be played at a time limit of 40 moves in 80 minutes. Starting time will be 9:30 a.m.

The entrance fee is $5 for seniors and $2.50 for juniors under 18. A minimum of $00 will go to the winners, with additional awards to leaders in various rating groups. LEAGUE OFFICERS two other prize winners, Aki Kanamorl of Pasadena and Robert Klein of Los Angeles. Henin, Kanamori and Klein won their other five games to wind up in a multiple tie for second with scores of 5-1. Others In the group were John Blackstone and Don Bicknell.

Kanamori earned the trophy as leader of those players rated as experts by the U.S. Chess Federation. Bicknell won the Class A trophy. Other trophy winners we Stewart Schwartz, Class Roy Erin, Class Ken Myer, Class and Dave Harrison for the unrated players. The tournament was spon-nored by the Santa Monica Bay Chess Club, which meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings in Lincoln Park, Santa Monica.

Andy Kempner was the director. GILBRETH MEMORIAL The second annual John Gilbreth Memorial Open Tournament will be held at the Breakers Hotel, Long Beach and Ocean Blvds. in Long Beach, over the weekend of Feb. 21 to 23. The total guaranteed prize fund has been increased to $1,100.

The winner will receive $300 and a trophy. Second prize is $150. The best scorers among those rated as experts will receive $100 and $50. The same amounts will go to i leaders in Classes A and B. or those in Class and under, including unrated i players, there will be three prizes, $100, $60 and $40.

Trophies will be awarded in addition to the winners in each class. The entrance fee is $13 for seniors and $8 for juniors under 18. The tournament is sponsored by Paul Razien, president of the Long Beach Chess Club. Andy Kempner will be the director. TAfj OUTPLAYKU The annual team matches among the larger Russian chess clubs regularly attract the greatest players, includ- ing the world champion and his challengers.

With little at stake, the dull draws that mar other events are conspicuously absent. Dash and vigor are the key words. This makes for excit-l ing chess. Following is an example from a recent match, in which David Bronstein out- played former world cham- pion Mikhail Tal. The open-I ing followed old-time roman- lie patterns, with sharp tac-' tics on both sides.

A series of exchange? foT- lowed, which might have I easily signalled further sim- i plification and an early draw. Not this time! The remarkable sacrifice on his 15th move gave Bronstein full scope for his minor I pieces. He soon proved his overwhelming positional ad- vantage. Tal had to return the material with interest, and might have resigned a bit sooner. our own Surety down pillows 10.99 reg.

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nnnnlrl Pntten is the new vice president and Tom Neil is secretary. Reelected were Larry S. Hoke as treasurer and Gordon Barrett as tournament director. Henry Shi-pin is the assistant tournament director. RUSSIAN TEAM MATCHES ENGLISH OPENING Liberson Smvslov SmvsloV Liberson Rlark Ahit Black PxPe.p.

N-K2 White 52-P-B4 23- RxP 24- N-Bi QR-K 25-N(K)-Q4 ft? si: BEER COUNTER GAMBIT FALK 2-PxN 27- NxP 28- BxBch 29- RxR 30- RxP 31- 32- P-R4 33- K-R2 34- R-KB 35- R-B2 1- P-QB4 2- N-QB3 3- P-KN3 4- B-N2 5- R-N -P-ON4 7- P-K3 8- KN-K2 9- P-Q3 10- 0-0 11- P-QR4 12- P-N5 13- RPxP 14- B-OR3 15- Q-N3 16- P-04 17- P-Q5 1B-N-04 19-B-N5 50-N(B)-K2 21-R-R P-K4 N-QB3 P-KN3 B-N2 P-Q3 PQR3 P-B4 N-B3 0-0 B-02 RN PxP N-K2 B-K3 P-N3 P-K5 B-B2 0-Q2 P-N4 K-R N-N3 Bronstein 34-R(5)-KB5 37-B-O? Q-QNB 38- B-Q5ch 39- B-B3ch 40- NxN 41- RxP K-R N-K4 PxN Resigns DEFENSE Black B-KS R-Q K-B3 K-N3 N-B3 R-QB R-R4 B-Q4 K-R3 P-B5 PxBch RxP R-B7 K-N3 P-R4 PR5 B-N7 N-R4 NxP Resigns White 23- R-N 24- N-B7 25- RxPch 2-R-B7ch 27- R-K7 28- N-K4 29- P-N3 30- N-N5 31- B-Q3ch 32- B-N2 33- B-B5 34- BxR 35- KxP 36- RxQRP 37- R-R4 3B-R-Q4 39- P-R4 40- P-R5 41- P-R6 42- B-N7 43- RxN Tal Black P-K4 P-Q4 P-K5 N-KB3 NxKP B-QB4 B-B4 Q-K2 NxN NxQ NxP N-02 B-KS BxQP BxR P-QB4 B-B3 P-QN4 K-K2 KR-KB B-N7 R-B4 Bronstein White 1- P-K4 2- P-KB4 3- PxQP 4- P-Q3 5- PxP S-N-KB3 7-Q-K2 -N-B3 0-B-K3 10- BXB 11- BxQ 12- B-R3 13- 0-0-O 14- N-N5 15- P-KN3I 14-PxN V-B-B4 lNxBP l-N-Q6Ch 20- NxP 21- N-Q4 22- N-K6 Surety down FRENCH Nel Black P-K3 P-Q4 B-N5 N-K2 BxNch P-ON3 o-n 0-Q2 N-B4 P-B4 K-R PxB P-KR3 PxP Q-B2 Klovsky White 14-0-0 17- NxPch 18-QxR 19- Q-RS 20- BxN 21- P-B7 22- KR-K 23- R-KB 24- QR-K 25- R(l)-K4 26- QxBPch 27- PxP 28- RxNch 29- Q-Bich I Klovskv White 1- P-K4 2- P-Q4 3- N-QB3 4- P-K5 5- P-QR3 6- PxB 7- Q-N4 8- B-KN5 9- P-KR4 10-N-B3 U-B-B6 12- N-N5 13- KPxP 14- Q-R5 15- B-Q3 ALEKHINE'S DEFENSE CHESS CLUB NOTES The West Covina Chess Club will start an open tournament at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Mesa School, 309 S. Barranca, West Covina. Six rounds will be played on successive Fridays with Swiss system pairings. The entrance fee is $3, with half price to be charged to students and those retired.

Membership in the U.S. Chess Federation is required, ophies are offered for the Keres White 15-PxP 17- PxP 18- K-R 190-K 20- OxBch 21- QxRch 22- RxPch 23- R-N ch 24- Q-B7dl 25- K-N 26- P-B? 27- PxR 28- KB2 29- K-K2 Mlkenai Black N-KB3 P-Q4 NxP B-NS NxN B-R4 Q-Q4 88 Q-0R4 PQB3 Q-B2 PK4 B3 B-K3 N-Q2 Kere White 1- P-M 2- N-OB3 3- PxP 4- KN-K2 4-NPxN 7-R-ON I-N-N3 10- B-N2 11- B-B3 12- B-Q3 13O-0 14- P-B4 15- PxP eOWNTOVfl WILSHtRE CREWSHAW UKEW00D UUREL fVOA 1ASIUN0 SO. BAY SAN OIE50 BUENA PARK tOPANGA P117A 1 1 uuitticb mm SHOP MONDAY THAU SATURDAY 10 TO 9:30 EXCEPT BOWNTOWfe MOHIMV mm, tut nv ORDER SIT VHIt OR PHONE TOlt Mil 7 BAYS A UU 4h..