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to play chc.s but mis- indom'ablo perseverance ana
natural aptitude have raised him TO Ia" 'front.'
rank In tn. recent tournament h" trich 'ot IN"
nrs, prize with the other "youngster. Robert
Rnubltsch.k bat IN the individual encounter won
10Th games lie Is not only cevcf b'indfold
nl,yer hu: e ala, good In team matches Though
only tw.ntv-,hree years old. he successfully with
TODD the onslaught Of the oil warhorse Sho"a'''''
with whom hc drew in the late chess League series
Il games and defeated J. W. Baird He Is native
u this city. AMI though Young. occupies position
or trust In one Of thu largest printing establish
Robert Eaub!isch.k the youngster who defeated
JasnogrodsV I'm really brilliant syl', writes 70
Tn. Trlbun. a. follows. 81 was born n Vienna 30
v,m',d sw-york where here" entered he public
schools heing graduated In 1892 During last year
nrst l"arna me pH"1phs oy. Of nr,rt,s@ HIS con-
unuaily. Joining last year the newly founded sl.,'o
p.litan Chess Club. have always "ndeavoird 10
do M best. and hope have not been entlre'y u"-
s A rather wril-known dentist. but his chess career
il sther brief In 1879 he joined the chess section of
short time however. he managed 10 work himself
the from, and won two prizes in champion tourna,
Inc Metropolitan. one ~ iis crack players and f.
noted for his book knowledge and his slow but solid
Among the members OF the club there is none
perhaps more enthusiastic ana dstinsu'n nI thsm
1925 lie "A student AT the leipsic Conservatory
in the city lie was a founder OF the famous Au-
gtIsta Chess club iEipsic. is honorary member
OF the Newark Chess cub. OF which Organization
ne also was a founder and he likewise helped TO
form the chess section Of the Central Turn Nerein
In his play ne has met such men "a isowenthal.
Rosentha kolisch Steinitz. iiorwitz Homer ana
other European experts over the board
In addition TO those named there Is DR. Robert
Mucllenbach. prominent promoter or the game
enthusiast always ready to assist In popularizing
the game: Moritz Meyer a born chess fcnd who
plays a good game and by beating his man. brought
about the defeat OF the ManhdttIns AT the hands
OF the Metropoitans .ast winter ID. {. Donohue.
one OF the PRINCIPALS OF the Western Union 'Tele
graphers Chess club. In which club he carried
away first prize In 1893 and last but not least. Her
man Grcitner. the host OF the Nets. who Is an
ardent admirer OF chess and efficient when called
uron provide refreshments after the battles over
the chess boards had been fought.
II Will thus be seen that the uptown club IL com.
posed OF who to achieve success ana
the time which viii the Metropolitan Chess
Club organization OF the very first rank IL not
al all distant
THE Chess Openings" book published by
George Bell g. Sons. London. and written by /.
Gunsberg. has Just made It's appearance
The French chess player. General the Marquis
d Audigne. president othr Paris Cercle des tchec g.
died at Paris ~ Audgnt one OF the pro-
moters OF the Paris International Tournament In
1873
Under the name 81 the Equitable British and In
terna tional Chess Club for ladies'. second ladies'
80 fewer than thrty-eght chess experts have
sent their entries to the Hastings Committee which
body. however decided 10 limit the number OF
players In the international tournament TO twenty
or twenty-five
Following Mr.. Teeds selections from our nrst
National problem tournament;
PROBLEM NO a.
MOTTO: "BARY."
Two