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Show The chessloarl The Salt LaU Tribune Robert Hales, K.C. Holmes win high sehool chess crowns By Craig Madsen Robert Hales of Spanish Fork and K.C. Holmes of Timpview won the 1984 Utah high school chess champi6Mi-onships by scoring near-perfe- marks. These two youngsters won their first five games; drew each other in round six; and then won their seventh and final game for the title. Hales just narrowly defeated Holmes on the second (!) set of for the trophy. Hales was the defending champion. J.B. Akert of Woods Cross was the only player undefeated after six rounds, but a loss to Holmes in the finale cost him the title. Also scoring six points was Steve Holmes of Timpview and David Evans of Cyprus. Dixie Hemingway of Kearns scored a very impressive This score won her the top female award, "1st E, and 14th overall. Her brother Marc placed 18th. Woods Cross High won the overall team title on over Timpboth scoring 26 points. Interview mountain Indian Academy won the 1A2A team title with 13 points. This event was held last week at American Fork High School. Congratulations to all the winners! 5-- 5. David Evans 6. Steve Block 7. Dim Williams S. Bill Vicars 9. Dave Holbrook 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 14. 17. 18. 19. 20. 4 Cyprus Grontte 5h Woods Crnes Box Elder sy, Woods Cross 5 Hurricane 5 Skyline Orem Ray Sundln Blake Walker Steve Zlmmermon Troy Nielson Dixie Hemmlngway Derek Johnson Von Willis Rod Jacket Marc Hemingway Ray Ward David Norman Cwrus Kearns 5W 5W schools. Defending team champions are: John F. Kennedy Junior High, Orem Junior High, and Western Hills Elementary. Bill Clock of Central Junior High and Mark Voorhles of Western Hills are the defending Individual 5 5 5 Skyline Timpview 5 Intermountain Kearns 5 4h Woods Cross Woods Cross 4W 4A & 3A School Awards Woods Cross Skyline 3. Cyprus 24 23 22 2H4 1. 2. 4. Kearns 5. Granite 4. Box Elder 7. Brighton 1. 2. 24. Timpview Benlomon 20 Orem 15h 4. Amer. Fork 12 21 5. Lehl 204. Spanish Fork ' 3. 8 7. that con represent a school, but team awards will be determined by using the scores of the top five players from the larger junior high schools; the top three players from the smaller lunlor high schools; and the top three players from the elementory 13 champs. Lost year's event drew some 218 youngsters from 34 schools. Further Information con be obtained from tournament director Kent Felti, 375 North 1020 East 17, Provo 84401. Be sure to bring your chess sets! Tournament Information The fifth annual James Decker Memorial, with the state's largest guaranteed prize sent to Senior Tournament Director Robert Tanner at 1473 South 300 East, Salt Lake Sundai, April draw becouse of his h l. Kasparov Smyslov 8, 1H4 b W Dlitt Theatik E9 e 1 W W I 'I'rOOhh'i'iC'i f , There will be a 5 late fee for procrastinators. Gam 10 Torrosch Defense City 841 15l SENIOR CITIZENS JODIE FOSTER BEAU BRIDGES ROB LOWE and NASTASSJA KINSKI d4, d5 2 Nf3, c5 ) c4, e 4 cdS, ed5 5 1, Nft 7 84) 8 Nc3, Nc4 9 BgS, Cd4 10 Bgl, 13 Khl, Bg4 Nd4, h4 11 Be 3, ReO 11 a3, 14 fl, BhS 15 Nc4!T (Smyslov played 15 Bgl 67 B4 their 8th game. The text saddles Block bc4 14 Na4, with "hanging Pawns.") 15 18 Rcl, Nd7 19 Rc3, BIO 20 QcB 17 Bd4, 3, Bg4 21 Kgl, B7 22Qd2, Rab8 23 Rel, o5 24 Bfl, h5 15 Reel, N5I (Kasparov correctly sacrifices a Pown, In order to ooln the advantage of the two Bishops vs. Bishop 27 Rc4, BI4 28 R4c5 and Knight.) 24 Be 5, (I'm sure Smyslov had oood reason for not 28 . Qe3 29 OeJ, guarding his Rel 30 Rd5, Rfl 31 Be 2, Rel 32 Bh5!T (Did In 04 05 Smyslov overlook Kasparov's Rcl, sneaky - BhS 33 RhS, gS 34 Nc3, RdS 35 Kg7 14 Kgl, Kg4 37 g4, Rd4 38 hi, 33rd?) 32 the Draw. Kasparov apparently offered 1 Be 5 motel 1, Block to play and win. Lost week's solution. Zurich 1940. 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