Deseret News from Salt Lake City, Utah • 20

By HAROLD LUNDSTROM Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn, United States champion, has become atri Interns- 1 Ilona' chess 1 grandmaster. 41161, He is the a youngest Fr player ever to hold that exalted chess m. Robby tied for fifth place in the Interzone Tournament In Portoroz, Yugoslavia, that ended last week end. The -Tournament was played-1i a framework of world championship Competition. Robby thus reCtived the title of international grand.

master, This remarkable result of bring for fifth place marked a brilliant auroras for Bobby. who was remPeting in his find iinternational tournament. He qualified with the five ether leaders for next year tournament of candidates The winner of that event will meet the world champion, Mikhail Betvinelk of the SovietUnion, in 1960 for the title. The young Brooklyn high school student played auccessfulity in the Interzene Tournamentto put It even mildly. He drew against every Soviet grandmaster represented: From 20 possible points, he collected 12.

A Hungarian refugee. Paid Brake, a member of the United States Chess Federation USCF t. shared 'third place with it Soviet grandmaster. Timm Petretan. also became sit biternational grand--inaster.

First place in the tournament was taken by Mikhail Tat, current and two-time winner of the championship tournament. Gligerie of Yugoslavia was runner-up. Fredrik 011iffen of Iceland tied with Fiedler for fifth Diact. 1 Certainty one of the most toter. i 'sting results of the tournament wag that Bobby was defeated by the two Mayers.

Olafson and that Bobby's American rompanten. Robby defeated. As an international grandmaster.z row Fischer belongs to MO MOS ex-, elusive chess, fraternity in the world. 4 There are only about 40 lintimw i Donal grandmasters now Malitlit. 1 If a chess player distinguishes --Ittmsetrt---Amermarirournatnentsr he becomes -a If he continues to win, in toumi- ments of masters, then he becomes a -grandmaster." Before Bobby left for Europe, he was rated I.

grandmaster. To go any higher in the echelons Of chess reputation. a grandmaster most excel among the grandmasters- of the worlo. When Bobby this- last week. he was named by the same's htternational bodythe International -Chess Federation in Stockholm (re-erredto- as "Tederaitottal Internes Donate des an International grandmaster.

One striking point of the final standings. as printed below. is that Bobby Fischer finished ahead of David It tele. fIrer world champion lost his title earlier this year otvinnik. Plait's Final Illeyaltni TA 13 8 nip 11 Gilporip 13 7 11 mks 12474 S'nettetti le 10 Petraian 12 7 Nelkireit 1114 10'4 lecher 12 Larsen 141 11 Olafson 22 8 -Sherwin 7 12 4uerbeh 11,4 8,4 Rossetto 7 ,13, Brnstin 11 8 Cardoso 14 Minovie 114 0'4' "DeGrell 4 13 Penman 114 8 truster.

2 18 Szabo 111 1111151111111i NEWSIPROBLEK yy September Wh-ite to move and mate in to Problem 463: 1 R-Kfil 4.4h40,,A4a4 any; CI, IL or I intim Comirelagations te the- advent atehard Owen. Maurine Wettinden it L. Wurlderty, George Burphant rietteemen. Ben I. Petersen Weiertmell.

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IL -S4143; MAIL 010114 FILLED la le -OW i oe i By WILBURN G. PI KETT Increasing attention ie being focused on pregnancy of 'beef herds. In order to obtain the utmost return from a cattle herd, says Dr. Don W. Thomas, Utah State 1 University veterinarian, each female of -I ibeeding-age should nave a call each year.

Utah beef cattle herds are knowrn to have lower-than-average calf crops. Blame for this 1 lies mostly in' the fact that the bulk of the le k144 1 7 beef herds range in country not suited to 11 good propagation of the species. Come- si quently, many cows never get With calf anti the operator is Just carrying "star boarders," which require just as much care. and 1 almost- as much feed as "those that-are 4 t. i 1 during a healthy, profit-making calf each 'Mr.

Pickett year Dr. Thomas believes that making pregnancy examine. tIOTIS to avoid wintering non pregnant cows is most practical at this time. Since Most cattlemen are faced With deereased grazing the mountain ranges, they are going to have to adopt some alternative means of providing feed for their animals during the period from September through May. Surely very few of them can-afford to feed and care Generally speaking, cattlemen expect a cow to raise a before a profit is realized.

Should a cow miss calving -one year, she is a money loser to the owner. Dr. Thomas -)gives a brief example of how these open cows cost you Tn(tney: ce Experien from, prep Z. tiancy testing done-by 'ley the test going to cost 1 veterinarians around or, "Is it worth the money the state shows that about involved?" The answers -to -10 cows in 100 will be these questions will vary A tab' estimate in somewhat says the doctor, the eost of wintering cows Is $40 per head. Ten 'ePtt'ntling-uPu" 1111-14t ctitions in your locality and weanercithrtsloslfrnm these 'open 'cows would mstallees 81.

PREr ranch. A general fee of cost (at pretten pr icee) around 01 er had teted i around $1,000, So, if a pro. darer didn't pregnancy quite standard around the state. This fee may range there would be a fair up or-down, depending-upon- -eStimate loss of around factors such as travel kits- 01,400, based upon a 100- tance required, number of --cow herd and the Usual 10 cows and time per cent. number of open You can obtain yet anoth.

But then, Dr. Thomas points otit, the logical always arises as to cost the test. "How, much is FROMc--- toESE' 1St NEWS PALM eb1101 the test going to cost or, "Is it worth the money involved?" The answers -to these questions will vary somewhat, says the doctor, ---depending-upull eAlbt gtorp clitions in your locality and raneh. A general fee of around $1 per head tested is quite standard around the state. This fee may range up or down, depending-upon factors such as travel Ostance required, number of cows, and time You can obtain yet anoth er benefit from pregnancy testing.

The stage of preg nancy can also be accurately- determined, says Dr. Thomas. This will make it possible for you to segregate the early and late calving if you want 4o feed one group different rations than the other. A prime Hereford steer from the herd of Johnson Livestock Co. of Aurora, Sevier County, donated by that find and Clyde King of Boulder, will be given away at the Golden Spike National Livestock Show In Ogden Nov.

14, according Jo 'Mrs. Clyde King, president of the Utah Cow-sponsor of the project. the Mate at the present time 'and is part of it beef promotion program of the ---Tjekets for-the animal, are'- being distributed through donations to aid in advertising of beef promotion. The animal has been cared for since birth, dome 11 months ago, by Stuart Johnson of the Aurora livestock firm. Don Wyatt, 'managet of the-Utah State Fair, it slow ly but surely building.

the September exposition into one of the finest. He admits he is having his troubles and sometimes he goes backward aster than he is going with his program of Net each year when the gat awing open. the fair---goer sees iniprovemelits7-1 new innovations cleaner ginundi and Don han been for- timid. thig year in holding an excellent dairy show even -though there' Won't be the tristate- Guernsey sale held in past yfars ttk attract large herds. Dbn was able to bring in the Carnation Farms show string, perhaps one of the greatest Holstein breeding herde in the nation.

'DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Salt take City, Thursday, September 18,0958 aste-tempting OPEN STOCK DECORATED WHITE Your opportunity for huge savings! Variety of beautiful designs to choose from pieces in stock for complete dinner 'Typical reductions: FERNLEA AND -PATIERNS 9" 6 A. 211 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM; Salt take City, 'Thursday, September119S8 High In tou fra 11 or I any; 4. possible for you to segregate I. t' PI Fialein' Filial lanithil CI, 7l. 11111111; a.

I 6 I the early and late etdv ing ay Chess Ir. CAllgratulatiMs le Wavers! le, tt. Tal es4 atiMard OWOM Minnie 1 Ael txtit 4.4.4 -1 t.1)0nWeggcloul grVelnftit4roa ration: i Gilgorte 13 Iv 7 -71- I- George Burlthant it 0 ischer Wins Highest Ratihg- senke 12 via roonotti le to tWeleomell. Ben 3 Potent 'Mel- 1 1' 1 7l 1, than the Petraien 12 7 Nelkircit 84 0 crime! 1, Salt take Min 7, ajun co-tti p.p., it Larsen '84 II Wahuttlion. Utah- Tif lafson 1 8 "Sherwm 7 12 4 1111 i A irime Hereford e' i from th berd of Johnson By HAROLD LUNDSO SIM master st, turneriku? lit rkt Zc'''i tt'' i if vestoek Co.

of Aurora, BObby Fischer of Brook- egtc'nertas inlYitslf.th th. imfft ,11114.1 Itl-IVIlerGrPit 9 WILBURN G. PI KETT -St LI "4 remarkabl. mutt a bing 'that Bobby was defeated enbyt 71 1 ter' 2 IS GLOVE SOFT DESERET NEWS FARM 914101 Sevier County, donated by lyn, 15year-old United for fifth place marked a brilliant two players. Olafson end at LE 7,..., Mtaltlf KANGAROO '4't i that fired and Clyde King States champion.

has become sumeeetingis itirny. who was osm- first Ditentational that Bobby's American companion. Debby Sherwier defeated. of Boulder, will be given tournament. SePteraber 111,..

1958 Increasing attention if being focused on pregnancy sway at the Golden Spike 1 He euelitieti with the tie; titer leeAtesiran international, grandmaster. BLACM ischer belongs to the moat ex- LEATHER of 'beef herds. In order to obtain the utmost return tiottal chess i 1 e. i i chess ternity 62 the I 'I, from 1 National Lliestock Show- tr oltadcaenrachcrarter xt year tournament elusve world. i 4 115-161 Li Li, a 1.1.eet cattle herd, says Dr.

Don W. Thomas, Utah State 41 The winner -of that event will There are only about 40 interns- University veterinarian each female -of in Ogden Nov. 14, accord-; 1 lig rt. i to CI Kin i e. a 411 ok WoCtIrltdheeitsaaMvfleironlitinkkai2 :3 13 Am.2 -'7' 1 4'1 -bTeiding should have a -calf each -year.

president of the Utah Cow- ie sT-- pr 1 ET r'1' i Utah beef cattle herds are known to have ll Belies, sponsor of the player ever 19T6Ilhelayrothunag-thtla7kl student played succeyn high school be becaatt-toirl--Am-a faa4- ssfulity the If he continues to i in, mi- i calf crops; Blame for this project. to hold that Intertene Tournament-to put it ments of masters, then he becomes 11 0,3 7 1 lies mostly in the fact that the bulk of the ie. exalted chess of the -orpnization. 411111111NA4 evliane raditiZ' against evert' Soviet randmaster represented: ImTedster 12.Tigr'' ea B'enko ended -last week en The Ticket animal' are -z--was (1' a aGte ama a a -grandmaster." Before Bobby he was rated I. it international grand- "'Chess Federation in Stockholm i re- 4, iwili 'I tAllojr4 THE.

VERY BEET N. SHOES' 0, herds range country -) Aq' be i not suited to --be Pet-14 betrig-sbewn From 20 possible points. he col- To go any higher in the echelons onrian a body-the intertaenengemtiaosnteari 1 good propagation of the species. Conse- throughout the state at Bobby tied for fifth place A Mungarlan refugee. Paul Drake, must excel among the grandmasters rent.

rt ryi II ri EAST ON THE PUT quently many cows never get 'with calf anti present time end is part of irt the Interzone Tournament achemssernkeZegitonthetuusgretd. Laarteetal Oh al aenwalab; week Promotion program the operator is just carrying "star, boarders," st' beef in Portoroz, Yugoslavia that 'third place with i Soviet grand- he -was named by the tame" PT1171 AN bf 1, jaritY, 1 1 tette hoes sod 5 IL95, almos all of which require just as much care. and 2 t-as much feed as ibb ige- tifit-ere pird-, played' in Et r. th bona des an 1 red-to- at --Federational 71rfill rmy rm 1 1111 for-I anima are- ma ph.ce urnamen was "-i4; 1 VAUGHN .1. OHNSON 1 tieing distributed through um!" if a healthy, profit-making calf each a framework of world cham-- tawken o-time winner of the US.S.R.

One striking point of the final bY Mikhail Tant, current and international grangmaster. i'-'--, ,,,,,,,4 1 'Ms. Pkkett donations to aid in pionship cOmpetiti on. championship tournament. standings.

as printed below. is that 1 1 SHOES ing' of beef Promotion. gvetesar Gliserie of Yugoslavia Bobby Fischer finished of WHITS 038 ti. Sri I. IL -84143 Dr Thomas believes that -making pregnancy examine- Bobby thus received the The animas was mnner David It tele.

fIrmer world Fredrik Marten of frniand tied champion lost his title earlier White to move and mate in two- MAI I 0801E88 FILLED I 'tIOTIS to avoid. win nonpregnan rw ms prac ca terin-t os is ot til has been cared title of. interitatinai grand. with fifth place. this year otvinnik.

to Problem 463: 1 fl-KB3, at this time. Since 'most cattlemen are With. decreased i birth 'ome 1,9 for nee montha by Stuart-John- grazing from the mountain ranges, they are going to have f'th Aurora livestock ----7'''-: to adopt some alternative means of providing feed for their sbn cl L(''''' r'- animals during the period from September through May. Surely very, few of them can afford to feed and care Don Wyatt -'managet of the-Utah State Fafr, it slow- ti Generally speaking, cattlemen- expect- a Cow to raise a lie calf before 'a profit ie realized I Should a cow miss calving Y. --ii.

fly buildings the I 4 but surely -one year she is a money loser to the owner. -Dr. Thomas September exposition into 1,,:.,1., '7-gives a brief example of how these open cows cost you one of the finest. He admits Experience from prep he is having his troubles "Kt) sometimes he goes back-. 1 an so il lrb liti 1-rti; -I tigney Iosting done by 'ler.

the test going to cost ward aster than he is going autf4 01 'iV i ''s, sg-; eral veterinarians or, "Is it worth the money with his program (it 1.1A 4 V74 till W--) '''''the state shows that about et of development f----: involved?" The answerti -to cows in 100 will be these will vary i questions i A fair estimate in th ear year en -nk--, of 1 4 1. somewhat says the doctor, gales, swing open the fair. the eost of wintering rows is $40 per head. Ten 'ePentl1ng-uPt-1" el114t VII goer ge sees Iniiii0vemetits, clitions in your locality and new innva 11 from otionsi deeper s-- a bli he-t-ift-Uinstarices at you these Open -cows would giounds -1, a a te ranch. general tat prices) fee bf Don ham been for- I around $1 per head tested is 0 i a Sweep of Spectacular Savings rewl IIIF nd $1,000, So, if a Pro': titnate thie year in holding- 1 quite standard around the darer.

didn't pregnancy together an excellent dairy state. This fee my rang teat. there would a a' fair show even -though there' up or-down, depending-upon- -estimatiT 100IS of around Won't-, -be -the tctstata-H -I a taste-tempting factors suCh as travel di's based 'Upon a '100- uernsey sale held in peat 2, 40..4,1 tance required, number of herd and the itenaFte: years. touattrtict cows, and time cen nuni t' he open herds. I ki- CI" 25T 'OFF You can obtain yet anoth- 4 COWS.

OPEN. STOCK er benefit from pregnancy Dbn was able -to bring in I'l, 4.1 liAti PLATE -----77---- But then, Dr. Thomas testing The stage preg, the Farms. show 1 a 4, points; ottt, the logical ques- tiancy can also be accurate- string, perhaps one of the 400, -------i- with '2 Vegetables DECORATED WHITE always arises as to cost IY deterroined, --Says Dr. greatest Holstein breeding, Your opportunity for huge savings! Variety the test.

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