The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-02-13
PIGEONS WIN PRIZES.
C. E. Chamberlain. of Milwaukee, and
Joerndt Brothers Make a Big Hit.

Joerndt Brothers Make a Big Hit.
show today and the exhibition is
proving a most popular event. Great
crowds have thronged the hall today to
see the fowls on exhibition. Judge
Shaner is busy at work scoring sthe
poultry and the awards will be started
tomorrow afternoon.
Judge Jensen, who judged the
pigeons, finished his work Tuesday
evening and the report showed that c.
F. Chamberlain, of Milwaukee, had
made the highest score, while Joerndt
Bros, of this city, were close second.
L.V. Jensen, of Milwaukee, who has
been selected as Judge for the pigeon
exhibit, announced the following
awards:
White Barred Swal1ows-C. F. Cham
ber1ain, Milwaukee, first.
Black Swa1lows-C. F. Chamberlain,
of Milwaukee, first and second;
Joerndt Bros, of Kenosha, third.
Barless Blue SwaIlows-C. F. Cham
berlain, first and second.
Blue Barred Swa1lows-Joerndt
Bros, first.
Silver Swallows-C. F. Chamber
lain, first and third; Joerndt Bros,
second.
Yellow Swa1lows-C. F. Chamberlain
first; Joerndt Bros, second.
Red Swal1ows-Joerndt Bros, first
second and third.
Blue Barred Tumb1ers-C. f. Cham
ber1ain, first and second.
White umb]ers-C. F. Chamberlain
first.
Bell Necked umblers-Benny Eich-
Gilman, of Kenosha, first.
Saddle Back Tumb lers-C.H If. Cham
berlain, first and second.
Yellow Tumb1ers-C. F. Chamber
lain, first and third; John Brush, sec
ond.
Silver Pouters-Tony Pasbrig, of
Milwaukee, first and second.
Black Pied Pouters-Joerndt Bros,
first.
Archang1es-M. Gruno, Of 'Milwau-
kee, first, second and third.
Yellow Magpies--T. c. Marshmeyer,
of Milwaukee, first; T. E. Kin1ball, of
Racine, second.
Blue Magpies-T. G. Marshmeyer,
first; T. E. Kimba11, second.
Black Magpies-T. E. Kimball, first;
T. G. Marshmeyer, second.
Blue African Ow1s-Joerndt Bros,
first; C. F. Chamberlain, second and
third.
Silver Owls-Joerndt Bros, first.
White African Owls-Joerndt Bros,
first.
Black Jacobins-C. F. Chamberlain,
first and second.
Red Jacobins-Tony Pasbrig, first;
C. F. Chamberlain, second and third.
White Jacobins-C. F. Chamberlain,
first; Tony Pasbrig, second.
Splashed Jacobins-C. F. Chamber
lain, first; Tony Pasbrig, second.
Morehead Tum blers-Joern Bros,
first and second.
|. Helmets -Joerndt Bros, first.
Black Nuns-C. F. Chamberlain,
first and second.
White Fan Tails--C. F. Chamber
lain, first; Joerndt Bros, second and
third.
Yellow Fan Tai1s-Joerndt Bros,
first.
Red Fan Tails-Benny Eichelman,
first.
White Homers-Wi11 HOLMAN, first:
Joerndt Bros, second.
Red Checkered Homers-T. D. Jack
son, Kenosha, first and second.
Blue Checkered Homers-T. E. Kim
ball, first, cock; P. D. Jackson, second,
cock; first, hen; r. Kuchner, Kenosha,
third, cock; second, hen.
Blue Barred Homers-Frank Gers
zewsl1i, Milwaukee, first, cock; first,
hen; third, hen; John Jacoby, second,
cock; T. E. Kimba11, third, cock;
second, hen.
Black Homers-Joerndt Bros, first.
Dragoons-C. F. Chamberlain, first
on duns, silvers, blues, and first and
second on blacks.
Crested Tumb1ers = Joerndt Bros,
first on whites; second on blacks, and
third on reds.
Parlor Tum blers-John Brush first,
second and third.
The recapitulation of the scores on
pigeons gives the following result:
Exhibitor 1st 2ds Dds
G. F. Chamberlain Milwaukee. ...18 9
Joerndt Bros, Kenosha. ............1 z
Tony Pas brig, Milwaukee. ..........
T. E. Kimball, Racine. ............
~ d. Jackson, Kenosha. 2
II. c. Marshmeyer, Milwaukee 2
Ben Eichelman, Jr., Kenosha........ 2 0
F.. Gerszewski, Milwaukee .......... .
John Brush, Kenosha. ............... Y
NJ Gruno, Milwaukee ...............
Will HOLMAN, Kenosha. ............ 0
r. Kuchner, Kenosha. $4,000.
John Jacoby, Kenosha ..............