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hidden second move, have to found. Some of the mates ar particularly fine. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 4054: B-QJ tt ii St 4 'ML with the good score of 18-5, was Korchnoi, one of the seeded players for the coming series of challenge matches. In second place, with 14V-6W, was Tukmakov, 24-year-old who moved strongly to the forefront last year. He also finished second to Fischer in the very strong tournament in Buenos Aires.

Other leaders in Riga were Stein, 14-7. Balashov, YLVz-Wt, and Gipslis, Karpov and Savon, who tied with, 12-9. Following are games from the tournament: 4 i ll i 1 I i Now that the Interzonal Tournament of 1970 is history, the next step for those qualified is a series of matches to determine the challenger for the world chess championship now held by Boris Spassky of the USSR. American ace Bobby Fisch er will be favored, based on his overwhelming victory in the Interzonal. He finished 3Vi points ahead of those tied for second, Eufim Geller of the USSR, Robert Huebner of West Germany and Bent Lar sen of Denmark.

Also in the top six are Mark Taimanov of the USSR and Wolfgang Uhlmann of East Germany. They will be joined by two seeded players, both of the USSR, former world champion Tigran Petrosian, and the last to be eliminated in the previous cycle, Victor Korchnoi. Dr. Max Euwe, recently ap pointed president of the International Chess Federation, supervised the drawing of numbers to determine the pairings for the matches. Fischer is scheduled to play a 10-game match in March with Taimonov.

Larsen will meet Uhlmann in the same half of the draw. The two winners will then play each other in July, also in the best of 10 games. Matches are also scheduled in March, with the opponents Petrosian vs. Huebner and Korchnoi vs. Geller.

The two winners will also play it off in July. The two survivors of the series to that time will play a final match of 12 games in September. The winner will have earned the right to a match for the title with Spassky. This will be in the spring of 1972, with 24 games to be contested. The sites for the matches have yet to be determined.

Every effort is being made by the U.S. Chess Federation to have at least the Fischer-Taimanov match played in this country. Funds could probably be raised to have all four of the first matches played here, if the players and their federations would agree. Offers to stage all four matches have already been made by Spain and Yugoslavia. CLUB TOURNAMENTS The Ventura County Chess Club will start an open rating tournament at 7:15 p.m.

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Earlier, Schwartz had beaten Roy Er-vin In 102 moves, the longest game of the tournament. USSR CHAMPIONSHIP The 38th annual USSR Championship Tournament, completed late In December LOMPOC SCHOOL EVENT Following the lead of Los Angeles, Lompoc organized an all-school chess tour nament during the Christmas recess. Sponsored by Lompoc Record publications, ther were 149 entries from kinder, garten through grade 12. Rick Cowdry, 17, a senior at Cabrillo High School, scored 6-0 to win the high school trophy. Cowdry had previously won the Lompoc Valley junior championship.

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