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CM CI Boris Grasps Edge; Bobby Calls Recess (Continued from page 2) nents. Spassky only needs 12 points to keep his title, while Fischer must take 12! to capture the championship. He and his second, the Rev. William Lombardy, have a gruelling night's work ahead of them, if they are to come up with the miracle needed to stop Boris from jumping- off to a one-point lead in the chess match of the century. Father Lombardy, said when the game was adjourned: "It's a difficult position to analyze.

"Since 111 have to analyze it for Bobby before the adjourned match resumes tomorrow I probably shouldn't say more." Before the players separated tonight, Spassky wrote his 41st move on a sheet of paper, sealed it in an envelope and gave it to Schmid, the referee from West Germany. 1 "vPVT MwMmn fv mil The new look! The new shape in spinning tackle. For the first priced to sell below our original cost! Schmid v.il! open the envelope tomorrow afternoon and make Spassky's first wove for him. AH-Xight Planning The purpose of the sealed move is to avoid giving- either player an advantage in all-night planning tonight for resumption of the game tomorrow. Spassky knows his own 41st move, true; but he doesn't know Fischer's answer.

Fischer, of course, is in the dark as to Spassky's 41st move. During today's game, a large neon sign blinked on occasionally to admonish "silence." Its purpose was to hush a low murmur in the vast auditorium. Spectators sat in near darkness, most of them too far away to make out what was happening; onstage. But above and in front of the stage, a screen 30 feet across displayed the positions on the board. Oil' VT -TV iel At tables one heard a dozen languages as chess fans from many nations replayed the moves on miniature chess boards.

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R-OBI 24. BxR 25. KT-RS 24. 03 27. KT-B4 28.

KKTxKT 19. KTS 30. P-KT3 31. K-B3 3S. K-KTI 34.

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