Jail chess playoff in New Jersey

The university students beat the convicts - but not all of them - in chess matches that pitted inmates against four Princeton University students, including the son of a Nobel laureate.

In the end, two New Jersey State Prison inmates managed to defeat the students, and four others played them to draws.

Fifty-eight inmates took part. "I beat one of those guys," said Terrance Manley, 28, who is serving time for manslaughter. "And now I'm ready for the next one."