The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
FIRST NEWARK SHOW
ATTRACTS Big ENTRY
Score Of Bulldogs Are Passed
Upon by Judge-Lady
Jane Best Puppy.
FOR LARGE DOGS ONLY

The first open match OF a series TO he
held by the Newark Kennel Club dur
ing the coming winter took place i'm the
club rooms at IS william street. New
ark. on Wednesday evening. This match
was for the larger breeds and over
seventy entries turned out The Newark
club Is known as ono OF the live wire
organizations In dog circles and Its
matches always have been well patron-
lied. The outlook this year is unusually
bright. and as the club has larger quar-
ters than heretofore and us the menu
hers are active In getting out for the
matches. tine 1915-I91G season should he
the banner ono In the history Of the
club.
with tho number of breeds limited 10
those which weigh over thirty pounds
The entry shows what an active club the
Newark organization really Is. Bull
dogs. judged by Ninton Rreesc. had the
largest entry, there being over twenty
entries. which Is in excess OF the NAM
Der seen at most of the past summer
shows in this breed. Puppies had only
one real good one. and that was Thomas
Parvin's Magnet Lady Jane. a three
months -old bitch pup by Wea,hered
Oak, that gives every promise Of dcvel-
oping into "A real good one The minute
she came into the hall the bulldog IN.
thusiasts spied her. and word quickly
passed around that parvin had "A good
pup out. This was no eNaggeratiun. and
the little lady went from puppy 10 re-
serve winners, with many of the ring
siders picking her 10 20 over the old =
dogs for the winners prize. If she
holds her present form there can be no
doubt that II viii take the best to beat
her when CHE comes out Al the \. * G.
how
In dogs winners went 20 Joseph Jack
sons Musgid. a massive white and br!n-
die OF grand type and wonderfully fin
ished face. Thomas Parvin's Magnet
Mahomet was the rInuerup. Musgil
scored IL finish OF forcfacc. Winners in
bitches also went to Mr.. Jackson. his
Dona Silent Princess beating the
OUNCE Magnet Lady Jane by a scant
margin.
Airedale' terriers. Judged by III. V. W.
Morgan, had "A good cntrys Adolph
Rother. well known In French bulldog
circles. making his debut with an Are
dale. He topped the male classes with
Emerald, a good big outstanding dog
by champion Gold Heels. This dog Is
one that can go In faster competition
than he encountered here and hold M
his end. The bitch division wa led by
+. 1lansou's ,;,ppie, "A good type Of bitch,
which had an easy time in disposing
VI lfI ''illI"llN'iN
Irish terriers. also judged by Mr.. Nor
gan. had - number uf good "n"S. Ia
the winner class " Whites paufcl
Barney won over u. l.. NicSe's KNOCK
narca. u decision that the majority At
the rings;dr could not follow. as KNOCK
uarei Is Gar the better dog "f the two
and wa. pu; down in ftui less condition.
WeX Jones's entry led the bull terriers
with l.. -. O'Lcary's Jerry reserve. In
the miscellaneous class i. w. fraud
field showed a good English setter bitch.
which was Handicapped by being a little
light Iva flesh She j. - cor'iing type
of bitch and when put down in better
condition will do better. The Winners
in their respective breeds wrr"
English Bu,ldoS-Doss. won il, joseph
J,tksou'- MuSe!u. reserve. IHuutS Par
wins Masn"t Mahonet. Bit,Io-. Won by
Joseph Ja,k n bona Silent r-lnce>- -"
serve, Thomas ParNin's Mdgur' Lad lam"
Bull Tcrficis--N"n lay. W'N l"N's s.
Btuip"N: reserve. T.. \ pLra'} Jr.~,
C"ilirs-bogs. won PES Thongs Ltu Oh s
kraruy S'oru'r. ves"ry' u. Nni''s
u..s IIcr.2y!.c iiutnmiUg Riri.
Ni-ciul" Trrri"rs-buEs Won hl \,a ph
iio'h"r'a Emerald: RESERVE. " T.. IT,. ~
Agsyic pa,g 81. he, H'h Y9 nln-
Irisn Terr.er-- Dogs. woa p, " Wiz.
Plufu Barue, rc,sr,r. = -
ku",karct 49, i'~. won by D. I%tstn'~
Miscellaneous Ci,s..Irs-. Won ny Il
p Nu."ut, lrl-n "'I'huHrp kelt-. r"..rl'
l. Z h''"r- t'S,, 'Er''; no,.' -
. h.rt in: pri.'-~. r"a'N". j ". Gr,nu-
i,.,s ETcI-h softer Ne.