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A '11 1 FAIR: Hawthorne Police Brace for Gang Trouble 8 7 6 I 1 1 5 1 ft 4 i 3 ft 2 ll abcdefgh JOIN THE CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE GOLD RUSH USE OUR MONEY TO BUY REAL ESTATE NOT A LOAN 18 Qc7 19 BI3 gFj! 20 fxg5 hxgFj 21 Bxgb Neb. 19 Nda3 IMxc4 20 Nxc4 a5 Nunn's recommendation, expecting 2 I e5 Bdfi! 22 ftacl dxe5 23 lxe5RxeB. 21 Radl An improvement. If 21 Ba6, then 22 Qf3 prepares the devastating e4-e5. Qc7 22 e5 Entering almost incalculable complications Bf5 23 Qd2 More precise than 23 Qdl? Bc2 Ne4 24Qd1 dxe5 25 g4 Bd7 26 d6 Qc8 27 f5 Whites chief threat is 28 Ixg6 fxg6 29 QdB.

gxfS 28 gxf5 Nf6 After 28 Bxl5 29 RxfB QxfS 30 d7 Rbb8 3 1 dxe8Q Rxe8 32 Ne3 or 32 Qd5. rather than 32 Qxb3? Qf4, Black has little for the piece. 29 Be1 Rb8 Wierzbicki had intended 29 BxfB 30 Bxb4 Bc2. but spotted the refutation 31 d7! Nxd7 32 Qd5 NIS 33 Qg2 axb4 34 Rxf6. 30 BxaB Bxa4 31 Bc7 Rb4 Hiflery was more concerned with various exchange sacs.

32 Nb6 Qb7 33 Nxa4 Rxa4 34 Rc4! Far from clear is 34 Rd4! 35 dxe8Q Nxe8. 35 Qc1 e4 Hoping for counterplay from 36 Rxe4 Qc6 37- Rxe8 Qxe8 38 Bf3 Qe5. 36 Rc2c4As36. Qd7 37 RxcB threatens 38 BbB. 37 Rxc4 NdS? Most critical is 37 e3.

For example. 38 Rxa4 Qxa4 39 Nd7 40Qb5QxbB4l Bxb5 Bxb2! 42 Bxd7 e2 43 Bxe8 Bd4 44 Kg2 exf 1Q 45 Kxfl b2 saves Black. Stronger is 39 Qc4 Qxc4 40 Bxc4 Nd7 41 Bxb3 Bxb2 42 Rel, retaining winning chances. 38Rd1! From here, White calculated to the finish, and beyond. Nf6 Obviously worthless are 38 Nxc7 39 dxc7 and 38 Ra7 39 Rxe4 Qd7 40 Rxe8 Qxe8 41 Bf3.

Against 38 White intended 39 Qd2! Rxb2 40 QxdB Qxd5 41 Rxd5 Rxe2 42 d7, winning, or 39 Nf6 40 d7 Qxd7 41 Qxd7 Nxd7 42 Rxd7 Rxb2 43 Bh5 Rf8 44 Rcl Ra2 45 Bd1 b2 46 Rbl Ra7! (46 Ral 47 Bc2. with a winning blockade) 47 Bc2 Be5 48 Bxe5 Rxd7 49 Rxb2. with a likely win. 39 d7 Nxd7 40 Rxe4 Qxe2 41 Rxe2 Rxe2 42 Qc6l Rd4 43 Rxd4 Bxd4 44 Kf1 Rxb2.45 Qxd7 Rf2 46 Kel b2 47 Qe8 Kg7 Or 47 Kh7 48 Qxf7 Bg7 49 Qg6 Kg8 50 Qe6 Kh8 51 Qe8 Kh7 B2 Qe4. 48 Be5 Bxa5 49 Qxe5 Kh7 Forced, as 49 Kg8 BO Qb8and49.

f6 50 Qc7 Kg8 5 1 Qb8 let White capture the Rook. 50 Qe4 Anticipating 50 Rxh2 51 (6 Kg8 52 Qe8, mating, and 50 Rg2 51 Kf1 Rg8 52 Qb7. Rf4 51 Qbl Rb4 52 f6 Kh8 53 Kb2! Threatening 64 Qgl. Instead. 53 Kf2 Rb6! B4 Kg3 Kg8! draws.

Rb6 54 h4l. Black Resigns. Black loses the Rook after 54 Rxf6 55 Qxb2 Kg7 56 h5 and 54 h5 55 Ke3 Rxf6 56 Qxb2 Kg7 57 Qe5! Kg6 58 Qg5. Outstanding! was listed in stable condition at Robert F. Kennedy Medical Center in Hawthorne, Hunter said.

The 9-year-old girl, who was attending the fair, "was apparently struck by a stray round fired by" Lofton, Hunter said. She was listed in stable condition at the Hawthorne medical center with a gunshot wound to the lower leg. Meanwhile, one youth was killed and another critically wounded in unrelated gang shootings elsewhere in the county, police said. A 16-year-old was killed shortly before 1 a.m. Saturday just west of downtown during a running gun battle between two carloads of gang members, police said.

The youth was one of five males in a vehicle traveling westbound on 7th Street near Witmer Street, when a carload of youths pulled alongside and fired five shots into the car, said Lt. Ben Gering of the Los Angeles Police Department's Rampart Division. The victim, shot in the upper torso, was pronounced dead at California Medical Center, he said. At about the same time, another man was critically injured in a drive-by shooting in the 1500 block of W. 12th Place in the Pico-Union District, Gering said.

Rosendo Turcios, 22, was shot in the head as he sat with friends, and was being kept alive Saturday only by life-support systems and not expected to live, Gering said. A spokeswoman at County-USC Medical Center said Turcios was in "very grave" condition. No arrests have been made in either case, and police are searching for three male Latino suspects in a tan Toyota car or truck in connection with Turcios' shooting, Gering said. Continued from Bl The fair, sponsored by the Kiwa-nis Club, continues until midnight tonight, and Barnes said police are concerned that gang members might use the site for retaliations. "There will be extra precautions, absolutely," Barnes said.

"We'll be down on the gangs a lot harder than usual. It's certainly a matter of common sense we had problems with them last night and we're certainly not going to let them get out of hand." As they have done every year, police planned to eject from the fairgrounds visitors wearing gang clothing or otherwise showing gang affiliations. Because of the expected crowds, he said, police "pretty much have everybody working that they can already." The shoot-out occurred just before 11 p.m. Friday, south of the fair parking lot at the intersection of El Segundo Boulevard and Cor-dary Avenue, said Deputy Patrick Hunter of the county sheriff's information bureau. According to Hunter, one gang member, identified as Clyde Lofton, 18, of Gardena, shot a rival from Inglewood in the abdomen.

A plainclothes Hawthorne police officer working security at the fair then confronted Lofton, exchanged gunfire with him, and chased him about 20 yards down El Segundo Boulevard before shooting him in the upper torso, said Hunter. He said the officer, whose name is not being released pending a routine investigation, was not injured. Lofton was listed in critical condition Saturday at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, Hunter said. He was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. The second gang member, as yet unidentified, ran to the fairgrounds after being shot and collapsed.

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS Boris Gelfand and Vassily Ivanchuk won the 64-player Men's Interzonal, which finished last weekend in Manila in the Philippines. The two young grandmasters from the Soviet Union scored 9-4 and won 25,000 Swiss francs (about $17,750) each. Two more young stars, Nigel Short of England and Viswanathan Anand of India, shared third place at Next at 8-5 were Robert Huebner of West Germany, Victor Korchnoi of Switzerland, Predrag Nikolich of Yugoslavia, Gyula Sax of Hungary, and Alexey Dreev, Sergey Dolmatov, and Leonid Yu-dasin of the Soviet Union. All qualify for the Candidates matches, which will select the challenger for the .1993 world championship match. Of the seven Americans, Yasser Serr-awan of Seattle and Nick de Firmian of Berkeley came closest to qualifying.

Seirawan suffered a 10th-round loss to Short and finished with 7V4-5W. De Firmian won four games and reached "3" before fading to 7-6. Roman Dzindzi-chashvili of New York and Boris Gulko of Massachusetts also scored 7-6. Tony Miles, the Englishman who was representing the United States for the last time, had Stuart Rachels of Al abama ended up with 6-7, and 16-year-old Gata Kamsky, now the highest-rated player in the country, scored After 10 of 17 rounds at the second Women's Interzonal in Malaysia, Anna Akhsharumova of Massachusetts is in second place with just behind Jun Xie of China. The other American representative, Aiexey Root of Los Angeles, is in last place.

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The prize was donated by the Herman Steiner Memorial Fund. Robert Goldberg swept the 44-player Arcadia Summer Warm Up, the latest tournament at the Arcadia Chess Club, with a perfect 5-0 score. Next at 4-1 were John Skratulia, Mike Zachary, and top "A's" Doug Hughey, Daniel Mana-han, and Antonio Martin. Ronald Livau-dais and Jose Milanez split the Harry Gaul and Reilly Moss shared "C-D" honors, and Chuan Lee was best unrated. The Arcadia Summer Swiss, a six-round tournament on Monday evenings, begins July 23 at the Arcadia Chess Club, which meets in the Senior Citizens Building, 405 S.

Santa Anita Ave. in Arcadia. Spectators are invited to watch Little Lone Pine, an invitational tournament featuring six masters and 15 experts that will be held concurrently. For more information, call Fred Brock at (818) 331-1638, or during club hours, at (818) 445-9081. Gym for the Mind defeated the Hughes Chess Club, last Sunday in a two-round team match.

Gym for the Mind won the first round, 3xA-2Vi, then took the second, 4-3, after the teams agreed to add another board. The winners have issued a challenge to other clubs. Gym for the Mind, 4907 Topanga Canyon Blvd. in Woodland Hills, will conduct three-round World Rapid Chess quad tournaments on July 28, beginning at noon. Call (818) 710-8042 for details.

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The man appeared to have been 30 to 35 years old. The body was found about 100 yards west of Cabrillo Beach, in a rocky area of tide pools between a concrete bunker and a small jetty, said Los Angeles Lifeguard Lt. George Whitehead. The area lies below a bluff near the end of 38fh Street, Whitehead said. IN GARDENA IN N.

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