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31 VICTORIA TIMES, FKIDAY, JUNE 30. lbTJ nniimiiiimimimtm iHiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiitmiimiiimuii CHESS MASTER lllllillillllilllilliliiiHIIIillllllliiiliilillHIiilllllllillltlllllll Chess Match Promotion In Big-League Category Of the put up, tiiKHit will Us in prUes to the players, tlio ivleratnn said. Fischer, 29, and Spassky, will hImi itivide b0 cent of tiie ineume from liiins and t. ievisi 11. The federation has signed a contract with Chester Fox and Co.

'Inc. for exclusive worldwide visual rights including rights to film tne match and still photos of tiie match taken inside the Sportahall. The price Fox paid for the rightii is undisclosed. Fox said in New York he has asked for bids from tnler-ested levision sUdlnus thixAighuiit the world for film clips as the match progresses. In the United Stiites, ABC has contracted fr exclusive film riyhts.

The Fox film will be sliown Satur- CHs CK I II 1 IT iiinni -ii I I $Vw- it n. rrt If liy A.N.N HUM hi Ni NEW YORK (API Pr. motional aspects of tiie Eisciier-Spasiiiy in Id chain-pionship chess match ace he-corning as imfortant as ihey aie in any big-league sport. Chess matches are not usually world happenings. But with the keen interest caused by American Bobby Fischer challenging Russian Boris Sassky for the world titie, it a tin re-ut situation.

The Icelandic Chess Federation has put up close to lor the 24-game match, to lie lield for two months in Reykjavik, Iceland, shil ling Sunday. Tiie games will 1 played in the Reykjavik Sportshail which seats about persons. The match will be open to the public, and tickets will cost ii a game or $75 for tine 21 scheduled games. Blast Kills 20 BOMBAY (API A huge blast ripped through a Siberian oil tanker under repair in Bombay Wednesday killing at least -0 persons and injuring ti others. Poll officials said the Jvpiosiun was in the bmhr room of tne is.immou Tar-sos which put into Born-bay two dais ago fur repairs.

GAR RADIOS CUftONA STEH0 TAPE CENTRES Sift inn i.l as- 38 631 i uoMiti Sunday, 7 un. in charge: The Salvation Army iil'S inj trjViiimm Jii 272 GORGE RD. W. JULY GIANT DISCOUNT have haj) a crack at the world title year ago. Was it fear? Fear of what? Bobby has been pnx.laiming )i0li that lie is the world's best player.

He pmUbly is. When he is moving forward, he tramples oier everybody. Virtually nothing matters to him except chess. He reails everything tiicre is hi he read about tiie game, studies it, abscij or discards; what he has read. His opening skill is uninue, and his retentive memory for all the games he has played is absolutely fantastic.

The only possible criticism one make on his play is that his endings are not always perfect. Vet no one will continue battling so fiercely and so long as Bobby in iositions thai look hopelessly drawn. Ollen he wins these. Some masters have said that he is lucky. Nonsense! As the great German Grandmaster Siegbert Tarrasch has said: "The good player is always lucky." What happened recently to make Bobby lake virtually all his slops forward on his way to establishing that he is the: "real" champion of the world? Minn of the credit must so ti) a man who decided tu make it his business to see thai Fischer's path was smoothed.

Bobby has always made specific demands Lithlint; must be so good that no shaduws of the pieces fall on ilie board. Quiet must prevail. He has to be paid and paid well by chess standards. When his terms weren't met, tie usually didn't play, Lieutenant Colonel Edmund Edmondson (I'SAF, ret), business manager of the U.S. Chess Federation, placed himself at Fischer's side.

He saw to it that tile young gemus got his Coke, his orangeade, his milk, his sandwich often before Bobby knew he wanted it. He looked over playing sites tnontlis before a match iir order tu be sure they met Bobby's exacting standards. He sought out the quietest and most comfortable hotel rooms. (Eischer tends to work ail night on chess positions, going to sleep about 6 a.m.). It was Edmondson wlto made Hie transpoiialion arrangements and wlw dickered on financial terms.

In 1D70, Edmondson spend hair months with Fischer a the latter slashed through the barriers between him and Champion Boris Spassky. In Vancouver, B.C., he waxed Mark Tainionuv 6-0; in Denver, against Bert Lar-scii, it was again 6 0. Finally, in Buens Am, the last barrier, former World Champion Tigran Eetii.sian, fell relationships with Bobby Eischer hind to Ik; siiort-lived. As of tins writing, he has decided to sever himself from Edmondson. What this may mean in terms of the World Giampiotiship match starting this weekend in Keykjavik, no one can tell.

It could very well make the difference between the chess crown coming to the U.S. or remaining in ita long home, "A- Prices effective FrK, Sat. nil 3d. Julv 1 OPEN AIR SERVICE nrAPnu uni PAfiif Open July 1, 10 Io 7 WEEKDAYS 9 la 9 SUHOAtS .3 ll 7 We reserve Hie limit quantities. 01KT liKSS Boris Sparky, rejwrted already in Ireland fur the beginning of his 21-game encounter with American liuhhia Fischer, is shown enjoying watermelon break recently in his homeland.

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SU AT THIS 101': Robert Fischer As a youngster, I remember viHiclniig an Easier Week procession at (Leg Halle, Belgium. A trroiip of marchers, friars' rh, waiko.il through the streets, eai li ttin lug w.lea cr.iss mrr If shoulilcr. It was a of iieijunue. What impressed "re most -as that they nmveit two steps lur-. ward, then one.

step back. e'hess aliciniaiUsi, wateiiing the progress of Bobby Fischer, luui a parallel. His march to the tup of the ehess vunrUI has been constantly stoppr.l and set hack by his owl) actions. Robert James Fischer was kirn in Chicago in 1913. His father was a physicist and his mother a ivyisteretf nurse.

His parents were divorced when lie as a hatiy, and his sister and he were up by his niitUier, a talented woman who sohe six lan-miaes and an active interest in world aftuirs. The Fischer family united from On. to California Ari-jjina ui.re settling down in Brooklyn. Bc.bby was introduced hi fliesi by his sister when she was 11 and ho was six. They liuiij learned how to play on iheir own.

hobby's genius for Ibe game was evident almost from the start. Ho stalled playing at the Brooklyn Chess lub and quickly established himself us a Wunderkind. At 11, he wm the US. Junior Championship, the U.S. Open snd the U.S.

Championship, since then, he has won this killer tournament whenever be played in it. lobby's presence in the chess world has heen a sMniy one. He has fought with the press, denigrated the f.lay of other great masteis past and present, accused the iinssians of cheating by, ganging up on their nmtiUn. lie has been enraged by the Comparatively cash rewards that ace chess players, especially Boiiby Kuseher, haie re-ii nel He has sometimes refused to piay at till without a starter's fee. Grandmaster Hans Kmoi.h.

an Austrian who riuigraled to the U.S., remarked sadly: "Finally the US. pnxhire iU greatest clifsa genius and he turns out hi be a stubWn toy." What has never been explained is the slops backward Fischer has made by avoiding playing in the finals of Candidates' matches. These ate the matches that lead up to the World Championship.) He fjiiaiified casiiy and could RUN-AWAYS UP IN AIR? MNSMORE, Sask. tCPl -Two youths suspected of stealing a S15u0 airciaft from a West -Air ltd hangar in Ja Tuesday weie arrested Wednesday at this farn.ing conmuinity, 63 miles soblhwest of Saskatoon. ROUP Mid tiiey were informed that a single-engine, f.nii-scater in a craslied in a field near 1-ake, 30 mile south of l)ins-juore.

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