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A win would give him sole possession of first prize. 'A draw might mean a tie for first with Keres, while a loss could drop Petrosian to a tie for second. The opening was carefully played, with both players looking for winning chances. Reshevsky started a move on the king side and allowed Petrosian to capture a pawn on the other wing. This looked risky for a time, but Reshevsky had considerable 2 fl it i C3 1 Li 4 L3 i rrm Wardrobe Trimflex girdles with spandex blend For these whisper-weight girdles, Trimflex enlisted the support of Lycra spandex, combined with nylon and acetate in slenderizing power-net body.

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Schwarii P. h. Thieoen. One ooint rir Keres scored the vital point in 35 moves. The other games of the round were drawn, without affecting the relative standings of the players.

Miguel Najdorf of Argentina and Pal Benko of New York took 31 moves to divide the point. Benko had the advantage most of the way, and was a A. Healy. S. Leland.

for third with 22 points. Walt Cunningham of Arcadia Hat boxes was a member of the team. in nested sets William Lombardy of New pawn ahead at one stage. Najdorf found counterplay and forced the draw by a repetition I of The game between Fridrik Olafsson of Iceland and Oscar 1 ork was the captain. Other members were Raymond Wein-stein and Bernard Zuckerman of New York and Mitchell Sweig of Chicago.

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Atter several last moves Gligoric White 1-P-Q4 J-P0B4 3- N-QB3 4- P-K3 5- B-03 -N-B3 7-0-0 -BxBf -Q03 10- P-QR4 11- B-N3 12- B-B2 13- N-R2 rOlafsson offered a draw and When thev Panno accepted. Clear plastic Save 25 on scissors and shears Select from this superior line of Capri scissors and shears, imported exclusively by Wiss. Made to exacting specifications in nickel-plated, hot drop-forged steel. A. 8" bent trimmer reg.

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The prizes were awarded at a banquet attended by over 200 chess enthusiasts Tuesday evening at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Jerry Spann of Oklahoma City, vice president of the International Chess Federation, Mrs. Piatigorsky, president of the Piatigorsky Foundation which sponsored the tournament, made the awards. Petrosian and Keres shared $5,250, the sum of the 1- P-04 2- P-QB4 3- N-OB3 4- P-K4 5- B-K2 -P-B4 7-N-B3 1-NxP 9-B-K3 10- NxN 11- PxP venient see-through plastic with dustproof lids. Size: 12- 0-0 13- 0-K 14- Q-R4 15- B-B5 16- OR-Q Keres Cliooric Keres 8lack White Black N-KB3 1-N-Q4 N-N5 P-K3 20-P-R3 R7ch N5 21-K-B1 0N-K4 0-0 22-PxN 04 P-04 23-OxB RxO P-B4 24-BxP OR-01 PxBP 25-P-B3 H14I-03 ON-02 26-P-R5 PxP P-OR3 27-RxP R-KI Q-B2 28-N-85 R(3)-01 R-01 2-B-N1 N-B5 P-ON3 30-R-R1 P-N3 P-OR4 31-P-ON3 N-07ch RPxN 32-K-B2 PxN P-K4 33-BxP Q-R5ch B-N2 34-K-K2 RxPch P-K5 35-KxR QxRch BxP I Resigns S'S INDIAN DEFENSE Gligoric Benko Glioerlc i r.

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