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29 THE GAZETTE, SATURDAY; DECEMBER 15, 1962 BEFORE A NNOMAN 1 (thats MY J1'" I I II 1 k. --mat Ul 1 1 i ir MAURIC! the Between I. 0 I Ill I I I I VI i vt ii i i ym ii izii i The GameJLof Kings I .1 I 1 BY D.M.LE DAIN Black 10 Pieces iff QUIZ NO. M4 Balcerowtky (Poland) vs Rantarwn (Finland) (Team Olympics, Varna, 1962) Black to play and win. (See solution below) H.

Matthal Holds Lead Heinz Matthai holds leadership in the Open tourney at the NDG Chess Centre with a 4-0 score. Forty-eight are playing 10 rounds of Swiss system pairing. Jules Therien, former provincial champion, scored IMSVt in his simultaneous at the Cercle "Chez mi 2 1 Nous." Dr. Petar Trifunovic has been invited to give exhibitions here. The Yugoslav grandmaster recently won the North Central Open at Milwaukee, Wise, scoring 6-1.

From the Team Olympics, Varna, Bulgaria, 1962: SICILIAN DEFENCI White: W. Unilcktr (W. Germany Black: R. J. Fischer (U.S.A.) White Black White Black 1 P-K4 P-QB4 ISBxN QxBch JN-KB3 P-G3 HK-R1 B-N4(a) 3 P-04 PxP 17 BxB PxB 4NxP N-KB3 1IN-QJ NxN 5N-QB3 P-QR3 lQxN R-ftSI B-Kl P-K4 20 P-B3 Q-R3 7 N-N3 B-K3 21 P-R3 R-Bl (0-0 UN-Q2 22 KR-K1 P-R3 P-B4 Q-B2 23K-R2 B-N4 10 P-B5 B-B5 24 P-N3 Q-R2I 11 P-QR4 B-K2 25 K-N2 R-R7I 12 B-K3 0-0 24 K-Bl(b) 13P-R5 P-QN4 RxBPI 14 PxPep.

NxNP Reslgns(c) av lou wait mere mzegm 4Lr ukth. me et into operation I Cx! A A BIT TILL I KlrCA FL -AND THERE MAY ONE MARRIES A MAN SHE SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO HEAR HIM SINS IS THE TUB JUST ONCE 1 4 CHIC YOUNG WOMEN SCIENTISTS! VT SCHULZ H. HANAN DODD FRANK ROBERGE By BOB MONTANA he's such)i BELIEVE HE, DO YOU? YOtfVE BN A 51LIY, I mt Cy I SlLm I'M EAAPTYlNfi NOT THE VACUUM I GAG FOR M0W-'fKvi A SCIENTIFIC FACT TMAT 0RLS ARE 5MACTER THAN 50 tONS UVC VOU'P oMmeooYi THERE'S KW HA. SUCH OF MAKING VOU ARCHIaT.NO NOT iOOS IN THE ASH CANy Rw rn AWAY FML I hands Behavior? and North was forced to surrender to West's diamond king giving Roth his eight tricks. So where three spades was made one way, Roth made two spades playing the same suit with the other side's cards.

From the Ontario Kibitzer (June 1962) Trials for the 1964 Team Olympiad. At a recent meeting of the Eastern Canadian Bridge Conference it was decided that the Canadian Teams for the World Bridge Olympiad, to be held in New York early in 1964, would be selected on the basis of trials. A total of 16 pairs will participate in a round-robin contest similar to the U.S. trials in Houston, some time in 1963. The 16 pairs will be selected on a regional basis as follows: Ontario 7 pairs-Eastern Canada 5 pairs-Western Canada 4 pairs.

The three pairs that emerge at the top at the conclusion of the trials will represent the Canadian Open Team. In a later issue of the Kibitzer (October) a list of sixteen teams that entered the trials is published and although the date and venue has not been decided the trials are expected to take place early next year. I am told that a committee has been formed in Montreal for the organization of the trials to choose the 5 Eastern Canada teams and that precise information about participation in the trials is forthcoming in the very near future. From "Sixty Days" by A. M.

Sobel The Bulletin November 1954. "I am writing this one In a private room at the Roosevelt Hospital in N.Y. But I have discovered a sure way of getting uninterrupted privacy just ring the bell for the nurse and you don't see any for an hour! But why would I want to do that? This particular nurse happens to be a very neat example of feminine pulchritude. I think that within the next few days I'll take a turn for the nurse. About an X-ray picture "When I received the bill, it cost more to film my right kidney than to film "A Star Is Born." RESULTS M.A.A.A.

(Individual Championship) 1st Miss M. Kop-pel 2d D. Penniston 3d A. Gordon. Sec C-Mr and Mrs.

H. Richards; Mrs. F. Davey, Mrs. P.

Dickson. C.I.L. B. Maugham, E. Nichol; C.

Girdwood, C. Ni-ven. La BOULEVARD. J. De Verteuil, M.

Lewieux; E. Vires, G. Barta. Mrs. J.

Brezezinski, Mrs. F. Du-quesne; Mrs. J. Blache, Mrs.

M. Delongchamp. C. Fogel, I. Litvack; G.

May-nard, M. Maynard. Mrs. G. Larose, M.

Turgeon; Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldstein. J.v DeVerteuil, R.

Dinner; G. Senecal, G. Maynard. Sec A. E.

Viires, J. Singer. Sec B-M Labrie; Miss G. Gougeon, A. Laperriere (tie) VANDERBILT.

Mfss M. Braun, P. Graham; E. Viires, G. Saul and I Litcack, VanZaig.

Mrs. Schtull, Mrs. Sehleien; Mrs. Lebner. THE LINTON Mrs.

G. Saul; Mrs. Kirsh, Tues. Mr. and K.

Hope, R. Dr. and Mrs. Viires, G. Go- Hermitage.

Fri. S. Shuster; E. din. Miss L.

Tosine was the winner of the award for best Friday average for November. WHILE I MANEUVER BELCW HIM, LOOK FOR HIS BELT BUCKLE. JS IN A STEAM-i' i AV I rl f1 5 5J AND 00 MDL CNOU WHO DISCOVERED IT? POOR. VOU SPREAO PAPERS AND SHAKE rr OUT, LIKE THIS NO AMBULANCE ALREADY GONE T0y PONT NEEP ANYONE TO HOLP AV HANP. it tS Iff h.

fnf Tii RVM.UY A 2IS I I I 1 I V. IN What About Alvin Landy writes about the above subject in the December issue of the ACBL Bulletin, and calls it one of the knottiest problems. He tells of a Drooosed drive for new members in 1963 and says "one of the easiest ways far us to grow is to discontinue the unfriendly treatment that loses so many of the new members we have already He mentions: "We like to think that recent reforms have helped to raise the standards of social conducts. Directors have broader powers to penalize breaches of etiquette etc etc. Nevertheless we still have too many individuals who seem to have organized a membership drive in reverse: uicu uujcib accma uc drive out members.

The tournaments, while far from pure, are now being purged but the evil still flourishes in the croundroots where it can do uic nilat nana; ill lilv UUU games. Long standing members are entitled to consideration, but they must also be considerate of others. "It is therefore the duty of every member to conduct him self in a way that will encourage new members to feel wel come and to take an active role against those offenders whose behavior at the table does not eiu tne dignity and the sport-nanship inherent in the game." Remember, however, this does lot appoint you a policeman. is Krin me nuiv nt pvprv utizen to call the director to teeD the peace." Mr. Landy has treated the from an underlying PRT mflmhopcriin on rrla Vnf feel that all duplicate players ACBL members or not conclude from thess emarks that their behavior at he bridge table is of primary mportance in promoting the Remember last week's prob- em where a two spade con-ract was played from both or tne taDie, wen nere vhat happened at Roth's table.

1UUUI wuu uib uuuip upenmg vith the ace and continued hird trump and then led good iuua mini iiuiui i uiicu wiiii he Wih Irnmn Nnrrh maHo mm uff nnrt pt rpn U7iin he queen. Dummy won with lie king and cashed the fifth luo. Dummy's last heart was then tsi mir rvi nrr ft hanv rr mid I LIVING rrnM'T caiicp mm mm m0 I wrtwwaa EARTBURN! Not when TUMS are handy. Just pop TUMS in your mouth when you feel discomfort coming on. Chew 'em up.

(No, you don need water. You get relief quickly no acid indigestion, no aftertaste. Always carry TUMS. 12-tablets only 10 cents. Economy 3-roll packs, 29t aju 1 iw-taoiei Domes, vt OR THE TUMMY R.

KILDARE ICK TRACY )NCE AGAIN USING ITS VAST SPEED AND ITS FANTASTIC EQUIPMENT, THE SPACE COUPE HAS LOCATED ORNER J4MISON. I AN" ORDER I WATCH MDUR CHANCE TO VivL mm ft iff a iwj i if 3 A i mm. mm it 11 White 10 Pieces whelming superiority over her own sex. As a start she wants to make Bobby Fischer eat humble pie. The brash young Brooklynite in a magazine interview a few months ago was quoted as saying, "They're all weak, all women.

They're stupid compared to men. They shouldn't play chess, you know. They're like beginners. They lose every single game against a man. There isn't a woman player in the world I can't give knight odds to and still beat." Soviet officials on her behalf have challenged Bobby to play a match at knight odds with her.

Bobby is not backing down and only insists that stakes of a side be set. The Russians are considering the matter. None of the Soviet experts think Bobby has a ghost of a chance at those odds. Besides winning three women's events during the past year, including the Challenger's tourney, Nona won the world title from Elizaveta Bykova by 9 pts. to 2 (7 wins, no losses, 4 draws) in the match at Moscow.

She also placed third in the men's championship of Georgia! Here is a game from the championship match. Ruy Lopez White: Eliiaveta White 1 P-K4 2 N-KB3 3 B-NS 4 B-R4 5 0-0 R-Kl 7 B-N3 8 P-B3 P-Q3 10 B-B2 11 QN-Ql 12 N-Bl 13 N-K3 14 0-K2 15 B-Q2 14 P-QN3 17N-B1 15 B-R6 19 P-B4 20 B-Ql 21 Q-K3 22 PxB 23 N-N3 Black: Bykova Black P-K4 N-QB3 P-KR3 N-KB3 B-K2 P-QN4 P-03 0-0 N-QR4 P-B4 N-02 N-N3 P-N3 B-K3 N-B3 P-QR4 P-N5 R-Kl B-N5 N-Q5 BxN P-R5I PxP Nona Gaprindasvili White Black 24 BxP B-N4 45 BxB QxB 26 K-N2(a) Q-R5 27 R-KN1 N-Q5(C) 28K-R1 K-Rl 29 N-K2 NxN 30QXN P-R4 31 Q-K3 K-R2 32 R-N3 B1 33Q-NS OxO 34 RxQ N-K3 35R(5)-N1 R-R6 36 KR-Q1 N-Q5(c) 37 K-N2 K-R3 38QR-N1 K-N4 39 R-Q2 K-B5 40 B-Ql RtD-QRl 41 B-N3 NxP 42 R-K2 P-N4 43P-R3 R-KN1I 44 R-K3 P-N5I Resigns (a) If 24. QxQ, NxBPch and NxQ. (b) It Is a question whether Bl. could not have won by continuing pressure on the Q-slde via R-R6, rather than creating a diversion on the K.slde.

But Bl. wants to olav the 'big game' with a war on two fronts, (c) So here we are again, but there Is a difference and the breach on the K-sldo will be exploited. PROBLEM NO. 818' P. S.

Mussuri White mates in two moves. (Solution next week) Correct solutions Nos. S15: A. Yuda, P. B.

Shearer, R. K. Owen. No. 816: Alma Curran, Pte.

Claire, Que. i Solution to Quiz No. 406 (Bal- cerowsky vs Rantenen 1 P-Q5I; 2. Resigns. For If 2.

N-K2. PxPch; 3. KxP, RxRch; 4. KxR, BxB. Or If, 2.

BxB, PxNchi 3. KxP, NxB with a piece up In both WhEN we locate that 15UOCl-CUCX THE GREAT PVPPP1MPWT WILL BP ON" i SAUNDERS itmi OVERGARb nr: I II AC BLESS THBR HEARTS-BOTH SLEEPING LIKE PUPPY D06S I WILL 9L9 DOWN AMD HAVE SOME TEA AND ALMOtCCAKK BEFORE I CONTINUE MAMA! WHAT OR BUT MAVBE HEADSTRONG, THEY'VE 5afl5H GIRI.M1D6E MllLERj- NE61ECTINS 1 Ht MCWrilAL THE V0UR WONDERFUL DADDY ABO MOTHER-AND FOR WHAT? FOR. A BOY ONE OF THEIR UTTLE WHO BNT WORTH FINGER! CHIP, TAKE iTTO'3 HANP WON1 6ET LOSTA (a) Intending 17. B-83, tlelng up Wh. to defence ot hit KP, but after exchanging and opening the R-file Bl.

gets the upper hand there, (b) Hardly surprising that he overlooks Bl's. clever reply. But there is no defence really, for If 26. RxR, QxR; 27. R-K2, RxBP; 21.

PxR, OxRch etc. (c) If 27. RxR, R-B4ch; 28. K-K2, R-B7ch; 19. K-Ql, QxR etc.

U.S. Championship Starts The American Closed Cham pionship, which starts tomorrow at the Henry Hudson Hotel, New York, promises fireworks with the strongest entry in several years. Larry Evans will defend his title in a field which includes R. J. Fischer, S.

Reshevsky, P. Benko, A. Bisguier, N. Rosso-limo, R. Byrne, J.

Sherwin, E. Mednis, H. Berliner, R. Steinmeyer and W. Addison.

The tourney has special significance this year as it will also serve as an FIDE Zonal in the world championship series and the first three will advance to the Interzonal. Georgia Peach Nona Gaprindasvili, pretty 21-year-old student of Tiflis, Georgia, USSR (whose photo appeared recently in Illustrated News), has an eye on the male stars now that she has established over Black 11 Pieces mm 4 MM White 11 Pieces THATS WHERE I NO. TIME 13 A RXINO TEP HENRKJ SIR. I PRACTICE OF PICN'T WANT TO MEDICINE- WASTE ANy TIME ANP IN TH TAWNS OFP IM PURSUIT OF CtOTHES. LOVE.

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