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Richard E. Stock, 41, of Anaheim, the driver of the 1989 Kortl Acrostar van, was not cited, wiid Cross, who added that an investigation is continuing. "We don't know whether or nol, the motorcyclist was Hpcerllng or whether the van driver juiil did not see" Rltchey, he iiuld. when a northbound van suddenly pulled into his path while trying to turn into a driveway, Police Lt. John Cross said.

Ritchcy ran into the van and was thrown several yards, hitting his head on the curb, Cross said. He did not know whether Ritchcy was wearing a helmet. Ritchcy was airlifted to Western Medical Center-Santa Ana after ANAHEIM A motorcyclist remained in critical condition Saturday after he hit a van broadside as its driver was trying to make a left turn in commute traffic on a major thoroughfare Friday afternoon, police said. Martin L. Ritchcy, 29, of Anaheim was riding his 1982 Yamaha south near the 100 block of North Magnolia Avenue about 5:15 p.m.

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as 12 Bdoi 12 h5 pornuls the annoying I3b4cxb4 Rxb4 13 cxbB oxbB 14 NxbB No8 Preparing (7-15 Nol 14 BnB' bocanse 15 NxdG QxdG 1G Qxa5 wins another pawn 16 b4 oxb4 16 Rxb4 (B With countorplay Whoro will White hide his King' 17 No7l? Planning to overrun tho Quoonsido alter 17 RxM 18 Qxlyl 19 Bb6 Qd7 20 Bbb Qb7 21 Qxab Ixg3 22 Bc6 Bd7 18 BqB N(6 19 oxfB Trying lo close the l-lilo White nuisl not got too greedy, lost ho lall for variations such as 19 RxbB Qxb8 20 Qxa5 Qbl 2 I KI2 lxo4 22 Be2 Ng4 mate and 19 BxlG BxlG 20rtxb8 Qxb8 21 Qxa5 Bd8 22 QaG Qbl 23 KI2 Bb6 24 Ko2 Qc2 25 Ko I BI2 mato Rxb4 20 Qxb4 Qc7l? Even sharper lhan tho wild 20 2 1 QxdG Nb7 22 Qb4 Qa8 21 NbS BxbS 22 BxbB NxdB 23 Qd2 Nc3 24 0-01 Fighting lor tho initiative Instead 24 Bd3 d5" gives Black tho disturbing throat ol 25 e4 Qb6Not bad are 24 gxlb and 24 Nxb5 25 Qd5 Kh8 26 Qxb5 26 Kh2 QxbB? Black cannot hold tho extra pieco alter 25 Nxb5 26 Rbl. but tho text allows a lightning attack 26 Qxc3 27 Qc7l Going lor Iho King h.6 Inadequate is 27 RI7 28 Qc8 BI8 29 NxISl Qxll 30 Nh6 Kg7 31 Nxl7 Kxl7 32 QI5 Kg8 (32 Ko8 33 Qo6 and 32 Kg7 33 BH6I load to mato) 33 Qo6 Kh8 34 BI6 Bg7 35 QoB male 28 NhBI Anticipating 28 Bh8 29 Qxd6 hxg5 30 Qg6 Rf7 29 Qc8 Kh7 Not 29 RI8 30 Qo6 Kh7 3 1 Nxg7 hxg5 32 Nxl5. or 3 1 Qxll 32 Qti6 KgB 33 Ne6 But Black hangs on with 29 BI8I 30 NI6 IBIack pamos 30 Bxh6 Qxll 31 Bxl8 by 31 Qc4l) Kh8 130 Kg7 31 0x15) 31 Oc6 Qb7l (not 31 Qc4' 32 Nd5l 32 Bd2 Nc4 30 Nxg7l Qxf 1 Black cannot dolond against the swarm of While pieces If 30 Kxg7. then 31 Bxh6i Kh7 (31 Kxh6 loses nicely to 32 Qh8 Kg6 33 hb Kg5 34 141 exf4 35 Qg8 KI6 36 Re 10 32 Rc 1 wins a pawn And 30 hxg5 3 1 Ne6 Qxf 1 loses to 32 Qo8l Kg6 33 hxg5l Qc4 34 Qg8 31 Ne6 Qb6 Again. 31 hxg5 32 Qe8 is decisive 32 Bf6l Menacing 33 NI8 The Bishop is sale, because of 32 RxlG 33 Qc7 Kg6 34 Qg7 Kh5 35 g4 Kxh4 36 Qx(6 mate Qd7 Making it easy, but 32 Qb7 gets mated by 33 Qh8 Kg6 34 h5 Kxh5 35 Qg8i (threatening 36 g4l RxlG 36 Kh3l 33 Nf8, Block Rosigna.

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Against an equal opponent, a human grandmaster would jump at a draw offer if he considered his position inferior by even a quarter of a pawn. Deep Thought's strong showing follows an 0-2 defeat to world champion Gary Kasparov at Harvard in October. LOCAL NEWS 1 McFiiddtn g- irO i I fj Fri. 10-8. Sat.

10-6. Sun. 11-5 I wgf fa tM HBBHwfllMlffiTO closed to the public I PIECES! BJp P- FREE A core i jvjurjiv fftVTfi I VPMWmmVmBmlrBk iF H'i MBmiBrtim6i The U.S. Amateur Team Championship West, one of the highlights of the chess year, will be held Feb. 17-19 at tho Pasadena Holiday Inn, 303 E.

Cordova St. in Pasadena. Any team of four or five players averaging less than 2200 (master level) in rating can enter this unique six-round tournament. Although there are no cash prizes, many chess clocks and trophies will be given to team and individual winners. The winning team earns the right to compete in a telephone playoff with the winners of the USAT East, South, and Midwest for the title of U.S.

Amateur Team champions. For more information, or for help in joining a team, call Jerry Hanken at (213) 257-9839 or Randy Hough at 818) 282-7412. The Arcadia Chess Club, which meets Monday evenings in the Senior Citizens Building, 405 S. Santa Anita Ave. in Arcadia, begins its six-round ctub championship on Feb.

12. For more information, call Fred Brock at 1818) 331-1638, or during club hours at (818) 445-9081. TODAY'S GAMES GM Karpov (U.S.S.R.) Deep Thought, Exhibition Gome, Massachusetts 1990: 1 o4 cG 2 d4 d5 3 Nd2 g6 The Gurgenidze System 4 c3 Bg7 5 e5 f6 6 f4 Nh6 7 Ngf3 0-0 8 Bo2 fxe5 9 fxo5 c5l Black has equalized 10 Nb3 cxd4 11 cxd4 Nc6 12 0-0 Qb6 13 Khl aS 14 a4 BfS 15 Bg5 Intending 16 Nf5. with pressure against d4 Karpov finds an enterprising reply 16 Nc5! Qxb2 The threat of 17 Nd7 leaves Black little choice 17Nxo4dxe4 18Rb1 Qa3 Not 18 Qc3? 19 Rb3. trapping the Queen 19 Bel Qc3 20 Bd2 Each player had one hour lor the entire game Karpov had already used 35 minutes.

14 (or Deep Thought Qa3 21 Bc1 Qc3 22 Rb3 Naturally. Karpov wants more than a draw Qa1 23 Bc4 Kh8 24 Bxh6 Qxd1 25 Bxg7 Kxg7 26 Rxdl oxf3 27 gxf3 Now Karpov had only 10 minutes left, to Black's 42 Ra7! Karpov called this best Black will get counterplay against the pawn 28 Bd5 Rd8 29 Rb5 Ra6 Thinking ol 30 Na7 30 Bc4 Ra7 31 Bd5 Ra6 32 Rc5 Rd7 33 Kg2 Rb6 34 Bxc6 bxc6 35 Kf2 Only five minutes left, and White still has no advantage If 35 Rxa5. then 35 Rb4 recovers the pawn Rd5 36 Rxd5 cxd5 37 Rcl Rb4 38 Ko3 Deep Thought believed it was winning It could draw with 38 Rb3 39 Ke2 (39 Kf2 and 39 Kf4 permit 39 Rd3) Rb2 40 Kd3 Rb3. as 4 1 Rc3 Rxc3 and 4 1 Kd2 Rxf3 42 Rc5 e6 43 Rxa5 Rh3 favor Black 39 Rc5 06 40 Rc7 Kg8 41 Re7 Ro3 42 Kf4 Rd3 43 Rxo6 Rxd4 44 Kg5 Kf7 45 Ra6 a4 46 4 hBl 47 Kg4 Rc4? Correct is 47 g5 48 Rxh6 Rxf4 49 Kxg5 Rf2. drawing easily 48 h4 At last.

White has the advantage Rd4 49 Rf6 Kg7 50 Ra6 Kf7 51 h5! With two minutes to go. Karpov breaks through gxh5 52 Kf5 Kg7 53 Ra7 Kf8 54 06 Re4 The counterattack 54 h4 55 RI7' Ke8 (or 55 Kg8 56 Kg6) 56 Ke5 Re4 57 Kd6' h3 fails, to 58 (5 h2 59 6 Kf8 60 Rh7 Kg8 6 1 Rxh6Re2 62 Ke7 55 Rd7 Rc4No better is 55 a3 56 Ra7" Re3 57 Kf6 56 Rxd5 h4 57 Rd3 Ke7 58 Rd7 Kf8 59 Rh7 h5 Or 59 a3 60 Ra7 Rc3 61 Kf6 60 Ke5 h3 61 f5 Kg8 62 Rxh5 o3 If 62 Rc3. then 63 Kf6 a3 64 Rg5" Kh7 65 e7 Re3 66 Rh5 Kg8 67 Rxh3 a2 68 Rhl Re2 69 Rg1 Kh7 70 Kf7 wins convincingly 63 Rxh3 a2 64 Ra3 Rc5 65 Kf6, Black Resigns. Karpov had one minute left, Deep Thought had 12 GM Christiansen (U.S.A.) IM Graf (West Germany), Bundesliga, West Germany 1989: 1 c4 g6 2 e4 Bg7 3 d4 d6 4 Nc3 Nf6 5 f3 0-0 6 Bo3 Nc6 The XmomTuiS I 1 U). LOVESEAT I town and couhirt souire 4-piece All i.iiM JBiiiZr" II ZKfcOte- fnl Ineludti Drtmi Minor Full IjiioiOuoin VLM ll iff Sffif I I SI I 11 1 I MANY I HOLLY HILL 4-PtECC BEDROOM SET Al I I ft jf nrucD TAKE WITH TODAY ftnH II HmV I I i Wk.

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