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CHESSPROBLEMS.CA
Contents
Page
1 Originals
126
2015 Informal Tourney . . . . . . . 126
Hors Concours . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
2 Articles
C. Pacurar & A. Storisteanu:
Lily of the Chessboard .
Adrian Storisteanu: (-: . . .
Arno T¨ngler: Series Direct
u
Tasks . . . . . . . . . .
134
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. . . . 138
Mate
. . . . 140
.
ISSUE 5 (APRIL 2015)
3 Selected Compositions
146
Irregular Grid Series-Movers . . . . . 146
4 ChessProblems.ca TT7
5 Recently
Honoured
Compositions
6 Letters From Readers
147
Canadian
148
151
7 Last Page
153
Matou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
Editor:
Cornel Pacurar
Collaborators:
Elke Rehder,
.
Adrian Storisteanu, Arno T¨ngler
u
Originals:
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Articles:
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Correspondence:
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ISSN 2292-8324
ChessProblems.ca
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IIssue
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Chain of Pawns
[Oil on canvas,
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Elke Rehder, http://www.elke-rehder.de. Reproduced with permission.]
ORIGINALS
ChessProblems.ca’s annual Informal Tourney
is open for series-movers of any type and
with any fairy conditions and pieces.
Hors
concours
compositions (any genre) are also
welcome!
Send to: originals@chessproblems.ca.
2015 Informal Tourney
T223
Cornel Pacurar
2015 Judge:
George P. Sphicas
2015 Tourney Participants:
1. Alberto Armeni
2. Gy¨rgy Bakcsi
o
3. Harald Grubert
4. Michael Grushko
5. L’uboˇ Kekely
s
6. Branko Koludrovi´
c
7. V´clav Kotˇˇovec
a
es
8. Karol Mlynka
9. Ladislav Packa
10. Cornel Pacurar
11. Paul R˘ican
a
12. Arno T¨ngler
u
(ITA)
(HUN)
(DEU)
(ISR)
(SVK)
(HRV)
(CZE)
(SVK)
(SVK)
(CAN)
(ROU)
(DEU)
(USA)
-5b & #1
Circe Assassin
5
#
 
2
 
4
T224
Karol Mlynka
(3+5) ser-h# 4
C+ (1+1) ser-h# 4
C+ (1+7) ser-h# 2
C+ (2+2)
Sentinelles
Einstein Chess
Phantom Chess
Mirror Circe Turncoats
Anti-Andernach Chess
Take&Make Chess
White Super-Transmuting
BackToBack
b)
g2→e2 c)
a2→b2
King
White Super-Transmuting
+d)
b2↔ g2
b)
a8→h8 c)
a8→d8
King
2 Solutions
d)
f3→b4 e)
f3→h4
¥
¥
¥
T225
Karol Mlynka
¥
02
5
3
T226
Karol Mlynka
 
#
 
 
T227
Gy¨rgy Bakcsi
o
ChessProblems.ca
Bulletin
IIssue
5I
April 2015
ser-s# 4
3 Solutions
!
# "
 34
T228
Ladislav Packa
C+ (6+5) ser-h= 5
b)
h3→g3 c)
¥0
0
£5
!
T229
Branko Koludrovi´
c
Arno T¨ngler
u
C+ (3+5) ser-s# 228
Circe
g7→g4
¢¥
1¡
2
!
££
 0 3
  1
3
T230
Arno T¨ngler
u
(13+15) ser-= 37
Circe
¥
C+ (2+4)
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ORIGINALS
T229:
New overall record for Circe series-selfmates
with promoted force! These are 20 moves
more than the previous record.
(Authors)
T230:
New Circe record for this stipulation and 6
units, with an interesting path of the wK!
(Author)
T231:
An idea from Michael Neumeier that is quite a
paradox! He raised it in the forum in January
2013 and named it “Imaginary Parry”. When
I showed him a rst example with 6 moves
he commented: “As
for this imaginary parry
curiosity of mine, I’d be a happy enough fan
of the art just to see that coecent n rise”.
Now n is already 9, any ideas how to get it
higher? Obviously it remains a bit ’strange’
that there is a solution without any check
in a parry seriesmover but in this context it
seems justied. The stalemates are echoes
in dierent corners. It would be better if
they were ’exact’ echoes with the wR in the
same position towards the kings but I did not
succeed until now.
(Author)
T231
T232
Arno T¨ngler
u
s
Dedicated to Michael Neumeier
L’uboˇ Kekely
phser-= 9
2 Solutions
!
3
#
C+ (2+4) ser-s# 4
SAT
Maximummer
3 Solutions
5
0
 
¥
T233
V´clav Kotˇˇovec
a
es
C+ (6+6) ser-!= 15
C+ (5+1) ser-!= 14
C+ (5+1)
3 Solutions
3 Solutions
= Grasshopper
= Grasshopper
= Nightriderhopper
= Rookhopper
= Kangaroo
= Kangaroo
= Moa
= Moa
#
s
p 7
T234
V´clav Kotˇˇovec
a
es
¥
p
7
v
s
p
o
v
s
T235
T237
T236
V´clav Kotˇˇovec
a
es
Harald Grubert
Paul R˘ican
a
Dedicated to Cornel Pacurar for Dedicated to Cornel Pacurar for Dedicated to Cornel Pacurar for
T238
his 50
th
birthday
his 50
th
birthday
his 50
th
birthday
Harald Grubert
ChessProblems.ca
Bulletin
IIssue
5I
April 2015
ser-s# 121
C+ (6+2) ser-hsF 111
Double Maximummer
= Grasshopper
= Rookhopper
p
p¥
p
o ¡
¢
0
£ 
£¡ 
 
"
¥
p
o
C+ (14+2) ser-h# 49
C+ (3+1) ser-h# 4
C+ (1+1+2)
Equipollents Circe
b)
g2→h2
Take&Make Chess
= Neutral Pawn
= Imitator
¥
!
¯¦$
#
¦
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ORIGINALS
T232:
Busy knight.
Zugzwangs.
(Author)
T239
Harald Grubert
Antiduals.
Meredith.
ser-h# 5
C+ (1+1+2) pser-h# 5
No promotion to Imitator
b)
e2→a6
= Neutral Pawn
= Imitator
#
¦$
T240
Alberto Armeni
4
¥
T241
Karol Mlynka
¦
C+ (2+5) ser-h# 2
C+ (3+4) pser-hs# 6
Circe
b)
f5→h5 c)
Phantom Chess
d)
a7→h6
Take&Make Chess
= Imitator
b) + Imitator a5
2 Solutions
¥!
3
T242
Karol Mlynka
¯
0  
2
3¥
 
C+ (2+5)
f2→c2
T243
Michael Grushko
ser-h# 10
C+ (0+0+4) ser-h# 21
Einstein Chess
Alphabetic Chess
Parrain Circe
= Neutral King
= Neutral Knight
= Neutral Pawn
)
$¦
§
T244
Michael Grushko
0
¥
T245
Michael Grushko
§
¦
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5I
April 2015
C+ (2+4) ser-h# 24
Einstein Chess
Annan Chess
NoWk
 
0
T246
Michael Grushko
C+ (2+3) ser-h# 11
C+ (2+1+1)
Take&Make Chess
Alphabetic Chess
Couscous Circe
= Neutral King
) 
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ORIGINALS
T235:
C+ Alybadix & WinChloe
T223 (Cornel Pacurar):
-1.Sf4×Pg2(+wPg2,-bSg2) -2.Sh5-f4 -3.Rh2×Pg2(+wPg2,-bRg2)
-4.Rh4-h2 -5.Ph3×Pg2(+wPg2,-bPg2) & 1.Kh6-g5 #
182.Kf8×g8 191.Ka5-a4 193.Ra5-a7 195.Ka5-a6 197.Ra5-b5
208.Kg3×f2[+bRh8] 214.Kd3×d2[+bPd7] 220.Ka5-a6 222.Ra5-a3
224.Ka5-a4 226.Ra5-b5 227.Ka4-a5 228.Sb7-d6+ Rh8×a8[+wBf1] #
T224 (Karol Mlynka):
a) 1.Ke3[+bPf3] 2.f2 3.f1Q 4.Qf3+ K×f3=Q[+bQd1=w] #
b)1.Kg2[+bPf3] 2.Kf1[+bPg2] 3.g1Q 4.Qh2+ K×h2=Q [+bQd1=w]#
c) 1.Ke2[+bPf3] 2.Kf1[+bPe2] 3.e1Q 4.Qd2+ K×d2=Q [+bQd1=w]#
d) 1.Kb3[+bPb4] 2.Ka2[+bPb3] 3.Kb1[+bPa2] 4.a1Q+ K×a1=Q
[+bQd1=w] #
e) 1.Kg3[+bPh4] 2.Kh2[+bPg3] 3.Kh3[+bPh2] 4.h1Q+ K×h1=Q
[+bQd1=w] #
T230 (Arno T¨ngler):
u
1.Ka8-b7
7.Kg4×h3[+bRa8]
14.Kb7×a8
23.Kc3×c4[+bBc8]
29.Kb8×c8 31.Kd7×e6[+bSg8] 33.Kf7×g8 37.Kd5-c4 =
T231 (Arno T¨ngler):
u
I) 1.Rc7-c8+ Ka8-b7 2.Rc8-b8+ Kb7-c6 3.Rb8-b6+ Kc6-d5 4.Rb6-
b5+ Kd5-e4 5.Rb5-b4+ Ke4-f3 6.Rb4-b3+ Kf3-g2 7.Rb3×b2+ Ba6-
e2! 8.Rb2×e2+ Kg2-h1 9.Ke1×f1 = This solution has all eight rst
moves checks and parries.
(Author)
II) 1.Rc7-f7 2.Rf7×f1 3.Rf1-f2 4.Rf2×b2 5.Ke1-d2 6.Kd2-c3 7.Kc3-b4
8.Kb4-a5 9.Ka5×a6 = And this solution has no checks at all! So, it
is really a ’normal’ series stalemate.
(Author)
T225 (Karol Mlynka):
I) 1.Bh3=S=w 2.Bf3=S=w 3.Kg2 4.Kh1+ K×g1=R=Q #
II) 1.Kh3 2.Bg3=S=w 3.Be3=S=w 4.R×g3=Q+ K×h7=Q #
T226 (Karol Mlynka):
a) 1.a2-a1=R 2.Ra1-h8-h3+ g×h3-h8=Q #
b) 1.a2-a1=Q 2.Qa1-d8-d3+ e×d3-d8=Q #
c) 1.b2-b1=B 2.Bb1-c8-h3 g×h3-c8=Q #
d) 1.g2-g1=B 2.Bg1-f8-a3 b×a3-f8=Q #
T232 (L’uboˇ Kekely):
s
I) 1.Sd2-b1 2.Sb1-a3 3.Sa3-b5 4.Sb5-a7 Rc8-c1 #
II) 1.Sd2-f1 2.Sf1-g3 3.Sg3-h5 4.Sh5-g7 Qe8-e1 #
III) 1.Sd2-f3 2.Sf3-g5 3.Sg5-h7 4.Sh7-f8 Rd7-d2 #
T233 (V´clav Kotˇˇovec):
a
es
T227 (Gy¨rgy Bakcsi):
o
I) 1.Kb6-a7 2.Ka7-a8 3.Rc7-a7 4.Qg5-g8+ Rg3×g8 #
II) 1.Rc7-c8 2.Kb6-c7 3.Kc7-d8 4.Qg5-e7+ Qh4×e7 #
III) 1.c5-c6 2.Kb6-c5 3.Kc5-d4 4.Qg5-d5+ Rh5×d5 #
I) 1.MOd6 2.Gd7 3.MOf7 4.Gg7 5.Ge5 6.KAg7 7.Kf5 8.NHe7 9.Ke6
10.Kd6 11.Gc7 12.Kd7 13.Kc8 14.KAd7 15.MOd8 !=
II) 1.MOf2 2.NHd3 3.MOg4 4.Gh5 5.MOe5 6.KAg7 7.Kg6 8.Gf7 9.Kh7
10.Kh8 11.Gh7 12.NHf7 13.MOc6 14.MOe7 15.MOg8 !=
III) 1.MOc3 2.KAg7 3.KAb2 4.Kf5 5.NHe7 6.Ke4 7.Kd3 8.Kc2 9.Gb3
10.Kb1 11.Ka1 12.NHb1 13.MOd5 14.MOb4 15.MOa2 !=
T228 (Ladislav Packa):
a) 1.Bh3-f1 2.Bf1-d3 3.Bd3-g6 4.Bg6-h5 5.g7-g6 Rb2-b3 =
b) 1.Kh4-h3 2.Bg3-h4 3.g4-g3 4.g5-g4 5.g7-g5 Rc4-c3 =
c) 1.g3-g2 2.Kh4-g3 3.Kg3-h2 4.g4-g3 5.g5-g4 Rc4-c1 =
T234 (V´clav Kotˇˇovec):
a
es
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Bulletin
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I) 1.MOe2 2.RHf2 3.Gd4 4.Ke4 5.Gf4 6.Kf3 7.Kg3 8.KAh2 9.KAd2
10.Gh2 11.Kg2 12.Kh1 13.KAg2 14.MOg1 !=
T229 (Branko Koludrovi´, Arno T¨ngler):
c
u
II) 1.MOb5 2.RHd6 3.Kc6 4.RHb6 5.Kd7 6.Gd6 7.Kc7 8.KAb8 9.KAb4
1.Kc8-b8 2.Ra5-b5 3.Ra4×a7 6.a5×b6[+bBf8] 7.Ra7-a3 11.Ka5-a4 10.Gb8 11.Kb7 12.Ka8 13.KAb7 14.MOa7 !=
13.Ra5-a7 15.Ka5-a6 17.Ra5-b5 27.Kf6×g6[+bBc8] 37.Ka5-a6 39.Ra5- III) 1.Kc4 2.Kc3 3.KAb2 4.Kb3 5.Ka2 6.Ka1 7.RHa2 8.Gd3 9.Gd5
a3 41.Ka5-a4 43.Ra5-b5 48.Kb8×c8 53.Ka5-a4 55.Ra5-a7 57.Ka5-a6 10.MOf3 11.Gg2 12.MOd2 13.Gc2 14.MOb1 !=
59.Ra5-b5 68.Ke5×e6[+bSg8] 77.Ka5-a6 79.Ra5-a3 81.Ka5-a4 83.Ra5-
b5 91.Ke8×f8 92.Kf8×g8 101.Ka5-a4 103.Ra5-a7 105.Ka5-a6 107.Ra5-
T235 (V´clav Kotˇˇovec):
a
es
b5 118.Kg5×g4[+bBc8] 129.Ka5-a6 131.Ra5-a3 133.Ka5-a4 135.Ra5- 1.Ge8 2.RHg1 3.Gb5 4.Gb3 5.Ge3 6.Ge8 7.Gf3 8.Gc6 9.Gc3 10.Gb3
b5 140.Kb8×c8 145.Ka5-a4 147.Ra5-a7 149.Ka5-a6 151.Ra5-b5 11.Gg3 12.Ga3 13.Gh3 14.Gc8 15.Gh3 16.Gc3 17.Gc8 18.Gb3 19.Ge6
159.Ke4×f5[+bSg8] 167.Ka5-a6 169.Ra5-a3 171.Ka5-a4 173.Ra5-b5 20.Ge3 21.Gf3 22.Ga3 23.Gg3 24.RHg4 25.RHd4 26.RHd8 27.Gd5
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