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i i "vv w. ill i Wmi vM- JiJ world champion Mikhail Bot- vinnik turned on his' challenger, Mikhail Tal, and won the eighth and ninth games of the. title match being contested In i I i i 3 'l A Moscow, according to a New York Times report. i The score is 5 to 4 In favor of Tal, who won the first! sixth' and seventh games of the match. The series consists of 21 games, of which Tal must win a majority to wrest the title.

Botvinnik will retain the cham pionship in the event of a tie' match. i The seventh game was Identical with the fifth until Bot vinnik varied on his ninth turn. An exchange of pieces left Tal with control of the cen 11. I II Vt ter squares and a better devel opment. Botvinnik got his rooks into play by advancing his pawns on the edge of the board.

All III Ll uA' 1 I wwi' fsSv sr wns going well until he mis calculated, allowing Tal to gain' a material advantage by a ncat nigh obvious com ilnatlon. 1 was ample for the chal- 1 to score the win, his nd in succession. Tn th'e eighth garro. in which conducfd the white! fc- he succeeded In tylnr i Tors pieces cn tve quoen '9. Tal gave up a pawn but 8 no relief.

i'rs i vrf c'- i'-c Whllt mates In three. V-f jA i i "a J't-VJ both short of Vjv 'f ill 4 WiV tine, Botvinnik sacrificed a No. 3161 has a problemist's dream kevmove and a varied set of mutes. took for a minor piece to set tip winning chances for the The pawns are the main actors in 31ii2, both on attack and delense. I DIAL THE PREFIX IN YOUR AREA TO CALL WITHOUT A TOLL CHARGE: ATlantie 9-3711.

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A strongly posted knht, supported by two pawns, brought about a decision in favor of Botvin ni't in 41 moves. The following games are from the match: SIXTH MATCH GAME 4 I Cjunn. i itrm and Slyle i Siitf I Color 2nd Color i Price 1 I I I SOLYEItS' LIST Five point V. S. Aaron, T.

Aka, M. Cluttori.in, Cresswell, lor-ello, Mrs. W. A. Certh, V.

H. Griffith. J. Kaufman, X. J.

Lomax. Mrs. .1. V. Moore, E.

V. Rothmarv. C. E. Stern.

Three points J. F. Brown. Two -s fur- sJ rfl wi'iBi i.M Nam (please print). Adarees City point J.

C. Banfe, Bw-lund. W. J. Heyneker, G.

V. Mlsh- I have a Broadway eharce account ler, Dr. T. R. Newltt, E.

E. Penter, E. J. Pollard, L. Rankel, D.

A Starr. Mai. H. Triwush. L.

A. Victor. occup'ed the open JB file to fIn a decided advantage in upace. A and deeply calculated f- iicrlfice opened new lines tor attack. i -botvinnik played to exchange but this.

resulted In one of FJl't. piwm reaching the seventh rank: A few forceful moves later tf bishops and rooks had full Vape and be was enabled to regain 1t 'niece. I enclose One point F. Arevedo, M. A.

F. J. P. Foley. G.

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Newman, Rosen, b. Schwarz, W. I Tooley, F. ogeU -rook ending was reached In h'ch Tal had an extra pawn. The fata was adjourned after 48 moves, ut overnight study convinced Bot- th.

oft. ground several, weak moves, notably on his 21st turn when B-N2 was much superior 1au. nnrl Via Muinn. i I n. I to K-N2.

In the lmal position tag. play. GOLDEN BOOKS FOR YOUNG READERS ppassky was awut to win piece when Fischer resigned. In other games Flsche KING'E INDIAN DEFENSE Botvinnik Til I Botvinnik hlte PxQiscored points against Bernardo Black A'hite N-KB3 P-KN3 J4-R-N1 2T-8 Si Wexler of Argentina and OJisio of Brazil. His 2-i score 01 M-MxP RB ptacea mm in lourin ixismon Bronsteln and Olafsson were tied for second and third with 2Wi each.

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