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Fischer seeks psychological edge over Spassky
SVEH STEFAN, Sept 20 Bobby Fischer launched an aggressive fight for a psyc hotogically important fifth win over Boris Spassky on Sunday in game 11 of their dlrs 5 million chess rematch, reports AP.
A win by Fischer, who leads 4-2. would mark the symbolic halfway point in the match, tn which the first player to take 10 games Is the victor
Despite equally aggressive play by So^ky Fischer ap pond to be gaining the upper
Fischer went with his usual opening that has led into the Ruy Lopez In previous games when he played white ' But Spassky, who com-pfainrri of being tried after a 7 1/2-bour marathon game on Saturday, opted for the more adventurous Sicilian Defense and then shunned the common Open Variation for a less familiar line
Fischer surprised some expert observers with a gambit of a pawn tn his seventh move, opening up the centre and lines on his queenside
After 12 moves, Fischer had lost a bishop and three pawns while Spassky had lost a knight and two pawns. But ex perts at the match said Spassky appeared to be in trouble despite his one pawn advantage.
Match rules call for a change of venue from this Montenegrin Island resort to Belgrade; Yugoslavia a capital, when one player wins five games Otherwise, the next game is scheduled for Wednesday tn Svetl Stefan.
The first player to win IO games takes the dlrs 3.35 million top prize, and the loser gets dlrs 1.65 million. Draws do not count, and each game must be finished without adjournment.
Game 10 on Saturday ended tn a draw after 68 moves, the
longest contest of the scries so far Thal game had been scheduled for Thursday, but Spassky. 55. received a postponement after complaining kidney problems.
He had lost the previous three games In a scries of blunders that experts at the match speculated were health related. Spassky appeared re laxed and fit on Saturday, although he said he was really tired" at the end of the game.
There was speculation that Fischer had tried to extend, puy in what seemed a certain draw to wear Spassky down before Sunday's game. But Fischer said afterward that he was not convinced that a draw was inevitable.
Because draws do not count ta the match, players might feel compelled to try longer
than usual for a win. In most International chess competitions. each player Is awarded l/2polnt tn a draw.
The dlrs 5 million prize money has been put up by a Yugoslav businessman. Jedzl-mir Vaslljevic. and the match . is taking place In defiance of UN sanctions against Yugoslavia for provoking Civil War In neighboring Bostna-1 larzcgpvlria
Fischer 49. 1* returning to chess after a 20 year absence since beating Spassky to take the world title tn 1972.
Fischer insists he now Is playing . for the Wor(d Championship again, but the match is not recognised by the International Chess Federation, which stripped the American of the title tn 1975 after he refused to defend M