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Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 37

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Sun July 2 1972 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM 116 ChessMasters tA for Champ Title It will begin quietly Sunday THE CHARACTERS in this When Spassky won the title ball in the United States I loses the world championship the and his impor- ----N4-- -00-K -7rop er yrre' aftnoon in Iceland drama are pure Dostoyevsky: from another Russian Tigran would not care to be the man to an American? Spassky has a neighbors frequently 1 'Y -t a' 1 A' i 1 lt Promptly at 2 pm (Icelan- present champion who allows the championship a lot to lose complain of the loud Amen- i---: 1' 7 41 --tmo 1 die time) a Russian and an Boris Vasilyevich Spassky a to go to another nation It His present life by Soviet can jazz played on the Spass eil: American will sit down to broad-shouldered bear of a would be a serious matter in standards is nothing short of ky phonograph at all hours 'i' play a game of chess in a man who knows he must many ways luxurious Spassky lives with of the night 4 ori in Just small auditorium at Reykia i( -f '-it l'k' locr i matain the dominance that ow serious no one his second wife Larissa and More he has consistentl s- iA' -rt 1' 4) Russians have held in world really knows Certainly it is their four-year-old son on the VI 4 chess since 1937 or face the not likely that Spassky like fifth floor of a 25-story VIP refused to join the Communist During the five hours that consequences the late Alexander Alekhine apartment building in Mos- party and he was outspo- S- "ii t-? 404 4 follow they probably will not The challenger Robert would be condemned to death con' kenly critical of the Russian 4 k' 1- i exchange a dozen words Nor James "Bobby" Fische (Alekhine one of Russia invasion of Czechoslovakia i-- 'i 4 NA -1r: will the audience To a casual gangling Chicago-torn "en- great chess masters was con- IIIS INCOME of 550 rubles which could hardly have observer it all might seem fant terrible of the chess demned to death by the Bol- per month is about five times 1 a Soviet authorities i l'k -0 4 A 404: about as exciting and drama- world" who has called him- sheviks after the October 1917 the average for a Russian since he was widely quoted in 1k -4-it --sy ic as a visit to a ausoleum self the "unofficial world revolution He fled to the Worker He is one of the few the Western press 1'r and lived in exile until But there will be no caswil champion" for nearly a dec- est Soviet citizens who drives a Ile finished sixth in the ') kil 4 observers ade and who now must prove his death in 1948 foreign car (a bright-red Vol- Alekhine memorial tourna- NA 47 4 4 For this will be the first in his claim Considerations of public re- vo bought after Ilnssia IA nil ment last December nnd 1111P who allows the championship to go to another nation It would be a serious matter in many ways Just how serious no one really knows Certainly it is not likely that Spassky like the late Alexander Alekhine would be condemned to death (Alekhine one of Russia's great chess masters was condemned to death by the Bolsheviks after the October 1917 revolution He fled to the West and lived in exile until his death in 1948) Considerations of public re Ills INCOME of 550 rubles per month is about five times the average for a Russian worker He is one of the few Soviet citizens who drives a foreign car (a bright-red Volvo bought after Russia W011 the and his impor- tant neighbors frequently complain of the loud Amen- can jazz played on the Spass- ky phonograph at all hours 4 of the night I 'il'" 9 fpi More he has consistently 1f orys refused to join the Communist i v11!) 3 i party and he was outspo- i 1 kenly critical of the Russian V''z 4 invasion of Czechoslovakia 4 which could hardly have 4 pleased Soviet authorities since he was widely quoted in the Western press He finished sixth in the Alekhine memorial tourna- ment last December and one iftitl i 1 i' t' 7 4': 4 c-: ti-: 4''s 4 I lil 1': i 1 9 'w'444-10t6fYik' 'y 11004 4 i L1 -40 --43' I '''''1 it 1 4 1it L'N tt-4-4'-'4 ossi- 4 ''''A fit 5 4 BOBBY FISCHER American grandmaster who played him said there was i lackluster uncertain quality new agency passed this off to his play that had not char- as "mere' camouflage" sayacterized it in the past" inn Spassky really had not Tass the official Soviet been trying was merely tun lations would seem to mitigate against such an extreme Still there is little doubt he would be made to feel his government's displeasure min De matte to tee! DIS wernment's displeasure Petrosian (in the last championship event three years ago) the purse was only $1400 But the real prize is more than money "I want the money" Fischer said recently in an interview at the New York resort where he was undergoing rigorous training "But I want the title even more "Chess is my life my hobby my recreation my profession I have proved that I am the best in the past but now I want that fact officially recognized" "WE TAKE MUCH interest in chess" Spassky said recently "It is as much the national sport of Russia as base Petrosian (in the last cham- Pionship event three years agoi the purse was only $1 '401) But the real prize is more than money "I want the money" Fisch- er said recently in an inter- view at the New York resort where he was undergoing rig- orous training "But I want the title even more "Chess is my life my hobby my recreation my profession I have pro ved that I am the best in the past but now I want that fact offi- the 1970 Invitational team tournament in West BORIS SPASSKY a series of 21 games to decide The winner's end of the the chess championship of the purse is $100000 and that world and this confronta- alone could be a fair indicator lion has drawn more world- of the difference between the wide interest than any other championship matches of 1972 event of its kind in history and those of the past ing up for the matches with Fischer and "is preparing a big surprise" for the American challenger Ile seldom rises before noon a sleepy Russian bear What would happen If he very hard to get moving in gdoolornomm 1111101111Pdidlinli E--J rill nil (3D 8 LILI 11 1 LEI IN (I VII 1 PAT 1 Save on this ire take-home a ir conditioner Now with Thermostat Control! 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