Deseret News from Salt Lake City, Utah • 56

DESERT NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Solt La Its City, Thursday, January 18; 1953 12' crzAtilITE I L. ces Play Chess 1 Desere ew Ns rrohlem 433 January Ili. ISMI BLACK 1 i 0( .,4 V'l 1 7 p----- I il, ..4 A IA, 'go I rY HAROLD' LUNDSTR.031 winner end new Sh 'ame. Bobby tournament held here Saturday and 0 Lid ri rA, Sunday. Place laurels went to nd Robert James Fi Th scher, Brook miracle -bad- Tor Lloyd mliKietoten.

Twin Palls. a I lyn's gift to international egg- -Bobby ta only 14. Bryant lionoea. Blackfooty took third 4 SJ 011,,. i lheadism, sat shirt- Itsthtzsitzlinishyett In second place trophie; went.

to Ted Bart- it f-, I lobb Maurice J. Kas- 8 sleeves, tieless, biting his dirty Orr. club pKcsident. watt shying; 'it's- wweelit narris.tiCald. I fingernails, chewing his tongue, ryit sofuntturwvoartrde.bNartear lin 4.

Osterman. Ruport boy (4' 1,,,,,,, 0 .:4 I twisting his lanky schoolboy Ynear-oldc'boy been playing. and win- tow" enetiAmes.e trePh''. He M115 Pri J71 r71 legs against the -chair rungs as i and grand-. camaxing tbe tournament play was 1:1 i', A r.4.O re.

(al'wuaslic'ir his gray eyes swept up and Bobby la a very quiet boy. Nis down the chessboard. at He thl rscl a moment I I)) ft 2 Vitartirer an We: made and an election" held Sterling Vaughn. Twin Falls. was A chess authority in the crowd uld' ''Let's go borne." elected president and Vandenberg el spectators whispered in.

awe: vt ked on the alaraltif after ilia was named oecretary-treasurer. ciory If he would care to be n- Some 34 contestants from Caldwell. 11Vhite to move end mate in two. .:1 "If he 'wins the title 111 1 tiv terviewed for the papers. he said, Blackfoot.

Boise. Pocatello. Nampa Solution to Problem 434: K4)- 7 "Nan, can't- talk to you and Rupert littelided Int meet. any; 2 OF mates. the greatest e- miracle.

I 11 1 94. he be able -Congratulations to the eolverm JOYCE WALKER (WELCOME. Our Lces Play. Che-ss Ay HAROLD ILUNDST1031 Robert James lyn's gift to international egg- lheadism, sat there in shirt- sleeves, tieless, biting his dirty fingernails, chewing his tongue, twisting his lanky schoolboy legs against the -chair rungs as his- gray eves, swept-, up and down the chessboard. A chess authority In the crowd of spectators whispered in.

awe: "If he wins the title, it will be- the greatest- miracle-in--all winner snd new thamw Bobby Fischer. Tor. -Bobby onlY 14. Reshevsky finished in second place. ----Out in- thsr- lobby, Maurice J.

Kasper, club ppesident. watt skyine fantastic. It's unbelievable. Never in the history Of the world has a 14- year-old boy been playing. and win- nine.

from and grand- Bobby la a very ouietisoy, His action at the moment of Winning was twnical- He looked at his mother and said. go home." Asked on the Morning after his victory if he would care to be interviewed for the papers. he said "Nah, can't- talk to you todaY7'" he think he would able lampi6nthilat tournament hcld here Saturnai and Sunday. Second Place laurels went to -Lloyd Twin and Blacklooto took third trophies went to Ted Bart-well. TWin Jails; C.

Harris. Caldwell. and Key Parke. Nampa Osterman. IS-year-old Rupert boy was presented the Clam trophy-, Re won over seven entries.

ClifTIAXIIIS the tournament play was a banquet Sunday at Cousin Bays dining room where the awards were made and an election" held. Sterling Teethe. Twin Falls, was. elected president and Vandenberg wits named recretary.treasurer. Some 34 contestants from Caldwell.

Blackfoot. Boise. pocatello. Nampa and Rupert ettendedtrie-Jteret. Deseret News rroblem 433 411111111TY Iti.

BLACK (.1 White to move end mate in Iwo. Solution to Problem 434: tK4I Be. any; 2 Of mates. Congratulations to Me JOYCE WALKER (WELCOME, Our GENUINE PIFIE.R. GOOSE: Iwo, I s'W1 siitiPV1 LIMIT: I NW I "CUTE as 4 sots Customer a per CASH chess history." Across the- narrow room, In an.

ether final-round game of the tdur-. gisment for the coveted U.S. chess championship. sat 4 the great Samuel 1 Reshevsky, an in- 41, ternational grand- aanaoneo and long c'i .1, world's grea ts, t- eSt Players. Retevsky was a si etudg in poise and 5, confidence in a a4t neat I suit.

rAtip't arms folded. eyes blinking behind brown-rim glasses. his bald and. hula- ins bead shining -7 a bit in the flUnft, escent lighting. lie "sat beneath, a pos.

the of himself. i --the 0111Y decoration on the gray walls el the tournament -room of the Kt-- beer-old Manhattan Chess Club. On the archway entrance was ----fliiisliti a penciled- sign: -Spectators are requested not to Snore in the tournament This civilized was of yelling was the only touch of humor as three nerve-wracking weeks of chess play reached climax. It was the first national.champion OM tournament in three Lyears. r'.

The 14 top Bob- by Fischer in his Pernie-striped shirt. brown corduroy pants, blue socks, heavy thaneach Played the Late in the evening there Wan filament dor the coveted U.S. chess the great Samuel 471.. Eleshevskg. an in ternational grand- anat'tal" and Inna 4es regarded a iss, the P--rW.

Reshevsky was a 'study in poise and mi confidence in a. neat I -suit. -04-2-11----- brown-rim glasses. his bald and. bulg- ing bead shining a hit in the floor.

eacent lighting. He 'sat nor- tit of li unse in only decoration on the gram walls of the tournament -room of the 90-- beer-old Manhattan Chess Club. On the archway entrance was pasta a penciled- sign: -Spectators are requested not to more in tne tournament room." This civilized was of yelling wits the only touch of humor Is three nerve-wracking weeks of chess play reached climax. It was the find national chamPtell OM tournament in three years. The .14 top Bob by Fischer in his purple-striped shirt, brown corduroy pants, blue- socks, and heavy 'hoseeach played the ethers eery.

PAC'. BERES of Estonia. one 'of leading Soviet is ahead with a score -after six rounds of play in the annual chess Haatings. according fromAbeNewYork his last sour Santee In place is Dr. Mirestss Czechoslovakia with for third at 3I4-214 are Bortlee of England and Navy men and Naval are being sought for program which consists guaranteed school assign1t14711-t for men Commander John R.

Bohlken, ITS. Navy officer in charge of Mountain West recruiting, said Thursday. Being sought are qualified personnel holding ratings as 'Wits Wain's mate, gunner's ir-u-shed towhead -reachia about five- congress in feet-nine to a repor He has arlont nose and thin. anent- Times. tar face and he clams chess with a Keret win right ocaiora.siotinicalgyngash itis n.

hPe leartn to the ltU ridill --rerecting'strategi ideas. of Cse During the. final round be gentled In a tie into an anteroom between moves and I. W. a chuckluut admirer clutched his -7--- painfully thin shoulder and boomed: Say ha'l 'jetting a -little fait on i hahr" um Bo last summer won the U.S.

Nall) Open championship. With this new. and top. title he eligible to be de- i elared an internetional grandmaster and competo.for the world ormet, ship, now held assilY Smyslov all Ilumia. reservists Etobby used Acs cry when he lost a 'game but he doesn't' anymore.

For- new nrc ar nnw he hisn't had towhead reaches about five-He has srlong nose and thin, angular- face and he plays chess with a Pleasantly studied air, flicking his head to the right occasionally as '-rerecting'strategi During the final round be jangled -into an anteroom between moves and a -chuckling admirer clutched his painfully thin shoulder and boomed: he's jetting a -little fat on 'urn. Bobby last summer won the D.S. Open championship. With this new, and top. title he I.

eligible to be de- r'elared wi international. grandmaster and compete-for the world thampionShiP. now- held by VassilY Smyslov Bobby used in cry "alert 4ie- lost a 'game but he doesn't anymore. rar-bout year. now he iiksn't bad Na ter 70; Forn reservi new congress in to a report Times.

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