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10 THE JOURNAL HERALD TueitJay, Juni 27, 1972 OAYTON, OHIO Spassky' awaiting Fischer REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) World chess champion Boris Spassky of Russia said he hoped his American challenger, Bobby Fischer, would show up in time for their first match next Sun day even though he failed to arrive as scheduled yesterday at this tournament site. "I don't know why he didn't JUUU yU arrive," Spassky told a news conference. "Only Commander i -C I Fischer knows," he added with a broad smile. But Spassky; 35, said he was confident Fischer would turn up at the capital of Iceland for the start of their 26-game match for I IU DERI ITS. 236-2550 5058 Brandt Piki Monday thru Saturday 9 AM-10 PM-Sun.

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1972 the world chess title. "I AM HOPEFUL we will play the first game next Minaay as planned," Spassky said. Officials of the Icelandic Chess Federation said they expected the 29-y a -o 1 challenger tomorrow. He had been scheduled to arrive early yesterday but officials said he cancelled his bookings at the last minute. Chess sources said Fischer was in seclusion in Los Angeles FINE FOR THE GRILL mum and quoted him as saying he had every intention of flying to Reykjavik in time for the first game.

Spassky told his news conference he had arrived last week in order to get used to conditions and climate and was doing physical exercises and playing some TEAK Chess in preparation for the match. The Russian olaver said he was satisfied with arrangements Lb. White Villa and not even the 24-hour daylight bothered him. "I have good curtains In my hotel," he said. SPASSKY, looking calm and relaxed, refused to predict the outcome of the match.

Asked whether Fischer was the best chess player of the 20th century, he said, "I will answer that one when the match Is over." Fischer, he said, was "more of a classical chess player than I am. He is a very practical player." But he refused to discuss his tactics, describing them as "professional secrets." Spassky, who said he was not. a member of the Soviet Communist Party, brushed away any politics of the match. "When 1 sit at the chess board, I am a chess player, not a politician," he said. After the world championship, played for $125,000 in prize PORK BEANS MUSTARD .320, 15 GCTOUftlD BEEF SALAD DRESSING 32 Oz 39 CATSUP 39 money, the winner taKing nve-lirhths.

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