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seam Section Gannett Suburban NewapaperaSunday, January 19, 1992 MK'PC RDM JR MV YK NR RDP Regional attendance scores a grand slani CHESS NORTII A82 4 DKQJ8 CAJ872 BY SHELBY LYMAN This weeks hand North-South vulnerable. Dealer North The bidding Nsrth East Ssath West 1C ran ID IS X8 IS 4NT Pus SS Datable 7D BRIDGE WEST SKQJ43 HK987 5 654 EAST 10975 10532 7 CKQ93- SOUTII 6 AQJ6 A1096432 10 West led the spade K. (5) Shannon-Jones. Sunday Senior Pairs (1) Rose and Walter Hochberg, Riv-erdale; (3) Natalie and Dan Hertz, Harrison; (4) Sue and Dick Kraner, White Plains. Team, "Newplicate" and other single-session leaders will be listed next week.

Marilou Mayetta was one of Westchester's top performers in the regional. Her team in the Women's Swiss finished a very close fourth, only three victory points behind the winner, and the next day she and Norma Gross were first in Flight of the Stratified Women's Pairs. The diagrammed deal contributed to their triumph. "Anytime you bid a grand slam you pick up a bundle of matchpoints, said one contestant in discussing this hand. "We were East-West and we were lucky.

Our opponents stopped at five diamonds. Mayetta in the North Seat and Gross, South, went higher, all the way to seven diamonds, as shown, despite the nuisance spade bids tossed in by the opponents. North's two-spade rebid showed support for partners diamond suit Over South's four no-trump, North's five-spade bid was a Key-Card Blackwood response showing three controls, counting the king of the agreed trump suit Gross as Declarer had no problem in the play, easily ruffing three hearts in dummy. Oth- Nine thousand 1 contestants. Including a great many repeaters, made the District 3 Winter Regional at the Rye Town Hilton a big success last week.

1 There were 2351 tables in play during the five-day tournament Some players competed in all 10 afternoon and evening sessions, and a few even added a morning or midnight team game. The peak' session came Sunday afternoon with a turnout of 298 tables (1,192 players). Winners of all two-session pair events and area players among the top five finishers were: Open Pairs (1) Jim Becker, New York, and Howard Chan-dross, Long Beach (for the second straight year): (3-5) Allan Stauber, Cross River, and Jon Green, Kingston. Women's Pairs (1) Doris Salvadore, Graniteville, R.I., and Tina Jameson, Providence, ILL Thursday Senior Pairs (1) Genevieve and Dick Hewitt New York; (4) Joyce Davis, Yonkers, and Barbara Metselaar, Rye Brook. Evening Open Pairs (1) Rita Brieger, Bethany, and Burt Saxon, Orange, (3-4) Steve Shane, White Plains, and Bob Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha, NJ.

Stratified Women's Pairs Flight (1) Gail Greenberg, New York, and Lila Perlstein, Roslyn Heights; (2) Nancy Wid-man, Briaicliff Manor, and Leslie BYBOBGOLDWATER Paryzer, New York; (3) Eileen Paley, Scarsdale, and Mimi Bieb-er, Armonk; (4) Marilou Mayetta, New Rochelle, and Norma Gross, Yonkers. Flight (1) Mayetta-Gross; (2) Johnnie Eisler, Larch-mont and Janet Reynolds, Manta asset; (4-5) Kate Wagner, Mill-wood, and Phyllis Friedman, Briardiff Manor. Flight (1) Betty Vandervort Colts Neck, and Nancy Fairhaven, J. Stratified Open Pairs Flight (1) Fred Paul, Fair-lawn, and J. Kramer, Clifton, (2) Warren Rosner, White Plains, and Steve Sanborn, Poughkeepsie.

Flight (1) Stanley Roth and Ronald Lewis, both New York. Flight (1) Roth-Lewis; (3) Debra Shannon, White Plains, and Larry Jones, Norwalk, Conn. Flighted Pairs Flight (1) Peter Bisgeier, Northport, and Alvin Levy, Stony Brock; (4) Ron Gerard, White Plains, and Rosner. Flight (1) Andrew Elliott, New York, and Dennis Daley, Stamford, Conn. Flight (1) Julius Green, Trumbull, and Elliot Ranard, New Canaan; is the director.

He has been the director of the Columbia University Faculty Bridge Club for the -past 10 years, and is the author of a book, "The Art of Logical Bidding. "Rookie Practice Play sessions will be held at Bedford Bridge Club on Mondays, 105 a.m. to 2 p.m., and 7 Hearts Bridge Club in Mount Kiscojm Wednesdays, 7:30 to 10 p.m. Ingrid Nargi, who directs both dubs, supervises the sessions, which are designed to introduce bridge newcomers to duplicate play. er pairs in their section managed to reach a small slam, but Gross-Mayetta was the lone pair in the grand slam and collected a top of 12 matchpoints.

Club news An International Fund Game of the American Contract Bridge League will be held at the Bridge Deck in Hartsdale on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Analysis sheets will be distributed after the game. Club championship games are scheduled at the Mount Vernon Bridge Club on both Tuesday and Thursday at 8 p.m., and at Larchmont Temple Bridge Club on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The YWCA Bridge Club in White Plains is resuming sessions at 515 North SL on Fridays at 8:15 p.m. and Saturdays at 1:15 p.m.

Andrew Gorski of Tuckahoe Bob Goldwater is a free-laVce writer who lives in Hartsdale. Readers who would like information on duplicate bridge clubs qpd activities in Westchester should call him at 723-0157. Dont be left out in the cold Take a winter course Fischer moves may be seen in the movies BEGINNER8 CORNER hint A explanation: Finish with the bishop. I've long been an admirer of Frank Brady's meticulous in-depth biography, "Bobby Fischer: Profile of a Prodigy." Brady, a long time friend of Fischer, played a major role on the American chess scene as editor, writer, and organiser during Fischer's formative years. But despite his own involvement, he manages a remarkably restrained and objective account of the Brooklyn chess genius.

Recently, film rights to the book were acquired by Damay Hofltaian Films for $100,000. Hof-flnan, a lawyer from a family with a background in radio and theater, is fascinated by the Fischer factor and its TV and film potentiaL "Now is the time to tell Fischer's story," says Hofltaian. "Twenty years is a long time for Fischer to be out of the public eye. He is one of the few important prodigies America has produced, an authentic genius, the Mozart of chess. "Seemingly brash and self-confident, Fischer is a loner who struggled to achieve greatness against enormous odds.

America loves the underdog. Although curiously, Fischer was even more of a hero to Russians than Ameri-. cans. "The Russians placed enormous importance on their chess prowess, and suddenly there was an American chess genius able to compete with them, on their own terms. His victory was a shock to their cultural nervous system.

Below is a win by ex-world champion Anatoly Karpov over the Russian grandmaster Yevgeny Bareyev from the 1991 Tilburg Interpolis Tournament. Karpov became champion in 1975, when Fischer forfeited his title. Bareyev Karpov 1. d4 NfB 2. c4 e6 3.

Nf3 b6 4.g3 Ba6 5. Qa4 Bb7 e.Bg2 c5 7. dxc5 Bxc5 8.0-0 0-0 9. Nc3 Be7 10. Bfl Na6 11.

R(0dl Nc5 12. Qc2 Qc8 13. R(a)cl, N(c)e4 14. h3 Rd8 15. g4 d6 16.

Qd3 Nxc3 17. Rxc3? e5! 18. g5 Nh5 19. Bel e4 20. Qd4 exf3 21.

Bxf3 Bxf3 22. Rxf3 BfB 23. b3 Re8 24. Rd2 Qc6 25. White resigns, (a) (a) White is a piece behind with negligible compensation.

Solution to BEGINNERS CORNER: 1 QfSch Kg6 (or Kh7) 2 Bf5 mate. Shelby Lyman is a syndicated writer whose column appears weekly. "Photographing Art Work, a one-session course. Feb. 8, firpm 9 a.m.

to noon. This workshop is for those who want to learn how to document two- and three-dimensional works of art Fee. $25. "Beginning Photography. Eight Monday sessions, from 630 to 830 p.m., beginning March 2.

An adjustable 35mm camera Jp required. Fee: $115. "Black and White Darkroom Techniques. Eight Wednesday sessions, from 630 to 930 p.m., beginning March 4. Fee: $175.

Materials extra. There's no shortage of excellent photography courses available in the area this winter. Some of them are offered at the following sites: New Rochelle High School (Continuing Education Program), 265 Clove Road; 576547. Starting the week of Feb. 3: "Introduction to Photography, eight Monday sessions from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.; "Darkroom Photography, eight Wednesday sessions from 7 JO to 9:30 p.m.

The fee for both courses is $50. Registration be held between 7 and 9 p.m. in the lower level cafeteria of the high school on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and Jan. 27, 28, 29 and 30. Using Your Camera." Bring' your camera to the first class.

Sessions will be held on 10 Tuesdays, from 7 to 9 p.m., beginning Feb. 4. Fee: $48 residents, $78 nonresidents. Call for registration information. YMfc YWHA of Mid-Westchester, 999 Wilmot Road, Scarsdale; 472-3300.

"Studio Photography covers bask camera to advanced techniques. Students will shoot in the studio and do home assignments as welL Fifteen Monday sessions will be held, from 7 JO to -10 p.m., beginning Feb. 3. Fee: $175. Registrtion has already be gun.

Westchester Community College, 75 Grasslands Road, Valhalla; 285-6600. "The Art of Video Workshops. Participants will be shown how to achieve a more professional look camcorders for personal or TV production use. Five Thursday sessions will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. (Beginners: Starting Feb.

20; Intermediates: Starting April 2). Tuition: $43 plus a materials fee. 1 Lehman College (Office of Continuing Education), Carman Hall, North Plaza West, 250 Bedford Park Boulevard. West, Bronx; (212) 733-3254. PHOTOGRAPHY BY IRVING PASTARNACK For more information, call the Continuing Education Office from 5 to 10 p.m.

Mondays through Thursdays. White Plains High School (Rochambeau), 228 Fisher 422-2333. "Beginning Photography Irving Pustamack is a freelance writer who lives in Hew Rochelle Nominations being accepted for Volunteer of the Year9 Heat and Eel Andrea Vella Brennan, both of White Plains. The Volunteer ofthe Year will receive the J.C. Penney Golden Rule Award of $1,000, which will be donated to the organisation where he or she volunteers, and the J.C Penney "Flame of Freedom bronze sculpture.

Four other honorees will each receive the sculpture and $500 to donate to their organizations. In addition, 15 finalists will receive $100 to -donate where they volunteer. Each person nominated will receive a Certificate of Appreciation, signed by County Executive Andrew P. -ORourke. The Volunteer Center is actively soliciting nominations of individuals or groups of volunteers.

For farther details, call Annette Alve at the Volunteer Center, TVsonHoljy Farms Roasted Whole Chickens The annual search for Westchesters "Volunteer of the Year is being conducted by the Volunteer Center of. United Way and the J.C. -Penney Co. Inc." Some 2,000 nomination forms have been sent to Westchester! non-profit agencies, religious organizations, schocris and'-service dubs. All nomination! are due by Feb.

12. Judging will take place in March, and winners will be honored at an April 30 awards luncheon at the Westchester Marriott The 12th annual Volunteer ofthe Year Awards Luncheon is co-sponsored by J.C. Penney Co. National Pension Service, Guardian Life Insurance Company of New York, and the Westchester Corporate Volunteer Council, -a program of the Volunteer Center. Event co-chairpersons are Mary Helen Jordan and Farms Hakes nfe Roasted Chickens Holy Fame )nb Roasted licken Breasts Hafn Spicy or BBQ Fi IvRAllk Chicken Wings a WMTE MATES Ml SOLVE-IT AFTER IT RSC37 Karpov Holy Farms Roasted Chicken Thighs a Tysonk Chicken Drumsticks Assorted Varieties Breaded Boneless Chicken 9-o z.

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