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No ironing or blue. Th -'V International masters tourna-1 at Bled, Yugoslavia, ac-1 -J -coraing to a jview York Times report. Tal put on the pressure In the last week, scoring three Wins and a draw to hrinc It 4 lb-ton total up to im-Wi. He lost one I to U.S. champion Bobby 4 iscner, won times ana drew seven.

-'v Fischer, who was the only player to remain undefeated 1 'i I XT'' I uuvugnoui, nrusnea in second place with a score of lie won eight games and drew i ll. Among his victims were three Soviet grandmasters, Ti- gran Petrosian, Ewfim Geller WHITE White matei In two. TIMES PROBLEM 3311 By P. A. Orllmont BLACK II tana uai.

Against the fourth Soviet representative, Paul Keres of Estonia, Fischer had en advantage, but could only -Si 1 I uraw alter two sessions. This was an excellent performance for the 18-year-old Brooklyn lad In hte firar. miir. I I nament after the fiasco of the 7) Kesnevsky match. Fischer was evidently in better form or humor or both.

Keres, Petrosian and Sveto-i Ear Glieoric of Yugoslavia tlM for third with 12VS-6VS. After surviving 18 rounds without a loss, u-ugoric was downed in WHITE a Whlfa mates In thra5 ine nnai round oy Petrosian. Keres wag held to a draw in the same round by J. H. Don- A 41tia nwl It .17.

1 lie black rook fs plnnptl ner of tne ivetherlands. Former, U.S. champion Ar- 'mover looka more hka a joke thao a it has its share of v- mur s. iiisguier ended up with an even score after an erratic j.uiirn.'sr,-. nfMncamriAix thn i i.

i uiat IIIB UlUCK. pawns mov down tha as i.w! i T0 PROBLEM 3311: N-N3 Put. SPBLEM 3312: performance. He started with -three points in his first four games, lost four of his next five, then won four out of five, finally picked up only lVi 4 'el P-N3, 2 QxP" '-KJ'" 80LVRR9 IJST points on nis last nve. Following is the final stand Bergmsnn R.

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A. Healv 4IA V)l ill Germek lUdovic 15 I- N. Lesser, J. PARMA TOPS JUNIORS ugiesDy. Roth One point B.

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uosen, s. Sehwarz. Bruno Parma, 19-year-old from Ljubljana, Yugoslavia, won the world junior chess championship in a tournament etaged by the International Chess Federation at The entrance fee is $7, Including memhMHliir In fh tt a nuZ Federation. The fee will be $3 jW i xor mose already in the feder Plavera In both trMtwo Hague, the Netherlands. Parma scored 9-2 In the final round-robin.

Florian Gheorgui of Rumania was the runner-up 'with 8V6-2. In third place was Alexander Tfiilnrtohi nf tho ai-e urged to bring their own wis ana ciocks. spectators are veicome. Soviet Union with 8-3, followed IXGLEW00D OPEX Ihe annual nrvn ny a tie at. 7-4 by Helmuth Pfleger of West Germany and g.

vvui.AAM ixieni or in a- inciauT.rtH -oen zuiqiema or tne wether ow wvu. VAACO Club was won by Robert Jacobs with a score of The tournament started with Co participants divided into ine score was equaled bv Ste Dhen Shnlruncrm Cunt! open champion, but Jacobs led lour sections. Tne three leaders in each section qualified for 'the finals. Larry Gilden of Washington, D.C., representing hi ne-ureaKing- points. The tournament cided until the finish of the very last game, in which Jacobs outmaneuvered Ronald uie uiuiea oiaies, missed out, tying for fourth in his section with Minaya of Columbia.

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