P267 CEEFA( 267 Mon 10 Nov 21:14/27 1/9 IVTERPOLIS TOURNAMENT Soviet grandmaster Alexander Beliavsky secured first place in the 14-round super tournament in Tilburg, Holland. Beliavskz drew his last game against Jan Timman of Holland after drawing in the 13th round with Lajos Portisch of Hungary. The competition in its 10th year was less exciting than several predecessors - several plazjrs were off peak form. Lubomir Ljubojevic of Yugoslavia tried desperately hard to win an adjourned g!mj ag!inst Portisch to share top spot with Beliavskz, but even Ljubo had to accept a dead draw after more than nine hours of play. MoreP267 CEEFAX 267 Mon 10 Nov 21:01/28 2/9 INTERPOLIS TOURNAMENT Final positions: 1 Beliavskz (USSR* 8\ points 2 Ljubojevic (Yuk) 8 3 Karpov (USSR* 7\ 4 Miles (GB) 7 Portisch (Hun) 7 Tjmmbn (Hol) 7 7 Hujbnjr (W Get) 6\ 8 Korchnoi (Swi) 4\ More chess on 268/269 MoreP267 CEEFAX 267 Mon 10 Nov 21:48/21 3/9 IVTERPOLIS TOURNAMENT Karpov v Miles Round 13 (Volga gambit) 1 d4 Nfv 17 Qxe4 Qxe4+ 2 c4 cu 18 jxd4 Nd7 3 du bu 19 Ne4 Ncu 4 cxbu av 20 Nc3 Nd3+ u e3 Bb7 21 Ke2 Nxb2 v Nc3 Qau 22 Nbs Ra4 7 Bd2 axes 23 Nc3 Ra8 8 Bxbu Qbv 24 Nbs Ra4 9 Qb3 ev 2u Nc3 Ra8 10 j4 Nxe4 26 Nbs 11 Nxe4 Bxdu \-\ 12 Qd3 Qb7 13 f3 c4 Draw agreed 14 Bxc4 Bxc4 1u Qxc4 du 1v Qc2 dxe4 More chess on BBC2 268/269 MoreP267 CEEFA( 267 Mon 10 Nov 21:12/13 4/: INTERPOLIS TOURNAMEVT Karpov v Miles (final position) 1 R K B R 8 ] P P P 7 P- 6 N 5 P 4 3 P N B U P P 2 ] R R 1 a b c d j f g hP267 CJEFA( 267 Mon 10 Nov 21:12/34 5/9 K AND K BURY THE HATCHET Anatoly Karpov and Viktor Korchnoi, who contested the "battle of Baguio" and "massacre of Merano" with much enmity, appear to have resumed relations. The two players surprised observers "z sharing an hour of fairly cordial analysis after their game at Tilburg. They even reportedly teamed up to play bridge against Britain's Tony Miles and Yugoslav Lubomir Ljubojivic at the plazjrs' hotel. Former Soviet GM Gennadz Sosonko was surprised bz the K and K reconciliation but surmised that Korchnoi was no longer a world title contender and Karpov had other fish to fry. MoreP267 CJEFAX 267 Mon 10 Nov 21:16/54 6/9 KASPAROV'S ARAB ACCOLADE Gary Kasparov will be crowned world champion at the opjnjng of the Chess Olympiad in Dubai on Novjmbjr 14. The women's world ch!mpion Maya Chiburdanidzj will also bj crowned at the same ceremony, said FIDE president Mr Florencio C!mpomanjs. He said the ceremony would be the first of its kind, bjcausj world ch!mpions were usually crowned immediately after winning their titles. Mr Campomanes said a record 104 teams have agreed to participate in this year's Olympiad. More chess on 268/269 MoreP267 CEEFAX 267 Mon 10 Nov 21:10/10 7/9 PETERBOROUGH SOFTWARE BRITISH OPEN CLUB CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS 1986-7 Round 1 to be played bz November 23 York Univ v Hartlepool The Albert (M'tet) v Manchester Univ Atticus (L'pool) v Wzthjnshawe Athjrton v Poulton-le-Fylde Exeter v Cambornj/Redruth Whaddon (Ch'tnham) v Bristol & Clifton Chjltenham v Gloucester Sutton Coldfield v Walsall Kipping Rugby v Oxford City Kynoch v Bolton St Neots v Ljighton Buzzard Bedford v Ipswich Bournj End v Cambridge Univ Cambjrley v Southampton Barnjt v Hilltop MoreP267 CJEFA( 267 Mon 10 Nov 21:17/24 8/: PETERBOROUGH SOFTWARE BRITISH OPEN CLUB CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS 1986-7 Round 1 to be played bz November 23 Maidenhead v Reading Mitcham v Powder Mill-Herts Streatham/Brixton B v Hackney Kings Head B v Fulham Mushrooms v Kings Head A London Univ v Streatham/Brix A Wood Green v Richmond/Twickn'm Charlton v Metropolitan Slough v Ljwisham Brighton v Hastings/St L'nrd Worthing v Tunbridgj Wells Ashstead v Sutton & Chjam Maidstonj v Canterbury Romford YMCA v Guildford Seaford v Gravjsjnd Peterborough v Oxford Univ A Oxford Univ B v Muswell HillP267 CEEFAX 267 Mon 10 Nov 21:24/04 9/9 NEWS..NEWS...NEWS...NEWS The playoff for the 1986 Kleinwort Grieveson British Championship between Chandler, Mestel and Speelman will take place at the Great Eastern Hotel, Liverpool St, London from December 16. Carlier, Harris and Dodgson shared first place in the Open at the Gujrnsjy Chess Festival with 6/7. Tony Miles, John Nunn and Vlastimil Host won their groups in the CAP/Gemini Tournament at Utrecht, Holland, held to celebrate the club's 100th anniversary on October 6-10. More chess on BBC2 268/269 More