The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 37

THE GAZETTE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1962 MAURICE GAUTHIER the Between The GameJLof Kings 6 i frHERES NO OPeNINfi) LE DAIN A ThANA jA.Nt5A0JTH' Bunomox? 0 I A A I L1FB IP fK FVCXJU. MOW, MISTER TRAIL, EXCUSE ME I COME ON NOW, PAW, WET) DOES YOUR GRANDFATHER I'M GOING TO I I BETTER 6ET VOU DOWN SUFFER MUCH FROM HIS i LR jyr jjjjjp6eE hands how you played the game." Read the comics? Well Mark Trail, is having quite a troublesome time wild turkey hunting, but local bridge enthusiasts should have an easier time to bag their bird, the following "Turkey Games" are on. tap at the various clubs. At the LINTON Dec. 11 and Friday, Dec.

14. Starting time 8.15. At the VANDERBILT. Thursday, Dec. At LE BOULE-VARDOn Sunday (Indiv.) December 9 at 2.15 p.m.

(Individual). Monday, Dec. 10 at 8.00 p.m. Wednesday 12 at 8.00 and Saturday, 15, at 8.15 p.m. 1 Our congratulations to Dan Tait who became a Life Master last week.

Fall National Flashes Three hundred and thirty pairs in women's pairs tying the all-time record for that event and breaking the Fall nationals record 202 pairs entry in the men's pairs also set a new Fall Nationals record Charles Goren's panel show attracted 400 people on Saturday morning Men's pairs title went to New Yorkers Victor Mitchell-Sam Fuoto and the women's pairs' crown was won by Margaret (Atlanta )-Barbara Kachmar, N.Y.-C.A. sister team Mrs. Edith Kemp (Miami Beach) Mrs. Ann Burnstein, (Las Vegas) finished second. Stephen Chase, character actor appearing in "The Ugjy American" with Marlon Brando, earned enough points in the men's pairs to become the first legitimate actor to achieve the rank of Life Master The three pairs who will represent North America in the competition for the Bermuda Bowl in St.

Vincent, Italy in June, 1963, as determined by the International Team Trials are G. R. Nails (Houston)-James O. Jacoby (Dallas), R. Jordan (Phila), A.

Robinson (Phila), H. Schenken N.Y.) P. Leventritt (N.Y.) Spare G. Michaud (Wichita) D. Carter (St.

Louis). A few hands as played in the Trials-N-S Vul; Dlr E. (Ni Kay-S KJ105 104, Q73, Q862 (E) Carter A62.H K9765.D A 1075. (S) Silidor Q84, QJ82, K842, J9. (W) Michaud 973.H A3, A10965, K43.

The bidding went (with N-S passing throughout) 2S Opening lead Club 2, (The bid was made The play on next week) E-W Vul; Did (N-S Rubin, Feldesman) E-W Roth. Shuman), A763. AQ105, 84, A73: (E) 1084, 7, A KJ9652; (S) K92, 9643, KQ10975; (W) J5, KJ82, 632, Q1084. The bidding- 1C, ID, (W) (N) 2C (Cue bid-asking south to show any feature of his hand apart from diamonds), (E) 2H, (W) (N) 4H. Ten tricks for a good score RESULTS LINTON.

Mrs. B. Handyside, G. Kobor; Mrs. J.

Begin, D. Tait. Mrs. T. Teblum, Mrs.

I. Millman; Mrs. J. Martz, Mrs. A.

Shtull. R. Longtin, V. Ford; K. Hope, R.

Hermitage. VANDERBILT. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Barrington; Miss H. Hague, Mrs. M. Archibald. Mrs.

P. Shapiro, Mrs. E. LEAVE NOT PERSOM DOESN'T WWCH OUT HES UfcBLH TO SET A SLOWED OPNOM OF HMSEUF. 12-1 THEN ONE DV IT HITS VOU UE A.N AX BETWEEN THE N0800Y THAT BAIN MY SOAPSUDS PER VASHING.

VINOOWS 37 iNCiOcsTAawSscAui: 7 C. SCMULi BY H. HANAN tD OOOU HOW MANY PEOPLH S. NOTICED THAT I SOT MY HA1 CUT SHORT? By FRANK ROBtRGE By BOB MONTANA SAUNDERS IRNSt WALKER And BROWN! 1 i By MARGE a 'S is gcttins IT WAS SO NICE I'LL 1 NEVER HAVE THEM OUR HOUSE 1 A.fr II VTj I BY D. QUIZ NO.

404 J. H. Beatty vs J. E. Littlewood (Scunthorpe, 1962) Black to play and win.

(See solution below) J. Therien at Cercl "Ch Lo" Jules Therien, former provincial and Quebec City champion, will tackle allcomers in simultaneous play this afternoon at the Cercle "Chez 4724 Papineau starting at T'' haw, 2.00 p.m. Please bring your own board and men. There is no charge to play. In previous exhibitions Phillip Brunet scored Wi-Vi and Ferdinand Thifault, 11H-1.

SICILIAN DEFENCE Black: S. Cligoric (Yugoslavia) White Black Whin Black 1 P-K4 P-QB4 23 B-B1 R-KB2 2N-KB3 P-03 24 BxB QxB 3P-04 PxP 25Q-N3(c) Q-N3 4NxP N-KB3 24 0xP OxP 5N-OB3 P-QR3 27QR-Q1 P-R3! 6P-KN3 P-K3 28 R-K3 B-N5! 7 B-N2 B-K2 29 PxP OxBP 8 0-0 0-0 30R-KN1 K-R2 9P-B4 6-B2 31Q-N3 R-KN1 10P-PN4 N-B3 32 P-K5 BxN 11 NxN PxN 33RxB Q-Kich 12P-N5 N-02 34 R-N2? R-Ol 13P-B5 R-KI 35R-K3 R-Q8ch 14K-R1 B-Bl 34K-R2 Q-N8 15B-B4 N-K4 37 Q-N4 R-R8ch 16P-B6 PN3 38 K-N3 0-0 8 17P-KR4 39R-K4 R-Q2 P-OR4(a) 40O-K2 Q-N4ch 18P-R5 B-QR3) 41 Q-N4 R-Oich 19R-K1 0-N3 42 K-B2 R-07ch 20 PxP BPxP 43K-N3 RxRch 21 BxN PxB Resigns 22Q-B3(b) R-R2 (a) It doesn't look as If Bl. has much chance of surviving in this position but he Is not to be stampeded and his patience, coolness and cannl-ness are finally rewarded, (b) Too risky is the tempting alternative 22. Q-Q7, KR-Q1 23. OxPch, K-Rl; 24.

OxKP, R-Q7; 25. QR-Q1, Q-B7! (c) Wh. has a 3 to 2 advantage on the Q-side and somehtlng might be done about that, but he also has to look out for Bi's. coming P-KR3 when the whole situation could change rapidly. Heir Presumptive So sure is Bobby Fischer of becoming world champion in the not too distant future that he is already grooming himself, and the rest of the chess world, for the consideration due his inevitable position.

It seems that the accommodation provided for him in the Team Olympics at Varna, Bulgaria did not meet with his unqualified approval, and he also insisted that his meals be sent to him in his room, presumably to avoid being trapped 'below the salt'. He is reported to havs asked $1,000 Black 5 Pieces 2W, fasJ ''A mm iSA mm. itmah 1161- $Wl4 a 'am wm 0m WT'i ywyv, yytM' 8 4 W-it wmft ymm WOn White 10 Pieces Litwin; Mrs. J. Lupovich, Mrs.

B. Siblin. LE BOULEVARD. Mrs. D.

Prevost, M. Piche; M. Altman, F. Hoffer. Mrs.

C. Pauze, Miss M. Pauze; Mrs. J. Blache, Mrs.

M. Delon-champ. Mrs. D. Hun-nius, G.

Barta: Mrs. M. Hoffman, Mrs. B. Handyside.

Mrs. J. Blache, W. Kane; Mrs. A.

Langlois, E. Molnar. Mrs. F. Du-quesne.

G. Godin; Mr. and NOTHING FLAME Pi ITS A COMPLETE (MASS C5F AND SMOKE. NO ONE COULD SURVIVE -A M. 5 V.

H. at 4-2 1 2 6 8 10 11 15 17 his to 31. 29 Did you see the ad in The Gazette that said "Curling is FUN?" When I read it, it started me thinking about some of our players and if for some of them, fun and enjoyment of the game had been superseded by the winning complex. There's a story in the November Bulletin that exemplifies what I mean. It went like this: "A couple had been arguing briskly throughout the session with no appreciable improvement in the results at the table.

Finally she Inquired "What are we arguing about? I though we came here to enjoy ourselves." Replied her aroused partner: "The we did! We came here to win." The point I want to stress is that couples who argue at the table are a real detriment to the game, usually cause an ill-at-ease feeling to their opponents and generally spoil their fun. Betty Lind wrote an entertaining book called "Psychotics, Neurotics and Bridge Players" and she ends one of her chapters thusly: "Never scold your partner during the session better take him out later and use a duplicate board on his head." Let's all remember that: "For when the One Great Scorer comes to mark against your name. He writes not that you won or lost but AUCTION SALE OF LAND BUILDINGS PROPERTY SALE K-0751 Approximately 83 acres of farmland, 11 room two storey house also 7 room one and one-half storey frame house, barn, milk house, machine shed and hen house north of Highways 2 and 401, 8 miles east of Lancaster, Ontario. Lot 13, Con. 1, Township of Lancaster.

Access via Highway 2 and Township Road. Sale to take place on the premises at: 1:30 P.M. E.S.T. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962. TERMS: $1,000.00 cash or certified cheque made payable to the Treasurer of Ontario at time of sale, balance payable in 30 days.

NOTE No warranty or guarantee is extended or implied as to the accuracy of measurements and description of buildings or as to their condition or suitability for any particular purpose. For further information contact: The Auctioneer, Mr. Albert Faubert, R.R. No. 3, Alexandria, Ontario.

Telephone: Alexandria 410-J. OR District Engineer, Department of Highways, 530 Tremblay Road, Ottawa, Ontario. Telephone: SH. 5-6841. OR Department of Highways, Property Section, 1082A Princess Street, (Shopping Centre) Kingston, Ontario.

Telephone: 542-4961. Sale is Subject to A Re serve Bid, DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, ONTARIO. DR. KILDARE DONT DICK TRACY WELL. THE ONES WHO DIDN'T JUMP MUST BE CINDERS eY NOW.

t. s. ra. ue.t 1 ArT HERE, 7Ek.E.'-I tart 1 AfT HERE, 7EKE-I IfcAirr FOR A xrv Black 10 Pieces ii ft 4 ft 3 White 9. Pieces appearance money to play in this year's Hastings Xmas congress, plus travelling expenses, accommodation, in addition to any prize he might win.

At the Olympics he scored wins and a draw in the preliminary tourney, and in the championship final he won 3, drew 5 and lost to S. Gligoric, Ciocaltea, Rumania, and J. Donner, Holland, for a 50 score. Items Dr. Peter Trifunovic, Yugoslav grandmaster, is taking part in the Midwestern Open Milwaukee.

Frederic Olafsson won the Icelandic championship, 10-1, ahead of B. Thorsteinsson, 8-3, etc. W. Balcerowski beat H. Doda in a play-off match for the Polish title.

From the Capablanca Memorial tourney, Havana, 1962: Q.P. BENONI DEFENCE White: M. Naldorf (Argentina) White Black White Black P-04 N-K83 18 NxN NPxN P-QB4 P-B4 19 R-QN1 B-R5 3P-Q5 P-03 20 0-0 BxBch 4N-OB3 P-KN3 21 RxB PxP 5P-K4 B-N2 22 NxP B-B4(a) N-B3 0-0 23 B-03 QR-N1 7B-K2 P-K4 24Q-B1I RxR(b) B-N5 P-KR3 25 OxR K-R2 9B-R4 0-B2 26 R-N2 R-B2 N-02 N-Kl 27P-N4! BxN P-B3 P-B4 28 BxB Q-B3 12P-OR3 B-B3 29 R-N8 N-B4(c) 13B-B2 Q-K2 30 PxN PxP 14Q-B2 N-N2 31 B-03 P-K5 P-ON4 N-Q2 32 PxP R-K2 16N-N3 P-N3 33 K-Rl Q-B6 NPxP NxP 34 P-K5 Resigns (a) Passing up the chance to get at 05, via KB4. (b) Impossible continue contesting the open file because of the threat R(2)-N2. (c)Wh.

threatened 30. BxPch, QxB; R-RSch etc. The alternative is R-Bl. PROBLEM NO. 816 C.

W. Sheppard (California Chess Reporter) White mates in two moves. (Solution next week) Solution to Problem No. 815 (Gavrllov: Key, 1. K-N8.

Correct solutions Nos. 812-813: P. B. Shearer, A. Yuda.

No. 814: R. K. Owen. Solution to Quiz No.

604 (Beatty vs. Littlewood): 1 NxQPI; 2. R-K7ch. (If QxQ; 3 N-B7 mate, or 2. R-Ql; 3.

N-B7ch), K-Rl; 3. P-R3, 0-B5; 4. N-N2, Q-B8ch; 5. K-R2, NxBPI; a. Resigns, for If QxN, RxNchl Next week: Problem Solving Contest.

Mrs. E. Fried. M. De-lorme; Mrs.

C. Pauze and E. Archambault (tie.) M.A.A.A. Sec. A-Mrs.

C. Newcomb, R. Hermitage; Mrs. C. Booth, Mrs.

H. Sec. B-Miss P. Barrett, K. Hope; Mrs.

S. Law, Mrs. A. Bennett. Sec.

C-Mrs. P. Mac-Worth, Mrs. A. Matthews; Mrs.

L. Pemberton-Smith, Mrs. E. Taylor. C.I.L.-G.

Blank, A. Seguin; D. GRATTON, L. Menard. 7ELL-ALMOST NO ONE THE QUEEN OF SPADES TORTURED BECND ENDURANCE, NEARS HER LAST ACT.

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