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MUSIC.HOBBIES 9 May 28, 1972 Prof wins chess title By AL H1GHDUCHECK mm 5 mm Am fm mm "mm Black to move and mate. Solution at end of column. The 3rd annual Syracuse Tornado Open was won by Dr. Rawle Farley, a professor from Brockport Siate College, on tiebieak points over Bob Nasiff of Syracuse. Both finished with scores by drawing with each other in the final jound.

A total of 54 players competed in four sections. Winning their respective sections were: Reserve, Mike Lukacs of Utica (3-1), on tie-break points over three other players; Novice (Rated), Don Chandler Sr. of Ithaca, and Novice (Unrated), Matt O'Hara, a freshman at CBA, with the only 4-0 score of the tournament. Jim Gallagher, a Liverpool sophomore, was the Class winner in the Open section and finished third overall. Don Chandler finished second to his dad and won the Class trophy in the Novice (Rated) section.

The leading finishers: OPEN SECTION W-L-D 1. Rawle Farley 34-1 2. Bob Nasiff 34-1 3. Jim Gallagher 3-1-0 4. Richard Spaulding 2-1-0 5.

Al Highducheck 2-1-1 RESERVE SECTION 1. Mike Lukacs 3-1-0 2. Norman Hill 3-1-0 3. Dave Blaisdeil 3-1-0 4. Richard Barry 3-1-0 NOVICE (RATED) 1.

Don Chandler Sr. 3-0-1 2. Don Chandler Jr. 24-2 3. Don Hervieux 2-0-2 4.

Leslie Gale 3-1-0 5. Dick Shave 3-1-0 6. Jon Hewitt 2-1-1 NOVICE (UNRATED) 1. Matt O'Hara 4-04 2. Fred Allen 34-1 3.

Don Chambers 24-2 4. Robert Engle 1-0-3 5. Walt Morgan 2-1-1 6. Chris Bradshaw 2-1-1 tth LANGMAN OPEN Bob Simpson of Canton and Paul Heinrich of Plattsburg Air Force Base shared first place in the 9th Langman Open at Potsdam. It was the fifth time Simpson, a St.

Lawrence University mathematics professor, has won or shared in the title. Each scored Third and fourth were Charles Thayer of Clarkstm and Richard' Spaulding of Wa-tertown at 4. Class prizes were won by Mike Budnik of Hempstead, top with Phil Harsanum of St. Lawrence top with Van ce Zenon of Clarkson, top with 3, and Rick Morgan of Potsdam State, Chris Fer-rante of Clarkson and George DtCecci of Montreal, top un-rateds with three. The event was directed by Dr.

Lawrence Crone of Clark-son's math department and the $100 first prize was donated by the sponsor Clarkson Chess Club. The following game was between two old rivals who have met several times and decided the title. In fact, Simpson remarked it was the third time they had played this particular opening up through 6. P-Q3 tth LANMAN OPEN (Rounds) KING'S GAMBIT DECLINED R. Lahrman R.

Simpson (Rochester) (Canton) im 2111 1. P-K4 P-K4 2. N-QB3 N-KB3 3. B-B4 B-B4 4. P-B4 P-Q3 5.

N-B3 N-B3 6. P-Q3 P-QR3 7. P-B5 N-Q5 8. NxN BxN 9. Q-B3 P-QB3 10.

N-K2 P-Q4 11. PxP PxP 12. B-N3 P-KS 13. PxP PxP 14. Q-B4 B-B4 15.

Q-K5 Q-K2 16. B-KB4 QxQ 17. BxQ BxQ 18. P-KR3 B-K2 19. P-N4 20.

N-B4 P-KR3 21. 044 B-B3 22. N-Q5 NxN 23. BxN B-N4 24. K-Nl 04 25.

BxB PxB 26. P-KR4 B-Ql 27. P-N5 PxP 28. PxP BxP WORLD MATCH After some tense moments resulting from Yugoslavia's cancelling its agreement to hold the first half of the Fischer-Spassky Challenger's Match for the World Tide everything Is peaceful again. Dr.

Max Euwe, F.I.D.E. president, announced that the entire 24-game match will take place In Reykjavik, Iceland, starting July 2 and both parties are in full agreement. U.S. CHAMPIONSHIP The 21st U.S. Championship was also a Zonal tournament, the first of four elimination 93 grid games NBC'S 1972 football schedule consists of a record 93 games, including the climactic Super Bowl after the regular season of American Football Conference telecasts.

'GODFATHER' EARNINGS HOLLYWOOD (UPI) In its first 26 days of release In 372 theaters in the United States and Canada, "The Godfather," according to Paramount has tallied $26,000,815 at the boxoffice. events in a three-year cycle to determine the next challenger for the World Title in 1975, and qualified the top two for next year's Interzonal tournament. The top 14 in the U.S. were invited and at the end three players Sam Reshevsky, Robert Byrne and Lubomir Kavajek tied for first becoming co-champions with 9-4 scores. They will play a match later this year for the two Zonal spots.

Bobby Fischer's absence due to preparations for the Spassky match made the tournament a wide open affair. Yale freshman Ken Rogoff, 18, of Rochester was invited but could not compete because of schooL ANSWER TO PROBLEM: 1 QxBch; 2. KxQ, B- Saratoga arts conductors set ctJBfjBctur? share the podium with Eugene Ormandy this coming summer during The Philadelphia Orchestra's annual August residency at the Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Springs. Of the seven, six are familiar favorites to Saratoga audiences. They are Franz Alters, Fruhbeck de Burgos, Andre Kostelanetz, James Levine, Seiji Ozawa and Julius Rudel- A newcomer to the center's podium is the handsome young Italian Aldo Ceccato, who will make his local debut on Aug.

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