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• Game, Henry Gross vs. Jacqueline Piatigorsky, California Open Championship, 1951.

Vol. 1, No. 6, December 1951, California Chess Reporter: California Open, Santa Cruz 1951

1. Dr. Frank C. Ruys 2. Howard Ridout 3. Jerry Maurovich 4. Walter Pafnutieff 5. Neil Falconer 6. John Alexander 7. Henry Gross 8. Dan Fidlow 9. Stanley MacCarty 10. Peter Petersen 11. Andrew Buschine 12. Carl Pohlhammer 13. Francis Crofut 14. Ray Cuneo 15. Alan Chappell 16. R. E. Russell 17. Robert Allen 18. Robert Currie 19. Wm. T. Adams 20. E. H. Yaggie

21. Al Wohn 22. Lyman Daugherty 23. Guthrie McClain 24. Fred Byron 25. Russell Maeth 26. Dr. Edward Kupka 27. Mark Eucher 28. Dr. J. M. David-Malig 29. Mrs. Jacqueline Piatigorsky 30. Malcolm Wiener 31. Don Maron 32. Emil Bersbach 33. Dal Ogilvie 34. Dr. Elizabeth Meyer 35. Bert Mueller 36. George Stevens 37. Janis Kalnins 38. Herbert Rosenbaum 39. Jim Fredgren 40. Roger Smook 41. Wade Hendricks 42. Godfrey Lutz 43. George B. Oakes

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Vol. 3, No. 3, November 1953, California Chess Reporter, Henry Gross, Castle Chess Club Champion, Photo by Nancy Roos

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Vol. 3, No. 7, California Chess Reporter, Venice, April 16, 1953. G. Fletzer playing 3. NxP against Henry Gross' Petroff Defense on Board 2 of the first match with Venice.

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Vol. IV, No. 1, August, 1954, California Chess Reporter; Henry Gross being kibitzed by James Dunn (a bridge champ), Hyman Gordon, and Sven Almgren.

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Vol. IV, No. 1, August, 1954, California Chess Reporter; Mr. & Mrs. George F. Goehler, Irving Rivise, and Henry Gross' son and severest critic, Peter.

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Vol. 4, No. 6, California Chess Reporter, February 1955. Fred Christensen, Paul Traum, Ralph Hultgren, Guthrie McClain, Wade Hendricks (kneeling), Henry Gross (kneeling).

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U.S. Open Chess Championship, California Chess Reporter, August 1955. Golden Gate Chess Club. (Left to right) Imre Koenig, James Cook, Herbert Dasteel, Jr., Jerry Ets-Hoken, David Peizer, Edward Logwood, Norman Neilsen, Carroll Capps, Gilbert Ramirez, Ben Zeiler, Herbert Holden, Ted Eisenstadt, Robert Konkel, Henry Gross, Herbert Rosenbaum, Godfrey Lutz, Curtis Wilson, Eugene Lien, Willard Sprague, Edvins Simanis, Carl Huneke, Les Talcott, Henry King, William Addison, Russell Freeman, Dr. Kenneth M. Colby, Walter Pafnutieff.

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U.S. Open Chess Championship, California Chess Reporter, August 1955. Golden Gate “A” Team (Left to right) Walter Pafnutieff, Dr. Kenneth Colby, Carroll Capps, Robert Konkel, Imre Konig, David Peizer, Henry Gross.

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U.S. Open Chess Championship, California Chess Reporter, August 1955. Castle Chess Club (Seated) Neilen Hultgren, Fred Byron, Wade Hendricks, Glen Hultgren, Guthrie McClain (Standing) Paul Traum, Bob Burger, Fred Christensen, Neil Falconer, Henry Gross, Ralph Hultgren.

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Vol. 5, No. 8, California Chess Reporter, April 1956. Mechanics' Institute vs. Golden Gate. The photo is the last-round decisive match in the San Francisco Bay Area Chess League 1956 season. Mechanics' Institute, on the left, beat Golden Gate 4½-2½. The pairings, beginning with Board One nearest the camera: Jim Schmitt-Vladimir Pafnutieff, Charles Bagby-Henry Gross, William Addison-Carroll Capps, Charles Svalberg-Gilbert Ramirez, Horst Bullwinkel-Robert Currie, Alan Bourke-William Bills, Kurt Bendit-Ed Logwood.

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Vol. 9, No. 1-2, California Chess Reporter, August-September 1959, North vs. South Team Match, Fresno, 1959. Harry Borochow (center) receives Operation M Trophy from USCF President Jerry G. Spann and a handshake from Henry Gross. Photo by George Lydeard

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Vol. 9, No. 3-4, California Chess Reporter, October-November 1959, The Deciding Game: (left) Tibor Weinberger-Henry Gross (right); (left) Roger Smook-Gilbert Ramirez (right)

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