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H. Amlrov and J. Hartona BLACK i. fit lm Yfft XV 1:1 1 1 i i FISCHER, SPASSKY DISAGREE ON MATCH Bobby Fischer of the U.S. and world chess champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union are to play a 24-game match for the title starting gome time in June.

This was assured when Fischer defeated former champion Tigran Petrosian, another Soviet grandmaster, in the final of a series of elimination matches. What is still undetermined Is the site of the coming encounter. Each player was asked by Dr. Max Euwe of Holland, president of the International Chess Federation, mm f.r sry MiAi. -4 fM jttj mm mm fcJ am a 14 II WHITE I White males In three.

The white queen pawn requires protection, but only at the proper times. The key move gives Wiite the flexibility. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 4110: P-BS-N jn 1 Cuba finished in second place with points, despite a 4-0 loss to Argentina and a 2WVA loss to Brazil. The Cubans won their other five matches. Brazil and Chile tied for third witji 16 points.

The oth-er final standings were Paraguay, WW, Uruguay, 9Vi; Ecuador, 8Vi and Bolivia, 76. It was decided that the Pan-American Chess Association would meet annually in different countries. An individual championship would al-tpmatP with a team event. to submit a list of choices based on bids for the match that were made by 12 different countries. Fischer's preferences in priority order were Belgrade, Yugoslavia; Sarajevo, Yugoslavia: Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Montreal, Canada.

Spassky named Iceland, Hoi-land. W. Germany and France. Dr. Euwe has the authority to make a final decision, but would much prefer to have the principals negotiate an agreement Getting nowhere after several long distance calls, he asked Fischer and Fpasskv to meet with him in Amsterdam.

Both agreed to do so. Fischer flew to Amsterdam last weekend with I.t. Col. Edmund B. Edmondson, executive director of the U.S.

Chess Federation. Spassky did not show. Discussions evidently continued, howev-er. The latest word at this writing is that Fischer flew to Reykjavik, Iceland, for a personal inspection of the playing area proposed. VEMURA OPEX The annual Ventura Open Tournament will be held over the weekend of Feb.

19 to 21 at the Civic Recreation Center, 1261 E. Main Ventura. The Ventura County Chess Club, which hosted the record-breaking U.S. Open Championship last year, is going all out to develop interest ill Its own event. The guaranteed prizes will total $1,000, with $200 to the winner and $100 to the run-nerup.

Unusually generous prizes of $100 and $10 will go to the two best scorers in a number of classifications set im hv the U.S. Chess Federa The program set for the near II I I future is: uim-vidual Championship in San Antonio. Tex. later this year, second team championship, Cuba, 1973; second individual championship, Canada, 1974, and third team champion-ship, Chile, 1975. The following game is from the team tournament: ENGLISH OPENING Rodriguez Qulnteros Rodrlsuei Qulnteros Cuba Argentina Cuba Argentina Black White Rlnrk R-Bl OR-B2 P-Q5 N-R2 B-R5 RxR 0-K3 N-N4 N-Q3 NK-Bl BxN P-QN4 P-B4 PxP NxB 18-KR-Q1 1W5-N1 20- P-K4 21- B-K1 22- KN-Q2 23- RxR 24- N-B4 25- R-Q2 26- Q-N2 27- B-B1 28- R-B2 29- QxB 30- B-R3 31 PxP 32- BxP Resigns P-K4 P-Q3 P-KN3 B-N2 N-K2 0-0 P-QB3 P-Q4 PxP QN-B3 R-Nl P-KR3 P-R3 P-N3 R-N2 Q-Q3 B-Q2 1- P-QB4 2- N-QB3 3- N-B3 4- P-KN3 5- B-N2 4-0-0 7- P-Q3 8- B-02 9- PxP 10- R-B1 11- P-QR3 12- N-QR4 13- P-QN4 14- N-BS 15- N-N3 16- P-K3 17- Q-B2 CHESS CLUB NOTES Tho Arcadia Thess Club will hold its first rated tournament, starting at 7:30 n.m.

Monday, Feb. 14 at the Se tion. These include Expert, Classes and and those rated lower than or unrated. Anvone can enter with a fee of $10, if sent by Feb. 15 to the club, 367 Aliso St, Ventura 93001.

The late fee, payable up to registration time, is $12. Membership in USCF is also required. Seven rounds will be played, starting at 10:30 a.m. nior Citizens' Building, Arcadia County Park, 405 S. Santa Anita Avi Siy rnnnds will he played on successive Monday evenings.

There is no tournament fee. spring is for suits all airy and fresh for half-size figures but entrants must join the club. The dues are $5 a year. Players are requested to Saturday, ieo. iy.

entries will cIosr an hour before. Two more rounds will be completed the same day, two on Sunday and the final two on Monday. This editor will be the director. JffEW PAN-AMERICAN TEAM TOURNAMENT TJVir a mimher of vears ef- bring their own chess clocks. Michael Kublicki was ree-lected as club president, along with Livio Festini, vice-president, and Joe Vao cariello, secretary.

Dan Heritage is the new treasurer. A one-day 30-30 tournament is on the agenda of the Hollywood Chess Club, 6011 Hollywood for Saturday, Feb. 19. Four rounds will be played, starting at noon. The entrance fee is $6, and prizes will depend on the number of participants.

Call 466-2603 for further information. The Chess House, 402 E. Las Tunas San Gabriel, will hold a five round tournament next weekend starting at 9 a.m. Saturday. Other rounds that day are at 2 p.m.

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forts were made to improve the organization of chess in the Americas. The thought was to create more contacts between the active centers in JCorth America and those in Argentina, Brazil and other countries in South and Cen-, tral America. The first real success was achieved last year during the meetings of the International Chess Federation in Van-. couver. A charter was drawn up for a Pan-American Chess Association.

Fred Cramer of Milwaukee, former president of the U.S. Chess Federation and vice-president of the international body, was one of the prime movers. The opening congress of the new association was held in Tucuman, Argentina, shortly after the Fischer-Pe-trosian match, when chess interest in the area was at its height Representatives of 11 coun- tries were present Dr. Max Euwe of Holland, president of the world federation, ad- dressed the opening meeting, and heartily endorsed the aims of the new association. The major event at Tucu-I snan was the first Pan-Ameri-I can Team Championship.

With insufficient publicity, there were only eight teams, which played a round-robin tournament, with four men i on a side in each match. I The Argentines proved much too strong for the oppo-j eition, winning every match for a total of 25V points of a Tmsaihl 2S. On the team were Name- Larry Christiansen, master from River Address. Cify- Code. side, scored AVi-n to win a recent oDen tournament at I the Club.

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