The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-12-03
FOX HUNTERS CiOO5 SCI
OFFICERS ( DIRECTORS
FOX NIAtIEtN SIXTEEN
L. 3. sHoUsE, OF LEXINGTON, is
ELECTED PRESIDENT, S. WOOL.
BRIDGE, FIRST VICE.
DICKINSON IS SECRETARY
Judges Submit Report on the AII-Age
Stake, Completed on Thursday Aft
ernoon-ResoIutions Are Adopted
by Association.

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Officers for the ensuing year of the
National Fox Hunters Association,
in session here, were elected at a
meeting held at the court house last
night and are as follows:
President, l., B. Shouse, of Lexing.
ten, Ky; first vice president, S. A.
| Woodbridge, Versailles, Ky; second
vice president, W. X Herrin, Clarks.
dale, Miss; third vice president, X.
R. D. Williams, Lexington, Ky;
fourth vice president, W. J. Leavell,
Camp Nicholson, KY; secretary, L.
B. Dickinson, Nicholasville, Ky; vice
secretary, T. B. Scott Nicholasville,
KY.
Board Of dircCt1rS-J d. Chenault,
Richmond, Va, j. o. Clay, Tutweiler,
Miss. Lisle Bayeos, Louisville, Ky;
John B. Vaughn, 'Pikeville, Tenn
Collitte Littlepage, Charleston, W.
Va; H, c. Page, Newark, N. j.; w.
d. Fulton, Nashville, Tenn. J. P.
Worrell, Rushville, No; J. H. Smith,
Lexington, Ky; ]. W. Maupin, Berea
Ky; F. E. Hale, Wilmington, o.
The matter of choosing next years
meeting place will be decided by
| committee, which viii make it's re-
port some time during the year
The judges have submitted their
report on the allage stake, which
was completed Thursday which is as
follows
Speed and Driving.
First-No. IS, Sadie" w. K. Her.
ris, Clarksdale, Miss
Second-No. AZ, "Ramey," T. G.
James, Sharkey, Miss.
Third-No. so, Pride 2nd," S. L.
Woodbridge Versailles, Ky.
Hunting and Trailing.
First-No. 70, "Bub" W. ]. Lea
veil, Camp Nelson, KY.
Second-No. SO, Pride 2nd," S. L,
Woodbridge Versailles, KY.
Third-No. ~ and 50, "Ramey" and
Pride 2nd,' T. G. James and S. L.
Woodbridge.
Endurance.
First-No. so, Audrey" S. L. Wool
bridge, Versailles, KY.
second-No. so, Pride End" S. L.
Woodbridge, Versailles, KY
Third-No, 49, "Bub," W. j. Lea
veil, Camp Nelson, KY,
Very Highly Commended-"P Pink"
L. B. Shouse, of Lexington; "Rowdy,"
w J. Woodland, Lexington; Nan"
l.. B. Shouse, Lexington.
Highly Commended --'Lightning
G. B. .Caruthers, Pontiac, Michigan;
Joe" John b, Vaughn, Pikeville,
Tenn. Ida DR., Slayton, Whining
ton, W. Va.
The judges that had charge of the
allage stake were, J. D. Chenault |
Richmond, Ky; Allen Campbell, |
Spring Hill, Tenn; w. D. Fulton,
Nashville, Tenn, and H. c. Paige
Newark, N ].
A resolution was offered and pass
ed making it rule to run the derby |
under all circumstances ahead of the
all-age-stake, and that the bench show
must be held on the afternoon Of the
first day
Upon motion the Red Ranger, pub.
lished at Rushville, Mo-, was made
the official organ of the National.
1t was also ordered and made one
of the permanent rules of the asso-
citation that the business meeting is |
to he held on Tuesday night of the |
meet and that the new board officers |
to BE- elected but the old board and |
officers are to serve during the re.
mainder of the meet
DR.. ". P Woodbridge, John Sowell |
and Clark Jones we're named as a |
committee to secure the names of the |
young ladies riding with the hunters |
and that they each were to be made |
honorary members of the association. |
James P. Worrell, editor of the Red |