Deseret News from Salt Lake City, Utah • 21

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Championship match the championship was indirectly handed to Bobby Fischer' cagse of this problem- Actually, both the FME and Unit, States Chess Federation-- rules are silent concerning the conditions tinder which a player may properly offer a draw, in the absence of a claim of epetition of position. It would seem that this is a Point that should be covered by the rules revision, and that in the absence of intematonal Sand natiooal rulings, the point should be covered by pre, tournament ground rules. There. are only three ways of of- tering a draw, and no one of them is completely satisfactory. (1) The player offers a Om on bis town.

Well. suppose his opponent 'replies, "Make your move. and then 1 will decide." Now long is this offer supposed to lad? Unless It is accepted inimediately, the pre gumption is that it has been refused. SUPPOSe that the Player who is in severe time pressure makes the He can hardly afford to refrain from moving while awaiting an answer. player -aftersadravion: his opponent's time.

True, it is a minor annoyance in time pressure but a necessary evil. But how else can- a draw be offered except in ----verde- This method --removes the from the opponentHe does not have to answer immediately, but can reply, "1 will look things over and, let you know." If he has no time on the clock to "look over" that is his own fault. (3) The offer is tendered to the tournament director who then forwards it to the This only passes the buck and adds an intermediary. When will the tournament director submit the offeron whose limewithout himself being guilty of Evans' agues that an offer of a draw should be made on an opponent's time so he may -consider it at leisure. The offer of a draw comes a "distraction" when it is re- PeatedlY tendered despite repeated refusal.

5. There is one advantage of offer, a draw on Your own time: You discover the answer without being constrained to make a move. 'Evans comments on this: "How often have had inferior positions against weairc. Cr players and trembled lest they offer me a draw- at that very mo-- trientl" When do you think the draw-should be offered? CHESS CHATTER Rea Greenwald, Ray KOOYMan and Denali' Bram three of Utah's strongest players, are seeking a ride to Boise to attend the Idaho Open to be played. May 31 and June I at the Boise YMCA.

Any other Utah players interested in attending this top-level event? East High started the Salt Lake High Schools team tournament match off with a bang Saturday evening at the YMCA by winninr all three games from Highland. South won two of ita three games from West, Two new teams are promised to enter' the tournargent this coming Saturday eve fling These two snappy and pow- erful aggregations are front Horses Mann Junior High and Bryant Jun. Ion High. Granite and Olympus did not enter teams as been antic. Dated is DESERET NEWS PROBLEM-45gMay 22, 1958 BLACK I 75 EXIAX 0c 48T.Irtiv..

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