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ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Wednesday, May 1 2, 1 97 1 A-1 9 "Taimanov is going Into battle Privates Get Raise resume until sundown Saturdays for religious reasons and that with Fischer with complete self-confidence," Kazic said. "He IHiiW PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti OP) the public be excluded from the room where the match is U.S. Grandmaster In Chess Challenat theU.S.S.R. Experts are predicting a semifinal clash between Fischer and Larsen and an end to Soviet domination of the game. Bozidar Kazic, of Yugoslavia, chief arbiter for the Vancouver match, wrote in Chess Life and feels that after so much praise and glorificaton of Fischer's played.

successes, the matcn with the Defense Minister Luckner Cambronne approved a $10 pay hike for all privates in the Haitian army, raising their monthly American grandmaster will be an extraordinary chance to be At the University of British Columbia, the Canadian Chess Federation will transmit the moves to an adjacent room in the graduate centre for the VANCOUVER, B.C. (UPI) salary to $55. come famous by defeating the iieview, tiscner is a unique I I I'l III 1311 I hitherto unsurpassed player, mine who meets world champion Boris Spassky of the U.S.S.R. in Moscow in 1972 tigure in the history chess, II 1 11! I'lVI 11 I 'ifc. I Rounds are scheduled for May the most talented player pubic.

13, 16, 18, zu, zj, za, zi, so ana The Soviet grandmaster Is apparently not too worried about any threat from the 36-year-old America has produced since Paul Morphy. Fischer wants the title and experts give him a good chance. June. 2. The final round is Fischer regards this the most crucial period in his career.

He is quoted by Kazic as saying: scheduled for June 4. Larsen. "He is described as the genius the likes of which appear but "Larsen has no chance in the "I believe it will now be for the first time that both finalists once in a century." forthcoming competition," Tai In other quarterfinal matches, Denmark's Bent Larsen plays Wolfgang Uhlmann of East Germany in Las Palmas, Spain; former world chamoion Tieran Bobby Fischer, the "bad boy" of world chess competition, faces what might be the most crucial period of his young career beginning this week. I Fischer, the U.S. grandmaster, meets the Soviet Union's Mark Taimanov Thursday at the University of British Columbia in one of four quarterfinal matches being played throughout the world.

The quarterfinals lead to the candidates matches to deter But, the 18-year-old native of manov is quoted as saying. The match will have ended when one player reaches Vi points. If at the end of 10 rounds the score is tied 5-5, the first win in extension rounds decides the match. "Fischer certainly is a great in the candidates matches are not from the Soviet Union. I don't think that Taimanov in our group can defeat both me Brooklyn, N.Y., is known also as the "bad boy" of the chess world for the strict restrictions Petrojan takes on Hans Huebner he places on his matches.

oi west Oermany in Milan, Italy: and Victor Korchrmi and and Larsen." Taimanov reportedly Is look danger and it is he who has the best chances. But a struggle lies ahead. The quarterfinal round between Fischer and Taimanov is expected to last three weeks. In Vancouver, he has stipulated that competition end Efraim Geller. both Soviets.

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