Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-26

two years, ono year and over, lot Of
Small Yorkshires-D. w. Shaub, first
on SOW over two years.
victorias-D. w. Shaub. first on SOW
over two years.
over two years: first on SOW over two
years.
Mixed breeds-J. w. Croft. first on sow
over two years; lot of shoats. ID. w.
Shaub. first; Thomas Croft. second.
Sheep.
Shropshire-B. F. Saul, first on ram two
years; pen Of two ewes two years, pen Of
two ewes one year; first and second on
buck lamb.
Southdowns-H. B. Witter. first on ram
two years; on ram one year. pen of two
ewes one year: first and second on buck
lamb, pen Of two ewes two years, pen OF
two ewes under one year.
Oxford Downs-H. B. Witter. first on
ram over two years, buck lamb. pen OF
two ewes over one year. pen OF two
ewes under one year: second on ram
two years. two ewes over two years. +.
H. Cashell. first and second on pen OF
two ewes over one year. H. b. Witter,
second on pen Of two ewes over two
years.
Hampshire-Downs-F. H. Cashell, first
and second on ram two years and over,
ram one year. buck lamb, pen Of Two
ewes two years and over. pen Of ewes
one year, pen of two ewes under one
year.
Cheviots-H. B. Witter. first on pen OF
two ewes one year, pen of two ewes
under one year; first and second on ram
two ewes one year; pen OF two ewes
lamb, pen Of two ewes two years and
over.
Mixed breeds-F. H. Cashell, first on
pen Of two ewes one year. first and sec.
ond on pen of two ewes two years, and
pen Of two ewes under one year.
Farm Products.
Yellow corn. 1913, shelled-R. p.
Hines, first, and Mrs. Minnie Wagner.
second; yellow ear corn. 1914. Joseph
E Janney. first, and T. A. Barnsley.
second; white ear corn, 1914, Joseph Z.
Janney, first, and J. r. Lechlider, sec
ond; white corn, 1913, shelled, George
Shaw, first, and Joseph E. Janney, sec
ond; red wheat, Joseph E. Janney, first
one-half bushel. Seth W. Warf1eld. first
and second; I've. one peck. Mrs. Minnie
Wagner, first, and L. NJ. Muncaster,
second; oats, one peck. Seth w. War
field, first; barley, one peck, John e.
Muncaster, first, and g. Nicholson, Sec
F. Johnson, first, and Seth w. Warfield.
second, and tobacco, J. NJ. Etchison,
first and second.
Red Russell Easy Winner.
Although capable of negotiating the
mile In 2.30 or better. Red Russell, the
promising young trotter of Fields
Brothers Of this place. did not have to
do better than $50 and 25S to win In
straight heats the stake race for two
year-olds owned in Maryland, Virginia
and the District Of Columbia, which
was the feature of the racing program
| The sorrel colt led practically from
start to finish in each heat. was never
extended at any stage and proved him
| self easily the class of the field. Mil
| dred G., belonging to e. F. Hall OF
! of H. F. weisner of Baltimore, fought
it out for second place. Each finished
second once and third once, thereby
dividing second and third moneys. Fran.
els Javins' Billy D. was outclassed.
which was heavy and cuppy as a result
Of rain which fell at intervals through
out the day, the six-furlong running
| event was declared OF, but the other
running race on the program for the
| day, which was at four furlongs and
repeat, was allowed to start This
proved easy for Deborah. belonging te
E. Gummel Of Washington, who cap.
| tured both heats with several lengths
to spare each time. Gather. the prop.
erty of g. NJ Watkins Of Washington
| and Carinthe, belonging to r. A
Frailey Of Frederick, had close tusslt
for second place, each going the posi-.
ton once and dividing second and thiro
| moneys. La Aurora. the entry Of H
| Palmer of Washington, was never
prominent.
Racing Summary.
First race, stake: for two-year-olds; purse, $500
Red Russell scoEbip( ....................