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Raleigh Register, Beddey, W. Wednesd ay Afternoon, July .19, 1972--3 Fischer Obtains Draw On 45th Move Of Fourth Game By JIM WARD --Bobby Fischer all but danced off the stage. Minutes earlier Spassky appeared to have thelSchmid strolled up to game won, but a couple of delicately carved board mistakes in the 27th and Fischer's clock. the and moves by the 35-year-old Spassky walked in with titleholdej: aHawed Fischer dignity of a champion. The end came on the 45th pushed forward a pawn and move.

Fischer, according to played a dubious through Spassky's blunders tfua 'KLvaar-ntfi LU iCUUiUCJL OUM1XCV. -t UiJULLy VA fce 29-year-oid challenger from grasp and Finally Fischer appeared andNer the game flacnMl Knrie 3 i looked up. Spassky, sitting very erect in his simple wooden 19th move only to escape chair, nodded and offered bis hand over the board. Fischer nizers fought an hour-long battle to silence the crowd both inside the vast dark hall and in the cafeteria on the first floor. When Fischer played his 20th for 10 minutes.

A howl of dismay went through the cafeteria where scores of fans munched hot dogs and Icelandic jaccepted with an almost mov youngsters v.ith oil cansjcream cakes with their eyes Imperceptible nod, indicating am0 ed out to oil doors to tbe fixed on the screens. 1 1 I TM--' JL ijti Jt clasped Boris Spassky's out th game with alrushed straight to the board tol With the crowd noisy nod, indicating a after accepting a draw on thejdraw rather than a loss. ipush forward his king pawn, islexcited, the "silence" signidraw had been accepted. hall. Shortly afterward thef "It was almost like a Yankee I I i 1 jJV 45th move of the fourth gamel With four games bebindjfavorite opening for the world chess champion-' 1116111 Spassky has won two, Fischer one, and one was a draw.

That gives Spassky 2 points to Fischer's with Fischer needing 12 points as the challenger to win while Chess Moves REYKJAVIK, Iceland The moves of the game of the Boris Spassky- Bobby Fischer world chess champiooship: (In Anglo-Saxon chess notation, each file on the playing board is listed according to the first initial of the piece originally posted on it, while ranks are numbered from 1-8 away from the player. A rank is a row of eight squares parallel to the white and black sides. Files are perpendicular to me ranks. (An example of a move in descriptive notation would be "P-QBV or pawn to Queen's Bishop four, with the initial of the moving piece followed by the designation of the square moved to. (the symbol indicates a capture.

The symbol "0-0" an opponent's king in check. Spassky needs only 12 points to retain bis title. fifth game in the 24- match championship is scheduled for Thursday at 5 pjn. (1 pjn. EDT).

Shortly before the 5 p.m. Tuesday start Fischer opened a new round in his battle againsi television cameras in the capacity hall. About 1,500 spectators waited while the temperamental American arrived seven minutes late. In fact neither player was presen when German referee Lothar Prison Riot the symbol means checkmate or mate and the game is over. The symbol "Kt is used for knight.) Fischer (WJ 1 Kt-KB3 3.

P-Q4 4. KtxP 5. Kt-QB3 6. B-QB4 7. B-QKt3 8.

B-K3 9. 0-0 10. P-KB4 ILBxKt 12. P-QR3 13. Q-Q3 14.

P-K5 15. PsP 16. KtxP 17. BxKt 18. K-R1 19.Q-K2 20.

QR-Q1 21. RxR 22.Kt-Q6 23. B-B4 24. P-R3 25. QKt4 26.

QxP (R4) 27. Q-Ktl 28. Kt-KtS 291 Kt-Q4 30. Kt-B3 31. QxB 32.

Q-QB3 33. PxQ 34. R-Q7 35. K-Ktl 36.B-K2 37. K-B1 38.

B-R5 39.RxR 40. P-QR4 4L K-K2 42. K-Q3 43. P-B4 44. B-B7 45.

P-B5 ch Draw flashing off and on, Fischer! During match the orga- closed circuit television givingiStadium during a baseball said one US. observer. All worries might not be over for Fischer. The Icelandic organizers said the television cameras that caused Fischer to walk out on the second game, forfeiting it to Spassky, might be back in the hall for Thursday's match. UPPER MARLBORO, Md (UPI) While four deputies with shotguns guarded Arthur H.

Bremer, lawmen restore( order today in the third Maryland prison disturbance in Spassky (B)f QU 5 da Bremer was the Prince P-QB4 Georges County jail, about 12 P-Q3 miles southeast of Washington PxP awaiting; his July 31 trial on Kt-KB3 state charges of trying tt Kt-QB3 assassinate Goy. George P-K3 Wallace of Alabama. S-K2 Bremer, however, was far 0-0 from the turmoil Tuesday nigh P-QR3 that involved during its pea KtxKt 140 inmates who burned mat P-QKt4 tresses and briefly held three B-QKt2 hostages, according to Sheriff P-QR4 Don E. Answell. The hostages PsP were released unharmed.

Kt-Q2 The inmates said they had Kt-QB4 grievances about medical facili- BxB (ch) ties, legal material at the jail Q-Kt4 library and Warden John QR-Q1 ShaUcross. RxR Prince Georges County Exe- P-KR4 cutive William W. Gullett said B-Rl the disturbance "can be attri- buted to the atmosphere, the B-R6 humidity--the heat." QxP The concrete and metal cells, P-Kt4 eight feet wide and 10 feet long, B-B4 are not air conditioned. K-Kt2 At the start of the four-hour R-R1 outbreak, fires were set in BsKt bedding. Damage was not B-Q3 extensive, Ansell said.

Only one QxQ injury was reported, a prisoner B-K4 who became ill from smoke K-B3 inhalation. BxP The rebellious inmates--led B-K4 by about 25 defiant men, R-QB1 according to Ansell--controlled R-B2 the upper floor of the jaiL The BxR disturbance was the third since K-K2 Saturday when inmates of the P-B4 Maryland House of Corrections B-K4 at Jessup captured hostages K-Q3 and caused an estimated S1.5 B-Kt6 million in damages before presenting grievances to Gov. 1 Marvin Mandel. Five Members Of Rolling Stones Entourage Arrested In Altercation BOSTON Jagger, leader of the Rolling! Stones, and four other members' of Ms entourage, were arrested Tuesday night in connection with an altercation involving-a news photographer. Jagger and Keith Richard of the Stones were among those arrested when they reportedly objected to being photographed as they arrived at an airport in Warwick, R.L A record producer and two bodyguards for the group also were taken into custody.

Jagger was accused of obstructing trying to Richard was police who were make an arrest, charged with assaulting Andy DIckennan, a photographer for the Providence (RZ) Journal-Bulletin. All five men were released in S50-S100 cash-bail and ordered to return for a hearing August 23 at Warwick District, Court. The Rolling Stones, who flew into Warwick after their flight to Boston was delayed by fog, arrived here by chartered buses and got on stage for a concert at the Boston Garden at 12:48 a.m.--almost four hours later than scheduled. 'FirsfTime' U.S. Sues State, Local Gov'ts To Clean Hudson NEWARK, N.J.

(UPI)-In its first attempt to bring into one courtroom "all those responsible" for allegedly polluting a major body of water, the federal government Tuesday sued New York City, New Jersey and several New Jersey communities. New Jersey's Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission (PVSC) replied that the federal government itself was partly responsible for the pollution. Jerome Kretchmer, New York City's environmental protection administrator, said some action was needed against PVSC, but the move against New York was "absurd, frivolous and political." Hie federal government, in suits filed in six U.S. district courts, charged the PVSC, New York Gty, New Jersey, that state's Commission of Environmental Protection and five New Jersey Hudson River communities with polluting New York harbor and both sides of the river. The government asked for a permanent injunction to force those sued to strictly enforce their existing regulations anc upgrade facilites.

The federal Environmental Protection Administration also ordered New York and the PVSC to provide a plan within 180 days to adequately treat municipa wastes. "I do not regard that this lawsuit will, in and of itself bring an immediate end to al pollution in New York Harbor and its adjacent I do believe that this is the proper place to at least U.S. Attorney Herbert J. Stern said. "In this suit, for the firs time, all of those responsible for controlling the pollution this major body of water wil be drawn together, in one courtroom, where, under th supervision of the federal judiciary, it is my hope tha effective measures will be implemented." FOR EXTRA BIG SAVINGS ON HILLS SUMMER MERCHANDISE we'll De CLOSED til 6PM BUT WHEN THE DOORS OPEH, MANY PRICES WILL BE REDUCED AND WHEN WE MARK DOWN OUR ALREADY LOW YOU KNOW IT'S A GREAT BUY! see values I ike REGULAR 10 A.M.

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