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Four Share Lead In Chess At Bled
Fischer, Among Leaders, Turns Back Geller
Bobby Fischer of New York is in a four-way tie for first place after six rounds of the chess masters tournament at Bled, Yugoslavia.
Fischer, Mikhail Tal of Latvia, Tigran Petrosian of the Soviet Union and Miguel Najdorf of Argentina have scores of 4½—1½ each, according to a report from Yugoslavia yesterday.
Fischer had the white pieces in a Ruy Lopez against Ewfim Geller of Soviet Union and won in twenty-two moves.
Tal won first from Mario Bertok of Yugoslavia on the black side of a Benoni Counter Gambit in twenty-one moves. Tal also defeated Alexander Matanovic, Yugoslavia, in an unfinished fifth-round match in forty-three moves.
Petrosian beat Ludek Pachman of Czechoslovakia in twenty moves. Najdorf halved the point with Mijo Udovic of Yugoslavia in thirty-six moves and beat Matanovic in a third-round game in forty-one moves.
