ISCA Quarterly July-Sept 1975

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Indiana'sChess Quarterly

July-Sept, 1975

Terre Haute Open

G a r y D eu s e r T .O . a n d w in ne r s o f T e rr e H au te O pe nC ra ig C h el ls to rp , S te ve S 1 * ! n ce r, a nd W i l l ia m M a rtz

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Novice Chess ..Another Miracle.... 2-3lndicnu's Chess Ratings.............. 4-9Photos.. 104th. Midwest Crosstable......... 1 13rd. Midwest Jr. Championship Crosstable............. 12Indiana Fall Open............................................. 13Indiana Premiere.................. 14Fireworks , ,........... 15Terre H aute Open C rosstable..... 16U . S. C lo -o d C h es s C h amp io ns hi p. .. ... .. . 17-20Tournaments & Officers " 21

Acknow ledgments

U.S. Closed Championship (Offical publications from Oberl in Col leao) ..17 ~I leurnam nts (Chess Life & Review Tournament Life) f!1

u u r ov I eurn ment director and top place winners at Terr H 111111lP I II.flit) crosstable for this tournament is on page 16, I lmllyl ll lmk ti lI .U. 6. Terre Haute Chess Clubs p lus Kenneth M y! I Ill il l 1 1 1 1 r ylJ II rtor sponsortng such a fine tournament.

Novice ChessNow that the Fischer publicity has worn out, we see that many, many of the new playershave dropped out of act ive chess in d isenchantment . Th is art ic le i s geared towards thenew players who are s ti ll hanging in there and whose rat ings are below 1200. Obv ious lythose who dropped out will never improve . Also, it is obvious to the experienced chessplayer that what these remaining new players need is pract ical experience In some fourspecific areas o f chess. Play with a strong p laye r is of course ve ry good training , theyare all willing to instruct. However , here is a number of things each new player shoulddo on his own at home wit h his books and set at ready position.1. Open ings. Study four openings as whi te and black against P-K4 and P-Q4.

Most of you have already memorized one or two openings andhave them incorrect . SoI say check the books on these openings and f rank ly rememorizethem for 10 moves o r so. Take one opening pe r nigh t at home until you are secure thatyou know all 10 moves. You may not understand the bas ic ideas behind these openingsbut if you get off to a good 10 move start, then you are going to give those 1300 players;a headache. You wi II be lost when your opponent leaves t he book, bu t you are lost any-way as it is now. Don't t ry to memorize the entire Sicilian Defense; just 10moves ofone var ia tion and play i t every t ime you get the chance.2. Tact lcs , This area is fun to study. You need a book on midd I e g ameproblems such as - Combinations, The Heart of Chess- by Chernev. Keep this bookwhere you can study one problem a day even if it is at odd times like when dressing,or just be fore going to sleep. Don't peek at the answers, stay with it for several daysyou'll be amazed at how an idea will come one day when it wouldn't the day before.3. Endgame. This actually is the easiest area to study. Get one of theinstructive endgame books such as -Endgame, Essential Knowledge - by Chernev.Take one basic idea as a subject for one nigh t's study and learn one thing at a time.Don't forget to plan on a review per iod . A dozen basics here will show rapid improve-ment.4. Strategy. This IS slow going stuff, so don't bite off too many pagesat once . Genera l manuels on chess are needed here; Chess Fundamentals _ writtenby Capab lanca will fill the bill.

Now in closing, take it fr om an oldtimer (49 years 'of bad chess) that anyone of theabove Items Will add 100 USCF po int s to that 1200 rating within 6 months or threet.Qurnaments. It wil .' increase your...enjoyment of the royal game, however let me has-ten.to add that It Will not increase your financial income. We play for fun , not thealmighty dollar . In sp ite of all the Fischer money publicity, chess is fun.

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ANOTHER MIRACLE!If this weren't a year of "miracles" 'for Indiana chess,it would be hard to believe that a team from Shelbyville could

take Third Place in the National Junior High School,Champ-ionship (NewHaven, Conn., May 3-4). Add the facts that theShelby team was almost certainly the youngest in the tourna-ment; that it had played only two matches before; and that itstop player ranked 21st in afield that included an Expert (2018in junior high!), twoAplayers and many B's -- and the "mir-aculous" nature of their achievement is clear.

The only two matches the Shelby team had played pre-viously were the state JH regionals (Whiteland) in March andthe Indiana JHS Championship in April - - and they won both.This may have surprised some, but not their coach, formerIndiana champion Paul Fisher. At Boards One and Three theteam had two tournament "veterans ;." aged 12 and 11, ChrisWheeler (1365) and Scott Richardson (1278). At Boards Twoand Four it had secret w apons Mik Wiseman (PR 1325) andhrie ra b (PH 10GO)~ both pror:nhd.ng n w players. Re-s TV - pla:y r . ehn Brll.Y (u ) TV d .steam cs ptam.In th xe: l more of wJnningth stat tttle, players andl' n t 1 ' 1 ' 1 " a III c I ~b ( 111 0 ibl - - playing in the nationalstwo w tlkl:l, lu 'It. 1 nal .!' ish r talked tothe local sports edi-

't(1]", (md Lhougl v ry toubtful, he promised to do a story onLl-H 1 ;( (1W. W h1uh rU in on Monday. The next day Fisher, story1 1 1 hnnel, H t out ' t o . raise funds from Shelbyville merchants.Ilut tIll Ll)tUUI\tJlont was four days, 800 miles and about $1200uw ny - mpossfble. Thursday the contributions had passedth th usand-dollar mark and I was on the phone discovermgth t no con 1vable combination of airlines, buses and limou-ames could get the team from here to NewHaven. Fridayaf-ternoon Fisher picked upthe last donation and headed straightfor the airport. Already weary, the team flew to.NewYork,rented a car, and get to NewHaven rather late. (But not toolate for Mike Wiseman to get into a hot skittles match in themotelv) Back in Shelbyville, the mother of one of the playersdreamt that night that the team would finish in the top five --impossible.

Saturday night the boys phoned home to report that theyhad rolled up an excellent score of 10 1/2 - 5 1/2 in the firstday's play. Chris Wheeler and Mike Wiseman scored 3 - l.(In avery stiff game, Chris almost upset the Expert, defend-ing champ Lewis Cohen; Cohen went on to score 8-0 for thetop individual honors). Scott Richardson added 2 points andChris Graebe 2 1/2, including the stunner of the day: holdingan A player 8.00points stronger to a draw. Paul Fisher goton the phone, and, eerily, repeated word for word what the~ot~er had dreamed -- that the team would finish in the topfive if they could keep playing well. But could they, tired asthey were?. Fatigue did take its toll on Sunday, but the Shelby team

still managed a solid 9 1/2 - 6 1/2 score for the day -- goodenough to win the third place trophy and $100. Boards 3 & 4scored well, and oddly, all four starters finished with 5 - 3s~ores. None of the Shelby starters turned in a losing scoreeithe r day, and even inexperienced John Bray picked up threep.oi?ts in eight games. In contention all the way, Shelbyvillefinished 2 1/2 points behind the winners, Waltham Central ofMassachusetts and Great Neck, N.Y. To their amusement,they finished 1 1/2 points ahead ofthe Illmots champs, ateamthat came with 8 players and matching jackets.

At least one ether Indiana player competed. Playing asan independent, -Joe Hurt (1638) scored a fine 6 - 2 to finish9th in individual play, in a field of 134.

When the team got off the plane at Weir Cookon Mondayafternoon, they were so washed out they could hardly smile,so great had the strain been; in fact, they walked around likezombies all week. The sports editor, a Believer now, gavethem some fetching publicity, and at the annual awards day atShelbyville JHS, a student body which had never even thought~bout chess rose to give them a standing ovation. (I'm sorry~fthat.so~ds like bragging; they earned it.) The mood today1SWalt TIll Next Year! (After one miracle, why net more?)Chris Graebe has one more year of JH eligibility, all the resth~ve at least two. So, more or less intact, the Shelby team~Ill h~ve two more shots at the national junior high champ-Ion~hip, andwho knowswhat they might doinhigh school com-petltion after that? -- Tim Wheeler


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T on y C am pb el l 1 9 8 5 Joe H urt 1 6 3 8 D av id R uz ic 1 5 3 6 S u sa n T u tu s h 1 4 7 4R o be rt K ar ni sk y 1 9 8 1 R ufus S im on s 1 6 3 6 T h eo d or e C u ts h al l 1 5 3 5 L ee B oge r 1 4 7 3S p ir o B er ev e sk o s 1 9 7 8 G ar y D eu se r 1 6 3 4 J ef f C an no n 1 5 3 4 M ik e M o os em il le r 1 4 7 3P a ul E nr ig ht 1 9 6 6 Jef f H artz 1 6 3 4 W a lt er P ol 1 5 3 3 D av id C ox 1 4 7 2V a n V a nd iv ie r 1 9 5 7 D av id O ' C onn or 1 6 3 3 Phil lip L ong 1 5 3 2 W i ll ia m S li ch en my er 1 4 7 2B la in e N ew co mb 1 9 2 8 J oh n C am pb ell 1 6 2 5 R on ni e L e st er 1 5 3 1 H ow ard T ee ns 1 4 6 9D o na I d H a ff ne r 1 9 2 1 R o el T h ur m an 1 6 2 5 S t ev e A rn e lt 1 5 3 0 S te ve n T ho mp so n 1 4 6 9M i c h a e I F le tc h er R ic ha rd J on es D a vi d D u rl ac h er 1 5 3 0 M i ch ae l W i ll ia ms 1 4 6 61 9 0 8 1 6 2 3 R an dy G ra be r 1 5 3 0 J am es T hie leD av id D em in g 1 9 0 2 Albert C hao 1 6 2 2 1 4 6 4E dw ar d P op e 1 8 9 4 G re g H op pe r 1 6 2 2 A lv a P op ejo y 1 5 2 4 D avid B oo k 1 4 6 3W e s S m it h 1 5 2 4 T om G ray 1 4 6 3D en ni s G og el 1 8 8 9 R ob er t M c Gi nn is 1 6 1 8 K en S t an le y 1 5 1 9 D avid C ohro nM ic ha el G an t 1 8 7 6 G ary Day 1 6 1 7 1 4 6 1G e o r g e I f . vako vs zky 1 8 7 4 Ken H arm an 1 6 . 1 6 C ra ig H in es 1 5 1 7 Phi l Lu tz 1 4 6 1

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W i ll ia m S h er id an 1 7 8 4 P hil lip M ich ael 1 5 8 7 M a rk G r av e mi er 1 4 9 3 A ri stid as G ab el la 1 4 4 8R o be rt S r ne I tz e r 1783 ~ ay mo nd W o od wa rd 1 5 7 8 S te ve P ie rs o n 1 4 9 3 M ic ha el Z ab aw a 1 4 4 8R o ba rt F lo ri an 1 7 8 1 G un te r K is an 1 5 7 7 T om A tw oo d 1 4 9 2 D ou gla s M ille r 1 4 4 7D a vi d S k il lm a n 1772 R oy R al ra lc o 1 5 7 7 P au l B ol du c . 1 4 9 2 M arily n K ie nitz 1 4 4 5G re g V e rc h ot a 1771 D ann y Ve spa 1 5 7 1 E dw ar d H e in z 1 4 9 2 Edward Kern 1 4 4 4D av id J af fa 1 7 6 5 De lbum Carpenter 1571 T e rr y B la n ke n sh ip 1 4 9 1 K ei th M c Da ni el 1 4 4 4D e nn is G a ls ta m an 1 7 6 0 D an la l B ra yn ] 1 5 6 9 Alb ert H ow e 1 4 8 6 W i llia m E va ns 1 4 4 3L orin g H an na h 1 7 5 4 S co tt A ll n 1 5 6 8 D av e M i ll er 1 4 8 5 S te ve M a nd ul a 1 4 4 3B ru ce W r ig ht 1 7 5 2 Joh n R oush 1 5 6 8

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Ward Burton 1428 William Stutsman 1364 Ken Marshall 1312 Kris Mason 1258Lys le Haney 1426 Greg Hilbrich 1364 Arnold Liedtke 1311 James Rainden 1258Gary Sanders 1'126 Dallas Loven 1358 Denny Porter 1308 Henry Hur t 1258Dale Burgemer 1307 Robert Lee 1256ohn Anderson 1425 Neil Ruz!c 1358 Michael Dorsett 1307 Richard Jones 1254oug Robbins 1425 Zollie Lee Johnson 1358 Harold Haines 1306 Alexis Mirsky 1254eff Jackson 1422 Jeff Boyd 1355 Kenneth Long 1306 Bob Bukovac 1253homas Rust 1420 Ralph Johnson 1355 Gary Barker 1302 Gilpin Hammack 1252ames Anderson 1420 Doug Bravard 1354 Jerry Gonzales 1301 Larry Massena 1252Bil l Wines 1418 Wayne HamiIton 1354 Mark Mul lolan d 1301 Randall Young 1251Butch Gregory 1416 Donald Thor lton 1353 Stan Holodick 1300 Tom Gerchak 1250Wayne Warren 1414 Russell Gearheart 1352 Raulph Phillippe 1298 John Hinant 1249Ernest Szasz 1413 Mark Wuolle 1352 Bil lie Tedrow 1298 Ronald Bruggeman 1248Kevin Heacox 1410 Ron Chambers 1352 Ron Morris 1296 Les K is tler 1247SamReisinger 1408 Joseph Farnell 1351 Ken Harrah 1292 Ernest Knox 1247Steven Baker 1406 Tim Tabo r 1350 Mike Gosbe I 1289 Kennard Fickle 1246William Hanley 1405 John Staley 1350 Earl St Germain 1289 Shawn Gilliland 1246Barth Pollak 1405 Bernard Drenup 1349 Wil li " Gordan 1288 Jay Ammon 1245Jim Squire 1404 Robert Saari 1348 Jerry Wagner 1286 William Gilliam 1245Richard Dorman 1403 Vern ie Dodey 1348 Bart Swanson 1286 Bob McCorkle 1242Carroll Page 1403 Jim McMahon 1348 Donald Gregory 1248 William Noble 1241Tom Newton 1403 Ron Yoder 1347 Del Hatfield 1284 Bernard Esarey 1240i ll iam Honnicutt 1403 Gary Lutes 1344 Tom Ill ie 1282 Reginald Johnson 1240Joe Swiship 1403 Eric Fishvogt 1343 Wayne Burns 1281 Kevin Thompson 1238Steve Lane 1401 Tom Morrison 1342 Tony Money 1281 Kurt Ba~hman 1236Keith Sweda 1401 Jack Carson 1340 David Reid 1281 Von Pochlein 1236Calvin Cole 1400 Russell Loyd 1340 Larry Barrett 1279 John Gray 1232Gentry Dunl III 1400 James Hawes 1339 May Templeton 1279 David Jacoby 1232David West 1400 Michael Lambert 1339 RonaId Freitag 1278 Steve Laeseh 1231Steve Laue 1398 Ed Braddock 1339 Jim Martin 1278 T im Wentz 1231Mike Larkin 1396 Bill Du rham 1338 Harry Van Nay 1278 James Schi l l ing 1229Eric Strickland 1395 Steve Meyers 1335 Scott RiChardson 1278 David Shapiro 1229Earl Monroe 1393 Scott Grant 1335 Arvids Ziedonis 1278 Harold Cochran 1229Phil Beachy 1392 David Harper 1333 Jeff Martin 1277 RiChard Kaufman 1226Bruce Coulson 1389 Jerry Corley 1332 David Neilands 1277 John Paige 1228Tony Watson 1388 Ken Templeton 1332 Cris Wonnel 1277 John Bruce 1226David Lantz 1386 Paul Hayes 1331 Bob Borns 1276 Gary Pass 1227Timothy Rol l 1386 Nemuel Albea 1321 John Skarha 1275 Jeff Hyer 1227Michael Farmer 1385 Timothy Grassel 1327 Kevin McCracken 1275 Dan Brown 1226Carl Fox 1385 Brian Miller 1327 Jn.n Warth 1275 Michael Cruz 1225Mark Lynch 1381 Charles Hinkle 1327 Cathleen Crafton 1273 Todd Heinke 1224Ervin Kaszak 1381 Mar~ Smiley 1326 Gene Fanger 1273 BiII Bolinger 1224Eric Newman 1381 Clyde Barger 1326 Ben Pitchkites 1272 Alan Wilhelm 1224ris Starkey 1379 Robert Barger 1324 George Spiro 1270 James Reid 1223Jamie Oxley 1378 Lonnie Mishler 1323 Larry Miller 1268 Darrell Shepherd 1222Allkn Benedict 1372 Kenny Braun 1322 Jim Mason 1267 Ronnie Froman 1222Ernie Shown 1371 Ralf Hafner 1322 Laurent Belsie 1266 Alfred Niedermayer 1221Stephan Jasperson 1369 Karl Fr itch 1322 Fred Vaughn 1265 Jordan Henderson 1219Martin Keller 1369 Alden Hook 1321 David Bontrager 1265 Henry Jasperson 1218Douglas Tolliver 1369 Ron Touketto 1321 Steve WiItfang 1263 Robert Rice 1218Alan Griswold 1367 Fred Johnson 1319 James Haun 1263 Jeffery SI John 1218Jeff Cramor 1366 Mike Vaas 1317 Roger Purta 1262 Gregg Terhune 1215Christopher Wheeler 1365 Edward Ross 1316 Alan Wagner 1262 Dave Backe 1215Paul Lake 1365 Ronald Bishop 1313Andy Murdock 1364 A.J. Myers 1312

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'nJames White 1 0 2 0 Darr in Chas in 9 3 0Jack McMahon 1 0 1 9 Mark Nolen 9 3 0Esti I Eldridge 1 2 1 5 Brian Hohner 1 1 3 3 Dennis Williams 1 0 1 3 Charles Knight 9 2 9Jim Williamson 1 2 1 3 Jim Chapman 1 1 3 2 Russell Losh 1 0 1 3 Jeff Stewart 9 1 8Donald Miner 1 2 1 3 Mark Ell is. 1 1 3 1 Norman Reel 1 0 1 3 Dick Harsock 9 1 2Phi I Amick 1 2 1 2 Richard Dine 1 1 3 0 "Zachery Page 1 0 1 0 Mark Scott 9 0 6Leo Jackey 1 2 1 2 Michae I Patton 1 1 2 8 Steve Stanton 1 0 0 7 Steve Harrison 8 9 9Scott Backrath 1 2 1 1 Lewis Hoff 1 1 2 4 Edward Brown 1 0 0 7 James Johnson 8 9 7Raymond Graber 1 2 1 1 James Vanepps 1 1 2 3 Ted Martin 1 0 0 2 Steve McNei I 8 8 8William Reese 1 2 1 0 Mark Brown 1 1 2 1 John Cain 9 9 8 Jef"1 Studtman 8 8 3Mic hael Meyers 1 2 0 9 David Shapiro 1 1 2 0 Alex Carter 9 9 7 Ed Angleton 8 8 2Ed Dreyling 1 2 0 7 Herman Moench 1 1 1 9 George Smith 9 9 6 Michael Taylor 8 8 1Hug Featherstone 1 2 0 7 Matt Rhodes 1 1 1 8 Phi 1Wickershan 9 9 5 Ardell Shi rey 8 7 9Jeff Morgsn 1 2 0 7 John Traster 1 1 1 7 Ross Lathrop 9 9 0 Leonard Thibo 8 7 3Eugene Mahar 1 2 0 6 Merlyn Moore 1 1 1 1 Mark Burgess 9 8 5 Steve Stork le 8 4 7Jeff Cadwe II 1 2 0 5 Steven Barnh il I 1 1 0 7 Bryan Baker 9 8 2 Steven Emery 8 4 4Richard Flick 1 2 0 4 Dave Boyd 1 1 0 6 Rodney Guehn 9 7 7 Tim Gardner 8 3 3Glen Means 1 2 0 4 Tim Kime 1 1 0 6 Bruce Rivera 9 7 1 Bobby LeFevers 8 2 4Curtid Simmons 1 2 0 3 Merri ll Wann 1 1 0 5 Terry Ruhs 9 6 9 John Kunzer 8 1 8Loring Prosse I 1 2 0 2 lynn Pruitt 1 1 0 5 Mike Church 9 6 9 Douglas Strong 8 1 8PauI Freder ick 1 2 0 0 Chris Fisher 1 0 9 6 Eric Robinson 9 6 9 Chuck Mikal ian 8 1 4Brad Baker 1 1 9 9 laszlo Kalami 1 0 9 5 James Bsrnes 9 6 5 Rich Hel ton B 0 7Peter Ruggiero l 1 9 7 Glen Basti n 1 0 9 4 Dick Hartz 9 6 5 Jeff Cummings 7 9 8Gary Lankf'ort 1 1 9 6 RonaId Highland 1 0 8 7 David Sekirka 9 6 4 Mark Hockema 7 9 8James Honeycutt 1 1 9 6 Robert Byron 1 0 8 6 WaIlace Daugherty 9 6 2 Rick Hol li field 7 7 1

David Steel 1 1 9 4 Mike McCracken 1 0 8 5 Tom Owens 9 6 1 Bob Fair 7 6 9Henry Rzeszut 1 1 9 4 Mike Watkins . 1 0 7 8 Ken Larsen 9 6 0 Ron Owens 7 5 7Karen Erickson 1 1 9 3 Wi ll iam Dick Hl76 Rick Wilburn 9 5 6 Mark Harris 7 5 5Hershe I Short 1 1 9 2 Jim lewis 1 0 7 4 Craig Hoyt 9 5 5 John Moran 7 3 4Kenneth Sims 1 1 9 0 Chris Gerlach 1 0 7 0 Mark Watness 9 5 1 Nancy Ernestes 7 2 3Charles Carnes 1 1 8 7 Ray Atn ip 1 0 7 0 Russell Mills 9 4 5 Howard Penrod 7 0 2Edward White 1 1 8 6 Mark Bloget 1 0 7 0 Herbert Saxon 9 4 3 Rodney Grimes 6 5 6Bil l Burch 1 1 8 3 ' Matthias Gettinger 1 0 6 9 Vernon Hammersley 9 4 2 William Pak 6 5 1Michael Powers 1 1 8 3 Ted Whitford 1 0 6 9 Terrell Penrod 9 3 9 Mike Sager 5 3 4James Worley 1 1 8 2 Ken lavery 1 0 6 9 Bi II Jacoby 9 3 9 Jim McMurray 5 2 7James lencke 1 1 8 2 James Yarber 1 0 6 7 Howard Penrod 9 3 6 Mark losh 4 1 5Jeff Clark 1 1 7 8 Robin Wright 1 0 6 5David Crowe 1 1 7 4 Fred Thiemrodt 1 0 6 3Nathan Thomas 1 1 7 3 Richard Smith 1 0 6 3 This t imely rat ing repor t 0'( Indiana players was submitted by John Campbell.Danny Henry 1 1 7 1 Duane Davis 1 0 6 1Jerry ladder 1 1 7 1 Bruce Gascho 1 0 5 7Jerry WeddeII 1 1 6 9 Cletus Booher 1 0 5 5Bi II Goodman 1 1 6 7 Jack Taylor 1 0 4 8 Book ReviewPhi l Hiatt 1 1 6 2 Terry Murray 1 0 4 7Rex Jones 1 1 6 0 Michael Brevlngton 1 0 4 7 By Cleo R. MoodayCharles Johnson 1 1 6 0 Harold Haines 1 0 4 2Stanley Bannister 1 1 5 8 Gary Hamilton 1 0 4 1 Tal's 100 Best Games Bernard CaffertySteve Haun 115 7 Kar l Smi th 1 0 4 1Charles Boyd 1 1 5 3 Kevin Higgins 1 0 3 9 The Pi tman Publi sh ing Co . $ 9 . 9 5 hardback, 2 4 9 p.p., 1 0 0 selected gamesMark Whistler 1 1 5 0 Nei I Yates 1 0 3 3Dennis Harre II 1 1 4 6 Kenneth Mann 1 0 3 1 The book contains 1 0 0 of the most in terest ing and sparkl ing games of Ta l in the thi rteenDonald Babb 1 1 4 4 Harry Faulkner 1 0 2 6 years after h is v ic tory over Botvinn i k which made him eighth Wor ld Champion. The gamesDon Scales 1 1 3 9 Robert Smucker 1 0 2 2 are in descr ip ti ve notat ions and are excel lent ly annotated, each game has chess d iagramsJohn Burgess 1 1 3 4 Greg Taylor 1 0 2 2 and in the most pa rt are positions which brought on one of Tal's r emarkable sacr if ices o rproved to be the turning point of the game. This i s another durab le wel l const ructed bookpubli shed by the Pi tman Publi sh ing Co. and I would consider the book an excel lent buy .

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Indiana State Championship - Big Four

D enn is V. G o gel M ichae I F letcher L arry S windell Bernard ParhamA ll fou r m en had 4V l po in ts w hen tile dus t se ttled In the fina l roun d of IndianaS tate C ham pio nsh ip he ld at L afay ette; Apr i 1 26 - 2 7,1 97 5.

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David L . L ee (1 949) f rom III ino is Jam e s Ty gum w inn er o f s ect ion 2o f t he 4 th . In dia na Q ua dra ng ula r.

4th Midwest Adult - June 14 - 15, 1975Nam e Rating Rd.l Rd .2 R D.3 Rd.4 Rd.S To tal

1 C ha rle s M ad di ga n 2 1 4 0 W -lS W -8 W -7 W -lD W 4 52 David De m in g 1 985 W 1 6 t-i: W - 1 4 W -7 W lD 43 G reg F ulkers on 1 97 9 W 1 7 L 1 a W -1 6 W -l1 W -S 44 D av id L . L e e 194 9 W - 1 8 0 1 3 W -1 l W 9 L- 1 3 1 12~ T on y C arrip be II 1 9 2 6 W -1 9 W -1 2 L - 1 0 W -2 0 L -3 3L a rr y S w in de ll 1 8 7 6 La20 W - 2 3 W 1 8 L -1 2 011 21 ; 27 R obe rt M c$or le y 174 9 . W - 2 1 W 1 4 L -1 L- 2 W - 2 5 38 S am ue l F ul ke rs on 1 7 4 3 W 2 2 1.. , . 1 L - 2 0 W - 1 9 L 14 29 G era ld J oh ns on 1 7 2 9 D-23 W 2 0 W 1 3 L -4 W 1 2 3 1 : 21 0 D an O stas 1 7 1 4 W . 2 4 W -3 W -S L 1 L 2 31 1 K en ne th H o ff me ye r 1 7 0 8 W -2 S W -2 L- 4 L 3 0 6 21 / 21 2 W i ll ia m S h er id an 165 1 W 2 6 L S W -2 8 W 6 L 9 31 3 R ob er t S te wa rt 1 5 7 7 W . 2 7 0 4 L 9 L 17 W - 2 0 2 \21 4 D an ie l V es pa 1 5 66 W -2 8 L . . . 7 L 2 W - 2 1 W -8 31 5 Jo hn D . R ous h 1 5 5 6 L f D-22 W 1 9 W24 W - 1 7 31 ,21 6 W i lli am R is to w 1 5 2 3 L -2 W - 2 5 L- 3 ~ . -. . . . . 11 7 T he od or e C ut sh al l 1 5 1 4 L -3 0 - 2 4 W - 2 3 W - 1 3 L -1S 21 ; 21 8 R lc ha rc ! T ol es 14 96 L -4 W - 2 7 L- 6 0 .28 1 \29 G en na dy G ol ts of f 1 490 L -S W - 2 6 L-IS L- a W - 2 4 22 0 C te o R .- Mo od ay 1 4 1 3 W -6 L -9 , W -8 L- S L 13 22 1 Alv in M arc us 1 4 0 5 L- 7 L - 2 8 W - 2 6 L .14 0 - 2 2 , lL22 2 B i II S tu ts ma n 1364 L- 8 0 - 1 5 L - 2 4 L - 2 5 D-21 13 S te ve n M ey ers 1335 0- 9 L S L - 1 7 W 2 6 W - 2 8 2 ~24 J oh nn y J ac ks on 1 3 2 1 L 19 017 W - 2 2 L 15 L - 1 9 1 125 Je ff M org a n 1 2 0 7 L - l l L - 1 6 W - 2 7 W - 2 2 L- 7 26 t.a sz l o K oh alm i 1 0 6 3 L - 1 2 L - 1 9 L - 2 1 L - 2 3 W - 2 7 17 S te ve n E me ry 7 87 L 13 L - 1 8 L - 2 5 L - 2 6 W - 2 9 18 R . A. R op erc s U nr . L , 14 W21 L - 1 2 0 - 1 8 L 239 Jo hn B ray 1 1 ,2nr L - 2 7 0

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Name

3rd. M idw est Jr. Cham pionshipRating Rd.1 Rd.2 Rd.3 Rd.4 Rd.5 Rd.6

1. Reents2. Sprenkle3. Fletcher4. Pope5. Urquhart6. Gels leman7. Deleeuw8. Steiner9. Cook10. Clark11. PaImisano12. Banta13. Thurman14. Rafalco15. Henson16. Wynn17. WaterburylB. Oowd19. Phillippe20. Postlethwait21. Miller22. Swedo23 . Gianesin24. Jackson25. High26. Wiseman27. Strickland28. Coulson29. Jones30 . Jasperson31. Wheeler32. Rheins33. Hinant34. Lutes35. Grant36. Lee37. Shapiro38. Graebe39 Bray40: Gaede41. Morgan

1986194919151894178917431724172117071617166916541625157715701569149814651459145714471439143014221395139513941389162313691365132413111309129112291 2 2 91066Unr.Unr.Unr.

W-21022W2 3W-24W2 5W- 2 6W- 2 7W - 2 80-290-30W-3 lW-32W-33W-34W-35W - 3 6W-3lW - 3 9L40W-41L10-2L-3L-4L-5L-6L-7L-8090-10t-nL-12L-13L-14L-1SL-16L-1lByeL - 1 8W-19L-20

W16W-30014W1 3W1 8LlSW2DW1 7022L29W-4DW - 3 8L-40-3W -6L-1L8L 5W- 31L7L-320-90-34W- 33L-3SW - 3 ~W-39L-4lW 1DL 2L19W- 2 1L-240 - 2 3L26W - 2 5ByeL-12L2lt-nW- 28

W -8W-14W29w - nW-1 2W 2 4W-15L1W26W-34L-4L-5W27L-2L-7W-32W-36W-370 - 4 1W-38W-310-40W-30L-G0-33L-9L-13W-39L-3L23L-2lL 1 6025LlOByeL-I7.L-ISL-20L-28D - . 2 20 - 1 9

W -50 30207LlW130-4L16W-1 5W - 4 DL18017L 6W 2DL-9W 8012W l 1023L-140290-410190 31W- 3 4L32L-37W - 3 8021W-33D-24W- 2 6L3DL-25W-39W-27L-2SL3SL-lOW2 2

L-4W-709W-1L16W- 1BL-2W - 2 3D-30-17W2 8W14W-29L-12L-41W-5D-10L-6L32W - 3 7L-250-35L- 8L - 4 DW-21W-30W-38t-nL - 1 3L-26L-33W19W-3 lD39D - 2 2

W-6W4W l 6L2W-17L 10 9W-12D- 7W-18W20L-BW-4 lD-320-27L:-3L SL - 1 DW-28t-nL30L-25L-29W-22W37015L-19W2 3W21W 3 8D-14L-34W-33L40

L-20L-27D-34W-2 4W-15

L-26L3lByeW-35L-13

Wil liam Smythe dlrected for the Continental Chess Association.

USCF R ating List

. .Ind iana Fall O pen-O ct. 1 97 5

Total David D em ing (1 91 0)554 1 1 24 1 / 2444444431 /2432 1 / 2433331 1 / 22 1 / 221 1 / 23 1 /232 1 / z232 1 / z1 1 / 23 1 / ?1 1 ; 2221/21211 1 / 23 1 / 23

1. P-QB42. N-QB33. P-KN34. BN25. PK36. KN-K27. 0-0B. N-Q5 (b)9. PXN (c)10. P-QR311. N-B312. P-QN413 . poNS14. NXP1~ BXN ch16 . B.Ni17 . Q-B2 (g)18 . P-N6 (h )19. Q-N320. QR-N1 (j)21. P-B4 (k)22. NPxP23. K-R1 (m)24. R KN125. RxP26. R-NI27.BxRch28. RxQ29. Q-B3 ch30. QxB

P-K4N-QB3P-B4N-KB3B-K20-0BQNS (a)NXNN-K2B-Q3 (d)P-QB3 (e)P-QR4 {f)PXQPNXNK-RlQ-K2R-N1B-B4Q-Q3BxPPxPBB2 (I)P-QN4R-KNI (n )R xRQ-K2QxBKx RK-N3res igns

Tony Cam pbe II (2 0 02 )(0) Weak. It cannot be good for Block to

lose a tempo so ear Iy in the game.Campbell didn't wont to shut in hisbishop w'ith P03 but why not B-ON5in the first place then?

(b) A very powerful I reply. Now whitethreatens to w in even more temposfor his queens ide attack with P-OR3.

(e) The point, much better than BxN.Apparently white just succeeds inblockin'g his bishop's diagonal butmuch more important is the paraIyz-ing inf Iuence the pawn on 05 exertson black's position.

(d) If l O . .. . B.R4 I would have continuedwith 11 . P-ON4 B-N3 12.P-Q6 PxP13'. N-B3 sti ll locking in black's queer-side.

(e) Black attempts to remove the crampingpawn at 05.

(f) Now possible is 13. O-N3 but I did notwant to let black free his position otthe cost G J a pawn by: 13..... PxNP14.8xBP ch KRl 1.'1. PxNP BxP16. BxB R-Nl 17. B...N2 PxN 18.0xP'

(g) With the Idea of 18. P-B4 P-K5 19. P-03. I wanted to open upthe long diagona I.

(h) Of course. Black is playing down a rook and a bishop.(i) Black now succeeds in winning the pawn on N6 but his position

is hopeless.( il A good move preventing 20 . ... 0xP because of 21. OxO BxO 22. BxP.(k) It now looks as though black con resign but he comes up withe

resourceful I l ine that gives him a chance.(I) Now 23. B-Kii dosen't work because of 23 . ... Q-N3 eh and 24... BxB.(m) Had I seen black's next move I would have simply played K-B2

but the text is a Iso suffic ient.(n) Now if 25. BxR, B-N2 ch, So,

The July Supplement will be the most recent rat ing used for the U.S. Open; the on lyexceptions will be new players having ra tings published for the first time in theAugust 1975Supplement . Here is your las t pub li shed U.S.C.F. rat ing.I : /GPi I12

July Monthly Supplement

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Indiana Premiere (Indianapolis)Kings Indian Def.Kenney (1923)

FtRE\NORKSI[Acollection ofwild. fast-action, fun-to-playminiatures . Send in your favori tes. ] III A charmer. Black must have jumped afoot at white's twelfth move. Buenos Aires,

1952. White: Cases Black: P iazzt rd .M. Fletcher (1850)

1. PDQB4 N-KB32. N-QB3 P-KN33. P-K4 P-Q34. N-KB3 B-N25, S,.K2 P-K46. PQ4 007. B-N 5 (a) QN-Q2!?8. QQ2 P-QB39. R-Q1I? Q-K210. P-Q5 (c) P-B411 . P-KR4 PDQR 3112. P-QR4 (e) R-Kl13. B-Q3 QBl !14. N.KR2 N-R415. N-K2 (g) P-B316. B-K3 PB417. P-B3 (h) N/2-B318. 0-0 PB5!19. B-B2 B-Q220. B-132 B-R321. Q-B3 P-QR4122. P-KN4 (I) PxPe.p.23. NxP N.B524. K-R 1 R-K225. QR-Kl K-R 126. B-Ql N-R627. B-K3 R-B228. N-N41 (p) BxB29. Qx B N-B530. R-B2 N/3-R43l. N-Bl N-~632. QxN Bx33, Q-K3 (q) B-R 6134. NR2 R-BS35, R-KN 1 RKR P36. P.B4 NxP37.Q-N3 Q-R338 . RQB2 B-Q239. Q-N5 QxQ40. Rx Q Bx R P

David Deming (1910)1. P-K42. P-Q43. N-QB34. NxP5 . Q-K26. N-Q6 mate

P-QB4P-Q4QPxPQN-Q2KN-B3

14

Cornell (1574)

(b)

(a) Through t ransposi ti on the so cal ledPetrosian variation has been reached.The most usual rep ly ant i probably thebes t is 7 ,P-KR3.(b) to inh ib it 9. 0-0-0(c) Black is forced to close the center(d) Believe it or not this is to stem white'sQ side play! Black intends to get theK s ide play! NoW if 12. P-R5 R-QN113. PxP BPxP(e) Hav ing said A he should say B with P-KR5.This weakens his pos it ion to no purpose.( f) White hes i tates too long. now Black has thepos it iona l threat 14. .. . P KR3 15. B .K3N-N5 getting the good white bishop.(g) Prudent. 15 P-KN4 N-BSI 16, BxN PxB17, QxP is unclea r. Such pawn grabbing issuspected however.(h) 17. PxP PxP gives black a power ful mobilepawn center.(i) isolating the RP(j) overprotect ing KB5 the key square in b lack 'sk ing S ide operation; so the RP can wai t.

P-QR4 f irst may be bet ter(k) Shuting off any Q-ueenside counter p lay forwhite. A _ I ] } ' Knight that would venture intoQNS wOUI~ be swapped away,(I) White can t Jus t S it and wai t, a lthough thatwas probably hiS best Course(m) threatening N-R6 ch & NxB (n) Black takes t ime to s trenthen his Pos it ionsence whi te has no good plan(0 ) ~~5more piece that could control Black'sISto be exchanged(p) the best chance (q) Too dangerous is 33 PxB?! RxR 34 P NQ-B5 35 Q-R3 PxP 36 B xP R-KBI O~ hmoves workout to b l k' t er(r) When in doubt tho ~c s a vantage also.(. T - In em out"S) he trumph of black's strat~i;y th RPcannot be saved. e(t) WhIte resigned a t mov 49POSitional game. e - a very pleaSing

III Indiana Reserve Tornado, 1975. ThisEngland Gambit has been played before, andappears in 175Chess Traps (Horowi tz) . Un-fortunately, white hadn't read it and found thebook line -- for falling into the trap. White:T. Watson Black: D, Cohron

1 P-QB4 N-KB3 8 PxQP NxP2 N-QB3 P-K3 9 NxN BxB3 P-Q4 P-Q4 10 P-KR4 Q-R4+4 N-B3 B-K2 11 P-N4! PxNP5 B-N5 QN-Q2 12 QxP+! KxQ6 P-K3 00 13 PxB+ K-N3Q-B2 P-B4 14 N-K7 mate!P-Q42 PxP

3 l:' I-KB34 B-B4?

P-K4?!N-QB3Q-K2Q-N5+

5 B-Q26 B-B3?7 Q-Q28 QxB?'l

QxNP'B-NSBxBQ-B8, III Another oldie. and one of the s trangestgames ever played. Black is determined to

give away all his pieces, and the white kingtakes a long hike, moving twelve times in anIS-move game I Vienna, 1872.White: Hamppe Black: Meitner

(d)(f)

mateIII Indiana Premiere, 1975. Another les-son in the joys of queenside castl ing. Whi te:D. Mendel Black: M. Fletcber

(i)(j)(k)(m)(n)(0)

1 P-Q4 N-KB3 8 N-B3 B-QN51 1 P-K4 P-K4 llK-N4 P-R4+!2 B-KN5 P-Q4 9 000 BxN 2 N-QB3 B-B4 12 KxN N-K23 BxN KPxB 10 PxB Q-R6+ 3 N-R4 BxP+ 13 B-N5+ K-Q14 P-K3 B-Q3 11 K-N1 '1 R-K3 4 KxB Q-R5+ 14 B-B6! P-N3+!5 B-Q3 00 12 K-Rl? '1, and re- S K-K3 Q-B5+ 15 K-N5 NxB6 P-KB4? R-Kl signs before black 6 K-Q3 P-Q4 16 KxN B-N2+!7 Q-B3 Q-K2 can play R-N3. 7 K-B3 QxKP 17K-N5! B-R3+8 K-N3 N-QR3 18 K-B6! B-N2+!III Few games offer more surprises than 9 P-QR3 QxN+1 - draw by perpetualthis old classic played in Breslau, 1859. As 10KxQ N-B4+one impudent pawn ties up his queenaide, the

white king finds out what it's liketo be at the III Black gobbles up pawn after pawn afterwrong end of a shooting gallery. White: An- pawn, then f inds he can' t push one of hi s OWnderssen Black: Lange (KBP) to save his li fe. Black; Fidlow Black;Busic

(r )(5 )

1 P-K4 P-K4 11 K-R1 N-N6+!2 N-KB3 N-QB3 12 PxN Q-N4 1 P-K4 P-K4 8 00 NxN3 B-N5 N-Q5 13 R-B5 P-KR4 2 P-Q4 PXP 9 NxN 004 NxN PxN 14 PxRP QxR 3 P-QB3 PXP 10 N-Q5 B-B45 B-B4 N-B3 15 P-N4 RxP+1 4 B-QB4 PXP ilN-B6+! PxN6 P-K5 P-Q4 16 PxR Q-K5 5 QBxP N-KB3 12 Q-N4+ K-Rl7 B-N3 B-KN5 17 Q-B3 Q-R5+ 6 N-QB3 B-N5 13 Q-R4 B-K28 P-KB3 N-K5! 18 Q-R3 Q-K8+, 7 KN-K2 NxP 14 B-Q3! resigns9 00 P-Q6! and mate followa af-10 PxB B-B4+ ter 19 B-N8+. III Skittles game, London, 1912. After 10moves, white announces mate in eight. JustIII ManhattaD Chess Club, 1930. Remove for fun, see ifyou can find it.white's QR. Giving up a rook isn' t enougb for White: Edward Lasker Black: G. Thomaswhite; he throws in hi s queen and bishop too.White: Kaahdan Black: Harneman 1 P-Q4 P-KB4 Here white announces

2 N-QB3 N-KB3 mate. Find it?1 P-K4 P-K3 9 BxN PxB 3 N-B3 P-K3 11 QxP+!! KxQ2 P-Q4 P-Q4 10 QxP R-B1 4 B-N5 B-K2? 12 NxB+ K-R33 P-K5 P-QB4 11 NxP B-R3? 5 Bx N BxB 13 N[5]-N4+ K-N44 Q-N4 PxP 12 NxP N-Q2 6 P-K4 PXP 14 P-R4+ K-B55 N-KB3 N-KR3 13 B-N5 P-B3? 7 NxJ> P-QN3 15 P-N3+ K-B66 Q-R3 B-K2 14 P-K61 PxB 8 N-K5 00 16 B-K2+ K-N77 B-Q3 P-QN3 15 Q-N6+1 PxQ 9 B-Q3 B-N2? 17 R-R2+ K-N88 Q-N3 N-B4 16 N-N7. mate 10 Q-R5 Q-K2 18 K-Q2 mate

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PLAYER

TERRE HAUTE OPENHay 31-June 1. 1~75 Terre Haute YHCASTATE RATING

I.William E. Martz WI2. Steve Spe~cer CA3. Craig thellstorp IL4. David Sprenkle IL5. James A. Davies MO6. Charles Alden IN7. Gary K ling lesmith K Y8. David Deming IN9. Dan Ostas IN10. Michael Fletcher IN11 Dona I d U rq u h art I N12. Gerald O. Johnson I L13. Hike Wiseman IN111. Charles Nicol IN15. Paul Chironna IN16 . James H. Otter sbachMO17. Paul J. Waldowski IL18. J. Edward Pope IN1 9. Dennis V . Gogel IN20. Ray Downing IL21. Jeff Alson IN22. Hark A . Gravemier IN23. Kenneth I. Myer IN24. Gary M. Huber Il25. Larry Swindell IN26. K. W. Anderson IN27. Larrry O. Boardman IN28 . Riley Sheffield MO

e 29. Blaine Newcomb IN30. Za-ltan Szabo IN31. H. L. Wehrmeister IN- 32. Jeff Flowers IN33. Albert Howe IN34. Thomas Krause Il35. Mark lynch IN36. Steve Heidbreder IL37. Steve Jasperson IN38.' John Embry IN3 9 ~ Johnny E. Jackson I L40. Julian C. Morrison IL41. Kevin Heacox IN42 . Robert McSorley IN43 . Steven Oowd I L44. Phlllp Krause IL45. Roger S. Lawton IN46. Jeff Morgan I L47. Donald Appleman IL48 . Dave Reed IN49 . Steven Meyers IN50. Scott W, Ri chard son IN51. Wayne Hamilton IN52. Carl L. Dolson Il53. Chris Graebe IN54. Mark G. Dolson IL55. Kim Parks PA56. Steven Borchert IN57 . R. A. Roberts IN58. Steve Eme ry IN59. Todd LaB~unty IL60. John Bray IN61. Donald Thorlton IN62. Ralph Schreiber IN63. Kenneth Mann IN

241422282390194920422051204219021724190818201 7 2 9lH51604151216791 6 5 11 8 9 418891 1 8 11 7 2 414931 5 1 5154317391 1 9 4154118181 9 2 81 9 1 21575145914861 51 11381UNR1369145913271462141017991 3 8 812821 2 3 6.12071086UNR13351278135411011 2 4 4127312111099U N R8 44730UNR135318551031

Rdl Ril2 Rd3 Rd4W33 w25W3 8 W21w40 W421 0 1 ] 5 W24W4) 09W32 012W41 0141 0 1 4 9 wHw l 6 05w 6 1 W31W50 Wl2W55 06U9 W57W56 07W57 W62L2 0 W 54WS2 029W 3 9 W 2 7W 1 3 1 0 1 5 9w16 028w46 L21 0 1 4 8 L 1 1W36 L3 0W 6 3 L4WitS LIL9 l371 0 1 5 8 ll81 0 1 5 4 0201 0 1 3 7 01 7W51 W23' > i 4 7 1 1 0L6 w5 3L 1 W l t 51 0 1 6 0 L8l 4 1 0 1 6 3L23 051L 2 9 w 2 6L2 w46L18 ' , 1 4 7L3 W50L7 W 561 0 1 5 3 l 3L5 W55L62 w l t 8L25 LHL21 L38l 31 L39L2 2 L4 4L8 060L11 LitOL3 0 036L 1 7 l 6 1L42 L3 2L2 8 L16L12 ~43L 1 4 l 4 !L15 L13L27 BYEBVE L 1 sL34 049L1 0 W5 21 0 1 4 4 L 1 5l21t L35

w8Wl 1W1 9w1]w 27w3 0w 2 9LIOlOW1 5L2l1 8w2 4l2 8L10W39L4W1 2L3D9W6 1W43w4 4L 1 3L3 7W52L5\ / 1 4l7l6W4 1W62035W5 8033L4 9W 25"wI I2L 1 .6W59L3 1L3 BL22' L 23W5 7D50BY EL5 4W 36046w6 0l2 6LFw l t 8W6 3WFL4 5L3 "L4 0LSIl2 1L3 2L5 5

Rd5WIOWI8w4L30605W28W3 8W3 7L101 5W3 30 311 0 1 4 201 103 2W49L2W2 2W23W4 0l1 9L2 0W5 6W 54W4 3W 55L7W3 503 401 3016L IZ03 0L2 9W5 0L9LBW 58LlIo' , 1 4 5L1 4L26W 59L4 1060WFBY EL17L36LFW57W6 3L25l2 7L2.4L5 2L3 9L4 404 6LFLFL 53

02D l07W2'1W19w180 3W20-0100 9W31W3 2W3 7' , 1 2 9w2 BW3 4W3 0L6L5L8L4W4 1W 47w4 4W3 9W4 0W38LI SliltlI 7L11L12W5 1L1 6W49W5 5L1 3L27L2 5L26L22W5 6"'58l2 4"'59W5 4L2 3",60L35w 6 3l3 305 3D52l1+6L3 6L4 2BY EL4 3L45L4 BI FI F1 :50 -

TOTAL HED. SOL.4t4 tIt!44444HHH3 i3 t3!HHH333333'33332!H-Z!2!2!2i2i2!2t2222.22222222ItHItI!H -I11I11I1Io

10! 17!5 1! 169 159! t6!HIS!9 1St8t 1 57!1319! 1St5 1 ! 159 1 58 137! II!7 127 II!7 116! 1210! 17lO t 1610 1618 lH7 12!7 12!6! lOt6 lH6 116 1110 159! IS!9 lit!9 lit!8t 1 318 147 1261 10!.Itt 8 , 1 ,91 IS!9 1518 12 tH 13H 12!7 12t7 126 10519t4t 8!4i HIt 7Bt lH6! 106 8f51 103! 6H 13H II7 127 l o tH 9!6 951 9!It! 8t4! 85i H

1 97 5 USCF Ch ar rp o ns hipatObe r lin Co l le g e

June 7-30, 1975List of Players

I Robert Byrne New York" , , 26182 Lubomir Kavalek. . .. Vir'inia , , .. 25873 Walter Browne California." , .. , .. 25544 William Lombardy. New Jersey ,., .. , .. 25235 Samuel Reshevsky , New York , .. 25106 Pal Benko New Jersey 24927 James Tarjan California .,', 24898 John Grefe. . California ., , 24769 Milan Vukcevich Ohio , 2469

f a Edmar Mednis , New York .. , .. , 246811 Arthur Bisquier. New York "." .. 245312 Kenneth Rogoff New York " 245313 John peters... Massachusetts.:.,', , .. 243814 Kim Commons California. ..,' " .. 2437

B R O W N E -1 ~ p - K 42. N-KB33. p -Q 44. Nx P5.. N - Q B 36 . B-K27. 0-08. p - B 49 . K - R l10. P-QR411. B - K 312. Q - K l13. B x N1 4. PxP1 5 . Q-N3160 B-K317 0 QR-Ql18. B - B 319 0 R-B220. R/2-Q221. R - Q 3

PETERSP-QB4P-K3Px PN-KB3P-Q3B-K2P-QR3Q-B20 - 0N-B3R - K lNx Np - K 4Px PB-QlK-RI#B-K3R-QBlQ - R 4P-KR3B-K2

R O U N D 1Sunday, June 8

B Y R N E - L O M B A R D YI.p - K 42 . P-Q43. N-QB34.. p - B 45. B - K 36. N - B 37. B-K28. 0-09 . P - ' K R 310. P-K5

1 1 ( 0 Nx N12'. Q-Q21 3. PxB-P1 4. QR-K 11 5 e P-B3160 N-N517. Px B18. P-KN4190 B x R200 B-Q3' 210 B-KB22 2 .. Q xR

P-Q3P-KN3B-N2N-QB3N-B30 : , , 0P-K3P-N3B-N2N-Q4Px NP-B3Qx PQR-KIB - K R 3BxNQ - Q IR x R c hQ-QZN-Q1R x R c hN-B2

.1.1.2..2.

R O G O F F -1. N-KB32 . . P-Q B43. P-QN34 .. B-N25. P-K36 . B-K27. 0 - 08. N-K590 BxN10 " P-Q311. Q-B212. R-QI1 3 .. N -B 31 4 . . Qx B1 5 . NPxP1 60 P-Q417.. Px P1 80 Q-N21 9 . . N-K2200 P - K R 3Ii1. Bx B2 2 . N-N3

C OM M O N S . ,N-KB3P-KN3 "B-N20 - 0P-QB4N-B3P-Q4Nx NB-K3Q-Q2Q R - Q lB-N5BxBPxPQ - B 4Px PQ-N5R - Q 2N-'R4Q-N4Nx B1..1.2..2.

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1 9 75 U S CF C ham p io ns hipB I S G U I E R - K A V A L E K u.s. CLDSED CHESS CHAMPIDNSHIPI . P - K 4 P - Q B 4 6 . B - Q 3 B - K 2 I I . . Q - K 2 B - N 22 . N - K B 3 P - K 3 7 . 0 - 0 0 - 0 1 2 . Q R - Q I N - B 33 . P - B 3 P - Q 4 B . B - K 3 P x P 1 3 . P - Q R3 N - Q 4 T A RJ A N - V U K C E V I C H4 . P x P Q x P 9 . P x P P - Q N 3 1 1 I . p - Q B 4 p - K 4 4 1 . R - R 7 c h K - K 2 2B. R - N 2 P - R 55 . P - Q 4 N - K B 3 1 0 . N - B 3 Q - Q I 2:.2' 2 . N - Q B 3 N - K B 3 4 2 . R - R 8 K - K 3 2 9 . B - Q 2 N - B 43 0 N - S 3 N - B 3 4 3 . P - R 5 R x P 3 0 . B - K l P - N 4M E D N I S - B R O W N E B E N K O - B Y R N E P E T E R S - R O G O F F 4 . P - K 4 B - N 5 4 4 . B - N 5 R - R 6 c h 3 1 . P x P P x PI . p - K 4 p - Q s 4 I . N - K B 3 N - K B 3 I . P - K 4 P - Q B 3 5 . P - Q 3 B x N 4 5 . K - K 2 N - Q 4 3 2 0 R - Q 2 P - N 52 . N - K S 3 P - Q 3 2 . . P - B 4 P - K N 3 2 . P - Q 4 P - Q 4 6 . . P x B P - Q 3 4 6 . R - K 8 c h K - Q 2 3 3 . K - B 2 R - B l3 . . P - Q 4 P x P 3 . N - B 3 B - N 2 3 . P x P P x P 7 . . P - K N 3 0 - 0 4 7 . R - Q 8 c h K - B 3 3 4 . K - K 3 P x P4 . N x P N - K S 3 4 . p - K 4 P - Q 3 4 . P - Q 8 4 N - K B 3 B . B - K N 2 P - K R 3 4B. P - B 5 P - B 3 3 5 . K x P R - K R l5. N - Q B 3 P - Q R 3 5 . P - Q 4 0 - 0 5 . N - Q B 3 P - K 3 9 . 0 - 0 B - K 3 4 9 . B - R 4 R - K 6 c h 3 6 . R - K B 2 R - R 36 . B - K 2 Q N - Q 2 6 . B - K 2 P - K 4 6 . N - B 3 B o o N S 1 0 . N ~ R 4 R - N I 5 0 . K - Q 2 R - K 4 ' 7 . K - K 3 R - N 37 . 8 - K 3 P - K 3 7 .. 0 - 0 N - B 3 7 . B - Q 3 0 - 0 1 1 . P - R 4 N - Q R 4 3 8 0 R - K 2 N - B 5 c hB . P - Q R 4 P - Q N 3 B . P - Q 5 N - K 2 B . 0 - 0 P x P 1 2 . . B - K 3 P - Q N 3 0 - 1 3 9 . K - B 3 R - B 3 c h9 . P - B 4 B - N 2 9 . N - K I N - Q 2 9 . B x 8 P Q N - Q 2 1 3 . N - B 5 B x N V t I < . C E V I C H L O M B A R D Y 4(). K - N 2 N - Q 61 0 . 8 - 8 3 R - 8 1 1 0 . P - B 3 P - K B 4 1 0 . P - Q R3 B x N 1 4 " P x B R - K l 1. P - K 4 P - Q S 4 4 1 . P - N 3 N - R ~1 1 . 0 - 0 R x N I I . P - K N 4 P - Q R 4 I I . P x B Q - B 2 1 5 . P - R 4 P - K S 2 . N - K B 3 N - Q B 3 4 2 . P x P N - B S1 2 0 P x R N x P 1 2 . N - Q 3 P - N 3 1 2 . Q - Q 3 P - Q N 3 1 6 . P - N 4 N - R 2 3 . p - Q 4 P x P 4 3 . K - N l R - B 613. N - K 2 Q - B 2 1 3 . B - Q 2 ~.~ 1 3 . R - K l B - N 2 1 7 . . P - N 5 P x P 4 . N x P Q - B 2 4 1 + . P - N 4 N x B '2;" 1 4 . Q - K J p " ; Q 4 1 4 . B - R 2 Q R - B l is. P x P N x P 5 . N - Q B 3 P - K 3 45. R x N N - Q . 71 5 . B - Q 4 B - B 4 C O M M O N S - R E S H E V S K Y 1 5 . B - N 2 B - Q 4 1 9 . Q - R 5 N - R 2 6 . B - K 3 P - Q . N 3 4 6 . B - N 2 R x P' 1 6 . N - N3 p - B 4 1 . P - Q B 4 N - K B 3 1 6 0 N - Q 2 B x B 2 0 . K - R2 N - K B 3 7 . P - K N 3 B - N 2 4 7 , . R - Q . t R - 8 71 7 . Q - K 3 0 - 0 2 . N - Q B 3 P - K 3 1 7 . R x B K R - Q l 2 1 . Q - R3 P x P 8. 6 - N 2 R - B t 4B. P - R 3 K - B 31 8 . 8 x B P x B 3 . N - B 3 P - Q N 3 1 8 . Q - K 2 P - K 4 2 2 . . B o o N S Q - K 2 9. 0 - 0 N - B 3 4 9 . R - K l K - N 41 9 . P - R5 p - K 4 4 . P - Q 4 B - N 2 1 9 0 N - B 3 P x P 2 3 0 Q R - Q I P - Q 7 1 0 . B - B 4 p - K 4 5 0 . R - K 3 R - B S2 0 . N - K 2 P - K N 4 5 . P - K 3 P - Q 4 2 0 . N x P R - K l 2 4 " R x P Q - K 4 c h t 1 . N / 3 - N 5 Q - N l 51. P " R 5 K x P2 1 . P x K P P - K B 5 6 . P x P P x P 2 1 . Q - Q l R x R c h 2 5 . p - B 4 Q - K 6 1 2 . N - B 5 B - R 3 5 2 . K - R 2 K - B 52 2 . Q - B l N x K P 7 . B - Q 3 B - Q 3 2 2 . Q x R R - K l 2 6 . .R - Q 3 Q x Q 1 3 . Q , N - Q 6 c h B x N 5 3 . R - Q 3 R - Q 52 3 . R - N l N - B 5 8 . 0 - 0 0 - 0 2 3 . Q - Q l N - K 4 2 7 . . R x Q R - K 6 1 4 ' .N x B c h K - K 2 5 4 . R - Q B 3 R - B 52 4 . Q - K l N / K 5 - Q 7 9 . P - Q N 3 P - Q R 3 2 4 . P - K R 3 N - Q 6 2 B o B - B 3 R / 1 - K 1 1 5 . N x R c h Rx N SSe R - Q . 3 R - Q S2 5 , . R - B 2 N x R 1 0 . B - N 2 Q N - Q 2 2 5 . N - B 3 Q - B 5 2 9 . K - N 2 , N x P 1 6 . B o o N S B x R 56. R - Q , B 3 P - B 32 6 . Q x N N - Q 7 1 1 . R - B l N - K 5 2 6 . Q - N l N - K 5 3 0 . R / l - K R I K o o B I 1 7 . Q x B P - K R 3 57. R - 6 7 N - B 6 c h2 7 . B x P c h B x B 1 2 . Q - B 2 ~ - K l 2 7 . B - R l N - B B 3 1 . R - R 8 c h K - K 2 1 8 . B - o . 2 Q - Q 3 58. K " ' R 3 R - o , 62B. Q - Q l R - Q l 1 3 0 N - K 2 R - Q B I 0 - 1 3 2 . . R x R c h K x R 1 9 ' .R - Q l Q - B 4 5 9 . R x P R x P2 9 0 Q x N B x P 1 4 . N - N 3 P - N 3 3 3 . B - B 6 c h K - K 2 2 0 . P - Q B 3 N - Q l 6 0 . R - Q , 7 N - K 8 c h3 0 . Q - K 1 B - R l 1 5 . Q - K 2 R - R 1 3 4 . R - R B p - Q 4 2 1 Q - R 6 R - B 2 6 1 . K - R 2 R - R 73 1 . P - R 4 Q - B 3 1 6 . R - B 2 P - K B 4 3 5 . . B x P R x P 2 2 ' B - K 3 Q - R 4 6 2 . R x P R x B c h3 2 . K - R2 Q - R 3 1 7 . K R - Q B 1 P - B 3 3 6 . .K B x N R x B 2 3 : Q x Q P x Q 6 3 . K - R l R - Q . R 73 3 . N - N l P - N 5 ia , R x P B x R 3 7 . . R - N 8 R - B 4 2 4 P - B 3 N - K 3 64. R x P c h K xP3 4 . Q - K 7 R - K B 1 1 9 . R x 8 N - N l 3 B . R x P R x P 2 5 ' B - K B l P - Q 3 65. p - R 6 N - 8 63 5 . R - Q 2 p - N 6 c h 2 0 . R - S l R - R 2

0000 3 9 . K - ' B 3 K o o B I 2 6 : R - Q 2 N - Q 2 66. R " R 6 K " K 63 6 . K - R 3 Q - K N 3 2 1 . N oo K S R - Q B 2 4() 0 B - R 6 R - K R 4 2 7 . p - K R 4 N - N 3 0 - 13 7 . R - Q 6 Q - S 4 2 2 . R - S l P - Q N 4 '0 - 1 Hate L~ I said - Draw Part nern 192.


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B R O W N E 8 k TARJAN 61 -tROGOFF 8 C O M M O N S ~VUKCEVICH 7i K A V A LE K 5 iBYRNE 7 PETERS 51R E S H E V S K Y 7 MEDNIS 51 -LO M B A R D Y ~ GREFE s!fBISGUIER 62 : BENKO 5N A M E 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 4 -1. W a'te r BroW '}e 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1. 1 ! 1 1 1f f 2 " !t t2 .. Kenneth Rogoff 1- 1 0 1 1 1 1 i2 : I2 " r 2 : l3. M i Ia n V ukce vich l. 1 0 I 1 1 0 Ia. f a f f ! r4.. Robert By rne 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1t 2 : a t I t f 2 : ~ t4 1 S a m ue 1 R e sh e vs ky : k 0 1. 1 I t 1: f 2 : f 2 : 2 : I6 . W i 1 1 ram L om bardy ! 1 1 1. 0 1 0 0f t 2 : t I t. A rthu r .B is gu ie r - ! : 1 1 i 1 1 1 .1 .Ia 2' 2 : 2 " !" a t8. Ja me s T arjan t 0 0 1 l. 1 0 1.t t f I 2 " 2 "9 . K im C OI 11 'O On s - ! : 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 12. !: t f 2 -10. L ubom ir Kavalek !0 1. 1 1 l. 0 1 i 1-2. f 2: a : ~ 2 : 2. I *1. John P eters t a a 2 : 0 1 1 0 1 012. Edm ar M edn i5 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1- 1. t: 2: f f 2 - 2 "13. John Gre fe 0 0 0 1 0 I 1- 0 1 1- 1f f f t 2-14. Pa l Banko 0 t 1 1 1 0 1 1 02 : 2: 2 " '2 2 " 2. 2: 2: 2 "

Stau n to n C hess Sets

Recently, I was at the 4 th. Midwest Adult and it was brought to my attention that myRosewood & Elbonywood chess set was to dark for the average chessplayer to tel lthe difference between the red and black men; so I'm now trying to obta in a set madeof Sandalwood from India. I feel sure this set will be even more magnificent then theothe r two sets and am taking orders for these set s to be used With the Rosewood o rE lbonywood chess sets. Chessmen have fel ted bases and each set has lead-weighto f 2 lbs , which makes this set extra heavy and g ives the pieces a good feel; p lusbeing very stable. A f ine tournament chess set in King size 4 inches. Se t is packedin vinyl-leather covered wooden DOX. Store rate $40.00 each set ; ask for s izeableISCA discount. Contact me at tou rnamen ts to see set o r wr it e me to find out aboutwholesa Ie ISCA discount; at the fol lowing address:Cleo R. Mooday Rural Route 4 Crawfordsville, Indiana 47933

CHESS LIFE s REVIEWJuly 1213 (Ind. )INDIANA CLASS CHAMPS588, 50/2, Holiday Inn, 5920 Scatterfield Rd ..(109 bypass near 169), Anderson .Open to allout of state inellglble for trophy EF' $10 ifby 7/5, $12 later. USCF+EF: $22, u';der 19$16. ISCA memo req, ($4, under 21 $2.50) ofInd. res. $$ (based on 80 entries) Expert/ A 70.30, B 502010, C 502010, D, E, Unr. each 40.201010; trophy to top Expertl ABC D EUnr.; state champ title of each' elliss 'to 'topInd. res. In class. Reg. 89 AM rds. 9:30.2.7.103. HR: $1 disc. to players. ENT: Nem Albea3116 Mounds Rd., Anderson, IN 46013. '

July 26 (Ind.)11th INDIANA BEGINNERS OPEN488, 40/1, Holiday Inn Downtown 50 0 WWashington St., Indianapolis. Open to under1200 or unrated, EF: $6.50 if malled by 7/21,$8 at tmt. ISCA memo req, ($4, jr. $2.50) if rated,other states OK. $$ 251510. Reg. ends 8:30AM rds. 9'11:3025. Read eeA Informat ion ad.ENT: Continental Chess Assn., 450 ProspectAve. , Mt. Vernon, NY 10553. NS.

July 26-27 (IIKI .)3rd Annual INDIANA SUMMER OPEN5-SS, Holiday Inn Downtown, 50 0 W. Washington St. , Indianapolis 46204. In 2 sections:open, 40/100. EF: $14.50 if mailed by 7/21,$17 at tmt. $$ 200100, A 60 under 1800 60. Reg.ends 9:45 AM, rds. 10:36-3:15.8, 10:30-4. Re-serve, 40/90, open to under 1600 or unrated.EF: $11 If mailed by 7/21, $13 at tmt. $$ 121HiO,D IE 60, Unr. 40. Reg. ends 8:45 AM, rds.9:301:456, 9:30-2:30. Both, ISCA memo req. ($4,jr. $2.50) if rated, other states OK. Read eeAInformat ion ad. ENT: Continental Chess Assn.,450 Prospect Ave., Mt. Vernon, NY 10553. NS.July 17 (Ind.15.th INDIANA QUADRANGULAR3-RR, 40/90, Holiday Inn Downtown, 500 W.Washington St., Indlanapohs, EF: $6.75 ifmailed by 7(21, $8 at tmt, ISCA memo req. ($4,jr. $2.50) if rated, other states OK. $$ 15 to1st each section. Reg. ends 9:30 AM, rds, 1025:30 (earller if agreed). $3 fine for qui tters,Read eeA Information ad. ENT: Continental2~esio~3~nNS~50 Prospect Ave., Mt. Vernon,

August 10-22, 1915U .S. O PENLincoln Hilton, Lincoln, NebraskaSeptember 20.21 (Ind.)BLACK KNIGHT OPEN

5.S~ 50/2~ Ball state Uhiv., Student Center, rem au1, University & McKinley Ave. ,Muncie. 'EF: $10, ISCA memo req, $$ 40, 30,20, trophies to top Exp., A, B, C, D, E, unr.,(special trophy to top unrated joining ISCA attournament). Cash to class winners accordingto number' of players in class. $3 reduction InEF to ISCA members for each new ISCAmember they bring. Reg. 7-8:30 AM 9/20,rds, 92-7, 92. ENT: Cleo Mooday, RR 4, craw-, fordsvil le , Ind. 47933.

'\Officers Installed

Delegates1 97 5- 19 76 I SC A O ff ic er s

Elected April 27. 1975

Presiden tJohn T. Campbell201 Riverside Ave.Muncie, Indiana47303Vice-PresidentJudy RippethP.O. Box 2109West Lafayette, Indiana47906SecretaryCraig Hines680 Covert Ave.Evansville, Indiana47713TreasurerSteve Thompson304 High St.Crawfordsville, Indiana47933Q ua rt er ly E di to rCleo R. MoodayRur e1 Route 4Crawfordsville. Indiana47933P ub li ci ty /P ho to E di to rGeorge Kvakovszky34D Country Squire Ct.West Lafayette. Indiana47906D ~legate at La rgeTony Campbell205 E. 6th.Muncie, Indiana47302 21


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