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44 THE JOURNAL HERALD Wednesday, June 28, 1972 DAYTON, OHIO Chess great Fischer called spoiled boy' ager of the U.S. Chess Federa-I back. He charged there was a board from a stocky, fierce-look Aires semifianl match, had to check into a hospital at one A WINNING chess combina-I tion is, at its most basic level, a 'ruthless demonstration of the tion who has devoted much of 'ever waiting for the other shoe extract deep combinations from to drop. seemingly shallow positions, It is Fischer's willingness to ithat make him a popular favor-take chances, and his ability to lite in the Soviet Union. the last two years to keeping! logical superiority of your ideas.

Bobby happy. I And Fischer is able to bury his point. And Bent Larson, whose personal dislike for Fischer is no secret, apparently found it psychologically torturing to sit ing Armenian named Boris Spassky. This Armenian (he is almost always described as a "wily Armenian" in the newspapers, because sports-page adjectives are in short supply for chess) is ideas so deeply into his middle- By Roger Ebert Crileog. Doily Newt Strvic Nobody knows very much about him, and the few facts have been repeated time and again: He was born in Chicago, raised in several places but mostly in 1 learned chess from his sister when he was 6.

He lives alone in hotel rooms, relentlessly studying the literature of chess. He has no close A BETTER possibility, I think, is that Fischer will stay the distance and Spassky will collapse from a combination of psychological and chess rea game positions that a positional player like Spassky, with his tendency to draw games, might find himself exhausted from for- v(SLO I across the board from this arrogant young man who "likes to see 'em squirm." JUNE 26 thru JULY 1 sons. Fischer is a dogged fighter who will defend a lost position to Russian conspiracy to keep the world championship in Soviet hands. Conspiracy or not, no non-Russian has played in a championship match since 1951. There were othej things Fischer complained about: the lighting was wrong, the flashbulbs were a nuisance, the crowds in the hall would not keep still.

But mostly he held back from the series of tournaments leading to the world championship because he said the system was loaded in favor of the Russians. At first his objections were dismissed as petulant and unreasonable, because in the world of chess Bobby i Is not well-liked. the chess champion of the world. It will be Bobby Fischer's mission to reduce the number of Armenian chess champions to zero while raising the number in the United States to the bitter end, and there is this the ZARAS curious thing about his oppo nents: they keep caving in to one. extreme exhaustion.

Tigran Petrosian, the former Fl ViV i 'fekb) friends. He is 29 years old and for a long time now he has been considered the best chess player of all time. On Sunday in Reykjavik, Iceland, Bobby Fischer will find himself seated across a chess world champion who was Boh BOBBY COULD have had a crack at the title several times during the past decade, but at the last moment he always drew by's opponent in the Buenos World Reknowned Instrumental Vocal Group AN AMERICAN grandmaster unetPHi HtftiK'r I rum. ufn him Ifetimitrfc. rintlr I MM ml 1 MW WiiviM 146 224 E.

3rd St. 1 Jfimmi 7:00.9:30 3375W SlEStNIHAlER Even talented guy needs little luck once said of him: "We get the greatest chess player in history, and lie turns out to be a spoiled boy." But an analysis of the tournament system seemed to indicate Fischer had a point, and the current world championship is the first played under httt fi'sleurmt the reformed rules. UfiuurD 9 ACADEMY There are other possibilities. 8.I..U.. AWARDS One is that Fischer will find the A NO 12:30 (ff conditions in Iceland not to his UCl ic 1 iovimi i 1 NOW SHOWING! TONIGHT AT 7:30 I 9:35 liking, and stage another walk "IIMIUII: PUT" out.

This could happen because I. DEAN MARTIN I lllllll. III! I SOMETHING BIG io.35 "Tiddler on the Qof Ticknh available for every 11 of 's recent falling-out with Lt. Col. Edmund Edmund-son (USAF, business man Willi IHsih'v's 'o nnno rinwn Msv'5iON nerlormonce theoler bo fift 1 Vf Ml omie nv needed.

i II 11 "IT'S THE GREATEST" FANTASY WED. MAT. 1:30 TONIGHT I OO STEc Seng at ine TbeFfeial OomcdoiruQ South CHILDREN 2:00 ADULTS 1.75 Ride All Day-Pay One Price By Brainard Piatt Journal Herald SloH Writer Lee Allen proves at Annari-no's this week that it takes more than talent to achieve great success in show business. He dances better than anyone we have seen for a long time; he sings with a voice that would do justice to a soloist; he tells stories; and he clowns with polish. It could be that Lee came about as close as anyone can to outstanding success, only to have his futur? for the time being end up on the cutting room floor.

Unlike so many who have appeared here, he already has earned his share of credits on the Broadway, and Hollywood scene. "1 appeared with Barbra i a for 32 years in "Funny Face," he recalls, "on Broadway, in London and in the movie." Lee played the role of Eddie Ryan, the friend who taught her everything she knew about singing and dancing. What's Up? Meetings 10:50 Every night on Broadway and in London he made this point in a number, "Who Taught Her Everything She Knows?" which he sang and danced with Kay Medford, the mother. They did it so well for the movie that the technicians gave them a standing ovation. Nevertheless, it was cut from the film.

Later, he and Kay were told the number proved too strong, that it might detract from Barbra's "People" number. Lee also figures dropping the number might have had something to do with the fact this meant they would not have to be paid for the sound track album, either. But he is not giving up. An appearance a yeaf ago in New York in "Hour of the Blue Leaf" earned him one pilot film in Hollywood, which al-ready has been completed, and has him lined up for another." In addition, he is California bound for roles on two series, which will be announced later. Moreover, three years ago, he did another pilot with Hal Holbrook.

The pilot didn't sell but the appearance may have set the stage for Holbrook's hit performance on TV of a senator. Lee, with every justification, is hoping the next time around will be his day. He has earned it. 11:30 -m-l IHIL OJjtOittCf luoailTIO JOE DON BAKER BARBARA LEIGH AuAutM, WWiNWR BEN JOHNSON RXCHABD DARIUS its "A MAN CALLED HORSE" ELVIS 'VAKi Bring This Ad For A FREE SOUVENIR 1-t I It: TWO RAT'D HITSI 2Er u( tfogeat 'THE CURIOUS FEMALE" 10:45 A0DTV 'WBs? 'SB' ir CHANNEL 22 YOUTH SHOW WEDNESDAY 1 1 A.M. CLIP and SAVE Ivei.t 7rO0 MotineeM Sun.

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BEAVERCREEK TWP. Trustees: 2270 Whitney Marshall Rood, 7:30 p.m. TROTWOOO-MAOISON School board: 444 S. Broadway, Trotwood, 7:30 m. COMMUNITY COMMUNICATIONS Pro-led: Film, "Child's Eye View," discover-your-nelghborhood discussion, 154 E.

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