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Thnrslay, July 13, 1972 Philadelphia Inquirer People and Places Fischer Loses at Chess; Fumes Over TV Coverage Angela's Champion Takes to the Hills Farmer F.oger McAfee, 33, has said he posted the $100,000 bail for Angela Davis "for publicity and profit." Now he's probably not so sure it was a good idea. McAfee, who heads a cooperative dairy farm, has had to take to the hills with his five after nine of his cattle hours of play Tuesday, Spassky held the advantage with a bishop1 and three pawns against Fischer's five pawns. Play was halted when Spassky, 35, asked for an adjournment and Fischer agreed. Experts agreed that only the Russian master could win the first game. They said the best Fischer could hope for was a draw.

THE MATCH will include 24 games. The first player to get UV2 points will be the winner. Each win counts for one point and a draw one-half point. Wednesday's play lasted one hour and three minutes. One of Spassky's pawns threatened a Fischer pawn when play ended Tuesday.

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Ma-ira; If If jj ft CI p. were poisoned ana someone, tired shots at his home. Jeanne Lawson, a member of the cooperative, said the harassed farmer had been receiving "nasty" letters and threatening telephone calls ever since he posted the bail. The McAfee outfit, known as the Pan American Association; was to have been a cosponsor of the "McAfee Farm Festival," a four-day concert scheduled to begin Sept. 4 on McAfee's farm with the proceeds going to the cooperative.

JAMES SLATER can't get money Spassky, wearing a slate jacket and beige trousers, made the first move, taking one of Fischer's remaining pawns, Fischer then took a pawn from Spassky with his king. After 40 moves and iV2 Roger McAfee Play-by-Play Chart In World Chess Duel Fig Leaf? What's That? Artist Says Simon Charlie, a British Columbian woodcarver, doesn't know what a fig leaf looks like and what's more, he doesn't care. lie merely carried out his commission to carve a nine-foot statue of a man to stand in front of the Chinguacousy Township municipal building. The statue is clothed only in a cloak and a cap and the Rev Edward Robinson of the All People's Church was so scandalized thzt he rounded up 40 signatures on a proclamation saying the figure violated Christian principles, morality and decency. He pointed out that the statue at least should" have a fig leaf where fig leaves usually go.

"I don't een know what a fig leaf looks like," Charlie said. "Besides, Indian carving don't have fig leaves. If you have a dirty mind you can see anything as dirty," the artist added. From Our Wire Service! REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI). The unpredictable Bobby Fischer, one game down in his bid for the world chess championship, threatened early today to stay away from the second game unless all television cameras were removed from the auditorium, international chess sources said.

Fischer, who lost the opening game to world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union on the 56th move Wednesday, made his demand known at a closed-door meeting with representatives of the International Chess Federation (FIDE), the Icelandic organizers of the $250,000 match and American companies owning the rights to televise the games. Chess sources said Fischer would forfeit the second game of the 24-games series it he failed to appear within one hour of the 5 P.M. (1 P.M. EDT) starting time today. Fischer, who stopped play in the game for 35 minutes to protest the presence of two closed-circuit television cameras high above the playing stage, conceded to the Russian on the 56th move.

He resigned when he saw he could not prevent Spassky from queening his only surviving pawn. Fischer then stood up, made a helpless gesture to the audience and walked off. IT WAS A BAD day all around for the 29-year-old American. News from London was that James Slater," who had tried to sweeten the pot with 50,000 pounds (about $120,000) wouldn't be able to get his money out of England be-case of currency restrictions. Slater's donation, which pushed the total prize money to $300,000, enticed Fischer to end his holdout at the scheduled start of the match July 2.

PLAY IN THE FIRST game resumed on time, but Fischer walked out after three moves to protest the two television cameras. Match organizers covered the cameras with a cloth, but Fischer said they still bothered him. AP Wireptxrto Arrested Near McGovern Headquarters One of two apprehended with pistols is frisked by at i FBI Disarms Two At McGovern's Hotel mmm WILLIAM HOCKLEY REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP). Here are the moves of the first game of the world championship chess match between Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer, which Spassky won. Spassky is white, Fischer is black.

(P: pawn; Kt: knight; bishop; rook; queen; king; O-O: castling, a twin move whereoy the king is moved two squares laterally and the rook is placed on. the other side of the king; a piece is captured.) 1. P-Q4, Kt-KB3 2. P-QB4, P-K3 3. Kt-KB3, P-Q4 4.

Kt-B3, B-Kt5 5. P-K3, 0-0 6. B-Q3, P-B4 7. O-O, Kt-B3 8. P-QR3, B-R4 9.

Kt-K2, QPxQBP 10. BxBP, B-Kt3 11. PxP, QxQ 12. RxQ, BxP 13. P-QKt4, B-K2 14.

B-Kt2, B-Q2 15. QR-B1, KR-Q1 16. Kt(K2)-Q4, KtxKt 17. KtxKt, B-R5 18. B-Kt3, BxB 19.

KtxB, RxRch 20. RxR, R-QB1 21. K-Bl, K-Bl 22. K-K2, Kt-K5 23. R-QB1, RxR 24.

BxR, P-B3 25. Kt-R5, Kt-Q3 26. K-Q3, B-Ql 27. Kt-B4. B-B2 28 29 30, 31 KtxKt, BxKt P-Kt5, BxKRP P-Kt3, P-KR4 K-K2, P-KR5 32.

K-B3, K-K2 33. K-Kt2, PxP 34. PxP, BxP 35. KxB, K-03 36. 37.

38. 39. 40. P-R4, K-Q4 B-R3, K-KS B-B5, P-R3 P-Kt6, P-B4 K-R4, P-B5 Adjourned after three hours and 34 minutes of play. Play was resumed Wednesday at 5 P.

M. (1 P. M. Phila. time).

41. PxP, KxP 42. K-R5, K-B4 43. B-K3, K-K5 44. B-B2, K-B4 45.

B-R4, P-K4 46. B-Kt5, P-K5 47. B-K3, K-B3 48. K-Kt4, K-K4 49. K-Kt5, K-Q4 50.

K-B5, P-R4 51. B-B2, P-Kt4 52. KxKtP, K-B5 53. K-B5, K-Kt5 54. KxP, KxP 55.

K-Q5, K-Kt4 56. K-Q6, Resigns Leoiard Bernstein, the all-around musical man, AlSO I is going to take a year off to devote his "undivided attention to writing music." He has canceled scheduled performances in Vienna, London and New York, among others and expects to be out of the public eye through July 1974 Dr. Willian Shockley is a Nobel Laureate and a Stanford University physicist and he was scheduled to teach an undergraduate course in genetics and intelligence at Stanford. But now academic credit has been withdrawn. He was informed by letter that seme professors have "questioned your competence in this area." Shockley says his research indicates that blacks are less intelligent than whites because of genetic factors Stacy Cannon is only 14, but she reigns as the world champion of iniertube racing.

Stacy outdistanced 1,300 entrants down a seven-mile stretch of the Colorado River with a time of three hours and nine minutes. Secret Service agents after receiving a tip from Mississippi authorities that Dixon and Foster were armed and might pose a security threat at the convention. When one of the two entered the Doral Hotel, where McGovern and his staff are staying, agents decided it was time to move on the two men. With the assistance of local and state lawmen, they questioned the men, and then state authorities said they found the two guns a pistol and a nine millimeter automaticunder the seats of the car. The two submitted to arrest without resistance.

The deal is as simple as we Manufacturer's Millionaire Will Stay On the Job Continued from First Page making more than anyone there now," Schmidt, said. The millionaire winner, who has lived at 138 Hall Spring City, since his marriage seven years ago, said he and his wife drove the 310 miles to Beaver Falls on Tuesday and stayed overnight at a motel. "I never thought I'd win," he said. "I've been buying six lottery tickets a week but this is the first time I ever won anything." Besides building the new house, Schmidt said he also hopes to throw a "big party" for his co-workers and then take a trip to Alaska to visit his wife's sister there. "Then after that, who knows?" he said.

SCHMIDT, Pikulski and Fatz all were among the 174 persons selected for the millionaire ceremony at a semifinal drawing held June 14. On Wednesday, the finalists were narrowed down to 17 and then to 10. Each of the 10 was given a number by lot, Schmidt drawing the highest. Lt. Gov.

Ernest Kline, a native of Beaver Falls, drew the $1 million winner, selecting an envelope containing the name of the horse, Le Beau, which won a race at Liberty Bell Race Track on Nov. 23, 1971. LeBeau started from Post Position No. 10, Schmidt's number. AFTER LEARNING of her husband's $200,000 win, Mrs.

Angela Pikulsi said she still couldn't believe they had "won the whole thing." "I was just so shocked," exclaimed Mrs. Pikulsi, a mother of four as she waited for her husband to arrive home in New Salem from the drawing. "I was just praying and hoping we'd get $10,000." She said she wasn't sure what they'd do with the money. "I want a new kitchen and the kids all want a new car," she said. Mrs.

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and Mrs. Raymond J. Hoe-mann, who contended their son, Allen, 21, was paralyzed and suffered brain damage when a Volkswagen in which he was riding crashed off U. S. 66 in Franklin County, in May, 1970.

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The two denim-clad blacks, one a fugitive from a New York parole violation warrant, were searched and arrested for possessing concealed weapons after FBI agents became concerned about a possible assassination attempt, informed sources said. A Secret Service spokesman said after that the agency had no evidence that the men intended to harm the South Dakota senator or any of the other public figures being guarded by the Secret Service. A SPOKESMAN for the two men said that they were not involved in any assassination plot but had only gone to McGovern's hotel to distribute material on their organization the Jackson (Miss.) based Republic of New Africa. The two men arrested are Malik Sonebeyatta, 32, also known as Wayne Harris Foster, formerly of Philadelphia, and Ahmed Obatemi, 33, also known as Jesse Dixon, a former New Yorker. Both were held under bond in Dade County Jail.

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