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Sun.Julyl6J972-$PgtA Fischer Seen as the Villain side ue out by Icelanders REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) Bobby Fischer may have helped the sales of chess set3 in the United States but in Iceland, where chess is taken "seriously, he has few if any friends left, In contrast, Russian world champion Boris Spassky has never been more popular with Iceland's 210,000 chess-mad inhabitants. Icelanders are beginning to ask themselves whv 1 1 od sott -in' cv $99- ot ator care fftWet. cUc, ipPef: co or eg for at 1UT i3v they bothered to bid for the "chess match of the century," a3 the Fischer. Spassky world championship match has been billed. When the temperamental American failed to show up for the second game Thursday and the judge announced from the stage that he had forfeited the game, the spectators rose and applauded.

Send Him Back "Send him back to the United States," shouted one voice in English from the gallery. Iceland's five daily newspapers, which were gearing up to cover their biggest story in years, have also turned on the 29-year-old American. "The chess scandal of the century," said the Ti-minn, one of the leading newspapers. Another newspaper printed a picture of Fischer's locked hotel room door with a "Don't Disturb" sign under the headline: "Come Out and Fight, Bobbv Fischer. Or Ari ot and ent -rift ed stv 0c att HI des 8.

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Left Luxury Villa They provided a luxury villa for Fischer on the outskirts of Reykjavik and they were upset when the American moved out after only a couple of days and demanded a new one. "Spassky never demanded anything but his hotel suite and he thanked us when we set up a tennis court for him. Fischer does nof even talk to us. He sends his requests arid complaints through some aides," said the ches3 federation official. ternra.

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