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. ISSUE 6 (AUGUST 2015)

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1 Originals 1552015 Informal Tourney . . . . . . . 155Hors Concours . . . . . . . . . . . . 158

2 Articles 160Cornel Pacurar: Canadian

Problemists: Henry Northcote . 160Cornel Pacurar: Ataques

Igualitarios: Old and NewRecords . . . . . . . . . . . . 162

Arno Tüngler: Series Selfmate andSelfcheck Tasks . . . . . . . . 175

3 Selected Compositions 186All-Capture Supercirce Series . . . . 186

4 Last Page 187Checkmate – A Monthly Chess

Chronicle . . . . . . . . . . . . 187

Editor: Cornel PacurarCollaborators: Elke Rehder,. Adrian Storisteanu, Arno TünglerOriginals: [email protected]: [email protected]: [email protected]

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T247

Adrian Storisteanu

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C+ (1+2)ser-!= 8

Messigny PWC

T248

Sébastien Luce

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C+ (3+1)ser-h= 4

Equipollents Circe

NoWk

2 Solutions

T249

Sébastien Luce

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C+ (6+6)ser-h== 4

Madrasi Rex Inclusive

4 Solutions

T250

Kjell Widlert

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Circe

T247 (Adrian Storisteanu):1.Kh1×g2[+bRh1] 2.Kg2↔Ke2 3.Ke2-e3 4.Ke3↔Kg2 5.Kg2×h1 [+bRg2] 6.Kh1↔Ke3 7.Ke3-f3 8.Kf3↔Kh1 !=

T248 (Sébastien Luce):i) 1.Kf6-e5 2.Ke5-d6 3.Kd6×e7[+wPf8=S] 4.Ke7-e8 Sf8-g6 =ii) 1.Kf6×e6[+wPd6] 2.Ke6×d6[+wPc6] 3.Kd6×c7[+wPb8=S] 4.Kc7-c8 Sb8-a6 =

T249 (Sébastien Luce):i) 1.a2-a1=Q 2.Qa1-b1 3.Qb1×e4 4.Qe4-e8 b7-b8=Q ==ii) 1.a2-a1=R 2.Ra1-c1 3.Rc1×c5 4.Rc5-c8 b7-b8=R ==iii) 1.a2-a1=B 2.Ba1×d4 3.Bd4×c5 4.Bc5-a7 b7-b8=B ==iv) 1.a2-a1=S 2.Sa1-c2 3.Sc2×d4 4.Sd4-c6 b7-b8=S ==

T250 (Kjell Widlert):1.c2-c4+ d5×c4[+wPc2] 2.c2×d3[+bPd7] 3.d3×c4 + Bf1×c4[+wPc2] 4.c2×b3 5.b3×c4[+bBc8]+ Sa3×c4[+wPc2]+ 6.Kd6-d57.c2-c3 8.Bb7-c6+ d7×c6[+wBf1] #

ORIGINALS

August 2015 http://Bulletin.ChessProblems.ca 155

ChessProblems.ca’s annual Informal Tourneyis open for series-movers of any type andwith any fairy conditions and pieces. Horsconcours compositions (any genre) are alsowelcome!Send to: [email protected].

2015 Judge:George P. Sphicas (USA)

2015 Tourney Participants:1. Alberto Armeni (ITA)2. György Bakcsi (HUN)3. Harald Grubert (DEU)4. Michael Grushko (ISR)5. L’uboš Kekely (SVK)6. Branko Koludrović (HRV)7. Václav Kotěšovec (CZE)8. Karol Mlynka (SVK)9. Sébastien Luce (FRA)10. Ladislav Packa (SVK)11. Cornel Pacurar (CAN)12. Paul Răican (ROU)13. Adrian Storisteanu (CAN)14. Arno Tüngler (DEU)15. Kjell Widlert (SWE)

T243: Hans Gruber has kindly informedthat Michael Grushko’s T243 was previouslypublished in StrateGems I-III/2013 (FB1259).T243 has therefore been eliminated from theChessProblems.ca Bulletin 2015 tourney.

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T251

Paul Răican

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T252

Sébastien Luce

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C+ (2+9)ser-h= 19

Alphabetic Chess

Madrasi

T253

Sébastien Luce

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Alphabetic Chess

Madrasi

T254

Paul Răican

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T251 (Paul Răican):15.Ke7×d7 30.Kb4×c5 46.Kd7×c7 48.Kb6×a5 50.Kb6×b7 52.Kc6×d5 53.Kd5×c4 54.Kc4-d5 59.c7-c8=S 63.Sd2×f3 64.Sf3-h266.f4×e5 69.e7-e8=R 70.Re8×a8 71.Ra8×a6 73.Ra4×g4 =

T252 (Sébastien Luce):1.a2-a1=S 2.Sa1-b3 3.b2-b1=S 4.Sb1-c3 5.Sb3-c1 9.b2-b1=S 10.Sb1-a3 11.Sa3-b5 12.Sb5-d4 13.d2-d1=S 14.Sd1-b2 15.Sb2-d316.Sd3-f4 17.f2-f1=S 18.Sf1-g3 19.g2-g1=S Kf3×g3 =

T253 (Sébastien Luce):1.a2-a1=B 2.b2-b1=B 3.Bb1-a2 4.c2-c1=B 5.Bc1-b2 6.d2-d1=B 7.Bd1-a4 8.Ba4-c6 10.d2-d1=B 11.Bd1-c2 12.Bc2-h7 13.e2-e1=B14.f2-f1=B 15.Bf1-g2 16.h2-h1=B 17.Bh7-g8 Kf6-g6 =

T254 (Paul Răican):5.Kg8-h8 6.Bh7-g8 22.Ka4×b5 38.Kh7-h8 39.Bg8-h7 45.Kc8×b8 51.Kg8-h8 52.Bh7-g8 69.Kb5×a6 86.Kh7-h8 87.Bg8-h7 94.Kb8×a8101.Kg8-h8 102.Bh7-g8 119.Kb5×c6 120.Kd5 123.c×b3 125.b1=Q 126.Qb1-b7 & 1.Qf3-c5+ Kd5-e6,Kd5×c5 +

ORIGINALS


T247: The eternal bulb-replacementquestion, how many moves does it take for aK to get one square over to f3? (Eight.) Thetwo-step repositioning of the bK requires thewK to ’capture’ the bR twice, the end resultbeing wK and bR back to were they are inthe diagram. Much ado about nothing. A bRswitchback and two wK rundlaufs. (The bKcan also stand on d2, but it ruins the fun.)(Author)

T248: Stalemate echoes. (Author)

T249: Babson task. (Author)

T250: A consecutive Albino. The ParrySeries gives black a chance to put new pieceson c4 so that the wP can capture its wayback to the c file twice. (Author)

T251: Minor promotions. (Author)

T252: Six knight promotions. (Author)

T253: Eight bishop promotions. (Author)

T254: Length record for 21 units with thisstipulation. (Author)

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T255

Adrian Storisteanu

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C+ (1+2)ser-!= 11

Messigny PWC

T256

Paul Răican

Arno Tüngler

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C+ (1+5)ser-sZb1 43

Circe

T257

Branko Koludrović

Paul Răican

Arno Tüngler

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(15+3)ser-hZb7 146

Circe

T258

Arno Tüngler

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Vertical Mirror Circe

T255 (Adrian Storisteanu):1.Ke4-f4! 2.Kf4×e5[+bSf4] 3.Ke5-f5 4.Kf5-g4 5.Kg4×f4[+bSg4] 6.Kf4-g3 7.Kg3-g2 8.Kg2-h1 9.Kh1↔Ke2 10.Ke2-f111.Kf1↔Kh1 !=

T255b (Adrian Storisteanu): 1.Ke2↔Ke4 2.Ke4-e5 3.Ke5xe6[+bPe5] and now we break the symmetry: 4.Ke6-f5 5.Kf5xe5[+bPf5]6.Ke5-f4 7.Kf4xf5[+bPf4] 8.Kf5-g4 9.Kg4xf4[+bPg4] 10.Kf4-g3 11.Kg3xg4[+bPg3] 12.Kg4-h3 13.Kg2 14.Kh1 15.Kh1↔Ke2 16.Ke2-f1 17.Kf1↔Kh1 !=. The wK drags the bP down the stairs – something we couldn’t really do earlier, the horse being too heavy. Butin PDB there are many (and long) examples of dragging a P in a staircase pattern via PWC, so there is little value in wrapping ashort such sequence in a few Messigny swaps, symmetry or not... (Author)

T256 (Paul Răican, Arno Tüngler):1.Ka8-b7 7.Kf3×g2[+bRa8] 14.Kb6×a5[+bPa7] 24.Kb7×a8 25.Ka8×a7 29.Kb4×c4[+bBc8] 34.Kb8×c8 36.Kd7×e6[+bSg8]38.Kf7×g8 43.Kc4-b3 Ka1-b1 z

T257 (Branko Koludrović, Paul Răican, Arno Tüngler):1.Kh8-h7 5.Kh4×g3[+wRa1] 21.Kb3×c3[+wBc1] 42.Ke1-d1 43.f5×e4 63.Kc5×d5[+wBf1] 81.Kg1×f1 98.Kb5×c4[+wSb1]118.Kd1×c1 140.Kd3×e3[+wPe2] 141.Ke3×f4[+wPf2] 143.e3×f2 144.f2-f1=R 145.Rf1×b1 146.Rb1-b7 c6×b7[+bRa8] z

T258 (Arno Tüngler):1.Kc8-d8 11.Ka6×a7[+bBc8] 13.Kb8×c8[+bBf8] 20.Kb3×b2[+bBc8] 21.Kb2-b3 22.Kb3-a4 23.Ka4-a5 24.a2-a4 !=

ORIGINALS


T255: Asymmetrical solution. The bS isdragged precisely one knight move, Se5-g4 –as if this were carried out by the bS itself.As an (unsound) 1b & ser-!= 7 Messigny, itindeed solves (also) by: 1.Se5-g4! & 1.Kf42.Kg3 3.Kg2 4.Kh1 5.Kh1↔Ke2 6.Ke2-f17.Kf1↔Kh1 !=. Essentially the same thingcan also be accomplished with a bP, and stillin a symmetrical position: (Author)

T255bAdrian Storisteanu

�e2 / �e4, �e6ser-!= 17 Messigny PWC

T256: Length record for this stipulation and6 units. White needs to chose carefully theorder of capture for the four black units.(Authors)

T257: New Circe record for this stipulationand 18 units. It cannot be fully tested butwith an ’uncapturable’ white pawn on c6it is C+. Branko’s matrix was here fullyfacilitated! (Authors)

T258: The length record for regular Circeis 23 moves, as published in Bulletin No.4(see AS-7 on page 104). After the initialfull ’rundlauf’ with double capture of thebBa7, the other bishop is finally placed onc8! (Author)



Hors ConcoursHC106Ivan Skobaversion of Spec. HM283 Pat a Mat 12/1987

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HC107Adrian Storisteanu

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HC108Adrian Storisteanu

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HC109Cornel Pacurar

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HC106 (Ivan Skoba): a) 1.Ke8-d7 2.Kd7-c6 3.Kc6-b5 4.Kb5-a65.Ra5-b5 Ra8×a7 #; b) bKe8→d7 (white has no last move andtherefore has to play): 1.Kb8×b7 2.Ra8-b8 3.Kb7-a8 4.Rb8-b75.Ka8-b8 Sa7-c6 #; c) bKe8→d7, wKb8→b7: 1.Kd7-d6 2.Kd6-c5 3.Kc5-c4 4.Ra5-c5 5.Sa7-b5 Ra8-a4 #HC107 (Adrian Storisteanu): 1.Kb8↔Kb6 2.Kb6-c5 3.Kd44.Ke3 5.Kf2 6.Kg1 7.Kg1↔Kb8 8.Kb8-c7 9.Kd6 10.Ke5 11.Kf412.Kg3 13.Kg3↔Kg1 !=

Arp referred, in Futurist terms, to the ’dynamic boomboom’of the strong diagonals in his early abstract collages. — DawnAdes, Dada and Surrealism*I liked the discovery of the equal-length, fully parallel boomboomwK marches. I then found out this might also match a moves-length record of sorts (at least according to the informationrecorded in PDB – P1187803), something I never suspected I’llbe involved in (see HC107-A). Everything shifted left workstoo. Also, given the nature of the stipulation, it can be easilyrestated as a more standard, helpstalemate series-mover Ka3f7 / Ka1 (2+1), ser-h=12: 1.Ka1↔Ka3 2.Ka3-b4 ... 6.Kf87.Kf8↔Ka1 8.Ka1-b2 ... 12.Kf6 Kf8↔Kf6 =. On reflection— in a horizontal mirror, it becomes a mix-of-the-above kindof serial: a helpautostalemate, where it is the P that does themarching now: Kb1 / Kb3 g7 (1+2), ser-h!=7: 1.g5 ... 5.g1S

6.Sf3 7.Sd2+ Ka1 !=. The Messigny condition features not asa regular swap move, but in the bS’s placement on precisely d2,from where it ’guards’ the bK: 6.Se2? 7.Sc3+ Ka1 != ?? doesn’twork, white not being really stalemated: Ka1↔Kb3![* Thames and Hudson, London, 1974 (p.15). “Dawn Adesis a young English academic who has made a special studyof Surrealist painting in relation to poetry; she teaches at theUniversity of Essex.” (back cover)]

HC107-A – Erich BartelProblemkiste 2002

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1.Kg8↔Kf6 2.Kf6-e5 ... 6.Ka17.Ka1↔Kg8 8.Kg8-f7 ...12.Kb3 13.Kb3↔Ka1 !=Here the K marches take placeon adjacent diagonals (black,then white), the start and endpoints shifted by one file inrelation to each other.

ORIGINALS


HC108: 10 Bs and 10 Ns placed on the boardsuch that all the pieces guard one anotherin a chain, each defending and defendedonce. A symmetrical loop, this is the uniquefundamental position.

See Bulletin 5 (April 2015) p.133. Cornel– guided by the knowledge that nada nuevobajo el sol – uncovered some earlier defensivesingle chains and loops, for example thisenlace ajedrecistico: (Author)

Jaime Poniachikafter Rodolfo Kurchanp.8 El Acertijo 10, April-May 1994

white officers’once-defenders chain

HC109: The readers of the Bulletin areinvited to solve this problem! The solutionswill be provided in CPB7 (December 2015).

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HC110Paul RăicanArno TünglerOriginal

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HC111Arno TünglerOriginal

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HC110 (Paul Răican, Arno Tüngler):1.Kd8-e7 8.Kb1×a1 [+bBc8] 16.Kd8×c8[+bBf8] 22.Ka4-a3 !F

HC111 (Arno Tüngler): 1.Ka1-b1 5.Ke1×f2[+wRh1] 11.Ka7-a8 Rh1-a1 #

HC112Branko KoludrovićPaul RăicanArno TünglerOriginal

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HC113Branko KoludrovićPaul RăicanArno TünglerOriginal

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HC112 (Branko Koludrović, Paul Răican, Arno Tüngler):1.Kb6-a5 3.Ka4×b3[+wRh1] 13.Kf8×g8[+wBf1] 27.Kc1-d128.c5×d4 46.Kg4×g3[+wBc1] 63.Kb1×c1 79.Kg5×f4[+wSg1]98.Ke1×f1 107.Ka5×a6[+wPa2] 118.Ke3×d3[+wPd2]119.Kd3×c4[+wPc2] 121.d3×c2 122.c2-c1=R 124.Rf1-f5e4×f5[+bRa8] z

HC113 (Branko Koludrović, Paul Răican, Arno Tüngler):1.Kh8-h7 5.Kh4×g3[+wRa1] 19.Kb5×b4[+wBc1] 38.Ke1-d139.f5×e4 59.Kc5×d5[+wBf1] 77.Kg1×f1 94.Kb5×c4[+wSb1]114.Kd1×c1 136.Kd3×e3[+wPe2] 137.Ke3×f4[+wPf2]139.e3×f2 140.f2-f1=R 141.Rf1×b1 142.Rb1-b7 c6×b7[+bRa8]z


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HC114 (Arno Tüngler):1.Kh1-g1 8.Ka7×a8[+bBf8] 15.Kf7×f8 %

HC115 (Arno Tüngler):1.Ka1-b2 7.Kg7×h8[+bSg8] 15.Ka7×a8[+bBf8] 22.Kf7×f8 %

ORIGINALS


HC110: Length record for this stipulationand 4 units. (Authors)

HC111: Length record for VMC serieshelpmates with 3 units. Former record: seePDB – P1212590. (Author)

HC112: New Circe record for this stipulationand 16 units. (Authors)

HC113: New Circe record for this stipulationand 17 units. It cannot be fully tested butwith an ’uncapturable’ white pawn on c6 it isC+. (Authors)

HC114: Length record for VMC serieswin-a-piece with 3 units as noted inChessProblems.ca Bulletin 1, page 17.(Author)

HC115: Length record for VMC serieswin-a-piece with 4 units. (Author)

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Canadian Problemists: Henry Northcote by Cornel Pacurar

Henry Northcote’s parents, Richard Northcote and Ann Taylor,came to Canada in 1826 in the entourage of Sir John Colborne,1st Baron Seaton. Having distinguished himself at Waterloo in1815 and being Lieutenant-Governor of Guernsey from 1821 to1828, Sir John Colborne assumed office as Lieutenant-Governorof Upper Canada on November 3, 1828. Richard Northcote, bornin 1804 near Honiton in Devonshire, England, was a butler inthe service of Sir John Colborne. Richard married Ann Taylorafter their arrival in York (the Town of York will be officiallyincorporated as the City of Toronto on March 6, 1834) and wenton engaging in various businesses, such as grocery stores on KingStreet, making ginger beer, and a wholesale pork business. WhileSir John Colborne (who vigorously promoted immigration andincreased the population of the province by 70 percent) returnedto Britain in October 1839 (not before crushing the Rebellions of1837 and 1838, though), the Northcote family remained in UpperCanada. Richard and Ann Northcote had four children, three ofwhom died in infancy.

Henry Northcote was born on November 4, 1833, in York. Hereceived his education at Upper Canada College in Toronto, aschool founded by Sir John Colborne in 1829 based on theElizabeth College, Guernsey model to educate boys in preparationfor becoming leaders of the colonies. Today, Upper CanadaCollege is the oldest independent school in the province of Ontarioand is described as one of the country’s most prestigiouspreparatory schools, with many of Canada’s most powerful andwealthy as its graduates. As Civil Engineer, Henry Northcoteserved his apprenticeship with John C. Howard (who in 1834 wasappointed as Toronto’s first City Surveyor) and became Surveyoron April 11, 1856. On August 22, 1857, Henry married JuliaHocken at the Cathedral Church of St. James in Toronto. Juliawas the third daughter of Richard Hocken and stepsister to HoratioClarence Hocken, the 36th Mayor of Toronto (in office 1912-1914)and a founder of what later became the Toronto Star. Henry andJulia Northcote had two children, Lucey Ann (born on January25, 1864) and Richard Henry (born on February 25, 1869), andlived in the Humber Bay - Mimico area.

Chess was Henry Northcote’s greatest hobby. He was most active

during the early 1870’s, not suprising considering the chesseffeverscence in the Dominion at that time – in part owing to theinfluence of the excellent weekly chess columns of The WesternAdvertiser in London, Ontario (which in 1872 also published thefirst Canadian chess book – 100 Gems of Chess, edited by ThomasMoore) and the Toronto Globe (with J. Gordon, Prof. Chewettand J. Cherriman as editors).

In 1871, Henry Northcote became Toronto’s 4th Chess Champion,following John Cherriman (1854), George Palmer (1859) and H.R. Forbes (1862). In 1872, the Canadian Chess Association (thefirst and oldest national chess federation in the world) was formedin Hamilton, Ontario, largely due to the efforts of Professor JohnCherriman, who was elected its first president. When the CanadianChess Association Congress was held at the Shaftesbury Hall inToronto on May 13, 1873, Henry Northcote participated in the 2nd

Canadian Chess Championship (the first one to be completed),with meritorious results – losing only to Albert W. Ensor (who wonthe title), and then to the runner-up George E. Jackson (who wonthe Canadian Championship of 1875) in the consolation playoffs.

Henry Northcote was also interested in correspondence chess,including the sub-genre known as chess by telegraph (the firstCanadian telegraph chess game was played between the chessclubs of Hamilton and St. Catherine’s, in April 1863). In 1873,in the Toronto–Montréal telegraph match, he played on BoardB along with F.T. Jones, J. Young, and W. Dye. The Torontoplayers chose to move first with black (the game shown belowhas been standardized). All annotations are Howard Staunton’s(Illustrated London News, April 19, 1873).

1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.Sc3 Bb4 4.e×d5 e×d5 5.Bd3 Sf6 6.Sge20-0 7.0-0 h6 8.Sg3 B×c3 9.b×c3 S c6 10.Re1 Be6 11.h3a6 Comparatively useless. Toronto have now the superiority inposition. 12.Qf3 b5 Another ineffectual move. 13.a3 Sh714.Qh5 Sf6 15.Qh4 Sh7 16.Qf4 Rc8 This move affords theiradversaries a favorable opportunity to advance the a-pawn.16. . . Ra7 would, therefore, have been a safer mode of defendingthe c-pawn. 17.a4 Rb8 18.a×b5 a×b5 19.Ra6 A very difficultmove to answer. 19. . . Qd7 20.Sf5 Threatening to win a clear

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piece. 20. . . Se7 21.S×g7 More effective as well as more artisticthan taking the knight and then playing Ba3. 21. . . Sg5 22.Qf6Se4 23.B×e4 d×e4 24.Sh5 Sf5 25.R×e4

Toronto - Montréal [C01]Telegraph Game, Board BEarly 1873

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25. . . Qd8 The Toronto players now announced mate in fivemoves. 1-0

Northcote also participated succesfully in the correspondencetourney between the United States and Canada held in 1876, with29 players on each team (W. A. Shinkman also participated).He won both games against his opponent, Capt. P. O’Farell,from Hartford, Connecticut. Samuel Loyd’s comments are worthquoting: “Captain O’Farell appears to have caught a Tartar andconsequently two goose eggs make up his score. From theCaptain’s reputation as strong player we expected a differentresult”.

As chess problem composer, Henry Northcote was also mostactive during the 1870’s. He composed twomovers, threemoversand moremovers, with a clear predilection for threemovers. Hisgreatest successes were the 1st Prize in the Toronto Globe’s 1871(HN1) and 1872 (HN2) tourneys, and the 2nd Prize for the setof three problems (#2, #3 and #4) entered in the 2nd AmericanChess Congress tourney in 1871. Seven of Northcote’s problemswere included by C. F. Stubbs in his 1890 book “Canadian ChessProblems”.

HN1Henry NorthcoteToronto Globe 18711st Prize

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HN2Henry NorthcoteToronto Globe 18721st Prize

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HN1: 1.Qb5 R×c5 2.Qd7+, S×c5 2.Sg4, g4+ 2. Kf4

HN2: 1.Qf2 e×f2 2.Bd2, Q×f2 2.Bg7+, Qg5 2.c3

Henry Northcote died on May 3, 1922, in Toronto. Many of thecity’s streets were laid out by him, and Northcote Avenue, in whatis now known as the Little Portugal neighbourghoud in the “Old”City of Toronto, carries on his name.

Selected bibliography:

Book of the Second American Chess Congress, O.A. Brownson,Jr., 1872The Westminster Papers, 1873The American Chess Journal, 1876History of Toronto and County of York, Vol. II, Charles PelhamMulvany, Graeme Mercer Adam, Christopher Blackett Robinson,Toronto, 1885Canadian Chess Problems, C. F. Stubbs, St. John, 1890Henry Northcote, A. Cook, Association of Ontario Land SurveyorsEn Passant, 1999Howard Staunton and Chess by “Electric Telegraph”, John S.Hilbert, 2003White Knight Review, 2012The Chess Federation of Canada, http://chess.ca

Toronto, August 17, 2015

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Ataques Igualitarios: Old and New Records by Cornel Pacurar

Héctor San Segundo presented the original “Ataques Igualitarios”idea in one of the Los Acertijeros group bulletins, and later in themagazine El Acertijo (No. 11, June-July 1994): Place on an8×8 chessboard the highest possible number of chess pieces ofthe same type, so that each of them attacks the same numberof empty squares (at least one square). The extended variationof the task was first published by Marcelo Fabián Iglesias, also inone of the Los Acertijeros group bulletins, and later in a messagesent to the email list Snark on September 12, 1999: On an 8×8chessboard place two or more different types of chess pieces sothat a) each piece attacks the same number of empty squares (atleast one square), b) the number of pieces of each type is thesame, and c) the total number of pieces is the highest possible.

Héctor Rául San Segundo was born in 1937 in Allen, Ŕıo Negro,Argentina. As noted in El Acertijo No. 11, in 1984 Héctor, a fruitfarmer, “had the bright idea of planting a tree for the mind”, andfounded a small group of Argentinian puzzle enthusiasts, “LosAcertijeros”. For 29 years, until the group was dissolved in 2013,

Héctor San Segundo, with his wife and children[El Acertijo, p.10 No. 11, June-July 1994]

every other month the members of the group prepared and mailedeach other a bulletin with original puzzles and solutions of puzzlespublished in previous bulletins. It was in one of these LosAcertijeros bulletins that Héctor San Segundo (the “HombreRécord”) published his “Peones Parejos” construction task, theprimordial “Ataques Igualitarios” problem, later included in ElAcertijo No. 11, June-July 1994.

“Peones Parejos” example Solution (P-30-1)

El Acertijo was an excellent bimestrial puzzles-magazine publishedin Buenos Aires between 1992 and 1997 (“una publicatiónbimestrial que promueve la invención de acertijos y juegos deinteligencia, y la habilidad para resolverlos”), with Jaime Poniachikas chief editor. As was the case with its 1970’s predecessor LaRevista del Snark, almost every issue of El Acertijo containedvery interesting chess-related puzzles – we are planning to presentsome of those in a future issue of the “Bulletin”.

Héctor San Segundo became one of the most successful

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El Acertijo, No. 11, June-July 1994.



puzzle-authors in Argentina, the list of his books including thebestsellers “Cultivando el ingenio”, “El valle del ingenio”, “El paisdel ingenio” and “100 años de ingenio”. His 1994 idea inspired asmall group of puzzle fans (comprised mainly of Rodolfo MarceloKurchan, Marcelo Fabián Iglesias, and Enrique Fernández) whoworked on and successfully expanded it under the “AtaquesIgualitarios” label between 1999 and 2002.

In a posting to the email list Snark on September 12, 1999,Marcelo Fabián Iglesias (San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina)proposed the task for two different types of units, and EnriqueFernández (Murcia, Spain) and Rodolfo Marcelo Kurchan (BuenosAires, Argentina) immediately followed, with both ideas andcomments (Enrique – noting that the units should attack at leastone empty square, Rodolfo – suggesting the same task for allother combinations of chess pieces) and numerous records.

The frenetic “Snark” activity in the fall on 1999 continued lateron the Web, where Marcelo Iglesias designed and maintainedthe “Ataques Igualitarios” website (hosted by the now defunctGeocities), with the same key actors (grupo de “fanáticos”).Their main goal was to complete all overall records for all possiblecombinations of pieces, among the (barely tackled)secondary goals being records with symmetric positions andrecords with multiple-squares attacks.

The majority of the records were found by Rodolfo Kurchan.Also a member of the “Los Acertijeros” group, Rodolfo (bornon March 21, 1971, in Buenos Aires) is a published author (e.g.“Figuras para Divertirse”, “Nuevos Solitarios Clásicos” and“Nuevos Acertijos con Números” – the last two with JaimePoniachik as coauthor), a leading puzzle expert, and a recognizedpentominoes and sliding-blocks puzzles authority. He ranked 5th

in the 1st World Puzzle Championship (New York, 1992).

I was in touch with the Ataques Igualitarios group membersduring the very final stages of activity, in 2002, when new overallrecords were very hard to come by. I managed two, one bestedby Rodolfo after a few days. I also presented to the group a few“Ataques Igualitarios” tasks with fairy units (e.g. Grasshopper,Berolina pawns), which were especially embraced by Rodolfo, whocomposed and published a few in October 2002.

Shortly thereafter the group’s activity ceased, in 2003

“Ataques Igualitarios” website – homepage screenshot [Geocities]

emails containing a new overall record (PSK-54-1) remainedunanswered, the website was abandoned and then taken offlineon October 26, 2009, when the lights went off at Geocities.This article presents, for the first time, all “Ataques Igualitarios”overall records (including two new records) and all other knownrecords for different numbers of attacked squares (most of thosebeing 2015 originals).

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Rodolfo Marcelo Kurchan[1999 photo, Rodolfo’s “Puzzle Fun” website]



OVERALL RECORDS

P-30-1

Héctor San Segundo

El Acertijo 1994

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Héctor San Segundo

Ataques Igualitarios 2001

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Rodolfo Kurchan


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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PQ-36-1

Enrique Fernández

Snark Mailing List 1999

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Héctor San Segundo


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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SR-52-1

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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Rodolfo Kurchan


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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SR– Previous overall record (SR-50-1) andnew overall record (SR-52-1 – author’soriginal drawing, May 27th 2015):

Rodolfo KurchanAtaques Igualitarios2001

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Rodolfo Kurchan


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BQ-54-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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BK-54-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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Enrique Fernández


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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PSK-54-1

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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Rodolfo Kurchan


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PBQ-51-1

Cornel Pacurar


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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PRQ-51-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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QK-46-2– The Ataques Igualitarios websiteshowed an incorrect diagram (wKh1) and thewrong date (11/04/2002) – it was first postedon the Snark List in September 1999.PSK– Previous overall record (PSK-51-1)and new overall record (PSK-54-1 – author’soriginal drawing, August 31st 2003):

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PQK-54-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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SBQ-54-1

Marcelo Iglesias


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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Marcelo Iglesias


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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BRQ-54-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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BRK-54-1

Marcelo Iglesias


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BQK-54-1

Marcelo Iglesias


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RQK-54-1

Marcelo Iglesias


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PSBR-52-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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PSBQ-52-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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PSBK-52-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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PSRQ-52-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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PSRK-52-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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PSQK-52-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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PBRQ-52-1

Enrique Fernández


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PBRK-52-1

Enrique Fernández


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PBQK-52-1

Enrique Fernández


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PRQK-52-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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SBRQ-56-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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SBRK-56-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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SBQK-56-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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SRQK-56-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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BRQK-52-1

Enrique Fernández


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PSBRQ-55-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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PSBRK-55-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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PSBQK-55-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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PSRQK-55-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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PBRQK-55-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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SBRQK-55-1

Rodolfo Kurchan


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Rodolfo Kurchan


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P-24-2

Cornel Pacurar

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S-16-3

Cornel Pacurar

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B-24-5

Cornel Pacurar

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B-16-6

Cornel Pacurar

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B-14-7

Cornel Pacurar

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B-10-9

Cornel Pacurar

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R-32-2

Cornel Pacurar

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R-20-4

Cornel Pacurar

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R-10-5

Cornel Pacurar

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R-16-6

Cornel Pacurar

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R-18-7

Cornel Pacurar

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R-12-8

Cornel Pacurar

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R-16-9

Cornel Pacurar

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R-12-10

Cornel Pacurar

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R-8-12

Cornel Pacurar

Arno Tüngler

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R-4-13

Cornel Pacurar

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R-8-14

Cornel Pacurar

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Q-8-14

Cornel Pacurar

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Q-12-15

Cornel Pacurar

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Q-12-16

Cornel Pacurar

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Q-8-18

Cornel Pacurar

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Q-2-22

Cornel Pacurar

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Q-4-23

Cornel Pacurar

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Q-4-25

Cornel Pacurar

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K-46-2

Cornel Pacurar

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K-28-4

Cornel Pacurar

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K-16-5

Cornel Pacurar

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K-16-7

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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PS-32-2

Enrique Fernández


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PB-32-2

Enrique Fernández


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PR-30-2

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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SB-40-2

Rodolfo Kurchan


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SB-24-3

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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SB-12-6

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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SB-8-7

Enrique Fernández


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SR-24-4

Enrique Fernández


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SR-16-6

Marcelo Iglesias


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SQ-16-6

Marcelo Iglesias


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SQ-16-8

Cornel Pacurar


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SK-40-2

Enrique Fernández


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SK-16-4

Rodolfo Kurchan


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SK-12-5

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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BR-32-2

Rodolfo Kurchan


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BR-12-7

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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BQ-8-11

Enrique Fernández


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BQ-4-13

Marcelo Iglesias


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BK-32-2

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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BK-16-5

Rodolfo Kurchan


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RQ-8-9

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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RQ-16-11

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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RQ-4-13

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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RQ-8-14

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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RK-28-4

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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RK-24-5

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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PSB-30-2

Enrique Fernández


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PSR-36-2

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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PSQ-30-2

Enrique Fernández


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PSK-30-2

Enrique Fernández


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PBR-30-2

Enrique Fernández


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PBQ-36-2

Enrique Fernández


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PRQ-30-2

Enrique Fernández


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PRK-30-2

Enrique Fernández


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PQK-30-2

Enrique Fernández


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SBR-48-2

Rodolfo Kurchan


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SBR-24-4

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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SBK-48-2

Rodolfo Kurchan


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SRQ-48-2

Rodolfo Kurchan


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SRQ-24-4

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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SRQ-24-5

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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PSR-X-2 previous record (30 units):

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SRQ-24-6

Cornel Pacurar

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SRK-27-3

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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SRK-24-4

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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SRK-24-5

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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SRK-18-6

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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SRK-12-7

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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SRK-12-8

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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SQK-36-3

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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SQK-24-4

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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BRQ-30-2

Enrique Fernández


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BRQ-12-10

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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BRK-48-2

Rodolfo Kurchan


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BRK-24-4

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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RQK-48-2

Rodolfo Kurchan


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RQK-24-4

Cornel Pacurar

Original

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S _ 44 16 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

B _ 32 24 16 14 10 2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

R 40 32 16 20 10 16 18 12 16 12 8 4 8 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Q 55 8 12 12 8 2 4 4 _ 1

K 55 46 37 16 16 16 9 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

2 unit types P+S 44 32 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+B 46 32 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+R 46 30 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+Q 36 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+K 48 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S+B 48 40 24 12 8 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S+R 52 24 16 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S+Q 56 16 16 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S+K 56 40 16 12 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

B+R 54 32 12 4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

B+Q 54 8 4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

B+K 54 32 16 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

R+Q 54 8 16 4 8 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

R+K 54 28 24 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Q+K _ 46 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

3 unit types P+S+B 48 30 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+S+R 51 36 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+S+Q 51 30 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+S+K 54 30 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+B+R 51 30 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+B+Q 51 36 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+B+K 51 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+R+Q 51 30 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+R+K 54 30 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+Q+K 54 30 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S+B+R 54 48 24 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S+B+Q 54 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S+B+K 54 48 24 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S+R+Q 54 48 24 24 24 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S+R+K 54 27 24 24 18 12 12 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S+Q+K _ 48 36 24 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

B+R+Q 54 30 12 6 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

B+R+K 54 48 24 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

B+Q+K 54 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

R+Q+K 54 48 24 9 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

4 unit types P+S+B+R 52 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+S+B+Q 52 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+S+B+K 52 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+S+R+Q 52 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+S+R+K 52 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+S+Q+K 52 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+B+R+Q 52 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+B+R+K 52 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+B+Q+K 52 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+R+Q+K 52 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S+B+R+Q 56 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S+B+R+K 56 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S+B+Q+K 56 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S+R+Q+K 56 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

B+R+Q+K 52 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

5 unit types P+S+B+R+Q 55 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+S+B+R+K 55 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+S+B+Q+K 55 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+S+R+Q+K 55 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P+B+R+Q+K 55 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S+B+R+Q+K 55 10 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

6 unit types P+S+B+R+Q+K 54 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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Yellow: old records.Green: new records.

Please forward any new records [email protected]. They will allbe published in a future issue of the Bulletin.Thank you.

Cornel PacurarToronto, August 23rd, 2015

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Series Selfmate and Selfcheck Tasks by Arno Tüngler

Series Selfmate → ’Orthodox’ 5–7 units

SM-1Aleksandar AtanasiesevićMat 1976

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SM-1: 1.Kb3-a4 3.b4-b5 5.Ka5-a6 7.b6-b7 10.Kb8-c8 11.b7-b8=Q 12.Qb8-c7 14.Kb7-c6 15.Qc7-e5 18.Ke4-f4 19.Qe5-g521.Kf5-g6 23.Qd5-f7+ Qe7×f7 #

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SM-2: 1.Kg6-h6 3.c4-c5 13.Ke5-d6 15.c6-c7 19.Kc8-d8 20.c7-c8=Q 21.Qc8-d7 23.Kc7-d6 24.Qd7-b5 26.Ke5-e4 27.Qb5-f530.Kg5-h6 31.Qf5-h7+ Qf7×h7 #SM-3: 1.Ke2-f3 4.Kh5-h6 6.g5-g6 8.Kg7-f8 11.g7-g8=Q 12.Qg8-e6 15.Kf6-e5 16.Qe6-d5 18.Kd4-c5 19.Qd5-c6 22.Kb7-b8 23.a7-a8=Q 24.Qa8-b7 27.Kb6-c5 28.Qc6-d5 30.Kd4-e5 31.Qd5-e634.Kf7-f8 35.Qe6-f6+ Rd6×f6 #

Circe 4–7 units

SM-4Erich BartelSerienzugrekorde 1978

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9.Kf3-e2 10.Bf4-d2 12.Kd1-c2 13.Bd2-b4 15.Kb3-a4 16.Bb4-c5

18.Ka5×a6 [+sSg8] 20.Ka5-a4 21.Bc5-b4 23.Kb3-c2 24.Bb4-d226.Kd1-e2 27.Bd2-f4 29.Kf3-g4 30.Bf4-g5 32.Kh5-g6 34.Bh6-g7+

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In this third article dedicated to series lengthrecords for ’orthodox’ and Circe rules I willpresent two sections: series selfmate andselfcheck tasks. Naturally, in these close-in-spirit stipulations we will often have similarmatrices and schemes. However, it is quiteinteresting to examine the differences andpeculiarities of these stipulations, especiallywhen comparing the results in ’orthodox’ andCirce. In the feenschach 2002 article alreadyquoted earlier, by Branko Koludrović andHans Gruber, only series selfmate records inthe Circe field were covered and thereafterBranko had quite a few ’record breakers’published in Problemkiste. Most Circeseries-selfcheck length records have only beenrecently explored, many of them on the basisof known schemes.

You will be surprised to see so many of theorthodox length records being longer thanthe corresponding Circe tasks! I hope thiswill encourage some readers to pursue thereal records, many of which are certainly stillhidden.

There is no possibility for an orthodox problemwith 4 units in the series selfmate section,however, in Circe Erich Bartel found no lessthan 13 moves! Then, surprisingly, orthodoxis longer than Circe with 5-7 moves... Those’old’ tasks are quite tricky, but with Circewould be incorrect or without specific effect.Who will come up with path-breaking ideas?



’Orthodox’ 8–11 units

SM-8Tomislav PetrovićProblemkiste 1989

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d8 25.Re8×f8 27.Re8-e7 29.Kd7-e6 31.Rd7-d5 33.Ke5-e434.Rd5-f5 37.Kg5-h6 39.Rg5-g7 41.Kh7-h8 43.Rg4×b4[+bPb7]45.Ra4×a5[+bPa7] 48.Rc6-c8 + Rc5×c8[+wRh1] #SM-14Branko KoludrovićProblemkiste 2002

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Only with 9 units are the Circe recordslonger than the ’orthodox’ with 8 to 11units, which indicates that the latter werequite inventive in their search. But it is alsonoteworthy how Unto Heinonen and Brankohave found interesting possibilities using theCirce condition.

When these records were found, they weremost likely untestable by the computerprograms available at the time. Now, forexample, the latest Popeye solves SM-13 inabout four hours. Obviously a human solverwill be much faster. All these ’old’ recordshave proven to be correct.

SM-15: 1.Kh7-g8 6.h7-h8=R 8.Rh4×c49.Rc4×b4[+bPb7] 11.Rb3×a3[+bPa7]14.Rc6×c7[+bBf8] 17.Rg6-g7 19.Kh7-g622.Rh5-f5 25.Kf4-e4 26.Rf5-d5 28.Ke5-e630.Rd7-e7 32.Kd7-d8 34.Re8×f8 36.Re8-e738.Kd7-e6 40.Rd7-d5 42.Ke5-e4 43.Rd5-f546.Kg5-h6 48.Rg5-g7 50.Kh7-h8 53.Rc6-c8+Rc5×c8[+wRh1] #



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While the ’orthodox’ records with less unitsremained untouched for decades, the series-selfmates with 13–16 units could finally bebroken with two new ideas from Paul and me.In any case this should not be the last word inthis category as you may well be able to workwith black pieces that are ’uncapturable’ asthey are absolutely needed for the final mate.

Branko’s matrix for the Circe records with 12to 19 units is quite flexible, and starting with14 units it leads to the first significant lengthwins vis-à-vis their ’orthodox’ counterparts.Note that in all these versions the white-squareblack knight cannot be captured, since thatwould lead to a total block on the 8th row.



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