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by Jude Acers (US senior master)
DIAGRAM: White has an abso-
lutely forced combinational win in
this beautiful position from the
interzonal competition now raging
in Petropolis, Brazil. To appre-
ciate this one, you have to see the
kicker at the end at the beginning.
NEWS & GAMES: Predictions
come true, but...As expected, Al-
exander Belyavsky won the world
junior championship in Teesside
England, but only after the very
last game was over. He scored
an incredible 5-zip finish to over-
take and surpass Slavoljub Marjan-
ovic, who had looked like a shoo-
in for first place after eight out of
11 rounds, a point and a half out
in front. The Soviet and Yugoslav
leaders met in the final round,
with Belyavsky taking the spoils
in 63 crucial moves.
England's Tony Miles played
heads-up chess all the way, beat-
ing Belyavsky, for a well-deserved
second place finish, thus confir-
ming his excellent performances
last year at Lone Pine andSparks.
Another Englishman, Michael S-
tean, defeated Miles in their in-
dividual game, winding up in a
three-way tie for third with Mar-
janovic and US junior champion
Larry Christiansen. The young-
ster- bears watching I
Christiansen, who just turned
17 a couple of months ago, blazed
a trail of glory in spite of losing
to Belyavsky and drawing with
ATLANTIS EVERS'WIDOW
POLITICAL? BACKS DfARMY
Is Atlantis up for political grabs?
The archeological find of the
century may very well have oc-
curred on July 16 off the coast of
Spain. Divers from an American
.expedition, using Plato's book on 1
Atlantis as direction-finder, sub-
merged into international waters
and came upon man-made artifacts
and columnar structures.
The Los Continent found at last?
Archeologist MaxineAsherof Pep-
perdine College, head of the ex-
pedition, 90% believes they have
found the underwater remains of
Atlantis. She stated in a phone
conversation from Ireland to a
Southern California late-night ra-
dio talk show that Atlantis -is
not a mystery . but a scientific
reality.
Why has something of this pot-
ential magnitude passed with little
mention by the press? Dr. Asher
submitted three reports to UPI
but for some reason was no re-
leased for publication. The expe-
dition in search of the Lost Con-
tinent of Atlantis had bee -
tinent of Atlantis had been greeted
with cooperation from government
jtand press during the search until
'their discovery, after which the co-
operation turned to opposition. Wh-
at exactly do the political com-
plications mean in connection with
the very probable discovery of At-
"lantis?
I Dr. Asher and her archaeologi-
|cal expedition of fifty-five sutdents
;;and divers journeyed to Spain
j where the government offered full
'^cooperation-prior to their discov-
sfery, that is. The Spanish govern-
'ment, very much interested in the
prospect of finding Atlantis, gran-
.ted diving permits and afforded
lodging to the American as well as
to Russian and Grecian expeditions
; also in operation.
I However, after the July 16 dis-
tcovery, Spanish authorities kept
, them off the beaches, impounded
Dr. Asher's $15,000 library, with-
j crew diving privileges and escor-
P1CK.UP
BARBS IN BewtlEVP
AT 2012 UNIVERSITY
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AT 1O72A MARKET
Miles. Our highest rated junior
(USCF 2393) acquitted himself ad-
mirably in his second international
trial and we can justifiably ex-
pect great things of him 'in the
future.
Final scores: Belyavsky, 8 1/2
-2 1/2; Miles, 8-3; Stean, Mar-
janovic and Christiansen 7 1/2-
3 1/2; Bloch and Leow 5-6; Coop-
er and Dieks, 4 1/2-6 1/2; Birie-
scu 3 1/2-7 1/2; Momeni 2 1/2-
8 1/2; Freil, 2-9. .
White: Belyavsky (USSR). Black:
Dieks (Holland). World Junior, T-
eesside 1973. Sicilian Defense 1
abcdefgh
e4 c5 2 Nf3 d6 3 d4 4 Nd4
Nf6 5 Nc3 a6 6 a4 e6 7 Be2 White to play and winl
Be7 & o-o Qc7 9 f4 b6 10
Bf3 Bb7 11 e5 de 12 fe Nfd? 16 Qg7 0-0-0, with a good game
13 Bb7 Qb7 14 Qg4(A) Bc5 15 for Black.
Khll(B) Bd4 16 Qd4 Nc6 17
(C) Better than 17 Qg4 0-0-0,
Qe4(C) Nde5 18 Bf4 Ng6 19 again with Black standing well.
Bd6 Rd8(D) 20 Radl Rd7 21
(D) Now 19...0-0-0 does not work
Ba3 Nce7(E) 22 Rd7 Qd7 23 because of 20 Rf7.
Qa8ch Qc8 24 Qa7 f5 25 Qb6
(E) Black defends more accur-
Kf7(F) 26 Ne4Qc2 27 NgSch ately with l...Nge71, which White
Kf6 28 Be7ch Ne7 29 Qe6ch intended to answer by 22 Rd7
Kg5 30 Qe7ch Kh6(G) 31 QeSch Qd7 23 Rdl.
Kg6 28 Be7ch Ne7 29 Qe6ch
(F) Or 25...0-0 26 Rel, and White
Kg5 33 h4ch Kh4(H) 34 Rf5 has considerable pull.
Re8(I) 35 Rf4ch Kg5 36 Qg-
4ch Kh6 37 Qh4ch Kg6 38 QgSch
Black resigns.
(Notes by Anatoly Bykhavsky, (G) If 30...Kg6, then 31 Qe6ch
translatecffrom "64" No.31,Aug. Kg5 32h4ch.
3-9,1973, pg. 6. (H) After 33...Kg4 White wins
(A) Sharply played. More solid with 34 Qe7.
is 14 Bf4. (I) Another try that loses is
(B) IF 15 Nce2, then 15...Nc6l 34...Qclch 35 Kh2 Qc7ch 36 Re5.
ted the expedition away under ar-
med guard.
Dr. Asher is presently in Ire-
land to be free from harassment
at sea. The program is now in a
state of limbo, according to the
dean of Pepperdine College. Be-
cause of the political situation
in Spain, Dr. Asher will wait
six weeks before she reveals all
her present data.
L. Lim-
TUESDAY
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TORTURE
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gay women and men are welcome.
Bishop's is located in downtown
Oakland at 1437 Harrison. The
hours on Tuesday nights are bet-
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9:00.
The Aug 21 program is David
Green's film 'Pamela and lan.'
David Green is in the Gay Art-
ists and Writers Collective.
East Bay Gay is a' community
services organization. Its office
is at Bishop's Coffeehouse. East
Bay Gay runs the Gay Switch-
board, Counseling Collective (cou-
nseling for personal problems by
gay counselors), and the Speakers
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to meet people, and volunteers are
always needed. For more info, call
the Switchboard from 2pm to llpm
daily: 893-1019.
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BY Avis Worthington
Myrlie Evers, widow of slain
civil rights activistMedgaf Evers,
came to Berkeley this week to
campaign against the recall of
Council member D'Army Bailey.
The tall, self-possessed woman
walked the streets with Bailey
and his campaign Saturday .accom-
panied by a truckload of musicians.
Many of those who accepted
campaign literature from Mrs.
Evers didn't realize who she was.
She also campaigned for Bailey and
Ira Simmons in 1971 when both
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and Black gets mated. be Re8 9 d3 ed 10 ed d6 11
************ Rbl h6 12 Ne4 13 Be4 Ne5
14 f4 Nc4 15 f5 d5 16 Bg2 Ne3
17 Be3 Re3 18 f6 g6 19 Qd2
Mecking is in great form at Re6 20 Qh6 Rf6 21 Rf6 Qf6
the Petropolis Interzonal now win- 22 Bd5 Bf5 23 Rb7 Rd8 24
ding up in Brazil, showing parti- Bc4 Qc3? 25 Bf7chll Kf7 26
cular saavy in tactical situations. Rc7ch Qc7 27 Qh7ch Ke6 28
Pre-tourney favorite Portisch sh- Qc7 Rd3 29 Qa7 Rdlch 30 Kf2
ares the lead with Mecking, how- Rd2ch 31 Kf3 RdSclh 32 Kf4
ever, and will certainly finish in Kf6 33 Qaoch Black resigns.
one of the top three qualifying EAST ASIA BOOK & GAME CEN-
spots for the world championship TER: Gary Grady has moved his
candidates' matches in 1974. chess and go studio to where the
, Hort holds down wecond place action is, right at the corner of
after 15 of 17 rounds, but he is Dwight Way and Telegraph inBer-
followed closely by Ljubojevic, keley. Hours, 12-6, Tue. through
Polugaevsky and Geller. Fri., 10-5 on Sta. (phone 848-8018).
The best that can be said a- SOLUTION TO DIAGRAM:-For-
oout Reshevsky's performance is mer world champion Vasily Smys-
that he chechmated Ljubojevic. lov could have been the victim of a
Keres, unfortunately, has been humiliating crush at the hands of
sick, probably a crime of old-
international master Lian Ann Tan,
age aches and pains. but fate decreed otherwise. Tan
Tan missed a shot at immor-
played 24 Rh77? , blowing itforall
tality against Smyslov (see dia- time, and Smyslov not only squig-
gram) and will never rise again.
gled free but actually won the game
Considering his youth and in- when Tan overstepped the time
experience in international com- limitl
petition, Biyiasas has handled him-
self extremely well, scoring the
biggest point of his life against The annihilation of a champion
begins with a double rook sacri-
Soviet superstar Efim Geller.
White: Henrique Mecking. Bl- fice, 24 RhSchll Bh8 25 RhSchl
Kh8 26 Qh6ch Kg8, proceeds
ack: Lian Ann Tan. 11 Interzon- with 27 e6ll, threatening mate
al, Petropolis 1973. English Op- and covering f7 with the pawn, and
ening 1 c4 e5 2 Nc3 Nf6 3 Nf3 caps off the colossal crunch with
Nc6 4 g3 Bb4 5 Bg2 0-0 6 28 NgSI What a smash I Smyslov
0-0 6 0-0 e4 7 Ng5 Bc3 8 sighs while Tan cries......
for."
Ms. Evers asked that the black
community stop fighting among
itself.
"When on earth are we going
to stop doing that? I look back
on 10 years and I speak about
that rather emotionally because
I still feel the pangs of what was
done."
were running for office.
"People will be effected by the
election August 21," Ms. Evers
GROVE STREET
said, "black, white, rich, poor."
"We can say 'Right on,' we REGISTRATION
can raise flst, we can give five, Grove Street College (North Perali
ten fifty dollars and still not Community College) registration rui
make a dent in what has to be
done," Myrlie Evers said. through Aug. 20-31. Classes are free'l
Of Bailey, Ms. Evers said, "I all persons of the Peralta Communit
came to Berkeley to campaign for College Dist. who are 18 years ol<
him when he was running for this Contact Admissions at 5714 Grove St
seat. I have followed his career
and there things I havesmiledat Oakland, Ph. 655-6110. Classes begi
things I have stuck out my chest Sept. 4-6.______________
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