The Lexington Herald from Lexington, Kentucky • 12

12 The Lexington Herald and The Lexington Leader Lexington Ky- Saturday July 15 1972 Fischer Loses Appeal For Replay Of Game He Forfeited To Spassky ee the American said he was out of sight was the fairness of ation said that if the match was stopped by dis-qualification the organizers would not pay the share This meant that Fischer could not only lose his chances at the title but a great sum of money As the loser he would be entitled to $46875 from the chess federation $45000 from a purse of about $120000 offered by British financier James Slater and $27500 from television and movie rights In a seven-page letter to Lothar Schmid the chief refer ture cameras in the hall Thus Spassky who won the first game was 2-0 in the 24-game series He needs 10 more points to retain the title A victory counts one point and a draw half a point Fischer agreed to go ahead with the match if the cameras were removed although the movie and television rights allowed the Icelandic Chess Federation to offer a record $125000 purse for the two players Gudmundur Thorarinsson president of the Icelandic feder- By STEriTENS BROEMNG REYKJAVIK Iceland (AP)-Bobby Fischer charged on Friday that tournament organizers teemed to "upset and provoke deliberately but an appeals committee rejected his request to replay the chess game he forfeited to Boris Spassky The world champion from the Soviet Union was awarded Thursday's second game in the championship match when Fischer refused to appear staying in his hotel suite because he objected to three moving pic told the cameras would be si' lent and invisible but "nothing could have been farther from the facts" He previously had told Schmid that although he could not see or hear the cameras the knowledge that they were there made him nervous In his letter however he asserted: bungling un knowns who claimed to be professional cameramen were clumsy rude and deceitful The only thing invisible silent and ROUNDING TIIE TURN The horses round the turn in the rack gait the fastest of the five in the $500 Junior Exhibitors Stake at the Lexington Junior League Horse Show last night (Staff Photo by Martin Jessee) the part of the organizers "I have never compromised on anything affecting playing conditions of the game itself which is my art and my profession seemed to me that the organizers deliberately tried to upset and provoke me by the way they coddled and kowtowed to that (camera) crew "I am keen to play this match and I hope game two will be scheduled for Sunday July 16 at five in the afternoon" Fischer declared that when all the camera equipment had been removed will be at the chessboard" A four-man committee voted 3-1 to reject request for a replay said Gudmunder Amlaughsson of Iceland assistant referee who served on the committee agreed to support Schmid's derision" he said of us felt that it could not be done otherwise There was one against" Opposing was Fred Cramer an official of the US Chess Federation and an associate of Fischer The other members were Baldur oiler an Icelandic Chess Federation official and Nikolai Krogius a Spassky aide Andrew Davis Fischer's lawyer who arrived in the morning from New York appeared upset by the ruling Asked if Fischer would appear for the third game Sunday he replied: comment on that" Davis appeared before the committee along with two Russians before it began its deliberations Davis declared Fischer wanted the forfeited game played and deserved it because playing conditions in the hall had been ruined by the presence of the cameras If one player objected that was sufficient reason to halt the play he contended Yefim Gcller second and Vkitor Ivonin from the Soviet Sports Committee urged strict application of the tournament rules These provide that the clock must be started if a player doesn't appear on time for a game and after an hour the game is forfeited if he appear The Russians said a match can be postponed only for written medical excuse and no excuse had been given Fischer delivered a copy of his protest to hotel after handing it to Schmid He stuck the sealed envelope in pigeon hole and the Russian got it as he was eating breakfast in the hotel dining room Spassky read it and said about everything except chess" Spassky commented that he was disappointed and planned to go fishing for two days and not think about chess Chester Fox the New York promoter who bought the film rights to the championship said he discussed arrangements with Fischer at the Yale Club in New York on June 28 Fox said he explained how the cameras would be used Fischer raised no objections and perfectly reasonable" discussed how we would he added wanted to know specifically how much money he would get all he was interested Dixie Northern Giggle Way Into 13-Year-Old Final Tilt High Jump For A Low Blow Houston Astros left fielder Hobby Watson makes a high jump to eateh a bases-loaded drive by former Kentuckian Riek Monday of the Chicago Cubs in the first inning of Thursday's game at Wrigley Field On the way up (left) he smashes into the wall (renter) and goes down making sure the ball is still in his glove (right)- Watson's tremendous one-handed catch ended the inning and Houston went on to win 7-2 (Associated Press Wirephoto) Racing Commission Continues Probe Into Derby Day Races Next Tuesday By RICK BAILEY They're called For obvious reasons Obvious because the winning team in an athletic contest has little trouble with the opposition and can if it wishes cn route to victory As a result of two yesterday the Dixie All-Stars and the Northern stars will play at 1 pm Wav for the championship of the District Babe Ruth Tournament for 13-ycar-rids at Shilu o's Park Northern had little trouble defeating Southeastern 16-6 Likewise Dixie coasted to a 10-2 victory over Winchester The details: thought we would do all right if our hitting ever broke he noted "And finally our hitting shaped up That put pressure on Southeastern and hy morning-line longshnts who went off as short-priced favorites Apprentice Bruce Pronesti took off of both horses on a plea of illness after having been listed to ride overnight and he was replaced by more experienced jockeys Johnny Rots on Scotch Thorn and Jimmy Combest on Postal they made mistakes at crucial timea We were more relaxed today and those first hits broke the ice" For the record the Northern stars had 15 hits got six walks and took advantage of five Southeastern errors Leading the attack was Finn Green with three hits and three runs batted in Getting two isle-ties each were Jim McCarty Dewayne Walker and David Givens I was proud of all the play ers they all played well" M-rCarty added the subs got hits" Kirk Tolson who worked the first lour innings got the win He gave up one hit and three runs walking six and striking out two Tnt was only his third time on the mound in Babe Ruth play" McCarty said the longer distance from Little League I fully anticipate a lot of walks I consider it a good game when less than eight walks" Tolson tired badly and Tony Hicks pitched the last two innings Deluca lasted until the fourth when Bill Ilench finished up and surrendered eight runs to Northern in the final inning The rout was complete Ry FRANK WEEPS The Kentucky Raring Com mission will resume Tuesday its investigation into two questioned races run at Churchill Downs on Derby Day A second hearing into the races won hy Scotch Thorn and Postal Milagro has been scheduled at 10 am that day at the Commission offices here it was announced Friday afternoon 1 Several witnesses were heard July 6 in a day-long hearing Some of them may be recalled at the Tuesday session In an effort to clarify some discrepancies in their previous testimony Both of the races were won such licenses in Michigan and Arkansas where the stable hai previously raced It was also brought out at the previous hearing that prominent veterinarian Dr Alex Harthill who entered a claim of Postal Milagro for $3500 from the race on behalf of A1 Levinson of California at that time likewise did not have a license as an authorized agent although he had applied for one and it has since been issued Dr Harthill argued that such ar authorized license though required under Kentucky racing rules is not needed under the Kentucky commercial code which calls only for a verbal authorization This the Louisville veterinarian claimed to have Because of the investigation he charged that he has been unable to work and the Levinson stable has been unofficially barred from racing except in California Northern 16 Southeastern 6 two-run single put Dixie ahead 3-0 before Mike Slone drew a pass with the bases loaded and Joe Ciaravino was hit by a pitch two-run single was the big blow in three-run third inning Two more runs in the next frame seeled doom And now Dixie manager Dan Hammond was saying: had a good day they did a good job I was satisfied with everything overall And I thought Jim Young did a real good Ah yes Jim Young The starting pitcher for Dixie who allowed only one hit in the three innings he pitched striking out four in the process And not walking a single hitter pulled him after three inninga" Hammond explained we can use him for another three innings in the finals if we have to We also wanted to give Joe Cowley (the reliever) a little experience" Cowley was not as effective as Young But then he didn't have to be either Hitters like Gary Summers Moses Stigers and Slone saw to that They all had two hits each in the 10-hit attack Slone and Stigers also had three runs batted in apiece Carl Parker led Winchester with two hits Hammond indicated his starter in the championship would be Joe Tucci who posted an 112 victory over Garden Springs in the first round Northern manager McCarty named Willie Dunn to start for his team in the final A today? Doubteful became both finalists have shown they can hit A wide-open ilugfest More than likely thank you Milagro Most of the evidence at the previous hearing concerned the latter horse and there was some indication that the Commission had satisfied itself there was nothing improper about the Scotch Thom race although no ruling has yet been made in regard to either race Scotch Thorn belongs to Mrs Betty Kaclin of Louisville whose husband trainer Forrest Kaclin was the only witness heard on that race at the initial hearing Postal Milagro raced in the name of Gray of Louisville who according to testimony at the previous hearing had leased the horse a few days earlier from Alwin Kowall of Detroit The discrepancies in the previous testimony concerned chiefly differing accounts by Gray on the one hand and Kowall and his trainer Sturges Ducoing of New Orleans on the other as to the circumstances terms conditions and methods of payment of the lease It wss reported earlier that the only copy of the disputed lease is now being held by the Louisville Courier-Journal which has refused to release it to the Racing Commission According to the evidence at the initial hearing Mr Ducoing at the time he arranged the lease did not hold a Commission license to act as an authorized agent in Kentucky for Kowall although he did hold The first two Northern batters provided an indication of the rout to come when they opened the game with hits Southeastern pitcher Tom Deluca escaped until the third when Northern scored its first three runs A five-run fourth derided the issue And so Northern manager Ken McCarty had this to say afterward: Northern 101 SOS-14 11 SouthNitom Oil 4 4 5 To! ion Hicks I and McCarty Doluca Hanch (4) on WU W-Toison I Doluco Princess Margaret To Attend Open MUIRF1ELD Scotland (AP) For the first time in 24 years British royalty is coming to the British Open Golf Championship Frincrss Margaret sister of Queen Elizabeth II will be here Saturday for the final round of the 101st championship The last royal visitor to the British Open was father King George VI and the locale was the Muirfield's historic links on the southern shore of the Firth of Forth On that occasion the king shook hands with Henry Cotton on the tee at the start of the second round Cotton perhaps somewhat inspired shot a 66 and eventually won the title Britain's royalty normally favors horse racing and tennis as spectator sport Officials of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club stressed that Princess Margaret will attend the open "purely in a private Dixie 70 Winchester Brannon's Big Night (Conltouod From Foge II) at The show will commence 7:30 pm Cawen I Dixie Denmark awnad and ridden by Lynn Snyder ThrawGaMtd Pany Hla-Pat owned by Dr and Mrs Thomas Prysa and ridden by Tagie Pryse Draam Girl owned by Frith and ridden by Bonnie Hughe 1 My Prescription ewned end ridden by Barbara MacMurrayi 4 The Baron awnad riddon by Jorri-Lyn HoWran FIm Nmmm Amotaur Stake Glanvicw Radianca owns and drtvan by Mr Sinclair) Nightfall own and drfvan by Jean McLean Daviei Supreme Supreme atened by Duana Colburn a Dr Alan Raun and drtvan by It was simple Dixie's 192 victory over Winchester in yesterday's other semifinal The scorebook reads this way in second inning: four walks a hit batsman two hits one error And five runs thank you enough to assure Dixie a place in championship John single started things followed by a choice and two walks Dave ti Alan Rauni 4 Wing's Melody Sweat Ion I Fa awnad by Hayffald Miss Jennie awnad by Maptocrwt Farm by Lyn Ellen Halo Mr Whlttenborgi Square owned and drtvan by Mra Jana A Gambia DIxto ea 20S-1I1S I Windiestsr 000 Mock (2) and Mock Spark (I) Conley Sports Young County 4) and Stlgors) Iporks LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE NBC Tournament Continues Sunday Throe Gaited NUatow Memorial paler Exhibitors I Sea of Secrets owned and ridden by Debbie Com am 2 Weodtord County awnad i dm by Laurie Andenom Spring-lime Fantasy owned and ridden by Mery Laa Batch) 4 Hapy Tu owi and ridden by Judy Cooke 1 Satan's Sisfsr owned by North Ridge Farm and ridden by Betsy Graves utiler FIva-GaHad 1 Wind-Sir awnad by Guy Henley Jr and ridden by Sam Brannon 1 Good Oman ltd by Diplomat stable and ridden by Kenny Winter 2 Grand Stand owned and ridden by Garland Bradshaw 4 Happy Jack awnad by Mr i Mrs Robert Nlektous and ridden by Dm Reinhart Margie's American wd by Royal Scot Stablas and ridden by Bonnie Byrne SATURDAY CLASSES 1 quit etion Jefferson Harris Memorial Champlamhlp 2 Hackney Pany Champtomhlp 1 Thraa-Gatted Ladles Slake 4 FI no Homes Championship I Flvo-Goitsd Amateur Slake Harness Pany Championship 7 Five Bolted Pony Championship Throe Called Grand Champtomhlp Roedstor Wagon Championship Ml FlvGilted Grand Championship 1 Nefldaya Kins Cherry owned by Coetollo'i Holiday Farm and driven by Lyta Hartman Destiny's Showboat owned by Braokmont Form and driven by Joa Johnetoni 3 Command Performance owned by A Forma and driven by Cart Gabai 4 McrrywUHa There That awnad by Lowell Dunn and driven by Lea Dunn Silvar Creak Satellite awnad by Marlon Oliver and driven by Ray Olivar Tbraa-Gaftad Amataur Ckempleaikla 1 Daar Ona awnad and ididan by Joan McLean Davie 1 Bellielma owned by Moadowbroofc and ridden by Sharon Oodoj 1 Valley WIN awnad by Dr Mra Clyde Kirk and ridden by Marla Kirk Mayfield 4 Pipe Dream owned by Casper Coin Form and ridden by Wendy Wegner I Sea Beauty owned by Mr and Mra Joioefi Pfeifer and ridden by Mra Jaaaph Pfeifer BHn Championship 1 Eyre Lad awnad by John Hutcheson Jr and driven by Sam Brannon I Nlbley Dean awnad by Brownvlaw Farm and drtvan by Prtetan Oder Sundown Lad awnad by Mr and Mra Edward Lindsay and drlvan by Ran Parkinson 4 Powdering owned by Whitney Stables and drlvan by Bab Whltnevi 1 Zara Hour awnad by Deway Hendtraan Stablas and driven by Dawoy PHONE 252-2172 PHONE 252-2172 tournament are elated in Frankfort July 22-24 the champion then meeting the Tennessee winner for a berth in the national tournament to be held in Wichita Kan the Single Harness Pony class Command Performance entry of the A Farms of Ontario Canada was runner-up Diplomat Stables of Versailles Ky won the tack-room judging held on Thursday afternoon Second was Grape tree Farm also of Versailles Four Farm of Hernando Fla was third and Spring Valley Farm of East-jover SC was fourth Tonight is stake night the final evening of the 1972 Junior League Horse Show As in every horse show the featured event of the entire show will be the Five-Gaited Grand Championship The featured horse would have to be World Champion Yorktown owned by Jamea McLean Davis of Harrodsburg and ridden by trainer Tom Moore Yorktown was not shown in this class a year ago as both owner and trainer were a bit apprehensive of the heavy rain-jfall and sloppy track on that final night of the ahow However the 8-year-old chestnut did win the Stallion Stake in the 1971 show Giddi-Up-Go winner of this Gelding Stake waa the Grand Champion last year in absence end will be back under trainer Don Harris I this year in the big class I Qua Sera owned by Srhellcrcst Farm of Liberty Mo and ridden by Sonny Sutton won the gaited Mare Stake cn Tuesday and should be in the money in the Grand Cham- pkinxhip class Second in the i mire stake was Starlight Hour owned by Jean McLean Davis land ridden by Tom Moore and this mare la another ona to I watch Sports Today BOS Atlas Listens and Learns STORAGE PACKING CRATING Top Seed Is Upset Offering "Gold Cup" service as performed by Bill Muncey and Atlas Hydroplane-winner of Owensboro Governors Cup Detroit Gold Cup and Madison Gold Cup The list of 12 teams currently alive in the National Baseball Congress state tournament will be sliced to six this Sunday as play in the double elimination tourney continues on several fronts In Lexington Sertoma plays Nicholssville at 1:30 pm on the Bryan Station Field while at the seme time Rainbo and the Lexington Braves meet at Lafayette Field Winners of these two games will face each other at 5:30 at Bryan Station All games are in the losers bracket At Sharpsburg the remaining four unbeaten teams will battle The Lexington Angels play Drift at 1:30 followed by a game between the Piratei and Blucgrass Industries At Frankfort Whicks and Hazard battle at the Kentucky State College diamond at 1:30 Frankfort meets the Orioles at Olie Leathers Field Winners of these losers bracket games square off at Leathers field at 4:30 The final gamei of the FAST PITCn SOFTBALL 7:00 Kentucky Fried Chicken of Lexington vs Winchester two games (at Southland Park) BASEBALL 1:30 Johnny Brack Shew (TV Ck I) 2:00 Pre-Game Show (TV Ch 18 3 3) 2:15 Astros vs Pirates (TV Ch 18 3 1) 8:08 Reds vs Cardiaals (TV Ch 18 Radio WLEX-FM WIIA5 WLW) GOLF 4:38 Ira Trevino Show (TV Ch 82 12) British Open (TV Ch 82 12) Saddle Seat lavHaffan-! Dana Lyon at Houston Iotas I Judy Cooks at Lmlngton 1 Frankla Bird at Valdosta Gcerqla 4 Laurls Andsrscn of Stoonv Ington Illinois! I Kristy Grutniterg at Cincinnati Ohio Amatos Hackney Pony Staka Stnola King' Racket awnad by Brown-view Farm and drlvsn by Mrs Bob brown 1 Enchantress owned by Meadow brook and driven by Mra Waller Prabsl: 1 lady Kennwe owned end drlvan bv Mrs Jim Alkmani 4 Tarry Jnen Souvenir owned by Mr and Mra Kenneth Wheeler and driven by Mrs Kenneth Wheeler Silver Creek Penny owned by Peedannland end drlvan by Dr Alan Raun Junior Eahibitors Plva-Oalftd I Stonawall's Sound at Music owned end ridden bv Cathy Noble 1 I Shrlver ewned and ridden by Jamie Davie Mayfield's Queen owned our Farm and ridden bv Kathy Sianthuryi 4 Hayftod'o American Beauty awnad and ridden by Cindy ATLANTA Gs (AP) Sev enth-seeded James Delaney of Potomac Md beat top-seeded Rss Rid of Greenville SC 6-3 6-3 Friday and completed one of the most surprising quarter finals in the history of the national Amateur Clay Courts Tennis Championships In an earlier match un-eeded Steve Krulevitz of Baltimore had knocked third-ranked Chico Ilagey of LaJolla Calif out of tha tournament 6-1 6-3 MOVING STORAGE INC 321 HENRY ST LEXINGTON KY i if £5.