The Racine Journal-Times Sunday Bulletin from Racine, Wisconsin • Page 26

KACINE SUNDAY BULLETIN Sunday, April iffs your Move RUSS KIME fELOU-llACINE MATCH ZSeloit 'a 15-man team eked out an win over Racine in played at Douglas Park last Sunday afternoon. Even without benefit of its six highest ratftd players, Racine swept the top five boards, but Biloit counterJed with a sweep QB the bottom five, whWe scor- inj! 3-2 on the middle five. In games pfayed after the cggular contest? were finished open Fri. Hornings at 9 Racine won five out of six. The results: Pllli Mack Oberu Engdahl Byrd Aber Palbehg Larscn Meier Sommcrs Krani Ooflne Mitchell .1 Sweeney .1 Luebke Dalcher ..1 Benedict Woxwold noAtnan Bell Szokod; Bucllllo Burdlck Von Fischer n.

EverlU Odcll LlKge" C. Everlll ...0 ....0 ...0 ....0 ....0 1 ...1 ....1 ....1 ....1 ....1 ....1 Black: Swcener I. P-Q4 N.RB3 33.f>xt> PxP a. N-KBJ P.Q4 24. BXP R-B2 3.

P-qB4 F-K3 3S. P.N3 Q-N3 4. B-N5 B-Ka NXN 8. QN-Q3 27. BxN Q-B3 P-tC3 P-B3 3I.4-K4 B-K2 7.

B-K3 O-O 21. P-B5 P-K4 CO N-KB 30. P-N4 B-Rl I. BxB QxB 31.q-N3 P-KB 10. NxN PxN 32.

P-R4 P-R3 II. N-Q2 P.KB4 33. PXP Q-r 12. R-Kl K-Rl 34. R-N2 Q-i 13.

N-Bl P.QN3 38. P-R8 B- 14. Q-B3 B-K2 R-QBl B-Bl IB. QR-Ql N-B3 37. R-BS Q-Q3 IB.

N.N3 Q-KBaU) 31. BxB Rxb 17. R-Q3 P-KR4 3(. RxP Q.RS IB. P-KR3 P.RB 40.

Q.M4 QxR IB. N-Bl QR-Bl 41.qxq R.N2 30. KR.qi P.KN4 42. qxRch KcR 31. N-R2 P-BB 43.

R-B3 Realfns 32. B.N4 P-BB (a) P-B4 or P-K4 li In order Black must strike at white's center or die of slow strangulation. RHODODENDRON Rhododendron, lovely star of many flower shows, takes its name literally from the Greek word for rose tree. However, it Is closer to the heather and mountain laurel families than it is to roses. iiMAZING BARGAIN BY MAIL 3 yr.

old Beiautifui Colorado BLUE SPRUCE TREES 3 for only JUNIOR TOURNAMENT Larry Sommers finished with a perfect 7-0 score as he topped the field in the YMCA Junior tournament. Defending champion Bob Barth finished second with 6 points, as he lost only to Sommers. D. Dorman finished third with 5, Tim Zierke fourth with 4, and P. Dorman fifth with points.

In all, 42 players participated, one more than a year ago. Herman Zierke deserves much credit for his steadfastness in the promotion of chess among the younger players in town. In addition to his club activities, Zierke is president of the Wisconsin Chess Association and a director of the U. S. Chess Federation, and, more important, a "working" member of all of these.

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Enclosed Check for free catalogue Claire by winning 2 and draw ing one game with Vern Ad ams of Rio in the final round 26 contestants participated. STATE CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP The 24th annual Wisconsin Chess tournament will be played in Madison at the Hotel Lorraine on May 2, 3 and 4. Marshall RohUnd of Milwaukee will defend the title he won last year at La Crosse. Since Madison is centrally lo cated, the event may draw as many as 75 entrants this year, compared to 46 last year. Entry fee is $5, and should be mailed to Dr.

L. C. Young, Community Center, 16 Doty Madison 3, Wisconsin, no later than April 29. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP After 10 games of the world championship match in Moscow between champion Vassily Symslov and challenger Mikhail Botvinnik, Botvinnik retains his 3 point advantage as he leads Game ten, below, fourth straight draw in the match. Discuss General Rules About Spring Planting Sommers P.

Dorman Zierke Barth Breakstone Sheriff 1 0 ...1 0 The final Sommers Barth D. Dorman Zierke P. Dorman Danver Farina Vallner Pott Smith Karlsen Chrlstensen Fletcher J. Johnson Breakstone Hanson Wlgman Sheriff Ooss Von Oonten. Lorantsen VallAer D.

Dorman Danier Farina Pott 1 I Nelson standings: Becker LaFave Salter Ersklne Kaufman Stone Ivanowskl Nelson M. Johnson Davis McCarthy Shawben Drettwan Elvers J. Ersklne Morlarlty Rawsthorne Rutharford Smith Rasmussen Kraus 7 8 a a .3 1 1 .1 .1 STATE CHECKERS Checker fans will be interested to learn that Clayton Orcutt of Madison won the 1958 Wisconsin tournament at Eau TENTH GAME Enfllsb Openlni Botvinnik Smslav Botvinnik Smyslov White Black White Black 1. P-qB4 N-KB3 a3. BxQ P-NS a.

N.QB3 24. R-QB N-QB 3. PxP NxP 35. B-R4 R-QB 4. P-KN3 P-KN3 26.

B-N3 R-R4 8. B-N3 NxN 27. K-B P-K3 8. NPxN B-N3 38. K-K K-B3 7.

B-qR3 N-Q3 3). B-B4 K.K3 8. N-B3 30. P-KR4 KH-QR 5. q-R4 Castles 31.

P-K3 N-N4 10. QR-N P-QR3 33. P-Q4 N-Q3 11. P-B4 R-N 33. B.N3 PxP 13.

Castles Q-B3 34. PxP R-Q 13. P-Q3 R-Q 39. R-B7ch K-B3 14. B-N3 N-B 36.

R-Q3 N-K9 IB. BXB KxB 37. R-Q3 R-KB4 18. R-N2 N-K3 38. P-B4 N-B4 17.

KR-N P-QN4 31. R-Q NxB 18. PxP PXP 40. PxN R(4)-Q4 IB. Q-K4 B-Q3 41.

R-B4 R-QN 20. N-K5 B-K 43 R-R K-B4 31. N-B6 BxN 43. K-B2 K-NS 33. QxB QxQ 44.

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