The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 5

Sunday, July 16, 1972 Akron Beacon Journal A 5 Officials Scramble To Keep Chess Match Alive Action Prom toco. Jovnul W.r, Svk, 0nship che6s matcn REYKJAVIK, Iceland eluded the reputed arrival of Last-minute attempts to keep Bobby Fischer's sister, Mrs. the Spassky-Fischer champi- Joan Targ; a series of meet- Line and refuses to show up for any game unless the forfeiture is rescinded. Friday a four-man committee, by a 3-0 vote, upheld Schmid's ruling and called it final. The American representative, Cramer, abstained, on the grounds the committee had not devoted enough time to the problem.

(Armstrong ings; a cablegram campaign and an examination of the decibel content of Exhibition Hall, the site of the match. Mrs. Targ's arrival was reported by Iceland Radio. Fred Cramer, Fischer's representative here, would neither confirm nor deny the report. "She has not checked into this hotel," was his only comment.

After talks with officials of the International and Icelandic chess federations, Fischer's lawyer, Paul Marshall, said Fischer has withdrawn his objection to the presence of movie cameras in the play ing haH long as they don't blow his mind." Marshall also asked officials to reconsider their deci- On Page A-20: Once you know chess moves So hat sion on the second, and more important, issue threatening the match. THAT CONDITION revolves around the forfeit of Fischer's second game last Thursday. P6CIAL ACTION LINE Mlvrs problems, cuU red tope, (eta tnwen, bivestigatM compUinU sUa ip hr ywa rights. CiU from 1 to I p. m.

Moaby thravth Fri day or write ACTION LINE, Betcoa Joaraal, Akraa, a 44X3. started a campaign. They are telephoning friends in the United States and asking them to cable Fischer, urging him to play. Fischer has been receiving large numbers of communications in recent days. The American delegation says the messages are split 50-50 on his tactics.

Fox and his lawyers engaged a sound engineer to test the hall and report on how much noise the cameras actually were making. The answer: No noise at all. The report said the noise, level was 55 decibels without the cameras in action, and exactly the same 55 decibels with the cameras working. The cameras, hidden In a ventilator shaft, are invisible except for the lenses at a fcbtei Vmyl Cetn INSUlttO Hhs lew. Low Pmt.

Havt yeur fcct. bath. ntj family nern btogttfitri and tovl FRFF F5TIMATFS bring in mouftmtnfi or ihop-o-hom In an effort to break the impasse, Marshall suggested Saturday the committee delay signing the forfeit ruling. Then it would be a pro tern ruling, to be considered later. While the forfeited game is held in abeyance, the second game can be played, with Fischer at the white pieces.

Saturday night a meeting was to be held to discuss this proposal. AMERICANS HERE have BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARG1 1 i FLOOR WALL DISCOUNT CENTER On that occasion the American grandmaster failed to show up, whereupon the referee, Lothar Schmid, started the clock and forfeited the game to Spassky an hour later. Fischer maintains his clock was started illegally four-inch aperture. 7 I Zap! row! Bam! I have a great idea lor a new ad venture comic book series. Will anyone bay it? B.

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