Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 37

FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1959 THE DAYTON DAILY NEWS PAGE 37 16-YEAR-OLD CHAMP Funds Sought to Send Yank to Chess Meet By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HYDE PARK, Aug. 21-One mother who is doing her very best to help her son is Mrs. Regina Fischer of Her son Brook klyn, My is Bobby 16-year old Fischer, the Dal chess champion, and his current predicament is a shortage of As our national champion, Bobby is the official U.S. entry to give our champion the to carry the to the coming Candidates tour- money needed for participation raising the money nament, which will take place in the various tournaments. and living expenses.

in Yugoslavia Sept. 6 to Oct. 31. Other countries back their I hope many of Winner of this eight-man com- representatives in these events. will send petition will become the new In the Candidates tournament Bobby Fischer, care challenger in 1960 for the world there will be four Russian play- Chess federation, championship title, now held by ers, well provided with sec- New York 3, N.Y., Mikhail Botvinnik of Russia.

onds, physical trainers and for use in representing Mrs. Fischer is calling on all every moral and financial in the Yugoslavia she can reach in her search for backing. In driving down money to send her son to this on a Connecticut tournament. BOBBY FISCHER is young to week it appeared For some reason the United be carrying the responsibility of everyone was States Chess federation does representing the U.S., and I on the speed limits. not seem to be strong enough hope he will not also be asked a driver three ahead of us must have suddenly the passengers got out unhurt realized he was passing his but very irate with the little turnoff and stopped shortly, car in front of them, which, of The cars behind him quickly course, was not in any way to slowed down, but the driver of blame.

the fourth car back must have We were far enough behind feared he might not be able so that there was room for the responsibility of to make a dead stop short of careening car to go over and for travel those in front of him. He come back without touching us, started to turn to the right though I will say I held my my readers and then realized a truck was breath for a few seconds. In contributions to: coming up beside him. So he due time we saw this car pull of the U.S. turned sharp left, hit the curb away with no more damage 80 E.

11th beyond which there was a bank, than what appeared to be a earmarked and turned over on his side. dented side. the U.S. This was an extraordinary tournament. BY THIS TIME the first two accident from our point of from Maine cars had driven on.

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