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27 1 I 'lllll'V THE NEIGHBORS SAVED I BCJiHT A NEW -4 YOU A LCTCF MONEY 'j I'LL BE THE J1 A A New SHOES, GLOVES AND AT TJ-rc. SlSSALC AT 'ACCESSORIES AND 1 1 WDMAM THSR 1 TODAY v-' EVERYTHING The Game JLof Kings lNE5DEfT If )l lit) BY P. M.LE DAIN QUIZ No. 610 Johnsson v. Kristinsson (Iceland, 1962) Black to play and win.

(See solution below) Visitor Impresses Petar Trifunovic, Belgrade lawyer, in his two simultaneous exhibitions here ovet last week-end at the International YMCA, and the NDG Chess Centre, scored 35 wins, lost to II. Eisel and Y. Coudari, and drew with 3. Ferencz, Dr. G.

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MacConnell, THE GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1963 WE ME MONEY A LAND IN if Clark HI i i 1 (-i 4 I I I White 14 Pieces This year's championship has 1 I nuum, iv. nuuiii, i. Owen and R. Leckie. The last four are young students.

The grandmaster is presently taking part in the tourney at Beverwijk, Holland, an event which he won last year. RUY LOPEZ By C. SCHULZ added importance as it serves as a Zonal in the FIDE world series and the winner becomes Canada's official representative in the 1964 Interzonal. The result will also have a strong bearing in the selection of a six-man team to the biennial "That's daughter's shy friend. Just walks in and goes to the refrigerator without saying hello." White: Dr.

P. Trifunovic Black: H. Eisel White Black 14N(B3)-K5 P-R4 White Black OxN world team championship of the 17 NxN R-K5 19 R-K2(c) it MAURICI GAUTHIiR the FIDE at Tel Aviv, Israel in 1964. hands 20 B-Q2 Between From the world team cham P-K4 N-QB3 KN-K2 P-QR3 P-QN4 P-04 NxP B-K3 P-QR4 P-R5 OxB R-R3 B-K2 P-KR3 PN4! P-K4 2 N-KB3 3 B-N5 4 P-O B3 3 B-N3 7 PxP 10-0 R-Kl 10 P-Q4? 11 BxN(a) 13 NxP 13 N-OJ 14 QNB3 15 N-Q3(b) pionship, Varna, Bulgaria, 1962: P-B3 P-R5 Q-04 BxN P-R6! K-B2 Q-B3! B-B5 R-KN! RxP BxR 0-B5 RxPch! P. SLAV DEFENCE 21 N-N4 22 PxB 23 O-BI 24 B-B3 25 P-B4 26 PxP OR-K1 P-KN3 29 RxB 30 R-K4 White: F.

OlMsson (Ireland) By H. HANAN White Black White Black 1 P04 P-04 11 R-Kl P-K4 2 P-OB4 P-OB3 PR? PxP 3N-OB3 P-K3 13 0xP B-B4 4 P-K3 N-B3 14Q-B4 N-B3 Resigns(d) PICKS UP MARKfe TRAIL Pj-rZ (a) A simple way to win a but It has its drawbacks, (b) With the Intention of N-B4, but useless as Bi next proves. Simply NxN and N-K5. 5 N-B3 QN-02 15P-KR3 B-K3 B-Q3 B-03 16P-QN3 B-Q3 7 0-0 0-0 17 Q-R4 N-03 (c) Missing his chance to 'blow the 8P-K4 PxKP IB B-N5! 0-R4 9 NxP NxN 19 BxP! PxB 10 BxN P-KR3 20 O-P Resigns Fischer in Garrison Finish Bobby Fischer won the U.S.A man down' with a fyphoonic twister, 19. BxP (forced); 20.

N-N4, PxR (forced, otherwise he loses a piece); 21. NxQ, BxN and Wh. has material advantage. Another way, but not so good, would be 20. RxBch, KxR; 21.

N-N4, Q-N2; NxBch, K-B2 and Bl. will soon counter-attack, (d) If 31. PxR, P-R7ch wins. Lakeshore Chess Life Closed Championship at New York but only after an uphill fight. He lost to Edmar Medms early on but managed to catch lip to leader Arthur Bisguier at To open their program at the Pointe Claire Club, Stewart the semi-final round and defeat Hall, 176 Lakeshore Road, Philip jin the final.

He won six games. including a victory over Samuel Reshevsky, and drew four tD DODO Brunet, former provincial champion, will engage all-comers in a simultaneous exhibition on Friday evening, January 18th. There is no charge for taking thm-'stheM BUT I MUST ADT A.I.L THOSE others. This is his fifth win of the title. i L1 THIS ON SOUNDS THINGS AvRTS I FEEL, Final CONVlNaNQ'.

too THE SA.ME WHAT 5 THE 5QUTSD3 LIKE TTRfmCTION'? THEY'RE TRYING TO Standing Pts. 4 14 8-3 PROMOTE SOMH r-i 2V part but please bring your board and men. A general invitation is extended. The Club, which already has 35 members, meets NtW REDUClNa iMKTHOD, Wf7. 1 1 Fischer, R.

J. 1 Bisguier, A. 3 Evans, L. 4 Reshevsky, S. Addison, W.

Byrne, R. 7 Berliner, H. Benko, P. 9 Mednis, E. 10 Rdssollmo, N.

Tuesday and Friday evenings. Contact: H. S. Craig (697-1486). IVi 4Vj 412 4 -7 2Vj Canadian Championship Set Winnipeg's bid for the 1963 11 Steinmeyer, R.

12 Sherwin, Defending champion Larry Canadian Closed Championship has been approved by the Board of the Chess Federation of Evans lost only to Steinmeyer but drew too many games Canada. It will be held Aug. 24- 2i popular figures from our midst. Our sincere Condolences to the members of his family. The current standing in the Montreal Team of Four League is as follows: Sec.

A (5 teams) G. Vic. Pts. Begin 4- 27 Cohen 3 19 Ross 3 19 Sec. (15 teams) G.

Pts. Levasseur 5 12 Davies 5 12 Lessard 5 lVt Nadler 4 10 Boothby 4 9 Start to make plans for the Winter Tournament, Feb. 8-9-10. Lne up your partners for Fri. Mixed Pairs, Intermediate Pairs.

Sat. Open pairs, commercial and Individual, Team of 4, novice pairs. Sunday, (charity day proceeds of all events donated to M.S.S. of open teams of four International Individual, Richelieu Pairs (100 points and less). Match Bridge Had my first game of match bridge, the other night, and enjoyed it very much; and what is match bridge? Well it's a very ingenious way, for four players, to play duplicate bridge at home.

The mechanics of the game, though simple, are a little too long to explain here, but just let me say that, to the ones who are familiar with duplicate, they will find the game interesting and adequate. Be- ethical at club games (where few pairs keep and display convention cardi). If you play a "forcing" club, you must tell your opponents If you "psyche" occasionally, you should tell your opponents; your partner may not know when you are psyching, but he knows that you may, at times, and is on his guard, but your opponents seldom even suspect a psvche RESULTS M.A.A.A. Sec. A (N-S Miss H.

Hague, N. Haller; R. Allen, R. Wilson. (E-W D.

Penniston, D. Andress; Mrs. H. Cocks, M. Gauthier.

Sec. B. Mrs. P. Dickson, Mrs.

K. Wood; F. Davey, H. Diehl. VANDERBILT Mrs.

I. Kastner, Miss H. Hague; J. Somcrville, Mrs. M.

Archibald. Mrs. Reshevsky's other loss was to The other night, browsing through Le Boulevard Club's library, I noticed a book written by one J. B. Elwell called "Elwell on Bridge." Leafing through the book, I came upon this Stem: To Prevent a RevokeIf your partner refuses to follow suit, always ask "Have you no (Hearts) partner?" An error may then be rectified, etc.

This sounded a lot like what I have been writing about lately, so I turned back to the fly leaf and saw that the book had been published in April 1902! So you can see, dear readers, that even 60 years ago the warning was out that you 'Should always protect the partnership against a revoke. See that you do it yourself at all times. And do you know what the book says about duplicate? Remember this is 1902: Duplicate Bridge Bridge when first introduced, was played almost entirely for a stake; but in the last few years, many players have taken up the game on account of its interesting possibilities and the intellectual pleasure it gives. Duplicate has therefore become very popular. The object of duplicate is to eliminate, as nearly as possible, the element of luck and to make the game hot no much a question of holding good cards as a comparative test of skill between players.

Even in this year and age, I don't think a better description of duplicate could be found, do you? 3. B. Elwell died on June 11, 1920 but the cause of his death Is still a mystery today, because, you see, Mr. Elwell was murdered and whoever killed him was never apprehended. Today his case still appears on the New York police blotter as one of its most famous unsolved murders (Note A very interesting article, written by Charles Goren, appeared in last October issue of McCall's Magazine treating on this famous case.) S.

A. Maloney, who died last Sunday, was a well known member of the bridge playing fraternity. He was a member of the Montreal Bridge League and took part in many of the league's tournaments. His death and that of his wife Edna, a few months ago. removes two very 2 in a suitable room pro a vicled by the Winnipeg urc-ti 1...

iirom San Francisco and dark By FRANK ROBEROE n-i npiiiuiflc ui me luuiiirv. na uic $500 to the fund 1 f.nr. tourney is an nut: Lonai in will contribute another $200. AW. COME.

ON 'f the world championship series NOW. BOYS LETS PUT FnOW ALL TOGETHER Black 8 Pieces SOMETHtNCi INTO THESE DEEP-BREATHING EXERCISES LET'S HEAR THOSE and the first three qualify for entry into the 1964 Interzonal there may have to be a play-off between Evans and Reshevsky for third position. LUNGS WORK fi1 ii PROBLEM No. 822 W. Issler White mates in two moves.

(Solution next week) Solution to last week's Problem (Williams): Key, 1. R-QR3. Solution to Quiz No. 610 (Jons-son-Kristinsson): 1. R-NU; 2.

BxQ, RxPch; 3. K-Rl, P-67; 4. Br BOB MONTANA TUB 15 SLANfJFn.VOONfi I I USl If YOU WANT ITS ALL RIGHT, MAMA! AaUAlLV. I'M BEUEVm! I PLEASE fORSIVE ME, DARLING- FOR MAN! N-N3 (if 4. KxR, PxR(N)ch and ATTORNEYS twwi ruBU- 'ANO I'M 60IN6 STRAIGHT LIIT UN IHI5 FNY WILL- SUBJECTING YOU NxQ), PxR(Q)ch; 5.

KxR. RxB wins. THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU A150 CLAIM5, MR.LUPEEN,THAT White 0 Pieces MORE THAN WEDO.WRJ 1 TOTED AND TELL HIM IVE AN EXPERIENCE UKE AM rYPFBtrur nrr ALL OF YOU TO CLEAR WINNERS WHO TRY TO USE THEI "SCHOLARSHIPS" ARE, UPON ARRIVAL 6UIETLYJ AT Y0L1R SCHOOL, H16H-PRES4UREO 1 JjrtllL I HL7 5ION up KJI EXTENDED COURSES, OF L. Laporte, J. Follis; Mrs.

M. Hoffman, Miss L. Tosins, Mrs. M. Hoffman, Mrs.

K. Handyside; J. Latraverse, J. Desnoyers. R.

Pauze; J. De Verteuil Eric Viires obtained the best Saturday night average for the month of December. J. tupovich, Mrs. E.

Litwin; Mrs. L. Fisher, Mrs. L. Elie.

LINTON Miss M. Braun, P. Graham; G. Barta, E. Viires.

K. Hope, R. Hermitage; Miss L. Tosine, E. Viires and E.

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