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The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 50

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The Miami Heraldi
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4-D THE MIAMI HERALD Fri June 16 1972 Russia Gets Early Jump on Chess Buei TIME OUT face it in a program of and being sold Speaking of Bobby also points out carefully there is no live television or satellite coverage out of Iceland and the prospect of 12 (of the 24) matches being by the Russian would automatically leave him the world champion and the Soviets would get the bulk of the $160000 prize money Well the same old sordid drama Why the students out burning their chess boards on the White House lawn? Where is Dr Spock in this crisis? Bobby defect to Canada? And where are the groups chanting no Bobby Fulbright call a hearing? Was this one of the concessions Nixon made at Moscow? Is Joe Alsop just going to sit there? Not me organizing a Bobby movement right now After all just because chess players are a minority mean they LOS ANGELES This report should properly go in the dplomatic pouch Slug it "For Eyes with one copy to the Secretary of State one to the President Burn promptly after reading Get Henry Kissinger on it at once The United States is walking into another Communist trap! it going to be the same old story going to be a conflict of their choosing on their grounds under their terms going to be the same old crush a conflict we probably win because a stalemate is almost built in going to have demilitarized zones sanctuaries the whole lot International quicksand tte Bay of Pigs Panmunjom the sellout all over again playing for a tie as usual And a tie they win The circumstances are these: The United States is probably the mightiest chess power' because we have Bobby Fischer the Brooklyn prodigy whose disposition would have to improve to be described as merely Bobby is about to be sacrificed on the altar of diplomatic expedience a tragic patriot in the mold of Douglas MacArthur Gary Powers or the Lafayette Escadrille sending him into battle handcuffed BOBBY HAS WON all the skirmishes in this conflict He routed a collection of Russian shock troops in Argentina a year ago with almost bored ease Now he is to meet the Russian champion Boris Spassky Immediately of course the juggling started The Russians tried to steer the ultimate conflict to the Tannenberg marshes or anywhere in the world the terrain would favor them They usually do Bobby thought Las Vegas would be fine The Russians Shuddered They had after all seen They suggested some venues where they think are cave drawings in an earthquake Bobby said his camel was broke The Russians compromised on Reykjavik Iceland For those of you bereft of an atlas this is a fog-shrouded inhabited iceberg in the North Atlantic which is reachable only by nuclear sub or polar bear Bobby who has all the warmth of the hooded cobra sputters when he thinks about it he shouts International Chess Federation and the American Federation are all stooges of the THE CONDITIONS of the matches are such that games will be allowed To Bobby this is an international mistake of the magnitude of not being able to bomb the enemy supply lines Bobby wants to play to win But of course America is in a period of not being beastly to the Russians Apparently chess is a game in which easy to play for a stalfemate I say because Bobby explaining chess at the Celebrity Tennis Tournament at La Costa the other day has all the patience of Edward Tuller explaining the hydrogen atom to a guy with a bone in his nose The Russian champion Spassky is in my class Bobby says a better player period If we play 10 matches to win which is the way a match of this kind ought to be played being dictated to by the Russian Chess Federation and my government is going along because i MONDAY 49 LB GhOUPEH GROUPER KINGS CLOSEST BOAT TO FLORIDA KEYS CRANDOK PARK MARINA KEY BISCAYNE MPT JOSEPH nIewvobc f3 MM TO 3 30PM WHY HU 361 'J JR41SPM MR S8 FAIIY BmuMFos f)Mf VL ifrTf tabued fl have rights! Rockets 3ign Busion DENVER (AP) The Denver Rockets of the American Basketball Association signed former University of Denver star Dave Busion to a contract Ftk tnurtriM lab are we green with yellow polka Shot Putters May Give US Games FRAME REPAIR AIR CONDITIONING RENTAL CARS AAA 0 0 OFF SCOTTY Cage Coach Picked BUFFALO NY (AP) Tom Borschel has been named coach of the Buffalo State varsity basketball team the squad he co captained just two years ago DEEP SEA FISHING ALL DAY OFF FLA KEYS $8 CO NITES 475 CHILDREN HALF FARE 65' SEABREEZE TOO MIAMARINA 374-6580 AMERICAN EXPRESS CARTE BLANCHE DINERS CLUB MECHANICAL DEPT TRANSMISSION KAYE IT ADJUSTED FDR $795 LEAKING? SEALS REPLACED AS LOW AS I Lackey Signs Long Net Pact UNIONDALE NY (AP) Bob Lackey a six-- foot six-inch forward from Marquette has signed a multi-year contract with the New York Nets the American Basketball Association club announced Thursday Lackey also was drafted by the Atlanta Hawks of the National Basketball OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL BISCAYNE BAY Bauvicw Steak Piibsfr (ARLEN HOUSE) a' 158th ST COLLINS A VE CALL 944-3434 lAMR WE ALSO OVERHAUL CARRY REBUILT TRANSMISSIONS! 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college I started doing what you have Being 6-7 Matson can take advantage of his great reach to whip the shot Thus he uses a rather unusual standing form and puts good lean into the shot WOODS crouches lower in the back of the ring and is probably the strongest of the three He concentrates on getting his shoulders right above his left foot getting his right foot and leg moving quickly forward and getting weight behind the Feuerbach says his form is basically the same as it has been for years but in recent months he has started his throw in an exaggerated crouch with his free left arm winging across his body As he begins to move forward he accelerates slowly then try to explode You know get the maximum amount of speed at the very last He has more problems staying in the small shot put circle but says the form is evolving I put it all together Woods beat both his rivals last weekend in two competitions and says a big lift to know finally getting some $1150 with ELEC CART ELEC CARTS $5 (RIDES TWO) THIS IdtAhS 2 FtUPLE CAN RIDE AND PUT FOR $5 EACH 1 OO WITHOUT ELEC CART S2 50 AFTER 2 PM $1 SO AFTER 4PM HI BODY I WHEEL ALIGNMENT VINYL TOPS 24 HR lb AUTO CENTER ON ALL MUFFLER ft 4- fhu I Iff- By DAY BERGER Th Associated Press LOS ANGELES They are different as Charley Brown Schroeder and Snoopy of the comics They live thousands of miles apart yet chart each performances carefully Each has a different life style which is expressed in his manner on the field of competition and off George Woods Randy Matson and A1 Feuerbach may give America its only 1-2-3 sweep in the Olympic Games this summer in Munich Germany because they are the top three shot putters MATSON 27 years old is the established world-record holder veteran who resembles Schroeder of the comic strip with his scholarly aloof approach and calm cool demeanor have stayed around after the 1968 Olympics but I wanted to better my world record I guess been lazy or something" he says seriously family and my job became important to me and I work as hard as I should At six-feet seven inches 270 pounds hair close-cropped with massive shoulders and well defined arms and hands which once played basketball Matson is the most awesome of the three His world record of 71 feet 5 2 inches was set back in 1967 a year before he won the Olympic gold medal record is a says Woods newest of shot elite been on the books five years The shot record used to go up two three feet every year Then Randy got one out there and it stayed there tell you something that record will go this year It has to I just hope the one who does it WOODS Charles if you will is a friendly jocular fellow been No 2 all his life until this past weekend when he beat both of his rivals two straight Woods was second to Mat-son in the 1964 NCAA championships and fourth in 1966 He made the Olympic team as an unknown in 1968 and was the silver medalist-second again to Matson Recently worked hard with weights and improved his speed in the ring to become the world's third man over 70 feet Woods who wears glasses off the field and is almost never without a smile stands 6-2 weighs 310 and throws with more brute strength than either of his two foes Only a permanent wrist injury to his throwing hand Florida Stale League SOUTHERN DIVISION Pet GB Miami 38 23 623 Pompano 34 24 586 2l2 West Palm 29 27 518 Cocoa 27 34 443 11 Ft Laud 24 34 414 124 Key West 24 34 414 W2 NORTHERN DIVISION Pet GB Daytona 37 27 578 Tampa 35 27 565 St Petersburg 33 29 532 Winter Haven 29 31 483 Orlando 29 34 460 Lakeland 24 39 381 RESULTS Cocoa at Miami incomplete Ft Lauderdale at Pompano Beach incomplete West Palm Beach at Key West incomplete Winter Haven at Tampa incomplete Daytona Beach at St Petersburg incomplete Orlando at Lakeland incomplete WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Miami 7 Cocoa 0 Lakelarx 6 Orlando 0 Pompano Beach 7 Fort Lauderdale 3 Daytona Beach A St Petersburg 1 Winter Haven 1 Tampa 2 West Palm Beach at Key West ppd ram GAMES Cocoa at FL Lauderdale Key West at 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