The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-14
5000 PEOPLE PASS
THROUGH GATES AT
THE FAIR GROUNDS


also includes the PIP trot for $500
and will bring forth the best field of
trotters ever seen in the south. 1t will
not be surprising if the track record
for trotting is not broken in this race.
Yesterdays summary follows
The Summary
IallX b. John Thomas -. l
our Doctor, George stiles. 2 2
Asa Danforth, F. C. Avery 3 8 3 81
Col Gentry, Percy Kimboro 4 5 x
*-Distanced.
X-Out.
Time, 2:1oA, 2:1o%. 2:oS1a. 2:oslA,
2:11h, 2:121a.
Cherry Gentry, Percy Bimboro. l
DR. Ike, Ben Whitehead 2
Ethelego. John Thomas 2 3
Tramp Hal, William Gallagher 4
Walter Onward, II. Harrison - 5 5
Time. 2:131a, PA, 2:l5.
Entries for today:
2:2o Pace, Stake Race, $1,000, 8 in .
l. Babette S. Abe Frank O. Black
Knight, r. S. Thomas: g. Gentry Boy.
Ben Whitehead 4. Maud n. g. r,
Jones; Willie Caffee, H. Jones; 6. Jack
Gentry, Fl. T. Culp; Z. Pearl L, T. w.
Thomas.
PIP Trot, $500. in I'll. John Rus
kin, Abe Frank; ?. Henry F. r. s.
Thomas; 8. Miss Banner Feed, Pres
Jones; A. Archie Clansman, H. E. F.
Jones' 8. Ben Gregor. C. B. Tansy: g.
Ham Patterson, Guy Lee; T. Hiram B.
d. l.. Dodge
Numbers preceding names of entries
for today indicate numbers drivers will
wear in race.
Dairy Cattle Awards
Superintendent Matthews of the cattle
department has announced the following
awards on dairy cattle:
Jerseys-Bull, 3 years old and over
first. Bates Farm, Hamburg Ala bull,
> years old and under g. NJ w Hall &
Sons, James, Ala. bull, year and under
2, Bates Farm, first; NJ. w. Hail. second
Bull calf under - months old, first Bates
FARM second and third, M. W. Hall
Cow years and over, first, NJ w Hall
e. Son; second, Bates Farm: third. NJ. w
Hall q Son. Heifer years and under
8, first. Bates Farm; second and third
M. W. Hall & Son. Heifer / year ami
under 2 first, Bates Farm: second. M. W.
Hail. third, Bates Farm. Heifer calf
under II months. first Bates Farm; sec
ond and third, NJ. w. Hall & Sons. Elk
hibitors' herd, first. Bates Farm; second,
NJ w. Hall & Son. Breeders young herd
first, Bates Farm; second, NJ. w. Hall &
Sons. Get of sire, for animals either sex,
first, Bates Farm; second and third, M.
W. Hall & Son. Produce of COW, two an
imals, either sex, first, Bates Farm; sec
OHu anu tnifu, M w. nan * son. sweep
stakes bull, Bates Farm Sweepstakes
COW, M. w. Hall e Son.
Any Age or Breed: Bull. first and Sec
ond, Bates Farm; third NJ. w. Hall &
Son. Cow, any age or breed, first, NJ.
w. Hall & Son; second and third, Bates
Farm. Herd, one bull and three cows
first and third, Bates Farm; second, NJ
w. Hall & Son.
Awards in Merchants Department
chants department has announced the
following awards in his department.:
Handsomest and most artistic booth,
first, Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad
company Best display of groceries, H.
G. Hill Grocery Co., Birmingham. Hard
ware, Bynum Hardware company, Biz
mingham and Ensey. Millinery, Bir-
mingham Millinery Training school. Jew
elry and silverware, F. w. Bromberg
optical goods, r. w. Bromberg. Buggies
etc, Drennen & Co. Pictures. frames,
etc, Morton's Photo studio. Miscellan-
eous articles, Turner Electric Supply
company. Musical instruments, f. b..
Forbes Piano comanpy. Stoves. ranges
etc., Allen Manufacturing company.
Nashville. Aluminium ware, William
Buckley, Ensley. Coffee, Batterton Cof
fee company. Gelatne. Jello company
Toilet articles, ladies', Madame La Ford
Cleveland, o.
The Judging in the swine department
was done by Judge c. T. Graves of Lib
erty, Mo-. and NJ. w. Hail. Jr., of James
who said they had never seen a more
creditabe display of swine at any fair
in the country.
Superintendent Miles C. Allgood of the