The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-10
AWARDS ARE MADE
At POULTRY SHOW
BY TEXAS EXPERT
Local Fanciers Carry Off
Many HonorS-Exhibits of
High-ClaSS Variety,
States Judge

Second avenue, for the benefit Of the
anti-tuberculosis fund, C. P. Van
Wrinkle, who is judging the poultry,
stated that the Birmingham display
is one of the finest he has judged
this year.
Mr.. Van Wrinkle, a poultry expert
from Dallas. Tex. has judged poultry
at some of the largest shows In the
country, including the annual shows
held at the Madison Square Garden
in New York, and many other large
cities, and is accorded to be an au-
thority on the subject by fanciers
from all parts OF the country.
A large attendance has been crowd
ing the show throughout the week,
especially during the last three days,
during which time the Judging has
been going on. There are about S5
varieties of chickens, a number of ex-
hiblts of rabbits and also several
pigeon exhibits.
Champion of Show
| The Alabama Leghorn Farm was
awarded the champion cock OF the
show, White Leghorn winning the
ribbon of championship.
The champion hen exhibit was won
by Joseph Hanks of this city, owner
of the champion Rhode Island Red
hen.
! A light Braham cockerel, belonging
to Mrs. r. A. Mcleod. won the cham
pionship in the cockrel class.
To the Trio Poultry Yard went the
championship pullet award, the rib
IA ExAf,. telr T1I, IL
The champion pen exhibit was
awarded to the display of White
Leghorns Of the Alabama Leghorn
Farm.
A pigeon, called the White Runt,
belonging to J. II. Vines of Bessemer,
was awarded the championship in the
| pigeon class, the same bird having
been champion at the Memphis, Kan
sas City and former Birmingham
shows.
@, A. McGinnls carried off the
champion ribbons with Uncle Tom. a
| Black Siberian hare, winner of cham
pionships at Madison Square Garden
and other shows.
Poultry Awards
| In the Ancona class the following
awards were made: Cock, first and
second prizes, e. l.. Norment; third.
Il. D. Ratliffe. Pen, first, John
Browning second, Mrs. c. o. Gro
martie. Cockerel. first, e. L. Nor
ment; second. J. i. Smith. Hen, first
and third, e. L. Norment; second, J,
L. Smith. Pullet, first and fourth, 70.
l.. Norment; second and third, ]. L.
Smith
White Leghorns: Cock, first to
fifth, inclusive, Alabama Leghorn
! farm. Hen, first to fifth, inclusive,
Alabama Leghorn farm. Cockerel,
| first, second, fourth and fifth, Ala
hama Leghorn- farm; third, r. c.
Clark. Pullet, first, second and fifth,
Alabama Legflorn farm; third and
fourth, Ellis Bynum. Pen, first and
second, young and first old, Alabama
Leghorn farm; third and fourth old,
! Ellis Bynum.
Black Leghorns: First cock, first
and second hen. first and second cock
erel and first pullet, George e. John
son.
Buff Leghorns: First cock. DR.. A.
H. French; second COCK, w. L. North;
third, c. A. Mcdaniel. Hen, first TO
fifth, inclusive, DR.. French. Cockerel.
first and third. DR.. French; second,
w. L. North. Pen, first, DR.. French;
second, C. A. Mcdaniel.
Rhode Island Reds, rose combs
Cockerel and pullet. first and second
prizes. A. j. Robins. Jr.
Brown Leghorn, rose comb: First
cockerel and first and second pullet,
G. A. McGinnis.
Barred Plymouth Rocks, light:
Cock, first, J. c. Anthony; second
third and fourth, Gardner Brothers.
Cockerel, first and second. Gardner
Brothers.; third and fourth. j. G.
Smith. Dark: Cock FIRST. second and
third, Ray Jones. Hen. first and sec
ond, Gardner Brothers; third. Ray
Jones; fourth and fifth, J. c. An
thony. Cockerel first and second,
Gardner Brothers; third, J. G. An
thony; fourth and fifth, j. d. Wunch.
Pullets. first, second and third, Gard
ner Brothers: Light and dark class;
Pen, first, Ray Jones; second. Gard
ner Brothers; third and fourth, ]. c.
Anthony.
Blue Andalusians: Cock, first, r. A.
Mcleod; second, E. v. Dorsc Cockere1,
first, Earl Fitzgerald; second. E. "
Dorse. Pullet, first, e. " Dorse Hen,
first. second and third r. A. Mcleod;
fourth and fifth, e. ". Dorse.
Black Brahma: Cock, first and sec
ond, l.. l.. Sturtevant. Cockerel. first,
r. A. Mcleod; second, l.. l.. Sturte-
Want third. C. r. Adams. Hen, frs.
second. third and fifth, r. A. Mcleod;
fourth, L. l.. Sturtevant. Pullet, first
to fifth. inclusive, r. A. Mcleod.
Pen, first, r. A. Mcleod; second. Mrs.
| j. g. Hendrix.
Rhode Island Red, Single Comb:
| Cock. first, j. d. Lot; second and
third, j. L. Smith fourth. ]. w.
Hanks: fifth, o. B. Warren. Cockerel.
| first, j. L. Smith second. James
Kerr: third and fourth, z. r. Under
wood. Hen, first and fifth, j. w.
Hanks second, third, and fourth, ].
l.. Smith. Pullet, first, James Kerr:
second II. w. Montgomery; third,
fourth and fifth, J. l.. Smith. Pen.
| first. ]. d. Lot second. James Kerr:
| third.s Mrs. ]. II. Roper. fourth,
George oliver: fifth. o. B. Warren.
White Minorca: Cockerel, first, r.
A. Mcleod. Hen. first and second.
r. A. Mcleod. Pullet first to fifth,
| inclusive, r. A. Mcleod
White Orpingtons: Cock, first to
fourth, inclusive. II. A. Black. Hen,
first to fourth. inclusive, r, A, Nc
Leod. Cockerel first, fourth and
fifth, C. II. Holmes; second, ]. d. Lot:
third. X. A. Mcleod. Pullet. first and
second, ]. D. Lot; third and fourth,
c. II. Holmes; fifth, r. A. Mcleod.
Buff Orpingtons: Cock. first, F. M.
Laney; second, John Brown. Hen,
first, F. NJ. Laney; second and third.
John Brown: fourth, J. L. Brake.
Cockerel. first and third, John
Brown: second, J. L. Brake. Pullet.
first. second and third, John Brown;
fourth. j. L. Brake; fifth. F. NJ. La.
ney. Pen. first, J. L. Brake.
White Plymouth Rocks Cock, first.
c.. E. Glass. Hen. first and second.
C. L. Glass. Cockerel, first, third
and fourth, G. r. Glass; second and
fifth, r. c. Clark. Pullet first and
second. c. E. Glass. Pen, first, c. e.
Glass.