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Son MotM "Stilt atmrt Vfadnwdny, July 12, .1972. Spassky Traps Bob's Bishop demanded meetmf with theiLothar 'Schmid of West derma REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI), Spassky has' a bishop and Caught jin a hopelessly drawn game, temperamental American 'challenger Bobby Fischer three pawns against nscners Icelandic orga'rtizers to'Cam ny, to run me game iron. uUW plain' against what he described on five pawns! "Play resumes at 5 p.m.' EDTJ. as the noisy auaience. 3.000 Icelanders; ahd foreign! international grand masters chess "enthusiasts 'had packed Efrim.

Geller and Nikolai Kro took a' chance' to sonfe Most experts assemoiea nere to agree, that Spassky life' into 'his first, world champ ionshp'game. In, that' 'moment, soft spoken antf i Spassky proved' why he is the has a chance to, win, while. Fischer 'be happy jf' he ihto the Lagardur. Hall for the pus, sent weir worm lamnpwu salvages a draw. opening mniier.

cue mosnw sleep ana tnen spent me igm But nobody has come up witn 'explanation knowiedgafile observers 'saiajanc tne morning hours anaiyz thev felt the audience was more! mg tne position to find a win quiet than" is normal ai top: ning combination for Spassky. world champion in noblest; games. can chess genius went straight He immediately pounced, oh Fischeris bishop left trapped' into what appeared ta be a chess games. Many experts feel they wiJJ Russian trap. The Icelanders rejected, Fis suoeed, even it GeJier nurtseit after 'capturing one of me, Russian's pawns and the game He' took, a chance to win a Cher's demand and told him it modestly suggested: i oeueve chance," said Danish grand the official we will have a draw.

turned distinctly' in' master Jens Eneveoldsen. "We will never know until Spassky "asked for adjourn Fischer tells us Hi he does," TEfftPO ment' after 40 moves and .41 play. said 1 er international 19TH AVE. and SO. NORFOLK.

grandmaster. obviously When the two resume. the' CHESS 'MASTERS Boris Spassky, left; and Bobby Fischer are shown at chess table in Reykjavik, Iceland, Tuesday, during the first game in the battle for the World chess title. (AP Wirephoto) PARKS1DE PLAZA game the first in! their 24game world match: pleased' with his After: the' adjournment he angrily SAN MATEO Child Beater Is Sentenced Candidates Checked On Fund Reporting this, 'vou're soiriH to have to pay for it. T'm going to you time to straighten up and OAKLAND '(UPI) An unemployed father pleaded for clemency, before a judge Tuesday after being convicted of fatally beating his 3 year old son for refusing to eat a cookie.

be a man." the judge said final reporting period showed that maverick banker Fortney H. (Pete) Stark, 40, raised including $25,000 or his own money to unseat veteran Rep. George P. Miller. Alameda, 81, who spent only S18.249.

leeat Republican Congressman T0hn Schmifz, a member of the 'ohn Birch Society. However, Hinshaw reported only raising $56,293, including a S23.500 loan from Frederick J. Cleary of Santa Ana. Hugh Hefner, the Playboy King, reportedlv gave $1,000 to help Rep. Paul N.

(Pete) You are one of the meanest and most contemptible persons ever to appear before me." He sentenced Brower to 1 15 'T'm only 20 years old. and if! Congressional, state Senate, Assembly and Superior Court judge candidates were required to file reports. The spokesman said the Secretary of State was uncertain as to whether presidential candidates were required to file contribution reports because they might only come under federal campaign contribution Laws that provide a different reporting timetable. He said an opinion on the question had been requested of the State Attorney General I'm sentenced to state SACRAMENTO (UPI) The Secretary of State's office was checking today to determine if any candidate's in the June 6 California primary failed to file campaign contribution reports. A spokesman for Secretary of State Edmund C.

Brown Jr. said Tuesday it could take several days to "process" the reports, The deadline for filing the reports was midnight Tuesday. The spokesman said 482 ot the '791 candidates required by state law to file the reports had submitted documents. Stark also received a loan of! NOT 20 or 30 BUT 50 OFF DURING OUR STORE WIDE CLEARANCE years in prison. I'll come out a hardened criminal" nirl flavin1 Brower $10,000 to finance his campaign.

The preliminary reports also of Livermore, Calif. "I commit ted no crime." i MeCloskey narrowly recapture his seat. The secretary of state called the campaign reporting law The unemployed utility company employe was convicted by a jury of whipping his son, Vincent, with a strap and beating him on the head with his fists because the boy refused to eat a coconut cookie disclosed' that Orange County Assessor Andrew Hinsha'A whose campaign centered on the theme of "support the President," spent to Alameda Countv Superior Court Judge Harold B. Hove slammed his fist on the bench. the most important prelection oters have that office seekers The initial, reports for the in disagreement do not sell their souls to special When you do something like on Feb.

2. The child later died. nterest Burlingame To Survey Its Parkin feasibility of tiie most promising John Hiroshima for De Leu plan, is to be determined, said) Cather, If you get asked questions about where in Burlingame you park your car the next, few days, don't be surprised. It's a part, of the $15,509 sur New CHP Chief Named GRAND OPENING SALE CELEBRATED AT ALL HOME YARDAGE STORES vey the city, is paying the De Leuw, Cather. company, to i State Air Resources on SACRAMENTO AP) The when it was reorganize! Over a 10 week period, De Leuw, Cather, a San Francisco 1000000 YARDS OF FABRI from 14 to five members.

chief of the California Highway Patrol since Gov. Reagan took office has retired and will bej consulting firm is to study part PttHinelri is rfw sKVATith COM renlaced by the first commis ing patterns in the Burlingame Avenue business velop a plan which will meet rmssioner for the CHP, which hac'Rfflm uniformed officers PURCHASED FOR THIS GREAT EVENT sioner to rise through the CHP ranks to the top post. and 2,500 civilian employes. till SEBra shopping x. CENTER X.

His son, Stephen. 21, plans to Harold W. Sullivan, CHP commissioner since January 1967, resigned Tuesday three months before reaching the tuture needs. The study begins Thursday morning, with a week long survey of employment along Bur lbzame Avenue. become a inf otticer laier mis COTTON CANVAS COTTON HOMfSPUK tOTTOH PRINTS CORDUROY ItlPIS DtNIMS DRAPERY FABRICS FLANNELETTES JERSEYS JACQUARDS LININCS MILL SAMPLES OTTOMANS PERMANENT PRESS COTTONS PIQUES POPLINS RAYON SAILCLOTNS SAILOR PRINTS ACETATES ACRYLICS SUITINGS TEtlYCLOTH VOILES Sullivan joined the Reagan A postcard questionnaire will ihroiieh the ranks of the Los mandatory retirement age 60, Replacing him will be Deput; Commissioner Walter Pudinski 45.

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ALL HOME YARDAGE STORES OPEN SUNDAY 12 5 DOWNTOWN S.F.: 50 Grant at Geary, 956 3204 OAKLAND: 2323 Broadway, 835 4460 SAN LORENZO: 15590 Hesperian. 278 8200 EL CERRITO: 6311 Eureka, 527 7300 PLEASANT HILL: 2304 Monument; 933 8540 SAW FRANCISCO: 3245 221 3404 COLMA Center, 994 0366 SAN MATEO: 41st Ave. off El Camino, 349 0233 MOUNTAIN VIEW: San Antonio Center, 941 2020 SAN JOSE: 3127 Srevens Creek, 248 4268.