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i i i i i I 'i'i ii i i 4h mm 'u ni i 12 ZodgngrledOmtd See.E"Sun-Jan-5'1969 CHESS BY ISAAC KASHDAN INTERNATIONAL RANDMASTM Addrew knn Ckm Editor, LA. Time Time Mirror Squaw lot Angelet, Calif. 90053 ANNUAL Jin. lMf TIMES PROBLEM 3951 BY B. GEDDA BLACK 11 Pf3 (,63, 1 "IS DESIGN YOUR OWN SETTINGS AT HALF PRICE IN FINE WHITE CHINA SAVE 50 Gleaming white translucent china goes modern or traditional.

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Handling tharges area. Add 50c ta C.O.D.'i. Add toxe.) 50c WHITE 7 White mates In two. Only one square will do for the kev piece. Four good unpin vari-uti'ons in a well, constructed problem.

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 3959: P-K7 1f K-B3, 2 PxN(Q)Ch; If 2. PxN (R); if KxN, 2 PxN(B), if -K-B5, 2. PxN(N); if N(l) any, 2. Q-K6ch; if N12) any or P-R7, 2. PxN(Q)ch.

RECORD ENTRY LIST IN SCHOOL TOURNEY All records for participation in chess tournaments in this area were broken when 455 youngsters entered the second annual School Chess Festival at Birmingham High School in Van Nuys. It was a significant achievement for the Piatigor-sTty Foundation, which for some years has endeavored to increase the interest in chess among school children. Even more promising for the future was the advance registration of over 900 names for the event. The flu epidemic undoubtedly was a serious factor in holding down the actual attendance. Mayor Sam Yorty designated the period Dec.

23 to 27 as Chess Week, in honor of the tournament. The mayor's ad-m i i rative coordinator, Candelario Arriola, presented a special scroll to the players during the opening ceremonies. The welcoming address was made by Carl Brenner, repre senting the Youth Services Administration of the Los Angeles City school system, which handled all the physical arrangements flawlessly. Mrs. Jacqueline Piatigor-sky, president of the sponsoring organization, was unable to be present.

She asked this editor to express to everyone her appreciation for their interest and cooperation. Two days were devoted to the tournament, Thursday, Dec. 26, to elementary and junior high school students, and Friday for senior high schools. The players were divided into sections based on school grade, with each section running its own tournament. Three trophies were awarded to winners in each section, with duplicate awards when ties occurred.

Some of the players were obviously superior to their opponents and blitzed through their sections. In other sections there were real battles, with the issue not decided until the final games. Over 100 schools were represented, some quite a dis-tance from Los Angeles. Among the first prize winners from outside the county were David Kristofferson of Thousand Oaks and Ross Stoutenborough of Riverside. Peter Wise of San Diego was second in his section.

Grant High School turned out most winners, with three taking first prize trophies. They were Ed Bohanan, Mike Pollowitz and Stewart Schwartz. Only a few girls took part, but they showed their skill. Gail Browne won her section in the ninth grade, and Marie Schwetzer, who had been a winner last year, came in second in grade five. Following is a complete list of the trophy winners.

The first name in each section was the director. This editor wishes to thank each of them for a job well done. They all seemed to enjoy the work. THURSDAY RESULTS Section 1. Grades 1, 2, 3 Brother Bonfllius Zens Scott Benedict, 10-; Mark White, 8-2; Gregg Solomon, 7-2.

Sectiorr 2, Grade 4 Charlene Gaytan--Tommy Ho. 11-0; Brian Dowis. 10-1: Forrest Fang and Andy Fox, 7-3. Section 3, Grade 4 Edward Tiovis Mark Sussman, 8-l; Brad Carrelli and C. Phillips, 8-2.

Section 4, Grade 5 Claire Palmer Jeff Nomura, 11-0; Marie Schwetzer, 10-1; Ronnie John-sen, 7-3H. Section 5. Grade 5 Lee Corbln Robert Lambros, 9-; Steven Ourlauf, 9-1: Mike Smith, 8-2. Section 6, Grade 6 Laszlo Bakonyvart Lew, 13-1; Lawrence. 12-3; Weler, 11-3.

Section 7, Grade 6 Walter Cohen Guy Kato, 12-; Dar-rvl Mikuni, 12-1; Cristopher Strong. 10-2. Section 8, Grade 6 Robert Bond Arnold Loera and Yumiko Yamasaki, 8-1: Gary Cohen and Jerry Porter, 7-2. Section 9, Grade 6 Yuri Oganesov Donald Oyama. 7-1; David Chaney and George Keach, 6- 2.

Section 10, Grade 7 Myron Weller Lee Aydelotte. 13-1; Keith Terasaki, 13-2; Roman Vaidez. 12-2. Section 11, Grade 7 Dewaln Barber Ricky Krause and Stephen Young. 13-2: Russell Derek and Miles Tatsumi, 10-4.

Section 12, Grade 7 Richard Anesi Glen Hotchkin, 7 -2; Leo Gallegos, 8-3; Jim Boatman, 7- 3. Section 13, Grade 7 Robert North Matt Masters. 9-0; Mike, Murphv, 7-2; Brad Withers. 6-3. Section 14.

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