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10th Anglo-American intercollegiate cable match 6 games, 1910 1931 Capablanca NYC Armory simul This huge 50-board display was held at the 7th Regiment Armory in New York on February 12th 1931. The scores of 29 of the 50 games are known to us, of which Capablanca scored +11-6=12. The 50 competing teams, according to the Brooklyn Daily Eagle of February 5th, p.24, were to be: Weehawken CC, Leonia CC, New York AC, Philidor CC, National Vaudeville Artists, Brooklyn CC, Bank of America CC, Empire City CC (x2), Bushwick HS, Binghamton CC, Rice-Progressive CC, Princeton, Columbia, Yale, Harvard, Manhattan CC, Chatham CC, Hawthorne CC, Crestwood CC, Brooklyn Eagle, The Sun Club, Tribune CC, World CC, Providence CC, CCLA, Brooklyn Institute CC (x2), Staten Island CC, West Point CC, Holsatia CC, Marshall CC, Newark Rice CC, Newark Evening News CC, Pillsbury CC (Bergen County), East Orange HS, Bellevue Hospital CC, West Side YMCA CC, Yonkers YMCA CC, Demarest HS CC, Women's CC, Park Avenue CC, Cosmopolitan CC, New York Edison CC, Grace Square CC, Chess Association of Private Schools, Trinity School CC, Hoit, Rose & Troster CC, Evening Post Ladderites, Bell Telephone Laboratories CC. This differed from the list in the previous week's Eagle which included the Naveja CC, American Hebrew AC and a second team for Manhattan CC (but only one for the Brooklyn Institute CC). 29 games, 1931 1932 Pasadena Cloned from Game Collection: 1932 Pasadena. <Pasadena 1932 International Chess Tournament> (Caissa Editions, 2011) has the 55 surviving games (incl. 1 part score) of the 66 played. The California Chess Congress was held at the Hotel Maryland in Pasadena from August 15-29. table[ A K D R S B B F F R A F 1 Alekine X 1 0 1 1 1 1 = = = 1 1 8½ 2 Kashdan 0 X = 1 1 = = 1 = = 1 1 7½ 3 Dake 1 = X 0 = = = 1 = 1 0 = 6 4 Reshevsky 0 0 1 X = 0 1 = 1 0 1 1 6 5 Steiner 0 0 = = X 1 = 1 1 = 1 0 6 6 Borochow 0 = = 1 0 X 0 0 1 1 1 = 5½ 7 Bernstein 0 = = 0 = 1 X 0 = = = 1 5 8 Factor = 0 0 = 0 1 1 X = 0 = 1 5 9 Fine = = = 0 0 0 = = X 1 = 1 5 10 Reinfeld = = 0 1 = 0 = 1 0 X 0 1 5 11 Araiza Munoz 0 0 1 0 0 0 = = = 1 X 0 3½ 12 Fink 0 0 = 0 1 = 0 0 0 0 1 X 3 ]table Round 1: 15th August Reinfeld 1-0 Fink Kashdan 1-0 Steiner Dake 1-0 Factor Fine 0-1 Reshevsky Bernstein 0-1 Alekhine Borochow 1-0 Araiza Round 2: 16th August Alekhine 1-0 Borochow Reinfeld 1/2-1/2 Kashdan Reshevsky 1-0 Bernstein Factor 1/2-1/2 Fine Steiner 1/2-1/2 Dake Fink 1-0 Araiza * Round 3: 17th August Dake 1-0 Reinfeld Kashdan 1-0 Fink Fine 0-1 Steiner Bernstein 0-1 Factor * Borochow 1-0 Reshevsky Araiza 0-1 Alekhine Round 4: 18th August Fink 0-1 Alekhine Reshevsky 1-0 Arazia Factor 1-0 Borochow Steiner 1/2-1/2 Bernstein * Reinfeld 0-1 Fine Kashdan 1/2-1/2 Dake Round 5: 20th August Alekhine 1-0 Reshevsky Fine 1/2-1/2 Kashdan Arazia 1/2-1/2 Factor Dake 1/2-1/2 Fink Bernstein 1/2-1/2 Reinfeld Borochow 0-1 Steiner * Round 6: 21st August Factor 1/2-1/2 Alekhine Dake 1/2-1/2 Fine Kashdan 1/2-1/2 Bernstein Fink 0-1 Reshevsky Reinfeld 0-1 Borochow Steiner 1-0 Araiza * Round 7: 23rd August Fine 1-0 Fink Borochow 1/2-1/2 Kashdan Alekhine 1-0 Steiner Reshevsky 1/2-1/2 Factor Bernstein 1/2-1/2 Dake Araiza 1-0 Reinfeld Round 8: 24th August Reinfeld 1/2-1/2 Alekhine Kashdan 1-0 Araiza Fink 0-1 Factor * Steiner 1/2-1/2 Reshevsky * Dake 1/2-1/2 Borochow * Fine 1/2-1/2 Bernstein * Round 9: 25th August Alekhine 1-0 Kashdan Borochow 1-0 Fine Factor 0-1 Steiner Araiza 1-0 Dake Reshevsky 0-1 Reinfeld Bernstein 1-0 Fink * Round 10: 27th August Kashdan 1-0 Reshevsky Reinfeld 1-0 Factor Dake 1-0 Alekhine Fine 1/2-1/2 Arazia Fink 1-0 Steiner Bernstein 1-0 Borochow Round 11: 28th August Reshevsky 1-0 Dake Alekhine 1/2-1/2 Fine Bernstein 1-0 Arazia Factor 0-1 Kashdan Steiner 1/2-1/2 Reinfeld Borochow 1/2-1/2 Fink * (*) denotes missing games. 55 games, 1932 1st Anglo-American intercollegiate cable match English win 3.5-2.5 6 games, 1899 2nd Anglo-American intercollegiate cable match April 20-21, GB win 4.5-1.5. 6 games, 1900 3rd Anglo-American intercollegiate cable match 3-3 tie, April 26-27 6 games, 1901 4th Anglo-American intercollegiate cable match Played at the Boston Athletic Association, Boston, MA, and the British Chess Club in London. 6 games, 1902 5th Anglo-American intercollegiate cable match Victoria Hall, Criterion 6 games, 1903 6th Anglo-American intercollegiate cable match 6 games, 1906 7th Anglo-American intercollegiate cable match This seventh annual university cable match took place on 23rd March. The American team (limited to students from Columbia, Harvard, Yale and Princeton) was: J.R. Capablanca - Columbia; Q. Brackett - Harvard; L.J. Woolf - Columbia; J.L. Clark - Harvard; E.B. Burgess - Yale; H. Blumberg - Columbia The English team (from Oxford and Cambridge): H.J. Rose - Balliol, Oxford; W.R. Greenhalgh - Pembroke, Oxford; L. Illingworth - Trinity, Cambridge; N.J. Roughton - New College, Oxford; J.R. Hanning - New College, Oxford; W. Humphries - Christ, Cambridge The respective venues were the Rice CC in the Cafe Boulevard in New York, and the Metropolitan CC in London. The result was a 3-3 tie, meaning the English team retained possession of the Isaac L. Rice trophy, held since their victory in 1903; the overall tally now being three wins for Britain, one for America, and three draws. 6 games, 1907 8th Anglo-American intercollegiate cable match March 21st, played at the Houston Club, West Philadelphia, and the Inns of Court Hotel. 6 games, 1908 9th Anglo-American intercollegiate cable match 6 games, 1909 A Legend on the Road (I) Fischer's 1964 simultaneous tour of North America. 114 games, 1964 A Legend on the Road (II) 103 games, 1964 Alekhine - 2nd General Government Ch 1941 6-21st October 1941, Krakow-Warsaw 11 games, 1941 Alekhine - 3rd General Government Ch 1942 Missing games are round 3, Alekhine vs Georg Kieninger, 1/2-1/2, 14.10.1942; round 7, Alekhine vs R Keller, 1/2-1/2, 19.10.1942; round 8, Friedrich Saemisch vs Alekhine, 1/2-1/2, 20.10.1942. Alekhine had the bye in round 10. Skinner & Verhoeven: <<The first four rounds of the tournament were played in Warsaw, the next four in Lublin and the last three in Cracow. After playing in the first three rounds, Loose was ordered away for military duty and his score in the tournament was cancelled. [...] His departure created a bye in the later rounds of the tournament. Many of the reports on this event in the German press are vague and sometimes ambiguous, particularly in respect of the dating of the rounds. It is likely that some of the games may have been played out of order. The presence of the bye in the later rounds and the unusual conditions then prevailing may have encouraged this.> 7 games, 1942 Alekhine - All Russian Masters 1914 4-30th January 1914 (N.S.) Game scores missing are from round 2, Alekhine 1-0 Moisei Elyashiv, 05.01.1914; round 4, Alekhine 1-0 Jean Taubenhaus, 09.01.1914; round 7, Peter Evtifeev 0-1 Alekhine, 15.01.1914; round 9, Andrey Smorodsky 1/2-1/2 Alekhine, 18.01.1914; round 14, Alekhine 1-0 Alexander Evenson, ??.01.1914. 14 games, 1914 Alekhine - BCF Major Open, Southsea 1923 Missing games are from Round 7 (1/2-1/2) with Black vs Victor Kahn, and round 11 (0-1) with Black vs Charles Reuben Gurnhill. 9 games, 1923 Alekhine - Berne 1925 Quadrangular Tournament, 1-7 March 1925 6 games, 1925 Alekhine - Berne training event 1932 Training event ahead of Bern (1932), played over the Easter weekend, May 25-27, 1932. 3 games, 1932

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