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One of the older Soviet grandmasters, David Bron-stein, was in second place with a score of TVi-Wz. He had drawn every one of his first eight games, then won three and drawn one of his next four. Perhaps the biggest surprise of the tournament to date is the fine performance of some of the non-Russians In the field of 18. Milko Bobotsov of Bulgaria -was tied for third place with Igor Gipslis of the USSR, each with the identical tally -of two wins and 10 draws, for a total of 7-5. Lajos Portisch of Hungary figured In another tie at 6Vi-with former world champion Mikhail Tal and recent challenger for the title Boris Spassky.

Portisch had the satisfaction of defeating cur-jent world champion Tigran Petrosian, for the fourth time in the last three years. Another former world title-holder, Vassily Smyslov, had a plus score with 6V6-5V6. Petrosian, with three wins, as many losses and six draws, ad 6-6. He was tied at that mark by Gligoric and Keres. The tournament is one of numerous events celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Union.

It is one of the strongest in recent years, but would have gained by the Inclusion of several of the chess aces of the western Significant omissions on 'the list, apparently not invited, are brilliant young 'American champion, Bobby Fischer, and Bent Larsen of Denmark, also considered as ai world championship caliber. The only representative "of a non-Communist country -is Miguel Najdorf of Argentina. following games are from the tournament: KING'S FIANCHETTO GAME our lowest prices of the year Aristocrat antique satin never-fade Coloray draperies 5.99 48" wide, 54" long regularly 7.49 pr. 48" wid Treat every window to your favorite fashion colors and perk up the summer scene at bright savings! Choose these rayon and acetate Satinglo antique satin draperies in decorator preferred hues of white, champagne, gold, flax, avocado, antique gold, royal blue, wedgewood blue and pink. And, our Coloray draperies are guaranteed against fading for the life of the fabric! these colors not available in bedspreads Coloray is a trademark of Courtaulds No.

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Chess Federation and the California State Chess Federation. Non-members may enroll at registration time, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Friday. Six rounds will be contested, at a time limit of 45 moves in Hi hours. The first round will start at 8 p.m.

Friday. Three rounds on Saturday will start at 9 a.m., 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. The final two rounds are set for Sunday, 9 a.m. and 1 p.m.

The first prize will be a championship trophy and $100. Other prizes are $50 and $25. The tournament is sponsored by the Piatigorsky Foundation. Its president, Mrs. Gregor Piatigorsky, informs us that provision has been made for lodging for up to 12 juniors coming from out of Los Angeles.

Requests should be made to the Foundation, 400 S. Bundy Drive, L.A. 49. EXPERT CANDIDATES The finals for the Expert Candidates Tournament will be held as a five-round Swiss system next weekend at the El Segundo Chess Club, Recreation Park Clubhouse, 300 E. Pine in El Segundo.

Three rounds will be played on Saturday and the concluding two on Sunday. Eligible to participate are the leaders in a number of preliminary sections held in various chess clubs in the area. CHESS CLUB NOTES Karl Pilnlck won the cham-plonship of the Herman Steiner Chess Club, winning five games and drawing with Sven Almgren for a total of California junior champion Jim Tarjan was second with 5-1, losing only to Pilnick in what turned out to be the decisive game. David Llther was third with 4-2. Tied at 3V6-2VS were Bruce Antman, Jonathan Kolkey and Peter Rhee.

The Santa Monica Bay Chess Club, which meets Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at Joslyn Hall, Lincoln and Wilshire, is holding its annual meeting at 8 p.m. Monday. Highlights of the past year will be reviewed and plans completed for another very active season. Visitors are welcome, and refreshments will be served. BAKERSFIELD TOURNEY Ernest Shields of Bakers-field is sponsoring an open tournament in that city and has agreed to guarantee a minimum of $1200 in prizes.

The dates will be July 21 to 23 and the site the El Cid Motel. It will be a six-round Swiss system, with the first round starting at 9 p.m. Friday, July 21. Three rounds on Saturday and two on Sunday will complete the schedule. The first prize is $500, with $200 for second and $100 for third.

Other awards will be made for best results in various rating classes. The entrance fee is $12.50, with membership required In the U.S. Chess Federation, Gordon Barrett will be the director. Advance entries or inquiries should be sent to him at 12536 Daryl Granada Hills. P-KN3 B-N2 N-KB3 0-0 P-Q3 P-B4 N-B3 R-N P-0R3 PxP P-QN4 20- PxP 21- P-R4 M-P-RS 23- PxP 24- Q-N4 25- B-K4 2-B-N 27- Q-K4 28- B-N2 29- BxN 30- R-B 31- R-B7 32- R-KB3 33- RxB 34- OxR 35- Q-K4 3-Q-Q4ch 37-Q-K3ch RPxP R-R8 B-B3 PxP K-N2 OK N-K4 R-KR R-R BxB R-R8 B-B3 R-KR3 RxBch KxR 0-B2 K-N4 Resigns 1-P-KNJ 7 B-N2 3-N-KB3 4-0-0 -4-P-B4 7-N-B3 -R-N T9-P-QR3 J0-P-QN4 U-PxP lJ-PxP T3-P-04 44-R-N3 15-NxN W-P-Q5 17-PxB 19-P-BS DEFENSE PxP B-B4 N-K5 BxN BxN N-K4 N-B5 R-R SICILIAN Bllek Hungary Black P-OB4 P-03 PxP N-KB3 N-B3 B-Q2 P-QR3 R-B P-R3 NPxB P-KR4 P-K3 P-N4 RxN Spassky USSR White 15- B-B3 16- P-BS 17- PxP 18- P-K5I 19- Q-B4 20- Q-N3 21- Q-R4 27-BxQP! 23- RxBP 24- NxQP 25- RxBchl 2-R-Bch 27-N-B6dl Bllek Hungary Black R-B4 Q-R4 PxP RxP R-KB4 R-N4 P-Q4 PxB KR-N B-N5 KxR K-K Resign Spassky USSR White "1-P-K4 -2N-KB3 3- P-Q4 -4-NxP 5-N-QB3 4- B-KN5 7-Q-Q2 -e-o-o-o -9-P-B4 lO-BxN J1-B-K2 12-K-N T3-KR-B 14-NxN I I I I 3 a it IK! t'J' 3 1 i i i i -In' i i Kl CARO-KANN DEFENSE iCeres Pachman Keres Pachman USSR Czecho'v'kia USSR Czecho'v'kia White Black White Black P-QB3 P-Q4 PxP N-B3 NPxN B-N5 P-K3 N-Q2 B-N2 B-R4 00 B-N3 P-KB4 -4-NxP J-NxNeh -4-P-KN3 7-B-N2 "8-P-N3 9-B-N2 40-P-KR3 11-Q-K2 -12-P-KN4 J3-P-KR4 14-BxB 14-PxB 17- RxPch 18- Q-Q3ch 19- RxN 20- P-B3 21- K-B 22- KxP 23- R-R S4-R(U-R7 25- RxR 26- K-B 27- Q-QSch 28- R-R3 29- Q-K8ch PxN KxP P-B4 Q-B3 Met) PxBch K-B3 R-R RxR R-Nch R-N2 K-N3 Q-Q4 R-B2 KxB PxP 1P-R5 Resigns 30-Q-KR8 In Leningrad, in another save! Malibu no-iron fringed tier curtains 3QQ 64" wide, 24" long regularly 3.99 pr.

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Others with good scores were E. Gufeld of the USSR, 7-4; V. Osnos and Alexei 'Sustin, both of the USSR, 7-5, and V. Gort of Czechoslovakia and Ionid Shamkowitz of the USSR, 6W-4V6. is a game from the Leningrad event: 5.CAL.

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