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8 Akron Beacon Journal Monday, July 17, 1972 Game 3- MODERN BENONI COUNTER by FISCHER (Black) 1 1 1 1 1 A SPASSKY (White) HOW THE MATCH STANDS NOW Fischer Forces Third Game Into Private Room REYKJAVIK, Iceland (P- American challenger Bobby Fischer forced the third game of the world chess championships off the stage and into a private room, gained the initiative from Russian titleholder Boris Spassky and was given The Third Match Move By Move REYKJAVIK, Iceland (P Here are the moves in the third game of the world chess championship between titleholder Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and Bobby Fischer of the United States: Spassky- white. Fischer -black. 1. P-Q4, Kt-KB3 2 P-QB4, P-K3 3. Kt-KB3, 4.

P-Q5, PxP PxP, P. Q3 6. Kt-B3, 7. Kt-Q2, Elapsed Time: Spassky 5 minutes, Fischer 15 minutes. 8.

P-K4, B-K12 9. B-K2, 0-0 10. 0-0, R-K1 11. Q-B2. Kt-R4 Elapsed time: Spassky 25 minutes, Fischer 32 minutes.

12. BxKt, PxB 13. KI-B4, Kt-K4 14. Kt-K3, Q-R5 Elapsed time: Spassky 44 minutes Fischer 35 minutes. 15.

B-Q2, Kt-K15 16. KtxKt, PxKt 17. B-B4, Q-B3 18. P-KK13, B-Q2 Elapsed time: Spassky 8. 63 minutes, Fischer 57 minutes.

19. P-QR4, P-K13 20. KR-K1, P-QR3 21. R-K2, P-K14 22. QR-K1, Q-K13 23.

P-K13, R-K2 24. Q-Q3, R-K11 25. PxP, PxP 26. P-K14, P-B5 27. Q-Q2, WR-K1 28.

R-K3, P-R4 Elapsed time: Spassky 123 minutes, Fischer 102 minutes. 29. KR-K2 K-R2 30. R-K3, K-K11 31. KR-K2, BxKt 32.

QxB, RxP 33. RxR, RxR Elapsed time: Spassky 128 minutes, Fischer 110 minutes. 34. RxR, QxR 35. B-R6, Q-K13 36.

B-B1, Q-K18 37. K-B1, 38. K-K2, Q-K5CH 39. Q-K3, Q-B7CH 40. Q-Q2, Q-K16 41.

Q-Q4 Fischer's 41st move was given to the referee, Lothar Schmid of West Germaaf ny, in a sealed envelope. 165 Elapsed time adjournment: Spassky minutes, Fischer 135 minutes. Bear Hurts Stark Scout CIMARRON, N. M. (P) Four Boy Scouts, one from Massillon, were injured Sunday when a brown bear stormed through their campsite at Clark's Fork in the Philmont Scout Ranch and Explorer Base.

Camp officials said two of the scouts were treated at the Philmont Health Lodge for puncture wounds and will return to their homes for further treatment. They said the wounds were minor but the scouts will be treated by family physicians to prevent tetanus and infection. The two are Kirk Albrecht, 15, of 401 Lacrest NW, Massillon, and Thomas Manges, 16, of Elmont, N. Y. The other two scouts were treated for minor scratches and returned to a 12-day hiking and camping trip.

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Born in Akron, Mr. Burnett, of 398 Rhine lived in the Portage Lakes area 47 years. Burnett retired in 1963 from Sinclair Collins Valve Co. as a foreman. He served on the Coventry Board of Education 16 years, the last eight years as Board President.

He was a member of the Loyalty Lodge Portage Lakes Lodge 752, Portage Lakes Community Church and was a World War I Army veteran. He leaves his wife, Marjorie; son Maj. Chester Earl, Robins AF Base, daughter Mrs. Betty Davis, St. Petersburg, sisters Mrs.

Zillah Lonsbury, Mrs. Hazel Widmeyer, and Mrs. Winona Clark, all of Akron, Mrs. Harriet Schmidt, Phoenix, Big Turnout Is Boost For Billy Graham CLEVELAND (P "I have rarely seen three opening services with such a response as we've seen here," said evangelist Billy Graham after 46,100 came to Municipal Stadium for the third night of the Billy Graham Crusade. "I believe it could be a floodtide this week," said Graham.

He had been pessimistic about drawing crowds for his 10-day crusade in the big 000-seat stadium, but Sunday night's turnout boosted his confidence and total attendance, so far, to 116,465. A staff member said 1,950 "inquirers" came forward in response to Dr. Graham's appeal for those ready to dedicate themselves to a Christian life. Tonight's program is dedicated to youth. 3 Guardsmen On Copter In Reservoir RAVENNA Three Ohio National Guard officers escaped injury Sunday when their four-seat Army helicopter plunged into Berlin Reservoir in Deerfield Twp.

amid a crowd of pleasure boats. The craft, based at AkronCanton Airport, fell when its undercarriage caught on telephone and power lines along Bandy according to the State Highway Patrol. Electricity and phone service in the area was out four and a half hours. The Guardsmen, rescued by boats within two minutes were Capt. Vincent P.

Osekoski, 25, of Poland, the pilot; Warrant Officer Jeffrey Peecook, 26, of Avon Lake, and Chief Warrant Officer John Gallagher, 25, of Toledo. Hunt Body In Portage RAVENNA Portage County sheriff deputies and West Branch Park rangers are searching for the body of Joseph Wilbur Drake, 30, of 764 Main Grafton, who was reported to have drowned Sunday at West Branch reservoir. Deputies said witnesses saw Drake, who was in the water with his dog, go down about 3:30 p. m. Divers were unable to find a body Sunday afternoon.

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In it were children ages about 4 and 2. Owner of the car, Richard F. Wise, told police the auto must have been stolen from in front of his home. The children are being held in a foster home, while police seek their mother, Sonora Hale. Lost His Head BANGKOK (P) The severed head of a terrorist killed during a gun battle with police was hung in a village with a sign reading, "Traitor." Repository, Guild Talks Are Resumed eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Portage Lakes Community Church with burial in Greenlawn cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 9 p. m. Tuesday and until 10 a.

m. Wednesday at the Schermesser funeral home, Akron. Mrs. Rothermel, Long Illness BARBERTON Mrs. Florence Rothermel, 70, of 34 Eighteenth st.

SW, died today at Citizens' Hospital after a long illness. Mrs. Rothermel, who lived in the Barberton area 32 years, was a member of St. Augustine Catholic Church where she was a member of the Altar Society, the Mission Circle, and the Senior Citizens' Club. She leaves Richard daughters husband, Victoria Vrabcek, Cuyahoga Falls, and Mrs.

Ruth Stephens, Norton; sons Richard J. William, and Ronald, Barberton; sisters Mrs. Maggie Weigand, Barberton, and SsiMary Damien, Thousand Oaks, brother Harry May, Randolph and 11 grandchildren. Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at St.

Augustine's. Burial will be in St. Joseph cemetery. Friends may call at the Hahn Funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 and from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.

Tuesday. Area Deaths Carlton W. Frame, 74, former Northfield Center resident, in Lakeland, Fla. Negotiations To Resume In City Strike A striking City of Akron employes union and the Bal- lard Administration resumed bargaining today in an effort to end a week-old walkout. Local 1360, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes headed into the session at the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service armed with support from the Akron Fire Fighters Association.

JESS SNIDER, Fire Fighters president, notified Local 1360 President Tom Bryant over the weekend firemen support the union "in efforts to improve the working conditions of your members." Trash and garbage collectors, sewer and water treatment and maintenance personnel, street cleaners and highway maintenance men are among the 800 on strike. Local 1360 and the administration met for the first time Friday and reported "some progress." New York Times Service WASHINGTON As a result of tropical storm Agnes three weeks ago, a major ecological change has occurred in Chesapeake Bay. The torrential rains unleashed by the storm flooded the bay's tributary rivers and streams as it moved north, sending millions of gallons of fresh water into the salt water bay. The effect on shellfish and other marine life i in the bay has been disastrous. Maryland and Virginia authorities reported that the fresh water diluted the salt content of the bay from its normal levels of between 15 and 30 parts of salt per 1,000 parts of water, to between five and zero parts per 1,000 in most locations along the bay's western shore.

One result has been that the authorities have closed the bay to commercial shellfish harvesting and scores of fishermen are out of work. THE CHANGE in the salinity content has had a particu- AF Jet Sets High Altitude Speed Mark WASHINGTON (P) The stiletto-like SR71 reconnaisance jet has set a record for sustained speed at high altitudes, and the two fliers who made the test are to get the top Air Force award. An Air Force citation said the needle-nosed craft was flown April 26, 1971 "on a record flight, a distance of 15,000 miles at speeds over Mach 3 and altitudes above 80,000 feet." Mach 3 is three times the speed of sound, or more than 2,000 mph. Other plans have flown higher and faster, but never before for such a long time at extreme speeds. The pilot, Lt.

Col. Thomas B. Estes, 38, of Eubank, and the navigator, Maj. Dewain C. Vick, 38, now a lieutenant colonel, of Lorain, are to receive the Mackay Trophy at a Pentagon ceremony Tuesday.

Rain, Bald Tires Blamed In Fatality The combination of speed, bald front tires and wet 1 pavement is believed responsible for a weekend accident in which a Columbus Baptist minister was killed and his wife seriously injured, Akron police said. The Rev. Bennie R. Towns, 53, was dead on arrival at Akron General Medical Center after his car struck a utility pole at the eastbound Bowery st. exit ramp of the West Expressway Saturday.

His wife, Claudia, 47, is "serious" at the same hospital. An examination of the wrecked car disclosed the speedometer was stuck at 60 miles per hour and the front tires were bald, police said. The pavement was wet from rain at the time of the crash, 9 a. m. Saturday, police said.

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Visiting Biker, 11, Hit By Car NORTH CANTON A Michigan boy visiting relatives in North Canton was injured Sunday when his bicycle collided with a car at Lindy In. and Lorena st. NW. Lance Pittelkow, 11, is in guarded condition at Aultman Hospital. He was riding with his cousin, Laurie Gratny, 11, at about 9:30 p.m.

The boy's mother, Mrs. Norman Pittelkow of Hastings, said Lance was not accustomed to the handbrakes on the bike he was riding and could not make it stop. Lance, his parents, and a brother were visiting Mrs. Pittelkow's sister, Mrs. Paul Gratny, of 1002 Church st.

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The 29-year-old Brooklynite backed down on a threat to fly home and appeared for the third game in an upstairs room of the Sports Hall. Spassky, 35, playing the white pieces, had already made his first move. Fighting to overcome the Russian's 2-0 lead, Fischer forced Spassky to the defensive midway in the 5-hour 18- minute session. At adjournment he was in a position to threaten the Russian's king. At the pause, each player had his king, queen and one bishop remaining while Fischer had six pawns to Spassky's five.

THE Rev. William Lombardy, American grandmaster who is Fischer's second, said Spassky was "in a bad position." Isaac Kashdan, the international grandmaster analyzing the match for the Associated Press, said Fischer had excellent winning chances. He said in a clash of grandmasters, the one pawn advantage could be decisive. Spassky won the opening game last week and was declared winner of the second by forfeit when Fischer failed to appear becuase he objected to hidden television cameras filming the match. Ohio Welfare Payments Up COLUMBUS (P State welfare payments for the 1971-72 fiscal year increased more than $115 million over the previous year, State Auditor Joseph Ferguson reported today.

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The floods were receding today. State police said three persons were shot and two stabbed in what was called a "bloody confrontation" at a rally of 2,500 cyclists and fans near here. Authorities charged 11 persons in the Sunday afternoon melee. The disturbance erupted as cyclists, including a Mid-Atlantic group called the Pagans, were told by rally organizers that scheduled races were canceled because of the crowd's rowdiness, police said. 5 WEEK PROGRAM.

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