The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 29

THE GA2ETTE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IT, 1358 29 Chess Notts, Views Cloves ueiween ine nanus tr e. m. it oajm CHESB VT-GAMr. K. 21 C.

A. Gilbert rcxicy --2" 2- A A 1 Black 4 riecea (Bernstein. A. Turner, S''-i-S'i each; B. Fisrher and Seirlman, '4 each; E.

Hearst, M. Tavey land G. Shainswit. 4-7 each. A Iriecision, likely to be of great im- portance for future came in the 5th rd.

Hearst vs. Mednis encounter when a double forfeit i 1 ---r rrrtfM-i was registered by touiney Hirer 4 1 tor H. Kmoch. International Chers Random Rambling on rubbers without owning bin" Rubber Rrfdg pirei 9 a hjnd with a bar' two and a half There are dozens of didn't it look l.lce big bocks on tb market which csnand? tssch us how to b'd correctly and! A aewe of aecurity i one hw to play but there the teach-j many pitfall we encounter while enjoying our favourite inf stops. The- hooka can't tell viekm Xo illustrate this we'll tell how to win.

Few bridge writ'rsiyou a story, a very sad story m-dtvote. more than a few para-jvolving aomenne you all know i k. n4 artirivfry I1 there was a graphs to the itra.egy and tartic pUyir who hgi hrrn which are the heart and soul ofjninz ltf. constantly over a per-rubber brtdge It is possible thatjmd of yars. Seldom did ahe lose the winning players might find it, more than once or twice returning to That Judge, neither player having kept a complete score when the end of the session was reached.

International Match Minnesota defeated Manitoba iHVfUi in their annual match at before the PLAGUE set in how they managed to develop thatifiy in September. For a period bridge intelligence which is com-of three months she hardly had win ai an. team, aooui a known a WW r.ioniy th weeic ago someone unnexea- ner it ana marii u-in nr tu-n In Or.ce tj.ey acquire loe it. Detroit bakes, Minn. The Yanof-sky brothers drew on the fir't two boards vs.

D. Smith and G. Barnes. The Chess Fed. of Can.

and the USACF are seriously considering the revival of the Canada vi. USA Coast to Coast Border Match aucressfuly caried out in 1949 and 1950. Matches were set up at various convenient points and the total of all matches decided. Hats Off Gentlemen! A Henius! 13-year-old Bobby Fischer, USA junior rhamninn. proved in the Ifeemert so strange to he luckr azain that when I picked up my The gap is wide between expert play in duplicate and winning play at money bridge.

Almost all duplicate players believe they can nlav ffnnA nhher hriHffe tt'herea winnings from the table I felt as if I were stealing'! When you hold bad cards you play badly. Your judgment i White PiecM White to play and win. Chess Quiz No, 31fl 1..., 2. K-Kt2. etc.

Correct No. 316: J. L. Brien. TT1 ET1 I Tl I MS 71 11BI I By fel OT rMSlli I 'Mhrh MARK MWE3 ON AHEAD.

efK SWZLV I A soon noiseless rev W0LF I Rk. JtX'X-'-'I Jt FORMS CIRCLE THE CARCASS W.N -1 IVvi" i GATHERS lH OP THE UNFORTUNATE HORSE fYvOB AND BEGINS D. IX CJ l1 1 fr "XA'X'i OUARRELINO most rubber players make noiiP'red and even your partner i -l itff 1 claims to skill at competitive 'ense this and they often bid and bridse. Manv a duplicate expert. IP1? badly also.

This may sound O. Jlozanoff. V. 1" nr; wnm H'U' lie 11111. lie- M.

A. Michaels. M. Moss, S. Floer.

the sealna he has acouiied in1 bit like superstition but it is sound observation and a theory! H. F. Kerrin. A. Feiner, J.

tournaments dangling from his belt, has confidently sat down in in my private book which has Schneider, G. Caron, T. Gowans. nevpr hern written. The hook is Qujz n.

317 1 Borienco-Sima-entitled, "BRIDGK IS A SIMPI.Kein) 1..., p.R4ch: 2: PxP e.p.. GAMF. IT IS ONLY THKl0.Rrh: 2. K-R4. Q-R4 mate.

already belongs in the best senior companv. His remarkable win from Don Byrne, involving a queen sacrifice was one of the highlights of the Rnsenwald. Byrne is rankH No. 5 in the USA. Is there anything that Morphy.

Capablanra, Reshevsky or Pomar produred at the same age against comparable competition that surpasses it? PLAYER" WHO MAKE IT DIF FICULT. ELLEN COMPLIN Correct No. 317: C. Gaulin, If. F.

Kerrin. A. Feiner, O. Rozanoff, V. Judzenta viciiw, M.

A. Michaels, .1. Schneider, T. Gowans, J. L.

OBnen. S. Flower, O. Rozan- rubber game with three players who hadn't a single master point to their credit only to go home later a sad and disheartened man. The unorthodox players he had get out to trounce went home with his money.

He probably still failed to realize that, despite the many system and conventions, the bidding at duplicate bridge is more or leu standardized. It could never win in a game with Mrs. Mouse and would be suicidal while partnered with Mr- Bullhead. The onlv time these aood people ever referred to a bridge book was to settle an argument. No.

31 off. BUck! R. Furhur Whiter D. Byrni RESULTS M.A.A.A. Section 1: Ernie Winrow-Ewan Cooke.

Vera Bowden-Doroihy Corrigan Section 2: Mr. and Mrs. J. Standfast, Mr. and Mrs.

S. Turner. Section 3: World Junior Championship Inquiries regarding participation in the fourth World Junior Championship to be held at Toronto next summer have come in from South Africa, Yugoslavia, Blark Kt-KB3 P-KKtS B-Kt2 Castl P-04 PxP P-B3 QKt-02 Kt-Kt3 White Kt KBJ 2 P-B4 3 Kt-BJ 4 P-Q4 5 B-B4 7 Q-BP I K4 9 B-Ql 10 Q-BS Miss G. McKee-Miss C. Kempf- It takes a player gifted withlfer.

K-Bl 53 Ktl 24 Q-Kt4 25 QxP 2 KRJ 27 K-R2 JS R-Kl 29 Q-eSch 3D KtxR 31 Kt-B3 32 Q-KU 33 P-R4 34 Kt-KS SS K-Kfl as K-Bl 3' K-Kl 35 K-Ot 3S K-Bl 40 K-KIl BKt5 Mrs. K. Davy-Mrs. M. Sander 11 B-KKt3(i) Kt-Rs: great lortituoe not to 'press when he is holding bad cards over a long period and losing con.

Itantly. Ninety nine percent of us do it without realizing it. Haven't you ever sat for five consecutive son. VANPERBILT BRIDGE CLCB Allan Derby-Francis Thurner. Cliff Beaurinin-Dave Saltsman.

West Germany. Spain and Austria. Central YMCA has placed their Auditorium at the service of the organizing committee without charge, daily from 8.00 a.m. to midnight, Aug." 3-18. Mr.

Morris Gottlieb, 57 Brock Toronto has accented the Chairmanship of the Finance KtxKt KtxP Q-Kt3 B-04 QKt4 Yu Will Find Mentrtol'l Finest Stltctisn Propartias In Mont rail's Foitait Grawlnf Want Ai Stction GoteMa Want Ads P-R4 Kt2 BB4cb 1 mm pgjiai i as rcwcc 'to rW' check how wipe rr is, oiA.eJ Whiu 'ikwixk 6ls, rvwinK! oxuwrfdr B-Ktsch WE'RE RUVINS A ANP REPCW ANY CHAekSC I UT ITLTJL 50 PCmK6Hr SEXY THAT FyFFE M-RM HOT ONE. INPICATEP jh A rrjXPKIJMMONC' W0W'T H6 -JLr? ,1 0 13 PxKt 14 BxP 15 B-B4 i mi limn r-rTmii "ii 'hi rip in urn i limn imiiiiiiil linn mini mil i in I mi mi itiiiiii mn nwwi nnpiiumi mi ijmm 41 Bl KtxOBPir) IS B.BS KR-Klrh 17 K-Bl IS BxOcd) BxRi-h IS K-KIl Kl-K7rh 20 K-RI MxPrh 21 KKtl Kl-K7rh Committee. Contributions made payable to "World Junior Chess" II -ll I rt 1 'if T.t fx I i av ak rj'fl mm hould be forwarded to him. Canadian Open Championship A three deep throng of specta (a) loki MI. holding the Kt hil thrtalrninl 12.

P-K3, hut lh hny mm Users of the weak two-bid claim all sorts of advantages for this device, but the simple truth is Brooklyn knock It lor a hom run. ih) Prohably ht, lor 12. KtxKt. tors watched throughout the dramatic came from the 4t.h that this convention has little KtxKPi 13. OxKP.

0-R4rh; 14. P-Kt4. merit in and of itself It re round of the Canadian Open th MmmMD QvKt; IS. QxKl. KR K1; IS.

B-K7. BxKt; 17. QxB, RxRrhi 1. B-K2, QR-Kl etr. which brought together the youngest competitor, Bobby Fis autres shrewd and often fancy ''handling" by the partner.

The deal below, which came up in the A roarer atroka, levfllvitif a iirthr ttronwlollow-tii) itrnngly reminiKnit Alekhlf at nil beat. cher, of N.Y., and veteran Maurice Fox. The former Cana team event of the recent National (d) BxB then P-KI4rh tfatla Tournament in New Vork, illus te smothered male; IS. Ktl, Kt-K7rh; 20. K-Bl.

Kt-KtS 21. Ktl, g-BSch; dian champion needed all his experience and sangfroid to deal with the fiery attack the younz- 22. RxO. Kt-7 mate. ster had boldly initiated.

(a) The and rrf tha eombtnatton started ten moiei back, Blark la bow KINO'S INDIAN DEFEVCE White: B. Fjjrher (Brooklyn) trates this point. South, dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH S. Q8 H. A 8 6 3 D.

10 8 7 C. WEST EAST S.J98 8.AK7S3 H. 4 H. 2 Black: M. Fox (Montreal) ahead la material.

PROBLEM COMPETfTlOV Problem No, 499 (I) Black 0 Pieces SOUTH S. 10 4 2 II. 10 97 3 I). 4 C. K3 At the first table, South and passed, North opened with a heart, and East overcalled with a spade.

Once that overcall was made, "the hand belonged to East-West." in the sense that North-South could not hope to buy the contract short of the five-heart level. Since the four spade contract reached by East-West would have been ironclad as the cards lay, North-South saved a trifle by sacrificing at five hearts and going down two doubled 500. The situation at the other table was very different. There, the North-South pair were using weak two-bids, and the auction proceeded as follows; South Wet North Fast Tass 2No-Tr. Tass 4 Hearts Tass Pass rss It s-hould be noted that the weak two-bid itelf probably would not have bfen effertive except for the psychic spade response that North put in.

Even if North had leaped to four hearts. East, with MlliEr'II II I1' r7n a lllil I youuftitontue TI I By WifeJJ I gJ RESTAURANT TABLE LAfT tl "NTtlftOR! A XJ I KNOW, MB CAMEO i lmJUTS fW VJ lf I i Jj Blark K-Bl Q-Ql BxKt K-Kfl Kt-OS' O' White 1 Kt-KB3 2 KKt3 B-KI2 4 rii 5 03 7 QKt-Ol Kt-KR4 D. A 5 3 2 I. 9 C. A 9 8 8 4 C.

107 5 2 4 Whit IS PxP 20 0-B4 21 Ki-K(7? 22 PBch 23 0-B2 24 KKtS 25 0-02 2 QR Ot 27 B-RS BsKt 29 RP 30 QR-KR1 31 OB2 32 P-OR4 33 R-RS 34 P-KR4 Biark KtKBJ P-OJ B-KI2 Oittrs P-K4 POM OBI P-QR4 0KI-O2 M-R4 KlxKI K(-02 HKl Kt-B4 fl-Bl Pt4 PxP 1(1 P-KR4 QvP Kl-BS PxB 0-B4 BK3 B-K? KP HIM it 12 Kl hll 1.1 PxKt 14 P-KKI4 15 BS 17 II Q-KI3 'i Ti HK Jxk AKy it 39 RxB rxR and wini his distribution and with the vug my Aids Digestion Reshevsky Wins Rosenwald Samuel Reshevsky won the Rosenwald Trophy tourney at New York, 9-2. His only loss knnwlrrice that there was not much defensive power at his left, prohahly would have risked a four-spade overcall. and that came in the first round acainst 0 U' 9 0 14 Ei? TOO I POF TOO MVCH IT I SLEPT TILL NOON "-'7 1 Jf Don Byrne. He drew vs. A.

Fe-ur-stein and H. Seidman in the 8th and 9th rds. Other scores: A. B. Bisguier.

7-4: A. Fuerstein. 6-4Vi; E. Mednis, 6-5; D. Bvrne.

S. uA' VW SLEEfMAkrCA 5UP V-; VESTEPPAV, ANP SUE'S 7 would have been that. It was North's shrewd maneuver of bidding the suit. h.ime'f, that threw the prover Tot real chewing 'enjoyment, treat yourself to tasty Wrigley' Spearmint. bial monkeywrench into the East- While 9 rieces White mates in three (3) moves.

Problem No. 4W (5), (C. MantBeld), Kcv 1 B-B7 Correct No." 4W (S M. A Mlrhaela. M.

H. O. Hotanoft, A. Feiner. Rev.

C. Royle, H. Matthal, Jnan Reatrepo. R. W.

Jetintnu. M. Benoit, J. r. Globenaky, G.

Dorherty, C. A. i West machinery. Moreover, North's two-spade response was perfectly safe! Any suit response to a weak two-bid is forcing for IHnllatid, P. H.

Fiidfe. M. Gtroax. G. one round, and the two-bidder is not permitted to take any strong action tsuch as jump-raising or jump rebidding) at his next turn.

Caron, M. leaser. J. Schneider, N. Bowera, E.

Randall, J. Tebula, S. Oubor, J. L. O'Brien.

"Lucia" Rev. E. rnimaa, M. Blrka. M.

Mniia, r. Ganlin aurrennful half-pin with bat Thus, North was assured of "captaincy" in this auction, which Get some tery. Good variation with a hiRhoe even if far from the record of nine different variations by a black bishop In a two. meant that he could expect to land at four hearts, where he wanted to, land, without inter-frrpnee from the opponents or from his own partner. mover by A.

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