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Fischer-Spassky 2nd game drawn
former world Championship adversary Borts Spassky, reports Reuter.
Fischer, playing black, even looked close to winning after four hours but finally offered draw after a grueling six and a half hours and Spassky s 59th move.
Fischer. 49. gave credit Thursday to hi* old opponent, the same man he defeated tn 1972 to became American's first and only chess world champion.
"Boris had a good game, but then he made a few slips. Fischer Mid. 1 had a winning chance ... the end is a clear draw
Spassky, a 55-vesr-old Russian now • French citizen, conceded be simply "played badly" In the middle of the game
Spassky played white and opened the game at 3.30 pm with the Samlsch variation Fischer adopted the Kings Indian defence to appreciative 'oohs' from the audience
Given Spa»»ky » early positional advantage, che** expert* were Impressed by the strength of Fischer's middle game Some said he came close to beating Spassky outright
"Fischer's not much worse than he u»ed to be — that mean* he * one of the best in the world." Icelandic Grand master Melgar Peturason said .
Thl* I* beautiful play." Uki Aleksander Nikitin. ■ Russian Grandmaster The Fischer we saw today is the Fischer of 20 years ago
Spassky, robbed of the world crown by Fischer in 1972. appeared to have won a positional advantage after an opening with a King's Indian defence and sacrificing a pawn In the 18th move
But Grandmaster* watching the game said the former Soviet chess genius made a major error 16 moves later by faibng to play his bishop.
Fischer, easily realising his advantage, won an exchange, gaining a rook for a bishop and swinging the game in hl* favour as Spassky tired.
But Spassky fought back after the 52nd move, ensuring a draw offered by Fischer.
Fischer fans noted that the 49-year-old American stuck to his own variations of the King's Indian defence opening from 20 years ago and ignored subsequent improvement* by Russian Gerri Kasparov
"He * tough.' said Icelandic Grandmaster Melgar Peturason. There * certainly nothing wrong with his play '
Under the rule* of the match, draw* do not count for points leaving the score 1 -0 . after Fischer-» convincing opening victory In a six liour contest Wednesday. The contest la being held in this elegant Adriatic sea resort tn defiance of UN sanction* against Yugoslavia
The next game in the serie* is due to take place on Saturday
There are to be no ad
Journments tn the series, in which the victor will be the first to win 10 games
After one player win five game*, the match moves to Belgrade, the capital of Serbia and the new truncated Yugoslavia.