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"I am amazed he is not in his hotel analyzing," said Cimilri 70,000. I Fischer's victory was no surprise Io Ihe eau contingent, "It was Just what we ex liecteil," said Frank Skoff. vice president ol tlic- U.S. Chess Federation. "The general opinion of the American camp is that Fischer will win--even i the forfeit." Spassky was awarded the second game by on July Fischer refused to play because three movie cam- crjis were stationed in the hall to film the match.

The cameras were removed before the third jame, and Fischer has refused to play if they are brought back. Spassky defeated Fischer in 1 the first game, then lost to him in the third, and Ihe fourth was a draw. So in terms of actual play Fischer now has won twoi Hjelica, Yugoslav chess mentator and Spassky's com- "It now looks bad for him. In twice and drawn Spassky resigned after his 27th move and 3V4 hours of play. After Itis win, Fischer made one of his rare sorties from hi.s hotel room.

The American awed at Reykjavik's smart restaurant, Norse. His official representative, Krcd Cramer, said lie was in good spirits. "Hobby ahva.vs expects to win," he added. Grandmasters ond buffs frying to explain Spassfcy's mistake. Some suggested he was worried by the a of lime be was taking over bis game.

After 20 moves, (lie world champion lapped Fischer on his clock, having lakcn one hour longer in play. On resigning he had 20 minutes left. 1'Jie Jtev. William Lomliardy, Fischer's second, observed: "It appears Spassky was not so well prepared as before." a however, said Spussky had made "a sophisticated mislafec." Bobby, he games Io the Russian's one sixth game in the series is scheduled Sunday afternoon. With ji win the last Ihrce games he has lost counting one point and a a half a Fischer needs poiiils to lake Ihc i and with it $153,125 of the S215.000 prize money, u-hilc the Russian as 130 mini Ihc- defending champion needs minutes, only 12 points to keep his crown and collect the winner's share of the money.

Playing the white pieces Thursday afternoon. Spassky led with his favorite queen's pawn opening. Fischer went i a Kimzo-lndian defense 'moving his knight Io king's i bishop thrn. The firsl five moves repeated! the first game, which Spassky Ihi-n Fischer took a ncw tack, exchanged his bishop for! a knight and steadily increased; tiic pressure. Spnssky doomed himself on his 27th move, moving hisSI queen io square 1)2 to protect'! hi.s rooks pawn.

Fischer seized'! on the opportunity. The champion appeared tired i I and strained us he stopped clock to signify defeat, stood upif and shook hands with tlio world chess championship Thursday match between Boris Spassky Amcri- and Hobby Fischer; iiassky-whlle Fischer-Mack 1. l'Q4. Kt KIH 2. QM, P-K3 ,1 KI-QIJ3, n-Kto KI-B3.

P-m 5. P-K3. KI-B3 6. I1-Q3, BxKlch 7. lxB, PQ3 8.

I'-K4. P-K4 9. P-Q5, KI-K2 10. Kt-IM, P-KH3 11. P-IH, 12.

KlxKt. 13. PxP, PxP 14. I) K3, P-K13 15. 0-0, 0 0 16.

P-QR-I, P-QR 17. fl-Ktl, B-Q2 18. H-K12, li-Kll 10. QR-KB2, Q-K2 20. B2, P-KU 21.

Q2, Q-K1 22. B-K1, Q-K13 23. Q-Q3, Kl-IM 2-f. Rxlich, RxU 25, HxRcb, Kxn 211. B-Q1, KI-B5 27.

(J B2, BxRP Spassky resigns Elapsed time: Spassky white. 130 minutes; Fischer black. 77 Nader Blasts Engineers Over New Corvair Report By DAVID VMIMCE Assoclaed Prett Wrifer A I (AP)Ralph Nader promises "to wake up engineers all over (his country" with a scathing attack on a government report declaring (he Corvair to tie no more dangerous than comparable autos. "You can't believe the count erattack dial's going to come on Hits," said Nader alter reviewing tlie report released Thursday. lie Is ospected to launch Ills attack next week before the Commerce Committee.

more unstable or mare likely to (9, followup. the recommenda- roll over than contemporary lion by ordering General Mo- automobiles." But it. added that tors to so notify owners?" owners ol auto safely agency, was report- Corvairs be advised that these vehicles may oxhlhil unusual for, comment. General Motors handling characteristics underpaid the report irms' our conditions of hard cornering," nn im Nader asked. "Are they going Tcxus Draft Call Number Set tit 350 AUSTIN' UPI)-Texans drafted for mililary service in September will have lottery numbers ol no higher than 75, according to Selective Service au The Department porlalion's report same for August draftees.

The Texas draft call, notmml Wednesday, was set at Wills this year. 350 men who were born in 1952 panel of outside experts or who lose their draft deter- of Trans- concluded "the handling and stability performance of the 1968-1863 Corvair docs not result In an abnormal potential for loss of control or rollover and it is at least as good as the performance of some contemporary vehicles bolh foreign and domestic." Nader called the report a contradictory whitewash and day and i him $500. wmiewasn anu The figure was (lie faulted Hie report for failing to carry what Nader called a significant passage in a list of recommendations submitted by a The four-man panel pcrts said Ihe Corvair of cx- "is not panel recommends that ed out of town and unavailable on (be handling stability characteristics Man Probated In Chicken Case LOS ANGELES (AP) Harry Fcuer, a chicken packer, has been found in contempt ol court for violating a 1970 order to slop calling stale Inspectors "Hitler's Gestapo" and to not process chickens unless Inspectors are present. Superior Court Judge Robert A. Wcnke placed Fcuer on three years' probation Thurs- sanitary coditions.

The audience of a with about 600; I excitement. "Bravof sdmr- shouted. white pieces, had the edge inilil i a way through the game when Fischer a bring I the board firmly under his con- added, "had Ibe game "wider conlrol right from the 'ZLi lilTiM lay )1 liav! i Fisher enlivened the hours i Thursday before the match, i Sl will) a liM of 13 demands on Spassky, moving first with the Icelandic Chess Federation, including closing of the swimming pool at his hold to everyone but him. a privale tennis court, a new car, more American magazines. There was Ihe usual Hurry of Will he play?" or "Will" he stay away?" He played.

president of the Icelandic Chess Federation, Gudmundur Tliorarinsson, said he had neither complied with the dp- mands nor had he rejected lliem. "It is not wise to say 'no' to Fischer right away." ho said. "Take some time, sec what rol. The Icelandic Chess Fcder- ition confirmed reports that Chester Fox ol Nciv York, buyer of exclusive filming rights to the championship match, would not he shooting the rest of the games. This was now under control of Chet Forte of the American liroadcasting Co.

under an agreement worked out in New York by lawyers for Fox and Fischer. 'Bobby has confidence Forlc," Cramer said. "He is a lrofc.ssioiial." President Gudmundnr Thora- ransson of the Icelandic Fedcr- have to reimburse Fox, who is reported to have invested A I Iceland A i Moves in Ihe fiflh game a i said ho believed would not money under iV new agreement. He said bo did no! expect Ihe federation to Spassky Evaluated A Cut Below Bobby By RICHAKD GIlKll Associated Press Writer CHICAGO (AP) The black ond while pieces clicked together on a checkerboard battleground, forming changing patterns of attack and defense. The struggle shifted back and forth 'ircxxtcd, analyzed and plotted the next move.

game boded ill for Spnssky, Browne said. He explained that the Russian played a prepared variation in the fourth game and managed draw. That was the only ono which Fischer had plavcd! while. I "But the Russians can only! as the chess maslcrs have so a prepared variations before Ihey run out things to do," he con' The scenario: The skillies linucd, "And Ih'en Fi'scher will' room between rounds during He added Dial he felt the demands Fischer has been mak- of tournament directors in IcnQ itioil polio ofid --woiSoWr V) off fi gownt. iclv gtovss Vj cff HID first day of play Thursday the Third National Chess jCongress tournament.

i But llionghts seemed Io "are'sincere, 7ather'tha'ri j(o Reykjavik, where Borisja ploy to shake Snassliv iSnassky and Bobhy Fischer "He wants everything as he (were battling for (he worldlsvanls it," Browne said. Browne's assessment of the, Kvcry few minutes after the championship was echoed by game ended, someone else other top players discussing the i in, first wiiirmatches. William Mjirlz of Mil- news of bpassky's resi 8 nalion," wankce, ranked second iii Ihc said tournament director Bill.ioiirnamcnt behind of New York. "One anf! Kd Formanck of Ottawa, told the next and a fourth, concurred jevoryonp in Ihc room knew." a i Fischer as the best I The onlconic of the fifth chess player in history I imatcli of (he world champion-) They also agreed he was Iceland didn't seem to cere. Isiiprisc the top players htre.j Formnnck, who drew Snasskv ifischer, the American i a i Ihc Canadian Open at Van-' evened the 2-1-game rouvcr, li.C., also called iscnes at 2A points each, turn-Spassky the second greatest back Snassky, (he Russian player in liiston- champion.

"Spassky was a really great i Inlernalionat firandmasfcr player when he was younger." iVialler Browne, who has said. "A lot of; iplaycil both of the contestants, people won't agree, but 1 think' called tischcr a heavy favorite ho was even more creative' to lake the crown from llit.ihnn Fischer. Hut he hasn'ti Russians. loo i i i a a a class Io a. Formanek said Spassky has: class heller (han playing casnallv tor ihel said Browne a 23-year-old Aiis- 15 two years w.iiliiis for his! IralMti.

At their level, the a a i Kiicher and isi fercnce is decisive." istili playing the same way. Ilrou'iic? Ihf will take over. Spassky will; 0 a choicc press loo hard and Fischer wiir ra one risky and acres'' wm easily. i the olhcr passive ami ib-, i Hie of tncir play.jiiovc most plavcrs would Irave- He lc5Cnl)eil Sptissky ns ,1 solirl ni.uk' a while he called Fischer idynamic and opportunistic Spassky WSD 1D 15 reseller's victories willi i lloin world chain- black considered to have a'pioi), I guess he w.is afraid of disadvantage at the Douglas director of the and of Ihc.sc Nader also crlllclzcd Ihc report for relying on robots, rather Ihan human drivers, road tests, for using contemporary tires rather than early-CDs vintage and for using only one Corvair from the disputed 1960-63 group. GM produced just over'a million of Ihe Corvairs.

Ari csli- mated third of them are still on the road. The government study of accident statistics concluded "the Corvair was Involved in a lower percentage of rolloi'er accidents than other light domestic cars." The report challenged data submitted by Nader to support his claims. Some of it was con- The 1970 court order also pro vvl hibiled Feuer from squirting tradlctory, some involved water hoses at Department of experimental car intentionally Agriculture Inspectors at the turned over In a GM test and f.os Angeles packing plant and some--based on Ford Motor Co. from processing chickens in un- films--was biased, the report said. WONDERFUL WORLD OF FABRICS QUALITY, VARIETY LOW PRICES SATURDAY OPEN SATURDAY 9 a.ia Till 6 mm.

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