Evening star., 1918-08-30
PREMIUMS AWARDED
AT rockville FAIR
Successful Annual Event Ended.
Three Harness Races Closely
Contested Yesterday.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, August 30
Ideal weather prevailed for the clos
| ing day of the Rockville fair. The
attendance was good and helped
swell the receipts to proportions suf-
ficient to make certain that all
premiums and other obligations
would be paid.
Awards Of Premiums.
Premium winners in the horse show
were announced today a. follows:
Thoroughbreds-Bro mare. Mrs.
w. D. Campbell, first: saddle horse.
Mrs Andrew J. Cummings. first:
Clarence l. Gilpin. second.
Standard bred-Stallion colt. Mrs.
wimfred Hardesty. first. Brood mare,
Miss Fannie s. veirs. first Filly. two
year-oId. Oliver T. Stonestreet, first.
Filly, three-year-old. Mrs. Herbert L.
Diamond. first; James w. Barnsley.
second. Gelding. four-year- Oil
yer T. Stonestreet. first.
| Quick draft-Filly. two-year-old
Rarnsley, second. Mare or gelding,
four-year-old. Mrs. Herbert l.. Dia-
mond, first; Miss Anna Davis. second.
lGelding. two-year-old. Samuel Mason,
hrst.
Shetland ponies - Stallion, three
| Lethridge. second Pony in harness.
! Imogene Swartz. first; John Thomp-
! son. second. Saddle pony, Mrs. Her
bert L. Diamond. first.
| Registered percherons - Stallion.
four years old. Anniston farm. first;
Pnharf RannHa second. Stallion.
! two years old. Admission farm. first.
| Beigians-Stailion. four years old.
/ DR. NJ. A. English. first. Brood mare.
four years gr OLD Or; nns;,.A n; a aEst English
/ Heavy draft-Brood mare. four
years old. Rabbit Brothers. first
Filly. three years old. William v.
Beall, first. Filly. two years old.
! Rabbit Brothers. first: Samuel T.
! Butt. second Filly, one year old,
years old. William v. Beall. first.
| Sucking colt. Francis T. Kirk. first.
| Six-horse team, William E. Wilt,
| first. Four-horse team. Clayton Car
rett, first. six--muls team. Clarence
! Rarnsley, second. Two-mule team.
Thomas A. Barnsley. first; Samuel P.
| Cashell. second.
Drivers-six horses. William E.
i w u, T.. Ok HuIcSs SldEcHCc L. HlA-
| pin. second.
Children's class-F1rsts, Catherine
| Hall. Mildred Karn. Nettie Shorts.
| Gladys Heagy. Gladys Williams. Eliza
| beth Williams. Lille Shorts. Kather-
inc Aud L G.: Hall. Craig Bowman
Allnutt, Hazel Barnsley. Adds Rob-
ertson. Catherine Hines. Mary Beal1,
Sarah L. Reed, Clifford Helm, Rebec-
| ca Fields. Mamie Helm. Miriam Tai
bott. Mary E. Beall. Dorothy Cole
man. Rosalie Gassaway. w. F. Git
tings, Eugenia Warfie1d.
Farm Products.
Farm products-Firsts. William J.
| Hines. J. William Graf, James w.
Barnsley. Albert Stabler. r. P. Hines.
jr.: Charles T. Johnson. Burton Bready.
Seth w. Wardeld, Thomas A. Barns
| ley.
first: Mrs. J. W. Nicol. second.
| Honey-W. ]. Hoyle. first; Edwin
W. Monday, second.
Poultry-Firsts: F. A. Kerr. r P.
\ Hines, jr.: A. E. Burriss & Son. Mrs.
| o. A. Ljungstedt, j. H. Shorts. Kath-
crime Monday, J. j.. Matthews. Mrs.
]. NJ. Hfllard, J. T: English. MRS. l..
l. Nicholson. jr.: Edith E. Hull. Re-
becca Fields, Mrs. Herbert l. Dia-
mond.- D. P. Smith.
L IuTkeyS"(1ODDiGE, y. l. SnOIIS,
| first: hen. ]. H. Shorts, first: young
| gobbler. Mrs. Herbert L. Diamond.
l first.
Ducks-Firsts. Rebecca Fields, Mrs.
| Herbert L. Diamond, Edith E. Hull,
| A e. Burriss.
becca Fields. Edith e. Hull
Racing Results.
! rha r,c;rc vesterdav a afternoon wa.
much better than is usually seen at
Rockville, every one of the three har-
ness and two running events being
| closely contested
| It required six heats to decide the
rst race ed the, the day ~ which iehsv was a,a the
proved to be Little Maud. belonging
| to winfred Hardesy of Anne Arundel
| county, which took the last three
! heats. It was the first real race in
| which the horse had started. Allie
| Prescott's Tipperary. however. put up
| tend herself at all stages.
The Washington horse, Mary Ellen
| belonging to William e. Miller, won
the second race. the 2.15 pace. after
a lively contest with his stable mate
Bill Lyle. which finished second. and
Alice NJ. belonging to Harry Nc
Henry of Washington. which was
! third.
The third harness event, which was
a special race for a purse of $500
and will be concluded today. Three
| heats were trotted, two of which
were won by B. P. Dougherty's Pee
| Wee of Washington, and the other
by William E. Miller's Morgan Leaf
Booth. belonging to g; c, Brenton
at the fair when he won the six-fur.
long run, and the other running