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i ii- ii i i i i i i Wetefjy, July 12, 1972 The Post-Crescent A 2 Unusual Move by Fischer Gives Advantage to Spassky Democratic Party Rebuilding Plan Appears Doomed MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP) leaders is centered on propos-A -proposal to rebuild the, all to triple the size of the Democratic party on the basis rM-Mm. Tii of the 1972 invention reforms Natwnal Com-appears doomed, victim of the mitte tiring majority con-California credentials fight trol to members elected in open strong opposition from orean-i district caucuses and to set up REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Defending champion Boris Spassky was favored by the experts to beat American challenger Bobby Fischer in the opening game of the world chess match when play resumes this afternoon. The opener of the richest chess competition in history adjourned Tuesday night after 4 hours and 34 minutes of play and 40 moves by ach player.

The game was to resume at 5 p.m. noon CDT Referee Lothar Schmid of West Germany- will make Russian in the 24-game championship. A draw counts half a point and a win a point. To dethrone Spassky, Fischer needs Wx points while the Russian can retain his crown with 12 points. The winner will get in prize money, the loser $91, 875, and in addition they will divide equally an estimated 000 or more from film and television sales.

The second game of the match is scheduled for Thursday and the third Sunday. The contest may last two months. headed for a draw until Fischer tried to seize the initiative on his 29th move. The lanky Brooklyn, N.Y., challenger galloped his bishop, down a long black diagonal to snatch an unprotected pawn Spassky -had offered. A few moves later the bishop was trapped and lost in exchange for two pawns.

U.S. grpndmaster Robert' Byrne sard it was a blunder and commented, "Fischer is going to have trouble making a draw. I don't see how Spassky can lose." Spassgy's 41st move.The Russian wrote it on a slip of paper and handed it to him in sealed envelope at the adjourn ment. The two competitors, their seconds and chess enthusiasts throughout the world spent part of the overnight break analyzing possibilities for the 11 pieces remaining. on the green-and-white chessboard in Rey.

kjavik's sports hall: king and five pawns for Fischer; king, bishop and three pawns and a bishop for Spassky. The match had appeared Svetozar the Yugoslav grandmaster present at the tournament, said, "It is doubtful whether black can save a draw." Spassky, who had the first move, is playing the white pieces, Fischer the black. Fischer has played Spassky five times inthe past, losing aU three times he played the black pieces and getting draws both times he played the whites and had the advantage of the first move. But London bookies have made the 29-year-old American the favorite over the 35-year-old ized labor and party pros, and: 3.900-delegate convention be- general apathy. Little Exciteme nt in First Match tween presidential-nominating conventions to map party policy and elect the national chair man.

The influence of state and county party chairmen and na-t i a 1-committee members would be greatly diluted under The plan, which would establish a national Democratic party with dues-paying members and run by grass-roots-controlled organizations, is unlikely even to come to a vote at the convention. The proposed charter would By ISAAC KASHDAN International Grandmaster fHotne Modest LOS ANGELES (AP)-Soviet WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP FISCHER the charter and they have been utleholder Boris Spassky had actively opposing it at the con- good prospects for a win when extend into the party organ ization the open procedures andl011- Orguaei Iabor has the first game of the world championship chess match between the Russian and Bobby Fischer of the United States was adjourned Tuesday. ocen loooying againsi ior me same reason. Fund Plan The most important aspect of Actually, until near the end, the plan, frdm the viewpoint of its backers, is its DroDosal to it was one of the dullest cham- broadened representation that have been applied successfully to the national convention. The convention enthusiastically extended the reforms to the 1976 convention Tuesday night, tut there is no such ready acceptance as yet for restructuring the party.

Only a strong push from Sen George McGovern can saye the, new charter, in the view of its' sign up members in a national Ipionship contests on record. It was no surprise when Spassky, who had the white pieces and made the first move, started Democratic party and have them pay annual dues. They envision a steady flow of dues that would provide the oner- of consideration with players of this stature. But it happened. On his 29th turn, Fiseher took a pawn that was unprotected.

Both players knew that the bishop which captured the pawn could be trapped. What had Fischer seen? It must be put down to a rare miscalculation by the American genius. Perhaps he had thought of a resource by when the bishop might escape. Spassky could then continue B-Kt8; 34, KxP, BxP; 35, B-Q2, and the black bishop is still lost. In the remaining moves of the session, Fischer put up all the resistance possible.

It remained to be seen whether he could recover from the one error. Iri describing chess play, K. stands for King, Kt for for Queen, for "Rook, for Bishop, for Pawn. The hy-phen indicates a move, the a capture of a piece and the numbers the position on the board. Thus B-Q2 indicates that the Bishop has been moved to with advance of his queen ating funds for the party, end-! Pawn-ing its reliance on contributions! After 40 moves and five hours JACOBS OWN HOMEMADE MADE FROM AN OLD WORLD RECIPE GERMAN STYLE SOFT SUMMER SAUSAGE supporters, and his need, for la bor'i support in November is'snd fund-raising drives.

of play, Spassky was a bishop ahead. The U.S. challenger had five pawns to Spassky's three and his king was better placed. expected to keep him fronv Two years of study and effort, coming to the rescue. 'have gone into shaping the pra irie proposed charter was'posal but it now seems the drafted by two party-reform i mist likelv outcome This may prove to be sufficient commissions set up 1968, will be convention resolution 'compensation was ad- $15 uniivemwii, muuuing one mat setting up a new party-reform nen the game McGovern, led before, enterinc'ommissinn theWrned, Spassky wrote down to undertake the presidential jace.

It. yjSk. again SPASSKY 3lst move and sealed it in envelope which he gave to the match referee, in accordance" with regulations. approved oy me convention Rules Committee, but has one more hurdle to clear, before it can be presented to" the con-' vention for final approval. Couldn't Act' 1 i Terrorist's Confession This Is the Way the Board Looked when the chess match between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky the second square from the end of the board and in front of the JACOBS OWN HOMEMADE MADE WITH HONEY AND SPICE LITTLE BREAKFAST SAUSAGES Move Recorded The envelope will be opened and the move revealed to Fischer at 5 m.

Reykjavik time Wednesday, when the game will be resumed in the Iceland stopped for the day. Fischer, moving from the top, is Queen's original position, black, and Spassky, with the next move, is white. (AP -Wirephoto) DlaHirm It takes a special resolution! I. A from the Rules Conimittee toi MCC6D I QC3 "2 LOD. Israel (AP) A mili- ic capital.

riQIIUMII Sunday when it. was supposed1? court t0 ad For the first nine moves, the Long hours will be spent by i 1 1 1 i rnniaccinn ni i innnAn (o)gc (9) 2) ib. game was identical to one necause of a light over Call- players and the seconds in forma delegate seating. I Tiil amnto on the examining all the possibilities whether ahead or behind. Each of the players has been preparing for the other for years.

They knew that some day they would meet in a set match, and that the stakes Is Adopted played in 1951 between Petro-sian and Tolush of the Soviet With that opportunity gone.rj" of the sitiorK Eacn principal sponsors of the charter fear 1' The three-man court said the has a grandmaster to assist win be tost in the convention -year-oia Japanese radical him. -Yef in Geller for SDasskv and the Rev. William be hlgh- Union. Two moves later, the queens were exchanged, and the pawn formation was left in exact bal rKtbH BABY Beer I 1 rush toward nominating McGovern and a running mate. The Rules Committee is i muue provision he had signed in exchange for the confession was no loneer dy for Fischer.

I Each one knows every pub- Of most interest to chess llhed game of his- opponent. 5)C scheduled to hold a final meet-! valid. i buffs in the opening game was I Each has undoubtedly prepared LIVER ance. More pieces soon went off ing today, but few of its mem- The presiding judge. Lt.

Col. the board, including all the bers think it will give the party Abraham Frisch, ruled that theJ poksr gy the 23rd move. At that point, it seemed only a question charter a green light. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 meetings, stiff controls, on handguns, abolition of capital punishment; and firm control of military The Wallace proposals that were rejected included a constitutional amendment for prayer in schools, affirmation of the right to bear arms, authority for states to impose capital punishment and provisions for election of some federal judges and periodic reconfirmation of the question of who would wnuvauuns specnn.auy the aggressor. ior tnis match- Would one of Would Spassky try for ajthem be sPrun8 in the opening quick Initiative, or would he de-Same? velop quietly to see what Fisch-j' "Fischer played a defense pop-er would do? Fischer prac-iularized in the 1920s by' Aron Most of the opposition to the charter by established party suicide agreement "did not interfere with Okamoto's free will, at, the time the statement was made.

We decide to admit of time before one of the players would propose a draw and the other would accept. The chance of error was not worthy WILSON'S FINEST (rfrhi SMOKED BONELESS (U (U PORK MITT c0 nJ ik the statement and the con- cauy always goes tor the win, iwinzovich of Denmark. fession of the accused." Counterculture Groups The agreement to let Oka- moto commit suicide after he made a confession was dis-' closed Tuesday in testimony by! others. Key Debate Shurfine The key debate on busing Maj. Gen.

Rehavam Zeevt. He was back on the witness stand today. Pork Beans 2 it 35' Mostly Apathetic in Miami came earlv in the marathon session. Richard J. Trolly, mavor of Taylor, backed Wallace, saying, "If we leave this convention with a probus- American Beauty ing clank we will.

destroy our jiwiw a MUinlHUy MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) -just because he "After some of the com- DeleaatesSDlit lMes' Seuts4ln We hav6V0ightfr promises he's made with con-wcicywioj jjjiii dldn.t join nands and dance in, what is ours. We always $wvic, I the streets when George i had to, and McGovern isn't go- servatlve democrats, im ue- MIAMI BEACH Faced wtth.McGovern clinched the Demo- ine to chanee that;" Miss Davis 'gmnmg to wonder," said Zippie Macaroni Shells 249' chances for victory in November." But Reo. Herman Badillo, retorted, "The very people who made everything hut busing impossible now say the collapse of Sen. Hubert, cratic presidential nomination; said.

lEddie Harper of Orlando, Fla. Humphrey's presidential cam- tn fact manv of tho 1 son! Lesser Evil He may turn out just like paign here. Wisconsin's nWldriZ rilonll "Sure" chimed in 1Jsa Tricky Dick if he keeps on like Lesser Evil "Sure," chimed in Lisa Humphrey delegates- caucused uflmnwi nut at Flamintm Park Kornhlum. ifi. of Miami ines 6oig- Kornblum, 16, of Miami, thev want to abolish busing.

Heinz Barbecue Sauce Tuesday and at least half of thejscarceiy 8eemed to notice what "McGovern is the lesser of the But the skeptics were far out "McGovern is the lesser of the 49 16 oz. Vv Thev were not aeainst busing, when black children in the South were being bused away from white schools." Of the Individually offered aeiesaies Qecmeq 10 retuse was going on at Convention cast their -votes for expected Hali, what with all the pot, nominee George McGovrn. skinny dipping and good Th tallv taken at the caucus lu nau snowea leven votes ior Ken. numbered Tuesday night by the apathetic demonstrators who grooved with their own thing under the huge banyan tree in Flamingo Park. "Who's McGovern?" asked a Zippie identifying himself only as Tom.

"We're way beyond McGovern. We don't even recognize there is a government. In fact, I think it was very op PILLSBURY BUNDT 3 FLAVORS CAKE MIX "What difference does it make?" asked David Coheft, a member of the Students for a evils. But I don't think it'll make much difference. We're still living in a conservative country and it's going to stay that way." The prospect of McGovern as president was cheered some of the young people "I'm happy about it," said Bill Kohler, a beer-sipping former Army private who now belongs to Vietnam Veterans Against the War.

"I'd like someone to stop the war right now, and he can't do that. But he's still our best hope." Several nondelegates at Fla The Post-Crescent PuklnKd daV Monday through Saturday by ott Corporator), 30 W. Wothington Appltron, Wi. Soeond-Cleii Pottogt atd at Ap-pltlon, WiKomin. planks, that on abortion was among the most bitterly debated.

A protracted roll call, marked by switches of votes as proponents and opponents lob Shirley Chisholm of New York, one definite McGovern vote and two votes toward McGovern, and three votes undecided. The other 54 Wisconsin votes are pledged to McGovern 1 Box 79c Democratic Society from Chicago. "He isn't going to end racism. He Isn't going to buy capitalism." But if there was little cele- bied delegates, resulted in feat by an approximate 3-2 portunistic of the Democrats to Wmbr Audit luroou of Circulation! margin. hold their convention down here at the same time we're holding our cultural festival." When Democrats wrangled Convention Flowers i bra ting that McGovern had won ii i n.

in the preconvention Keaiiy lOOl Uispiay maneuvering, it was. easv to MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) a kind word for the South The issue of homosexuality lost by voice vote after opponents argued that the platform already calls for the right to choose life styles, although 7m? over the cruqial California dele It happens every day near the, Dakota senator. WHEN YOU BUY A CAN OF. mingo Park worried that SAVE 22e 2 LB.

FnifiFB'! FOLGER'S ncaviiy Euoraea speaner piai-: "Anvthuiff won make homosexuality is not specific' allv mentioned. THf OST.CESCENT AND THf SUNDAY POSTOESCfN SUBSCtlPTION RATES DtKvorod by corner doily and Sun. day for 15 corns ptr wttk or $44 20 per yoor. Daily only 70 ctn'i per wctk or $3 40 por year mail DaJy ond Sunday where corner delivery tervtco it not avoiloble withm the Wucontm couniiot of Outogom.e. Col-umet, Winnebago, Waupaca, B'6n, Shawano, Moniiooc, Partage ond Jform at the DemocraUc Nation- happy if it means Nixon will no 0f his positions gation challenge early Tuesday morning, less than a hundred young protesters watched on a color television set perched on a table in the park.

At the COFFEE A minority plank supporting allocation of federal surplus lands to Indians on a first-pri SPICItlMICt WITH THIS COUPON same time, nearly 200 jockeyed ority basis passed by voice vote mSer uie me coumry. saia "I hope he doesn't back down Two Secret Service men es-, Kenneth Grogan, 26, of Tampa, lon a iot 0f implied promises," cort a pair of middle-aged Fla. "McGovern is about theigajd Ti a 23-year-old women to the platform wholbest there Is, but I don't think; Minnesota volunteer for the then proceed to pack 50 pounds is satisfied with him." people's Party. "He's already of Ice around the 134 gold-and-; Donna Davis, a black staff backed off on abortion, amnes-whited potted mums aranged at member of the Southern Chris- ty and drug laws." thll faM fit tVlA 1V4lltm i I ff A ..1 1 1 Woulhoro, one year 120 00, I 58 3 for a good seat at the swimming pool where skinny dippers frolicked. When McGovern himself punctuated by war whoops.

McGovern spokesmen had expressed doubts about the difficult of administering such a monthi $1100; three, monlht J400; pne month S3.50. 1 Ihoil in Wucon-irt eouniiei not luted $30 00 By moil I United Vain beyond Wn-com $44.00 tmr var. or $3 53 v. uit uuiuui. nan ix-auf rsiup nn even sirnnger cnuci8mi.i1,,j WITHOUT COUPON Jl.iojy provision, but left delegates The mums are situated on added that McGovern "can't be cams from the Zippies.

a thp Fiarn inm month. Jmgie copy prico is itp of many hundreds of wires, worse than Nixon. free to vote as they pleased. d.lnts,.r.i: Park stadium Sunday, only a OOOOTMOJIAY81 Xf? da.iy; so com Sund. 'hence ice is used instead of wa- "But poor people, bolh blacks with wiui me iuuiii unci iiauiuiai i tir snrinklinc nnH ho -uci iuS 01 yuumo were uiicr-.

-mingIed with the oldsters. Today's Chuckle JOHNSON BABY POWDER Eye-Gouging air Sought Susan Wolf, a pretty blonde in a long dress, was asked how she liked the senator's speech as she walked back to the park. "Actually, I didn't hear what he said," she answered with a thin smile. "I was too stoned." 4 or. 43c "I don't mind men who kiss and tell," the girl said.

"At my age I need all the advertising I can get." (Copyright 1972) ROCHESTER. N.Y. (AP) Samuel C. Schafer. 72.

was ITwo newspapers have joined th fitn a omioino with police in an effort to MntA cate the robbers responsible wbber two eye-gouging incidents lastScnafer grocery store early weekend. Sunday, robbed him of $21, CALIFORNIA Luggage-leather Goodt-Gifti Wi W. College-733 1183 A $2,500 reward is offered by i choked and then blinded him. for the Gannett 'newspapers in Open Man. FrI.

'til Alt Day Sat. CARROTS 2 PEACHES volved In the earlier robbery. Paro lay unconscious at St. Mary's Hospital and could not be questioned by police. A surgical attempt to save the sight in his left eye had to be postponed Tuesday His condition was described as poor.

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fr hlthling ine second eye-gouging oc-i Rochester the Democrat It Chronicle and the Rochester Times-Union for Information leading to the conviction of the men who attacked an elderly grocer and a young service station attendant In separate "We've got -c 10 detectives working' around the clock on this case," a detective bureau spokesman said Tuesday. "But so far our Information Is very slight" Meanwhile, the two victims remained hospitalized, one of them in a coma. curred before dawn Monday, anonymity was promised JACOBS MARKET The Home of Quality Meats and Homemade Sausages" 544 N. Lowe AppMon Writino Inifrumentu 12K Gold Chroma Pn or Pencil 50 0Q. 17.00 10.00 Gift wrapped free of cWge at PohWi.

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