Evening star., 1935-06-01
EFINITE information has been
published In the Journal de
Geneve concerning the forth
coming world championship

match between DR.. Alexander Alex
hine and DR.. Max Euwe. It is stated
that all the games will be played in
Holland. Challenger Euwe's native
land, and that the match will begin
early in October. Three games Will
be played each week until either play
er scores 1871 points, comprising SIX
wins The time limit will be 40 moves
in the first two and one-half hours,
81 moves in the two hours following
and then Is moves an hour, with not
more than five hours Of play q day.
The size of the purse is not mentioned.
The Christian Science Monitor ven-
lures the guess that 1t is substantially
less than the 10000 gold dollars, plus
expenses, that Alekhine demands for q
return match with Capablanca, and
may be having difnculties in raising
funds. for according to the May Brit
ish Chess Magazine, the Netherlands
Chess Federation sponsored q large
lottery At the end Of March. The
Monitor states that this Is reminiscent
of early New England when money
for certain Harvard buildings was
similarly raised.
THE Newark Evening News, in its
issue Of May l8. says: Ger
man chess probably realizes the
expulsion of Jews has deprived the
Fatherland Of most Of the great chess
players. and steps are being taken to
do something about it. Nazi wants to
win the highest hOnOrS at the chess
olympiad in connection with the
Olympics at Muenchen in 1886. Three
hundred chess experts are being
trained for the various classes OF
Journeys. Bogoljubow. who has had
two chances at world championship
match with Alekhine, now is q Ger
man citizen. He has been appointed
'Reich's Dimitri Jewitsch Begeliubow'
and as he is one Of the best players
in Europe. he ought to make a good
job of 1t"
At the Capital City Chess Club an
entry list has been posted for Sum-
mer tournament for barricade chess.
The chess director will give informa-
ton as to the method of playing. The
fee Is rs cents and play will start
about Memorial day.
Another list is posted at the Chess
Club for . Summer checker tourna-
ment there. Four already are signed
Fred Flynn, Henry A. Rousseau. T.
B. Westman and w. B. Mundelle.
The ladder chess tournament also
is in operation at the Chess Club.
THE Chess Editor is going to for
ward his name as a competitor
in the coming match between
the United States and England. In
his early chess days he played q great
deal by correspondence and made
rapid advances thereby. He holds
medal for attaining q place in the
finals. Atlantic division. Pillsbury Ma
tional Correspondence Chess AssOcia-
tion. 80. He would like to forward
also the name of D. E. BRAND, J. w.
Byler and several others. Washing
ton ought to have q large representa-
ton. Send names and Is cents en-
trance fee to W. F. James. 1922 Grand
avenue, Minneapolis, MINI.
End game occurring in . game played
in a Vienna tournament last June
between j. Obermayer and 8. Wolf.
White-K on KB. @ on Oh, r on
OBJ. B on K2 Kt on KKt. p on
KKt3. KB2, KS. O., QB4, QKt3. QR3;
IL pieces. Black-K on KB3, Q on
KRS, r on KR, B on KKt3. Kt on
KS, p on KKt4, KB4. K3. q. |
OBS. QKt2 and ORR; II pieces. Black
(WolD to play and win In q few
moves.
CCORE Of q game played by cor
respondence by D. E. Brand. 1921
e street northeast. this city. with
Prof. e. B. Adams Of Brooklyn. N. VI
Prof. Adams tied at Syracuse, N. T.,
last year, In the State championship
but lost In playing on
the tie. I believe he formerly lived
on the Pacific Coast. He Is no rela-
ton Of Z. D. Adams Of this city, who
has been prominsnt in sisess circles