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the STAR-PHOENIX Saskatoon, Saturday, May 22, 1971 25 PEANUTS DOWEVreTHllKOFMEAS A MELODY THAT LIN6ERS ON? AMD ON, AMD ON, AND CM, AMP ON, AND ON, AND ON, AND ON, AND CN, AND Chess quarter finals BEETLE BAILEY By MORT WALKER Controversy delays start played in Regina and the following weekend the final two were played in Saskatoon. Saskatoon team: Andres, Tootoo-sis, Taylor, Dravmeks, Watson, Mather, Smith and McPherson, with Abramson as alternate. Regina team- Vese-linovitch, Campion, Dotten, Kaul Soehn, D. Small, C. Small, and Schubert, with Piatt as alternate Regina made an unexpectedly strong showing consideung this is the first year their club has been in operation, but the older Saskatoon club won in total points by a team score of W2-W2.

69. KxP, R-N3(ch); 70. KxP, RxP; 71. B-Ql, R-Nl; 72. B-N4, K-K5, 73.

K-N3 adjourned again, with good drawing chances. The third game between Fischer and Taimanov came to an adjournment on Thursday night, with Taimanov in a hopeless position after the 42nd move. His king was in check by Fischer queen which simultaneously was attacking a bishop. In Saskatchewan, two teams of eight players from Saskatoon and Regina made history by conducting an intercity match. Two games were ARCHIE By BOB MONTANA Billy Graham (c) 1971 Chicago Tribune Y.

News Sjnd Inc BLONDIE By CHIC YOUNG June 15, and aften a brief rest the four winners will then commence the semi-final knock-out matches. It should also be pointed out to those unfamiliar with tournament play that each player has to make a required number of moves in a set time, but after five hours of play all games are adjourned The second game between Fischer and Taimanov went as follows, with Fischer playing the white pieces: 1. P-K4, P-QB4; 2. N-KB3, N-QB3, 3. P-Q4, PxP; 4.

NxP, P-K3, 5. N-N5, P-Q3; 6. B-KB4, P-K4; 7. B-K3, N-B3; 8. B-N5, Q-R4 (ch); 9.

Q-Q2, NxP; 10. QxQ, NxQ; 11. B-K3, K-Q2; 12. QN-B3, NxN; 13. NxN, K-Ql; 14.

N-N5, B-K3; 15. O-O-O, P-QN3; 16. P-KB4, PxP; 17. BxBP, N-N2; 18. B-K2, B-Q2, 19.

R-Q2, B-K2; 20. KR-Ql, BxN, 21. BxB, K-B2; 22. R-K2, B-B3; 23. R(1)-K1, QR-QB1; 24 B-B4, KR-B1; 25 P-QN4, P-QR4; 26 B-Q5, K-Nl, 27.

P-QR3, KR-Q1, 28. BxP, B-B6, 29. B-Q2, P-Q4, 30. R-Ql, P-Q5; 31. BxB, RxB; 32.

K-N2, P-Q6; 33. KxR, PxR; 34. R-Kl, N-Q3; 35. B-R5, N-N4(ch); 36. K-N2, PxP; 37.

PxP, R-Q5, and here Taimanov is reported to be in severe time trouble with only a matter of seconds to complete his 40th move. It appears that under time pressure, his next move is in error-allowing Fischer to capture the advanced pawn. The game continued: 38. P-B3, R-R5, 39. BxP, N-Q3; 40.

R-Ql, K-B2; 41. P-R3, R-KB5; 42. R-KB1, R-K5; 43. B-Q3, R-K4; 44. R-B2, P-R4; 45.

P-B4, and here Taimanov sealed his 45th move indicating adjournment. After the adjournment the game continued next day as follows: 45 K-Q2, 46. K-B3, R-KN4, 47. R-R2, K-Bl, 48. K-Q4, K-B2; 49.

R-R7(ch), K-Ql, 50. P-B5, PxP; 51. PxP, N-Kl, 52 R-R2, N-B2, 53. B-B4, K-Q2; 54. R-N2, K-B3, 55.

B-N3, N-N4; 56. K-K3, KxP, 57. K-B4, R-N3; 58. B-Ql, P-R5, 59. K-B5, R-KB3, 60.

K-N5, N-Q3; 61. B-B2, N-B2(ch); 62. K-N4, N-K4(ch); 63. K-B4, K-Q5; 64. R-N4(ch), K-B6; 65.

R-N5, N-B2; 66. R-B5(ch), K-Q5; 67. R-B5, P-N4(ch); 68. K-N4, N-K4(ch); By HARRY MATHER After a delay of three days arising out of a controversy on playing conditions and facilities, one of the world chess quarter finals between grand-masters Bobby Fischer (U.S A and Maik Taimanov (U 3 got under way in Vancouver First game of this 10-game match was won by Fischer with the black pieces, after having been adjourned following the regulation 40 moves. With a lost position, Taimanov resigned before resumption of play, leaving the American with a 1-0 lead.

The second match game on Tuesday (given below) has developed into a marathon. Aften two adjournments, the result is still in the balance after 75 moves. While Fischer and Taimanov are contending one of the quarter finals in Vancouver, six other quarter finalists are battling it out other parts of the world. In the Canary Islands at Las Palmas, masters Bent Larsen of Denmark and Wolfgang Ulhmann of East Germany have played three of the 10 games and are tied with ll2 points each, while across the bay over in Spain, gnandmasters Tigran Petrosian (USSR) and Robert Huebner (W. Ger.) are establishing drawing records (even for grandmasters!) with five successive draws for a tied score of 2 2.

In Moscow, Viktor Korchnoi conceded defeat to Yefim Geller in the fourth game. They each have a wm and two matches were tied. Now for the benefit of the chess public who may not be fully aware of what this is all about, a few words are order: For the purposes of woild championships, the world is divided into several population and geographic zones (Canada is zone No. 6), and a three year cycle is required to establish a new champion. Representatives from the various zones then compete in an inter-zonal tournament and the top six, plus the previous champion and challenger, then compete among themselves a knock-out set of matches.

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