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34 SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1994 PERSPECTIVE 7E THE SUN PuzzlesGames LONDON TIMES CROSSWORD NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE CROSSWORD No. 0410 DO-IT-YOURSELF By Trip Payne Edited by Will Shortz 55 Martina's rival, i I I I I TTi 5 I I IT" 9 10 12 13 15 16 17l fit" 20 21 22 23 24 26 mm, mm mm mm mm mm 28 29 5rHrh I i 2 3 4 i 7 i i 1 TT" ti ii" ti- "ii" ti is it J4 3t 40 4t 42 41 44 45 SI I 14 55 54 I 57 51 51 SO 11 62 Pjtl 54 SS js7 fT Cff 11 II Ii S3 (4 St Cir T5" JT rFl fr TtF I 1st too toi t2 in Tie! tot too lit? I fToo tot jiio JtTr ii2Tjjm fn4 ut tit 117 TT 111 l20 121 122 121 Him I "luff I la lit 110 "ill 112 llT 114 lit 1M 117 til TiT TiT i2 141 Til mT Tio ItT ACROSS I Truman's birthplace 6 Passover 10 Cutesy farewells 15 Get to the point? 20 Garment cut 21 Dieter's spread 22 "Your papers order" 23 Bartender's stock 25 1982 Barry Lcvinson lilm 26 Bragg or Lee, g- 27 David Coppcrfield's mother 28 Take the wrong way 29 Start of a quip by stand-up comic Brian Kilcy 11 Lived 55 -Hudson Street" 36 Abner's partner 37 1969 Omar Sharif role 38 Poet's contraction 39 Part 2 of the quip 47 M.D.'s 48 Armada members 49 I'xcludis 50 Dumas's "I a Dame Camelias 51 Kar-relatcd 53 Farmland unit 54 Fortune profilees 10 Puget Sound city 11 Woody'sboy 12 Common office decor 13 They may be put on 14 Grab 15 Gullywashcrs 16 On the safe side 17 Galileo, for one 18 Tied 19 Handover 24 Moves a muscle 30 Catch 31 Loafers 32 Football Hall of Fame locale 33 Mustard plant 34 Prendcrgast's school 40 Sport in which players wear metal jackets 41 Gush 42 Birthday-party tradition 43 Book about Nineveh's fall 44 1970 Brando movie 45 Script word 46 Leave in the lurch 52 Jam ingredient? 54 Gallery employee 55 Hairdressers' creations 56 Play matchmaker 58 Poet Jones 59 Texaco rival 60 Mount 62 Igor, to Frankenstein 64 Sheik's peer? 65 Runner Lewis 66 Hair salon worker 70 "1'very man can tame but he that hath Burton once 5 "Hogan's I leroes" setting 61 Boat on the Seine 63 Part 3 of the quip 67 Liqueur word 68 Election Day victors 69 See 111 -Across 71 Incapacitate 72 "Addams Family" nickname 71 Go to pieces 75 Critic Huxtahlc and others 76 One held in thrall 77 Regular hangout 79 First name in fashion 80 Quip, part 4 86 Driver's seat 87 Alphabetize, eg' 88 Plate watchers 89 Son of Aphrodite 90 Self expression? 91 Golfer Norman 92 Harness race 93 Author I.ustbadcr 94 I lay area 97 Pied-billed bird 99 Part 5 of the quip 103 Neville Brand TV western 105 West F.nd street, with "The" 107 Baptism and confirmation 108 en scdne 110 "Kike lump it" 111 With 69-Across, Requiem hymn 113 Frequent Powell co-star 1 14 Royal George 1 1 6 Synagogue, in Yiddish: 117 Xanthippe 120 Part 6 ot the quip 124 From the U.S. of A. 126 Just like 127 Add-on 128 Start of three John Wayne titles 129 Draft-card issuer: Abbr. 130 End of the quip 138 Overrun 139 Parlance 140 Performances for one 141 Wise guy 144 Start of a carol 145 Colorful aquarium fish 146 Author Sarah Jcwctt 147 Qum resident 148 Three-time Masters inner 149 "I Left My I lean Francisco" 150 Cape N.C.

151 One of the Barry mores DOWN 1 Literary collie 2 Bcnair's father 3 Little attire? 4 All over again 5 Staits back at page one 6 Tap alternative 7 Boy getsloses gets girl, e.g. 8 Prefix with gram or (rain 9 Just some Stumped? 0 )1 2 tt Ii A (8 ti il ti 33 Si il l3 a NO 3468 28 Opinion held about people responsible for housing (8) 28 Deal with food In the abstract (6) 28 Put on an overcoat (6) 28 Making a gift, act natural (8) 30 Resign In order to become an entertainer (6) 31 Tear around constantly showing devotion (8) DOWN 1 Sea air (6) 2 In the past an extravagant headstrong woman (6) 3 Carried out plasteredl (8) 4 One's gone bad and It smells (4) 8 A street light not In the right place (6) Ngaio Marsh 101 Plane on an 84 Some medical aircraft carrier plans, for short 1 02 John Ciardi's 85 Caesar's partner a Man" 91 Guardian spirits 104 "Little Caesar" 92 "I thought never leave1" somc mk 93 Author Pwder ACROSS 1 Produce notes about fish lighting (8) 6 The composition of paint? (4-2) Shots In pulktlng cause bewilderment (8) 10 A waterway, and the way It can absorb an artist (6) 12 Muscular married men (6) 13 Normal position without a hanger-on (8) 1S The advantage of having been exceptionally healthy (7) 18 Measures a person's standing? (4) 20 One's to meet the French, giving little ground (4) 21 Many a body of soldiers going to the front will get a mobile home (7) 7 Cut-up pitman he has questions he wants an-awered (8) I Sick people draw In gasping breaths (8) 11 Splendid stock (7) 14 Deal to be arranged English that's material (7) 17 Oulte indifferent, having no leaning either way (8) 18 Fruit worker accommodated in flat (8) 19 Jocularity tolerable only to the adolescent? (8) 22 A politician before making a name as a physicist (6) 23 Appear dissatisfied sbout an evergreen (6) 24 A sober man set out to demonstrate (6) 27 The novelist's ambition (4) Order" 116 Kurtz of TV's "Sisters" 117 Gymnast Comancci 118 Straightens out 119 Media mogul David 121 Papeete's land .122 British farmer 123 Flint from Heloise 132 Paradise 'paradigm 133 Algonquin RoundTable members 134 Celebratory dance 135 Study 136 Radius neighbor 137 Catalogue 142 Small number 73 Germfree 75 Branch 76 Weathcrvane abbr. 77 Seven, in compounds 78 Martinoand Molinaro 79 Pennies: Abbr. 80 Victors in 1840 and 1848 81 "Damn Yankees" hit 82 Cartoon hunter 83 Award for Wharton 109 More 94 6V5-quart bottle bespangled 125 "Don't You 112 Bank deposit? 114 Literature Nobelist Heinrich 115 "Robert's 95 Nonalcoholic brew brand 96 Provinces 98 Deleterious 100 Storage site Answers next week singer, 143 Less than 142-Down Know? 1959 131 Nora's pooch You can cad (900) 420-5656 for help. Charge wW be 75 carta pec minute.

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WT 41511 A 4Jt E. lA 8lAl8lsUolO fl 18 OlsUw rwLU 1QI Bl DILI! I A El lol tfil Yousure A id UNCOPE dlt was fending off the clock and didn't protest then, but later she said Kasparov's hand undoubtedly left the knight. The short TV sequence reportedly has an asking price of $76,000. "Since the umpire's decision Is final," Kasparov said, "there can have been no breech of the rules." Kasparov went on to down Polgar as black In 46 moves, 10 after the point of controversy, but he lost to Joel Lautler of France and his protege, Vladimir Kramnlk of Russia. Before Linares '94, Kasparov's only defeats since 1990, other than against Karpov, came against Vasslly lvanchuk of Ukraine, Vlswan-athan Anand of India (twice), Robert Huebner of Germany, Gata Kamsky of the United States and Nigel Short of England.

Briefly noted: Jose Cuchl's New York Open, completed April 3, went to the top two Estonian GMs, Jaan Ehlvest and Lemblt Oil. Linares, Spain, Intl. AnNiiiNLJpEYj "pLI i Hsrijb our! I lond1on1 brune ftf 1 aIsyll)J tjELJUg iprophI FELBAL I Answers to last week's N.Y. Times Crossword Puzzle. IeDgDwE BLOGIE BRIDGE TUCLED WW HE PECAME A MA55EUR Fallout from the strongest ever FIDE-ranked round robin In Linares, Spain, a Category 18 (average rating 2685) Joust: The winner by 2Vi points, FIDE world champion Anatoly Karpov of Russia performed at a 2690 scale, which means his current rating should rise 35 points to 2775.

Karpov's stock has been boosted Immeasurably. To Ray Keene of the London Times, he said: "My victory at Linares I can only compare with my wins at Montreal in 1979 and Moscow in 1 981 I have now gone 33 consecutive games without defeat. Linares is my 1 25th victory In matches and tournaments, a world record." Karpov said that unofficial champion Gary Kasparov of Russia, who dethroned him under FIDE auspices in 1985, "played worse than his results show." He was co-runner-up with Alexel Shlrov of Latvia. "In his game against Judlt Polgar of Hungary, he did not know that the TV camera was filming It Is the first time In the history of chess that the champion took back his move violating the touch-move rule." Kasparov says of the 17-year-old Judlt, the game's leading woman at an unheard of 2630, "Polgar's behavior was outrageous. She Is Just looking for cheap self-promotion.

I went to play the move knight to c5 and then noticed It might lose, so I put the knight on f8 instead. At that moment. Polgar looked up at the arbiter, Carlos Falcon, who did not react." Kasparov admitted his hand might have left the piece a fifth of a second, but Polgar, whom Keene Interviewed, said, "From my experience I was certain at the time that his hand had left the piece. It was a big mistake not to protest at the time, but I was worried about getting a time penalty." The TV producer at Linares said his tape shows Kasparov's hand leaving the piece. Ju FLUWAL TTT1 Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, aa suggested by the above cartoon.

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2. Words which acquire (bur letters by the addition of such as "bats" or "dies," are not used. 3. Only one form of a verb is used. For example, either "pose" or "posed," not both.

4. Proper nouns are not used. 5. Slang words are not used. 35 Kh2 10 Bo3 11 12 Nh2 13 fcg3 14 OO 15 k6 16 17 Hcl 18 Bxffl 19 20 Qxd3 North All Pass Eett 10 36 37 ReS Re4 Rmt By Alfred Sheinwold and Frank Stewart Los Angeles Times Syndicate South knew whom to blame for today's result.

"It was all my partner's fault," he asserted, "for not holding what he was supposed to." When East opened one diamond, South applied a pet theory. Since South had four diamonds himself. North was unlikely to have many; hence North might have heart support, and South could afford a light overcall. But West applied a penalty double, and the rout was on. East took the first diamond and returned a low trump.

West won with the nine and continued diamonds. East led the Jack of trumps to the ace, took declarer's club switch with the Jack, cashed two more diamonds and led a spade. South won and led another club; but the defense got the A-K of clubs and the K-10 of trumps. It cost South 1.100 points to test his theory of overcalllng with length in the opener's suit "I'd do it again." South shrugged. "Swap the dummy and the West hand, and we'd have a game." Meanwhile, North scratched his head, wondering how he was to blame for the disaster when all he'd done was pass.

38 Opening lead 08 39 Na5 40 NI8 United Feature Syndicate SUN CROSSWORD We'd scratch too. In South's place, we'd consider the length In diamonds evidence of a misfit. Though an overcall may strike gold, It may be doubled for a big penalty or help the opponents Judge the bidding and play. Before you overcall, think of what you stand to gain and lose. Don't bid without an objective; and bid your own hand, not your partner's.

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