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St. Petersburg Tlmts, Thursday, June) 29, 1t72 SC VI i Finale Barretf Glacial Spassky Melts A Bit xft. Wilkerson leads the 17-18 age group; Randy Seay leads the 15-16 group with 146; Ronnie heads the 13-14-year-olds, and Jim Gerber leads the 11-12 group. Gary Deja, last year's age-group winner, leads a five-man group In the 10-and-under and Susan Hanna (83) leads the girls' division. The last two groups play only nine-hole rounds.

under-par 66 at Airco Tuesday onto his first-round 72 at Pasadena Monday to take a 138 total into the final 18, three shots in front of former St. Petersburg High star Brad Baldwin. Baldwin, another lanky six-footer, fired rounds of 69 and 72 to stand alone in second at 141. J. C.

Goosie son of former Seminole Lake pro, is tied at 144 with Ronnie Seay in third. '1 By PHIL I LICK Of TIM Tlmn SliH Witt Wilkerson carries .1 three-stroke lead into the final round of the 54-hole U.C. Barrett Junior golf tournament which will be played today over Wilkerson's home course at Lakewood Country Club. Wilkerson, a slender, 6-foot-2 former Lakewood High golfer, tacked a six- THUMDAY1 PAIRINGS Pint TM t.m, wilktrtM, Oooilt, QirrtHi Weill. 1M ItldwlB, luy, Stay, Den-nerd, till rthint, Jonti, Olbion, Yir-rlnetoe.

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10 Chan-dlar, Winter DaRusiy. GO GO! to. REYKJAVIK, Iceland (J! -Russian Boris Spassky, who has a reputation for glacial calm, had an outburst of nerves Wednesday, less than a week before he stakes his world chess title against American Bobby Fischer. Spassky stormed off a nis court and went to his hotel to sulk after three photographers began taking pictures of him with Jivo Nei, a compatriot helping him train for the match. "You are ruining our program," Spassky said.

"This is. a dally routine which I must get on with." The photographers were not Interfering with his game. They stood outside a fence which circles the asphalt court in a schoolyard. The Russian refused requests from the photographers for two minutes of his time, although they promised would leave afterwards. After 15 minutes in the hotel, Spassky returned to the court with Nel, a tall bald-headed man with broad shoulders and a cannonball serve.

To the delight of a bunch of Icelandic kids who shagged balls for the players, Nel commenced to thrash Spassky In two straight sets, despite the fact he sometimes appeared purposely to be duffing his shots. Spassky showed a pretty good forehand, a fair backhand and a weak serve. At times he seemed to lose Interest in the game. Because of the great physical strain of the 24-game chess championship beginning next Sunday, both Spassky and Fischer have been working out regularly for months. Fischer, 29, expected to arrive today, is a good tennis player and swimmer.

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