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Page 2-B Aiken Standard, Aiken S.C., Thursday, July 20,1972 In Sports Alexander Shot In Scuffle MLNNEAPOLJS, Minn. (AP) A national wrestling champion and tentative member of the U.S. Olympic team has been hospitalized in critical condition after being shot by a Minneapolis policeman. Gary Alexander, 28, was struck by two bullets from a revolver during a scuffle with patrolman John Resch, a morals squad officer, at an apartment in north Minneapolis, police records show. Authorities said Wednesday Resch was in the apartment occupied by Patricia Sporleder talking with someone when a scuffle developed between him and Alexander.

Resch suffered several bruises and was treated at a hospital. Israel Opposes Olympic Ceremony TEL AVIV (AP) The word hasn't reached Munich yet, but already Israel's Olympic team is embroiled in a religious, squabble over the closing ceremony of the 1972 Games. The national religious party has protested against the team marching in the closing parade, which falls on the Jewish Sabbath and Rosh Hashana, the New Year of the Jewish calendar. A parliamentary committee is examining the issue. 1 Petty Leads Dixie 500 Practice HAMPTON, Ga.

(AP) Richard Petty of Randleman, N.C,, stock car racing's million dollar glamor boy, outgunned the cofavorites in practice runs Wednesday as drivers began testing their machines for Sunday's 13th annual Dixie 500 at Atlanta International Raceway. Petty, who won this event the last two years in a Plymouth, has elected to drive a Dodge this year. He toured the 1.5- mile, high-banked asphalt oval at 154.6 miles per hour Wednesday and will rank among the favorites to capture the pole position in the two-lap time trials slated this afternoon. The favorite's role for Sunday's 500-mfle test is shared by David Pearson of Spartanburg 1 S.C., and Bobby Allison of Hueytown, Ala. Crenshaw Down By Four Strokes COLUMBUS, Ga.

(AP)-De- A fellow Texan, Rusty Whig- fending champion Ben Cren- ham San Antonio, fired a shaw of Austin, was four five-under-par 66 Wednesday in strokes back at 70 as play con- the event's first day at the tinned today in the Southern Green Mai Country Club A a Golf Association course, championship. Rusty StaubJVIay Need Surgery LOS ANGELES (AP) It is up in the air whether the New York Mets' Rusty Staub will have to undergo surgery to repair a broken bone in his right hand. The slugging outfielder was to fly to New York today and will be examined by a club physician. The broken bone was discovered Wednesday after Staub played Tuesday night's game against the Dodgers, his first appearance after missing 25 games because of the hand. Ali Downs Lewis In llth Round DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) It won't go into the record book as another famous long count- like the one in the Jack Dempsey-Gene Tunney title fight in 1927--but the Muhammad All camp claimed today a mirup in riming saved Al "Blue" Lewis from a fifth round knockout.

Ali, the former world heavyweight champion from Cherry Hill, N.J., stopped Lewis of De- troit in the llth round Wednesday night for his seventh straight victory in his comeback campaign, but the fight had looked over in the fifth. A short right from Ali trav- elled no more than eight inches and laid Lewis in a twitching heap" on the canvas in outdoor Croker Park. The bell sounded the end of the round when the count reached nine. FREE OLYMPICS GUIDEBOOK To get the most out of the 1972 Summer Olympics (which Toyota is sponsoring on ABC-TV), you'll want this 100-page guidebook. It's filled with facts, pictures, information about current record holders, and includes a complete schedule of jjjjj.

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Licensed drivers only. on ABC-TV TIAAAAERAAAN TOYOTA INC. SPASKY (BLACK) FISCHER (WHITE) I POSITION 2 Spassky, playing Black, goes on the attack for the first time in the fourth game of the match. On his 13th move he has just played his pawn from the square a6 to thei square a5. Play continued 14.

Pe4-e5, Pd6 Pe5; 15. Pf4 Pe5, Ktf6- d7; 16 Ktc3 Pb5, Ktd7-c5, with Black moving to the attack because of the awkward position of the White pieces. Sale We're Cutting Prices Again Suits Knits Wovens sR9 PriceT Now $39. 90 -49 90 -59 90 Large Selected Group Of Shirts Long and Short Sleeve Selected Group Slacks Values Now 13.99 or V2 Price Whichever Is Less Large Group Sport Jackets Were to 69.95 Knits Wovens NOW $36. 90 One Group Shoes Boots 13,90 Selected Group Ties Small Group Knit Shirts 3.

90 I Comptefe Formal Wear Rentals Open Daily Til 6 Thursday Friday 'Til 7 Open All Day Wednesday BANK CARDS WELCOME The First Draw In The Fischer-Spassky Match a POSITION 1 According to former U.S. Chess Champion Larry Evans, this interesting drawn position might have been reached in the first game between Spassky and Fischer if Fischer had found the best moves. The Black King is in a stalemate position, unable to move though not in check. Fischer however missed his opportunity and lost this game. SPASKY (BLACK) FISCHER (WHITE) 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 ByDR.LEEHYDER EDITORS NOTE: This article is a continuation of the discussion the Fischer-Spas- ky match by Dr.

Hyder and the Aiken Chess Clab. It is based on discussions at the Club meetings. Dr. Hyder is a former South Carolina Chess Champion.) Newcomers to the game of chess frequently wonder how a game of chess can arrive at a draw, or indecisive result. The rules of chess specify several in which this can happen.

A game is drawn in case of stalemate. This occurs when one player can make no legal move, but his king is not under direct attack. (Position 1) Draws are more-usually attained by agreement between the players, when neither can find a way to win. This was the case in the fourth Fischer Spassky game. In the final position, an attack by either player could be readily defended.

The combatants therefore agreed to the draw. Each player received Vt point. Despite the indecisive result, it was a hard fought game. Spassky took advantage of the fact that Fischer is the most predictable of the top chess- masters. He has several favorite sequences of opening moves which he plays whenever possible, Spassky hac studied one of these and worked out a strong reply.

(Position 2) He allowed Fischer to capture one of his pawns, but the capture left Fischer's pieces in an awkward position. Fischer had to defend himself carefully throughout most of the remainder of the game. He finally broke up the attack at the expense of one of this own pieces. It will be interesting to see how Fischer plays in the sixth game, where he will again have the White pyeces and the first move. He will have to play differently to try to gain some advantage.

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