Evening journal., 1919-12-19
AWARD PRIZES
At CORN SHOW
Capital Grange, ~e Dover,
Won Sweepstak and
Received Silver Cup
FEWER ENTRIES
THAN FORMER YEARS
speeIal b The EvenIng IonrnaI.


close Of the session OF the Annual state
Corn Show yesterday. awards were'an-
ounced for the corn exhibits The
Judging was done by Prof. Schmitz, Of
state College, Pa. The awards follow:
Glass A. for best so ears OF any va
rlety from the three counties in the
State-New Castle county. FIRST prize,
$40. James T. Shallcross, M!ddletown;
second, 81. A. (. Whittock, Odessa;
third. s.. Roswell Shafer, New Castle;
fourth ribbon, Diamond Hill Farm,
Newark. Kent and Sussex counties had
no exhibits in this class.
Glass B, FOR best 20 ears from the
state at large:
White corn-Flrst. s.. a. :. W'hittock,
Odessa: second, s., James T. Shallcross,
Middletown; third. So, Diamond Hill
Farm. Newark; fourth, ribbon, Harry b.
Clark, Kenton.
yellow corn-Flrst. 81, Russell Shafer,
New Castle: second. s., Harry B. Clark,
Kenton; third 50. F. c. Snyder, New
port; fourth, ribbon, B. F. Stahl Green
vile.
Glass B, amateur. best 20 ears from
The State al large-Nhite. first, 81, Gil-
best s. Cosden. Dover. only entry.
Yellow. FIRST, 81, B. \. Stahi Green
Vile, only entry.
Glass c. honorary. best 10 ears from
State at large-White, first, 81, James
T. shallcross. Middletown; second -,
A :. Whittock. Odessa; third, 50, Dla-
mond Hill Farm, Newark; fourth, rib
bon. W. V. Cosden. Dover.
Yellow-First. 81, Roswell Shafer
New Castle: second. s.. F. G. Sny'ler'
Newport: third, SO, J. b. Stahl, Green
vile: no fourth prize.
Class c. amateur, for best 10 ears
from state at large-White, Stanley
short. Smyrna. first, 81; G. Lester Layer,
Hartley. second, 81.
Yellow-First. C.. H. Shockley, Dover,
e; Dewey Sapp, Houston. second, 50;
,. A. S,ahl, third, 50; no fourth con-
esiant.
Glass D. for best 10 ears OF any va
'iety from New Castle county-F'rss, 90
lame, T. Sh3licross. Middletown; sec
md. 50. 4. = Whiitock. Odessa; third
=. Roswell Shafer. New Castle; fourth
4. Damond I'm Farm, Newark.
kent county. prizes same as New Cas-
Ie-Fir- Harry b. Clark, Kenton; sec
onI. Hurry B. Clark: third stanley
short: fourth. Gilbert C. Cosden, Dover
SUSSEX counly-First. W. A. Stein,
Da.sb0-p. second W A. Stein: thi:d,
gl8 4. short. Georgetown.
Glass b.. f0r ,hc best single ear from
Now Castle c0un.y-First, \. :. Whit
iock. Cdesa. 50: second. Diamond Hill
Farm Newark. $50; third, 90 cents,
lanes +. Shslcross. MiddletOwn.
Kent county-First. 81. Harry B
Clark: second. $3.50 Harry B. Clark
Kroton.
sussex county-First. 50. w 4,
stein: second. Eli Short, $3.50
Clas. q. varieties for best 10 cars
of the following varieties from the state
al l1rga-First S2 Red's Y How Dent
F. c. snyder no other contestants.
Johnson County White-First, 8
James T. Shallcross; second, A. s. Whit
tocK. -.
Glass r.. small grains and seeds Of
wheat grown IN 1919 from New Castle
rounly-Whclt first, -. J. B. Stalil
second. p. A. Stahl.
Kent county-First g, Frank Attix
Kcnion.
For hrst peck sample Of grain an,
small seeds from state at large. 1912
oats. h-st. 81. Frank Attix. Kent0n
second B A Stahl 20 cents. Rye. d-st
si:J p. Stahl: secord - cents. b. \
Snhl'Soy Beans. Wilson. fl~st. -. Frsn
AitiV. Keh'on: Pekng first. 81 Fran.
Ativ. no other contestants. Buckwh 81
flrsf - Eli short: second. J. 3. S'2fl
Class ]. grain and forage in sheaf. fo
host sheavcs or bundles mot less thai
q inche. ~ diameter of The foliow'n.
croos Whcat-Fi~st. 81. !. 3 Stahl
second. 20 cents, 3. 4. Stohl: oats. first
-. B. \ Stahl: second, 30 cents, J. B
-iahf T'moihy-First 81 3. \. S'ahl
second. 10 cents. J. B Stahl. Soy bean.
First. -. =. b. Stahl; second. 80 cents
b. s.. ~lahl Cow peas-First, 81. j. B
Stahl: second. ~ cents, b. \. Stahl.
For the best ten ears. shelling th'
most ain by weight from Dlawar'
or other states. lrst premium OF $40
vas won bv ]. n. G lb~7ilh NJ H7rfo"C
county. Md. his ten ears weighing be
fore being shelled ~ pounds and 4
ounces. and after shelling i3 pounds
and : ounces.
Sweepstakes in Glass J. a silber cup
donated by the state Grange. to bl
won three times by a local grange be
fore IL becomes their permanent prop
erty. was awarded TO Capital Grange
Of Dover.
BOYS class-Open to all club mem
hers OF Delaware between the ages o
40 and q years-For the best ten ear
Of white corn: First. s., C. Leste
Iaver. Hartley; second, So, Stanle,
short. Smyrna; third, So, j. Pau
Skewis. Milford; fourth. 50, 7. II. Mil
bourne. Hartley; nth, Harry Cobough
Yellow Corn-Firrst, IS. Dewey sapr
Houston; second, 81, Edwin Gruwel
FELTON,.
sweepstakes for the best ten ears en-
tered IN any class, a gold medal, wo
by J. T. Shallcross, Middletown.
For best 20 ca entered in any class
n pure bred pig, valued at $50, won b
Roswell Shafer.
For best 80 ears In Class A, a silve
medal, James T. Shallcross, Middle
town.
For best lot OF exhibits entered. a
.cmsses considered, the association
awarded $40 in gold to B. A. Stahl,
Grcenville.
The exhibits were not as fun as ]
former years and evidently because 9
the severity OF the weather The attend
ance was not as large as expected.
The one session Of the Corn Sho'
held yesterday afternoon in the stat
Armory was addressed by Professor :