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2-A THE STATE Columbia, S. Monday July 17, 1972 How They Stand After 40 Moves Chess Match (Continued From 1-A) eras in the Icelandic Chess, Hall. The temperamental challenger even went so far as to book passage home to New York on a Sunday night flight. However, 90 minutes before the game was to begin the unpredictable chess genius suddenly changed his mind and agreed to play in the closed room. When the game was adjourned after Spassky, playing white, took his 41st move and Fischer had handed his next move to arbiter Lothar Schmid of West Germany, Fischer hurried from the closed room with his a second, the Rev.

William Lombardy, the American's only analyst. Others agreeing that Fischer held a commanding position in the third game were Frank Skoff, president-elect of the U.S. Chess Federation and Fridrik Olafsson, an Icelandic grand master. "Fischer has definitely a winning position," Olafsson said. When the game began, the "two players brought their own chairs into the room with only their seconds and started play on a simple wood table in the center.

An automatic closedcircuit television camera-of the had no objections to recorded what happened inside for the 1,500 spectators in the hall, who did not seem to Play By Play REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Here are ten moves in the third game of the world chess championship between titleholder Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and Bobby Fischer of the United States: Spassky--white. Fischerblack. 1. P-Q4, Kt-KB3 2. P-QB4, P-K3 3.

Kt-KB3, P-QB4 4. P-Q5, P(K3)xP 5. PxP P-Q3 6. Kt-B3, P-KKt3 7. Kt-B3, P-KKt3 7.

KKTt-1-Q2 8. P-K4, B-KKt2 9. B-K2, 0-0 10. 0-0, R-K1 12. BxKt.

PxB 13. Kt-QB4, Kt-K4 15. B-Q2, Kt-Kt5 17. B-KB4, Q-KB3 18. P-KKt3, B-Q2 19.

P-QR4, P-QKt3 20. KR-K1, P-QR3 21. R-K2, P-QKt4 22. (R1)-K1, Q-QKt3 23. P-QKt3, R-K2 24.

Q-03, R-Kt1 25. PxP. PxP 26. P-QKt4, P-QB5 27. Q-Q2, QR-K1 28.

R-K3, P-KR4 29. KR-K2, K-KR2 30. R-K3, K-Kt1 31. KR (K3)-K2, BxKt 32. QxB, RxP 34.

RxR, QxR Vienna Garden For Blind A Worldwide Model (Continued From 1-A) "I have tried to make it possible for the blind to feel at complete ease in the garden." said the designer, Prof. Viktor Moedlhammer, as he laid out the models and plans for new gardens that he has designed. His latest and most advanced garden for the blind has just recently been opened on a hillside in the old city of Jerusalem looking across the valley to the Garden of Gethsemane. The pioneer Vienna garden, taking up a quarter of the beautiful Weittheimstein Park, isshaded by huge old copper beeches, sycamores and oak and its boundaries are fenced off by high hedges of flowering shrubs. An aged man and woman, both of them carrying their white canes and wearing the yellow armband with the three black dots in a triangle that is the badge of the blind in this part of the world, found their way to the gate of the special park where they regularly join their friends--also blind whenever the weather permits.

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the absence of the players. Spassky was in trouble as he pondered his 41st will be sealed in an menvelope to be opened when the match resumes at 5 p.m. (1 p.m. EDT) Monday. Fischer ended the five-hour playing session on the attack forcing two queen checks in the 38th and 39th moves.

Spassky leads the 24-game match 2-0 after beating Fischer in the first game and winning the second on default. Robert Bryne, a U.S. grand master, said, "Bobby has a chance to win this game. He is a pawn ahead. The only problem is that they have bishops of different colors which is a complication." Krogius said Spassky made an error in his opening game around the 11th move but he would not discuss it in detail.

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