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BULLDOG The Arizona Republic 19 Phoenix, Tuesday, July 18, 1972 More about Fischer ivins 3rd chess game ivith sealed move No single move decided the game, but Fischer's 11th (X-KR4) seemed to have a greater shock effect on Spassky than seemed justified. Within three moves Fischer was threatening mate. Probahlv when the experts dig really deeply into this game they will feel Spassky failed to find the best three moves at this early stage, and, if he had, he might even have kept the advantage. After that there was no spectacular turn, just ruthless efficiency on Fischer's part. appeared.

Fischer had effectively stifled Spassky's one hope that of playing so as to threaten mate on black's KR1 or KN2. Spassky's king was far more perilous ly placed on adjournment than Fischer's. Fischer's passed pawn on the queen's side and his advanced pawn on the king's side both contributed to Spassky's troubles and his isolated pawns were vulnerable. Analysis of the situation convinced the Russians that if Fischer played B-Q(ch) it was a waste of time to go on. amount to $27,500 for each player.

Chester Fox, an American who holds exclusive rights for the televising and filming of the match, agreed to keep cameras turned off for the third game. It is believed Fox wants the cameras back for the fourth game in the exhibition hall to protect his investment Many of the chess buffs were wondering after the third game whether Spassky and Fischer would meet today. Some said Spassky seemed unnerved and that Fischer was unpredictable. But Janosevic "Spassky and Fischer will arrive to play the fourth game." Another Yugoslav grandmaster, Sveto-zar Gligoric, agreed, saying: "They will play." Xever before had Fischer beaten Spassky. In seven games against him the best he could bring about were two draws.

The more the experts examined the adjourned board before the champion's resignation, the worse Spassky's position a Continued from Page 1 Fischer's face seemed drawn as he entered, but when he left two minutes later he appeared relieved. The fourth game is scheduled for today. "Fischer's sealed move was the best move," said grandmaster Dragoljub Janosevic of Yugoslavia, who beat in 1961 in an 11-hour game. had to give in at once; he was -rattled for the first time. ForSpassky, whole game was a psychological blow.

I- "Fischer's 11th move yesterday was abnormal," Janosevic added. I 'Fischer's 11th move was knight to king's rook four. This was unusual in it apparently enabled Spassky to smash Fischer's king-side pawn formation. Fischer obviously had prepared the move well in advance, however, for only a few moves later he not only repaired his pqwn formation but launched a strong attack. John Collins.

Fischer's first chess teacher, said minutes before the sealed 41st move was opened that bishop to queen six was the rational move. Asked whether the unpredictable Fischer would make that move, he said: "Fischer always does the rational thing." Fischer and Spassky began the third game in a private room offstage Sunday because of Fischer's complaints that television and movie cameras had dis turbed his concentration. It was because of the cameras that Fischer did not show up on Thursday for the second game and lost it by forfeit. Fischer lost the first game by moving his bishop on the 29th move into the midst of Spassky's pawns. He took a Spassky pawn but lost a valuable bishop.

Grandmasters called this a blunder. But others said Fischer was trying desperately for a win instead of a draw. To retain his title Spassky must win 12 points and Fischer 12'4. A victory in a game counts as a point and a draw a half-point. In this third game, Spassky played the white pieces, as he did in the first, which allows him the first move.

This gives the player of white pieces that slight advantage. But Fischer overcame this in the third game with power plays. The resumption of the adjourned third game had been in doubt for a time. Spassky protested the use of the private room Sunday and said he would not play there again. Just around noon Schmid announced that the game had been moved back to the exhibition hall.

The winner of the match receives $153,125 from a purse put up by the Icelandic Chess Federation and British financier James Slater, a chess enthusiast. The loser gets $91,875. Each player also will receive 30 per cent of the money received from the sale of TV and movie rights for the match. Before Fischer complained about the cameras this had been expected to 3rd Moves in ODD ehess name c.1 REYKJAVIK, Ireland (UPI) The moves in the third game of the Boris Spassky-Bobby Fischer world chess championship: Furniture Damaged? Call Aladdin To Solve Your Problem NOW Call 252-5507 ALADDIN UPHOLSTERY 1450 East Van Buren PfTJ means new ow Spassky (W) Fischer (B) 1. P-Q4 X-KB3 2.

P-QB4 P-K3 3. N-KB3 P-QB4 4. P-Q5 P(K3)xP 5. PxP P-Q3 6. N-QR3 P-KN3 7.

N-Q2 8. P-K4 I5-KN2 9. B-K2 0-0 in. 0-0 R-Kl 11. Q-QB2 N-KR4 12.

BxX PxB 13. X-QB4 N-K4 14. X-K3 Q-KR5 15. B-Q2 N-KX5 lfi. XxX PxX 17.

R-KB4 Q-KB3 18. P-KX3 B-Q2 19. P-QR4 20. RiKBD-Kl P-QR3 21. R-K2 P-QN4 22.

RiQRD-Kl Q-KN3 23. P-QX3 R-K2 24. Q-Q3 R-Xl 25. PxP PxP 26. P-QX4 P-QB5 27.

Q-Q2 R(X1)-K1 28. R-K3 P-KR4 29. R(K3)-K2 K-KR2 30. R-K3 K-Nl 31. RiK3)-K2 BxX 32.

QxB RxP 33. RxR RxR 34. RxR QxR 35. B-KR6 Q-KX3 36. B-Bl Q-QN8 37.

K-Bl B-KB4 38. K-K2 Q-K5 (CH) 39. Q-K3 Q-QB7 (CH) 40. Q-Q2 Q-QXS 41. Q-Q4 B-Q6 (CH) 42.

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