The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-25
CHESS CLUB HAS
PERMANENT HOME
FOR FIRST TIME
J. r. Cole, Jr, Elected
President of Organiza-
tion for Year
Ry A. V. ROuRouE.


The recently reorganlzcd Tu'sa
Chess and Checker club Ia now
domicilod In It's permanent quarters,
2O5-G Cole building and for the first
timo In the history OF the city chess
and checker players have place
fully equipped comfortable and
accessible whore they can indulge
their liking for these two ancient
and honorable games.
Accommodating 60 players AZ
time. steam heated and open any
hour OF the day the new clubrooms
III, n long-fct want n fact which
enthusiasts were quick TO recognize
and there has hardly bccn "A hull In
the play in the afternoons and nights
since the rooms were secured.
Cole New President.
J. n. Cole, tr, is the new president,
the other officers OF tho club being
j. II. Wclch. vice president: G.. 5.
Lockwood, secrctnry and II H. Thci-
SON treasurer. These gentlemen, to-
gether with \. v HOurquc. publicity
man: l.. T.. bushnell educational
secretary. Eugene T.. Hcnntg. prop
erty man and librarian aud a mem
bership secretary to be elected, com
prise the executive committee.
Tuesday night OF each week has
been designated az club night and
all memhors are urged To attend on
that night at least. Entertainment
and stunts viii Abe given every Tues
day and II In planned to make that
night as interesting as possible.
Every member Of the club viii be
provided With key making access
to the rooms possible at all times
and with Secretary Lockwood on tho
Job every day and the house cont
I too AZ
always be someone for "A momhcr or
visitor TO match his skin with any
time ho 80 desires.
May Play Oklahoma city.
Arrangements are being mado for
a chess tourney with Oklahoma city
ana IL IL very likely that play be-
| tween Tulsa and that city will start
| la the immediate future. Oklahoma
/ city boasts OF some good players,
while Tulsn's best rank above the
average, 40 an interesting contest is
assured. Following the Oklahoma
| city match, q state tournament Is
talked Of, play 20 be across the board
at Tulsa.
Lnskcr Defeats sammy.
Tulgans Will be interested 10 know
that little Sammy RzeChowskl who
appeared In Tulsa last year made a
crcditahle showing two weeks ago In
the masters tournament I'm New
YORK city losing t0 Edward lHskor,
western champion and also to lorn-
stein, champion of New Work
/ sammy won from JauoWski, cham
| pion of France, drew with Jaffe and
[ has an adjourned game with Bigc-
/ low, result OF which has not reached
Tulsa II took laSker seven hours
| "a defeat Sammy and IAsker de-
/ clagcs ~ was the hardest game OF his
entire curcer II took him n moves
lo defeat the boy prodigy as the
papers term sammy This Eamo In
detail IS posted ON the club bulletin
bonrd
Commenting on Sammys game
with Janowskt the Chicago Tribune
had the following TO say.
Ten -year-old samuel RZeChowski
who made his debut IN the masters
tuurna mcut AT the chess club inter-
/ national, Vauquishod David Janowski,
/ for many years recognized RE cham
piou OF France His game with
I lanowsh was the one which had
/ been adjourned from the second
round, and was won by R2oschowski
after an exciting aud hard fought
session,
ut was a trying situation whom
IlhrN resumed, the boy holding the
open file, which his opponent had "A
dangerous passed pawn. Rzechcwski
began by sacrificing pawn, which
gave him better access to the whit &
KING. Thereupon the Partisan taxed
his opponents resourcetulncss to the
utmost with a counter attack, in the
course of which he offered the sacri
flee OF his queen. At first Rzeche-
wski declined the sacrifices, but later