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THE HOME NEWS NEW BRUNSWICK, FRIDAY, JULY 1. 3T 11, i Mov phi I IN', 1 HMO Home News Wirt Srvlei REYKJAVIK, Iceland Bobby Fischer loot the draw Thursday night, giving Boris Spassky the first move, and the world championship chess match will finally start next Tuesday. Unless the American challenger or the Soviet champion pleads illness and gets another postponement. The opening ceremony was as unorthodox as the preliminaries were unprecedented. It fending world champion Boris Spassky of Russia and American challenger Bobby Fischer.

Spassky won. He also won the apparent last battle in the struggle for cash, position, and prestige which has waxed hot here ever since the preliminaries began a week ago. The champion refused to play the first of 24 scheduled games next Sunday, and said he would begin only on Tuesday. Fischer, who had wanted to play Sunday, did not object. Still not cleared up was the game.

The Soviets demanded this, but agreed to put it aside and get on with the match. The hope was that, now the competition has begun, the bickering of the past week will end. The ceremony Thursday night should mean that the first challenge to Soviet Domination of championship chess in 35 years will begin next week. But it was a close call, marred by Fischer's fear of the press and his demand that chess professionals be paid as well as other professional sportsmen. The original threats posed by Fischer were further complicated by the desperate efforts of the World Chess Federation and its Icelandic chapter to make sure the match didn't collapse, They bent over backwards to satisfy Fischer, and bad to do the same for Spassky when he began making his own demands.

The experience tended to degrade everyone involved, and this too was further complicated by the inevitable cold war overtones of an American challenger playing a Soviet champion. But if the teething trou bles are in fact over, the world is unquestionably in for some fantastic chess. The drawing ceremony lasted 12 minutes. The two players appeared in the hall 40 minutes late, Fischer in a rumpled green suit and Spassky in his salt-and-pepper sports jacket and slacks. The two of them were followed by their dark-suited teams of advisers, seconds and the like.

The drawing ceremony started with both men receiving a white envelope. Inside one was a paper signifying that the owner had to pick un a black and a white pawn, mix them up, and hold them out to the other. Spassky won, he broke into a smile for the first time during the ceremony, walked a fcw paces back and returned, holding out both fists. Fischer did not hesitate. He picked Spassky'g right hand the black pawn.

Spassky plays first on Tuesday. "The first step has been taken." said Chief Arbiter Lother Schmid. Curiously, he did not declare the match open: the shocks of the past week have made him cautious. consisted of a draw for the' right to play white, or first, in heated issue of whether Fisch-the, opening game between de- er should be penalized the first BOBBY FISCHER BORIS SPASSKY Spassky Ma 1 3i'-m fx, i 1 4 Abernathy Pitches Tent for the Poor ril ft. If mi.

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The judge allowed Small to remain free under an existing $200 bond until Monday, at which time he would either begin serving the sentence or post a $1,500 appeal bond. and anti Jewish. They demanded it be turned into a poor people's club, providing day care centers, free breakfasts and full social activities for poor people, blacks and Jews. A Miami Beach judge ended the pumpkin pie matter Thursday by sentencing Zippie "radical prankster" Patrick Small to 90 days in the Dade County Stockade for menacing a councilman. Municipal Judge Nelan Sweet said he determined that violence did occur at the City Council meeting June 23 when the bearded Small approached Councilman Harold Rosen with a pumpkin pie in hand.

Whether the 22-year-old New York City youth intended to present the pie as a humorous gesture or throw it in anger ple's party offered the city of Miami Beach 100 "stormtroop-ers" to help maintain convention order and requested a campsite for up to 5,000 "white power" demonstrators. Earlier, the SCLC head met with Yippie Jerry Rubin and leaders of other protest groups. They agreed to set up a "sort of people's government" at the camp area. "We have decided that no hard drugs will be brought into the park and there will be no violence," Rubin reported. "Everybody will be working to- gether because we are working for the same causes, such as an end to the Vietnam war." During the morning, about 50 persons picketed for about 45 minutes at La Gorce Country Club, claiming it was antiblack FOR FAST INSTALLATION mmmmm I Sears MIAMI BEACH, Fla.

(AP) -The Rev. Ralph David Abernathy pitched a one-man pup tent in Resurrection City II Thursday and vowed to carry to the Democratic National Convention his demand that the party act to improve the lot of poor people. Abernathy, head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, said he would sleep in the tiny tent, the first of many the SCLC is erecting to handle an estimated 500 followers scheduled to arrive Sunday, the day before the convention opens. Abernathy sprawled on the grass in front of his tent and told newsmen: "We are going to live here and demand that the Democratic parly put an end to racism and disease that inflict poor people." Police estimated the number of protesters in Miami Beach at fewer than 600, about 80 of them camped out in Flamingo Park, where Abernathy pitched his tent and named the site after a shanty town built during a massive protest in Washington, D.C., in May 1970. Other activity by nondele-gates before the convention remained peaceful and low-key.

There were these developments: Warming up for next week, a group of young people picketed an exclusive country club, chanting, "Racist golf course gotta go." The SCLC and two other black groups reiterated their threat to crash the nominating convention if they are not provided 750 delegate seats for poor people. The commander of the National Socialist White Peo i AP Photo THIS WEEKS WINNING LOTTERY NUMBER of tent city. The camping opened by the city council for convention demonstrators. CAMP OPENS The tC6ne was a one yesterday at Flamingo Park, Beach, as Yippies and Zippies 4 4" A stand up with us by refusing to fly on airlines that continue to put economic gain before the security of their passengers," he said. "Many carriers are demonstrating a sincere effort to tighten up their security," Bonner said.

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