While we're not at all sure that old-time checkerist Mr. Charles Hefter was an eponymous weight lifter, we do know that he was a famed and skilled player, analyst, and problemist. His specialty seemed to be in making corrections to published play and problems. One such example is shown in the diagram below.
B:W21,18,K8,K7:BK19,13,K6,5.
This is not an especially weighty problem, though it has some interesting twists. Can you lift yourself up and find the answer? Don't let the challenge press you; curl up and find the solution. When you're ready, raise your mouse over Read More to see winning way.
Solution
6-9---A 7-10---B 19-23 10-14---C 13-17 8-11 23-26 11-15 26-22 14-10 9-13 21x14 13-17 Black Wins---D.
A---5-9 or 19-23 only draw. Try it!
B---Other moves no better.
C---18-15 13-17! 21-14 9-4 Black Wins.
D---White loses two pieces no matter how he moves.