New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-28
Boston Terrier Club Show
Draws Fashionable Crowd to
Hotel MCAIpin.
RATTLE FOR POPULAR PUP
Mrs. Dallens Sensation Takes
Limit, Open and Winners
Glasses as Best Of Breed
in Ring This Year.


jacent tearoom the judging ring was laid,
and this arrangement obviated the crowd
ing which is an unpleasant feature OF so
many Of the shows. II was a good thing
that plenty of room had been provided,
both inside the ring and for the spec
tators for the classes were large and 50
were the gate receipts. Wampague
Beauty. a baby Boston which Mrs. George
Pell had donated. helped to swell this
fund. for each ticket Of admission had
attached a coupon which entitled the
holder TO a chance on Beauty. lie looked
so beautiful. fast asleep I'm his blue satd
basket that every one who passed
through the corridor bought a ticket
whether they visited the Judging ring or
rot
Mrs. Dallen brought out a young Won
der called Sensation in the limited class
for dogs twelve and under seventeen
pounds. There were only three dogs in
this class, but If there had been ten
times as many # is not likely that there
would have been anything TO beat Sen
sation, for he is practically perfect. When
Joseph Dale handed the blue ribbon TO
his owner. the ringsiders attested the
popularity of the award by a burst Of
applause Sensation Won again in the
open class. but the real victory came in
the winners class. where the little fellow
had to meet the winners from each d.
vision, which included Rockliffe Playboy,
that good little dog which Mrs. John y.
Minturn recently sold to George b. Yard,
jr.; William Taylors Raindew, and G. f..
Sullvans Trimount Roman.
In the limit class for dogs seventeen
pounds and under twenty-five pounds. ap-
peared a flyer called Auburn Rummie.
II looked TO the spectators as though MI
Dale did not appreciate Rummie, but II
he did not there was present one who
did. This was Mrs. f. A Dallen, for
after watching Rummie in the ring she
followed him TO the bench and presently
she returned. exclaiming: There I've
wanted to do that for some time. just
bought Rummie for 5000" Her onhand
manner seemed to imply that the price
was not out OF proportion to the merits
OF the dog. though it made the uninitlated
gasp.
Puppy dogs brought out some good
specimens Particularly fine was Buddy.
owned by Charlton Henry and shown by
\. A Rohr He defeated Mrs \ l..
Simpsons Broomstick. I'm the larger di-
vision Mr. Dale handed the blue TO Trux-
ton Perfection. a young dog that has
created quite Juror during his short
STAY on this mundane sphere. He is a
SNOWY little fellow. bat there were those
present who preferred j. Walkland's
Little Buttons.
Judging to-day will begin at 1890
/, o'clock and during the afternoon session
the specials will be awarded. These were
on exhibition yesterday. and they are a
wonderful collection. including gold silver
and copper cups to be won outright.
The awards follow
Junior puppy dogs cover six months and
not exceeding nine months First Charlton
Hcnrv's Buddy, second. Mrs. 4. l.. Slmp-
sons Broomstck. third. Mrs G.. Biesers
Beachview Teddy.
Senior puppy dogs lover nine months and
not exceeding twelve mOnthsJ-First. \. A..
KOhr's TruXton Perfection second. j. Wake
lands Little Buttons. third. Mrs W. r..
kubacks Crystal Peter Pan. fourth. Mary J..
Rileys Ray
Novice. dogs Uwelye pounds and under
seventeen pounds First. r. y. Corons Seal
KID. second. 4. strauss Little Sparkler.
third Louis Rudgi9sky's Hooker Little
Prince. fourth. Mrs I ii Goodwin's Good
wins Cheeky.
seventeen pounds) First. Mrs. +. 4. Dali
lens Dalens Sensation. second. G. F. Sulli-
vans Trimount Roman: third Mrs ). II.
GOOdwins Goodwin's Cheeky.
open. dogs twelve pounds and under
seventeen pounds)-Flrst, Mrs. r. a. Dali
! lens Dallen's Sensation. second, e. +. Sull'-
Little Sparkler; fourth, Dwight Mixers
Cricket X.
Novice. dogs seventeen pounds and under
twenty-five pounds First Harry T.. Long ;
l.Long Mount: second. Mrs. Claudia Phelps =
Fiddlesticks. third. Mrs. George Pel's VAN
payne Toby star, fourth Evan NJ. Ramsey s
Limit dogs seventeen pounds and under
twenty pounds First. George b. Yard.
rs Rockcline Playboy: second. Samuel
Ralby's Ringmaster's Kid third Mrs. c. a.
Houcks Fort Orange Browny. fourth. Auburn
Kennels Auburn Rummie.
open. dogs seventeen pounds and under
twenty-five poundsD-First. George b YARD
Rockcline Playboy: second, Samuel Ralby' =
Ringmaster Kid third. Lloyd A. Douglass's
Revilo Tod; fourth, Auburn Kennels Auburn
Rummie.
Limit. dogs twenty-five pounds and not
exceeding twenty-eight ndsb-First, Mrs.
Taylor's Raindew: second, Edwin G. Fair
child's Fairchids Peter Derby: third. Mrs
olivia r. Lakelands Timmus. fourth, Henry
A. Kunze's DOnderOs Sport.
open. dogs twenty-five pounds and not
exceeding twenty eight pounds)-First Clar-
ence Luce IRIS Doc Anthony. second. Ed o.
win G. Fairchilds Fairchild's Peter Derby:
third. Mrs. olivia +. Lakelands Timmus :
fourth Henry 4. Kunzes Dondero's Sport.
Winners. doRs-First, Mrs r. A. Dallen' :
Dallen's Sensation. reserve. z. F. Sullivan's
Trimount Roman.
Junior puppy bitches lover months and not
exceeding 2 months)-First Samuel Doran' s
Princess Iris second. Mary r. Riley's Prin-
cess third Hrs. G. Biesei's Beachview
Toddys Sister.
Senior puppy bitches Cover months and not
exceeding II months)-First L. W Kruemp-
4alI q y
Princess Buttons third. l.. G. Jacobson :
Patricia jay; fourth. J. +. Meades Doodlekin.
Novice bitches 02 pounds and under II
pounds)-First Samuel Doran's Princess Iris
second l.. w Kruempfer's Sister Lottie /,
third Mrs ~ Moss Goldenrod Wonderful
Girl; fourth. J. n Hale's Princess Buttons.
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