The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
CHESS FOR PLAYER,
LOVER And STUDENT
Death Of Isaac L. Rice Will Not
Alter Plans for Big Me-
mortal Tourney.
COMPETITION NOW OPEN


Isaac l.. Rice last week that all the
| respected In every detail and while the
full programme of the memorial contests
cannot be given this week. II IL sufficient
to announce that everything will no ar
ranged in due course. None OF the or
| CARNATIONS with which Mr.. Rice was
Officially connected will DO forgotten and
as may be seen from the appended rules
o: the Rice memorial International prob
lem and end game tournament. that COM
petition may now be considered begun.
that IL to say. intending contestants may
at once forward their respective poems
OF chess To quote an instance of how
thoropg hly matters will be considered by
Mrs. Rice, she has already promised to
look out for the entertainment OF the
members of the Triangular College Chess
League. composed of Brown, Cornell and
the University of Pennsylvania, and the
usual championship tourney OF me New
York State Chess Association also will
receive its annua contribution toward
the prizes. IN fact. everything Will be
done by Mrs. Rice and the other men,
hers of the family TO perpetuate the
memory of Mr.. Rice.
In order to provide a souvenir for the
chess players the world over, a forty
page illustrated memorial supplement
Will he published in the December num-
Der of the American Chess Bulletin.
while the boob Twenty Years of the
Rice Gambit' is being made ready. This
book will in all probability be ready by
the LIST OF January.
The rules and regulations for the Rice
memorial International and end game
studies tournament. OF which competi-
ton an announcement was made in these
columns a fortnight < and az compiled
by the judge. George f.. Carpenter OF
Tarrytown, y. Y:
/. The contest to be open TO the world
= CompCtitors may send from one to
seven positions. two In two move, TWO In
three moves and three eud games or
studies, or any iSss number In any OF these
The positions in two ana three moves
mus. be direct. unconditional mates, 20
be such as might occur IN regular play anu
To- he original and previously unpublished
casting not allowed, nor PAP en- PEASANT
on the FIRST move of white.
Two of the end games to be studies with
comparatively few pieces. illustrating a
win or draw for white which might arise
near the close OF a fairly "sl played
game.
me third position in the class to DO
taken from what is apparently the mldule
of we'll played game. DEMONSTRATING a
win or draw for white. n the previous
pay Is hvt''ous, ~ my c"mmcnce
BLACK TO play should the case 50 re-
quire. -
,S EVe ,ni,cated on a diasram. with a
dupiirate in text notation one diagram to
n sheet. the authors name and address
=, T' 49, nhnI. The diagram, the stlpula-
ton. duplicate and fun solution below. al
on one side OF the sheet unless the iSns,n
- r.r,arks renuires the use OF the
P,n" "' ir ~
Entrle. may be made one or more at a
April /, 1919. they should be enclosed In
an envelope OF so"a s"H - pa ~ fmiiv Nv
ro'",hs , N rTireetion should he "Ameri-
an Ca,>- Bu.l.uu. 10 Nassau street.
Nv York, y, y" | . A., WIN ohe
i"senn' il'r ~
NJ, .r'r.r- received. excepting those
found hy tho n'n'sg 'n"ni T. n' "hsl'nsn
;id''E "i "tA'F"'H' '''''' "
'' PTib, pt,z.s for problems and end
games VIII be as follows:
Two Moters-flrst pfi""' Sl'' se'o"''
WV, rh'rS; H-Eirs, p-,ze. $50. second,
,,t""ttnI-G sIu
Res; Finish or studyL-First prize, ".
f'e!t Middle tame "'S" '
rr'5.' SO.
Beet SCI OF Three End names-fHs'
rr.z'aS> a,,ira ,bs-s award,
ali l." IS"r., 4. carpenter Of Tdrrytown.
y =, to whom also Will he left the de-
,,,ion ~ amy questions tnt' n"y - Nd
ne "pp.,'. ''" We "
ii. ,,,,rt viii ne made known on 90
70. for, MAJ l. 1915, and such 'M,rl WI
70 u'." "u'n Tor thiu, "', ion Of rr"te.t.
il' ,P't," ~, I',Im.' Ina M. Judge viii
I..tI, l., Hu,l award 81 soon thereai'.r A.
M. objections thai may nay" h.rn 'nrl".
',n Toe '',S Ni 'sm'" nrcmptly paiI I'm ac-
''nu,'','".c thcr,Nith
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Tho adjourned game between NJ
Schroeder, Brooklyn, and W. I, Ryan
Staten Island. IA the metropolitan
League match between these clups, was
resigned rs Ryan without turther pay.
50 tpat the match goes to the creaIt OF
brooklyn by the nual score Of ~ to %
I'm the same round. the Manhattan CheS'
cub defeated Ocean I'M by \ 10 w.
while columbia University defeated Ivy
of In, series is scheduled for next sat
nrday evening. with the teams pared
a. follows Manhattan ". COLUMBIA
Progress W. city college, brooklyn Va,
ocean Nm, staten Island. a bye
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Three matches were contested in tho
oucu,rs round ~ the Greater New YORK
IIIirh school Chess League AT the rooms
of the Eastern district y, NJ. {. y. In
prnuII,n T., WIT clinton won from
BRYANT Ivy , to /, as did Commercial
against Erasmus, while Stuy vcsdut heat
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