The Washington herald., 1921-09-14
AWARDS ARE MADE
FOR EXHIBITORSAT
UPPER MARLBORO
Southern Maryland Fair
Again Draws Huge
Crowd.
UPPER MARLBORO, Ma, Sept. ii

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Sept. ID.
Some 5000 people attended the
second day Of the annual Southern
Maryland fair on the grounds of
the Southern Maryland Agricultural
Fair Association here today.
Horse racing was the biggest at
traction. The big agricultural ex-
hibit, however, came in for its share
of attention.
With the exception of the tobacco
exhibit and those In the main hall,
experts from the University OF
Maryland judged all exhibits today.
The awards follow:
winners of Prizes.
Best truck garden-John Frohlich,
Chilium. first; Providence Hospital
Farms. second. Best home garden
Percy Duvall, Upper Marlboro, first.
Best sweet potatoes and egg plant
]. j.. Suit. Landover. Best tomatoes
Boys Club. West River, Nd.
Fruit-Charles A. Duvall, water
melons. first; George A. Brady,
Cheltenham, apples, second. Wheat,
st. Mary's county-Fred A. Davis,
Chaptico, first; Harry C. Mudd, Me-
chanicsville, second. Wheat, Charles
county-P. d. Brown. second. and
George B. Swami, third. both of Bel
Alton. Wheat, Calvert County-L.
|. Herbert CLANCY, Owings, first; Err
nest s. Hutchins.- Adelina, second.
White corn, Prince Georges
County-John F. Mack. Bowie, first
P. w. Kolben, Landover, second
James Thomas Rawlings, Noting
ham, third. Charles couhty-George
swami. Bel Alton. first. Anna
Arundel County-J. T. Estep,
Lothien, first; s. w. Duckett. David
sonvflle, second; B. s. Stockett,
DavidsppVille, third. st. Mary's
CountyZFrank Goidsborough, Leon
ardtown, first; Benedict Greenwell,
Leonardtown. second; Peter Harris,
Clements, third. Calvert County
c. orville Drury, CLANCY, first.
Yellow Corn Awards.
Yellow corn, st. Mary's County,
3. B. Cough. chaptico. first. Calvert
County-C. Orville DruryI Clancy
first; DR.. C. F. Hutchins. Prince
Frederick, second; Alexander Sum-
merville. Port Republic, third
Prince Georges County-B. W. Kol-
ner, Landover, first; Providence
Hospital Farms, second; Michael
Wyville, Upper Marlboro, third.
Popcorn-Robert Entwisle, Anacos-
tia. R. F. D.. first.
Boys Pig Club exhibit. Prince
Georges County-James Lusby
Brandywine. first, Duroc boar. 10
months or over. Sow, 8 months and
under-William E. Mudd, jr..
Clinton. first; Archie Raum, Silesiia'
second; Lewis Ellis. Cheltenham,
third. -
Prfses for Poultry.
Poultry-Barred Plymouth Rocks,
first cock, Providence Ho.pttal
Farms; first hen, Providence Hos
pital Farms; first and second pull
lets, Providence Hospital Farms;
first cockerel, Mrs. A. B. Duley,
Croome; second. Providence Hos.
pital Farms Buff Leghorns, first
cock and first hen, william Wire.
Upper Marlboro. Anoconas-First
cock and first hen. Charles NJ. Lowe.
Groom. Rhode Island Reds-First
cock and first hen. Charles NJ. Lowe,
Groom White Leghorn First
cock and first hen. first ana second
puilet and first and second cockerel.
All TO Providence Hospital Farms,
white Wyandottes-First cock, hen,
pital Farms.
Al! the exhibits were of an un-
usually high standard, being easily
the best and most varied in the his
tory OF the fair. The fair ends Sat
urday. Friday is the big, day for
rYral visitors, when there will be a
pony show, horse show, mule race. a
baseball game and various other at
fractions. There will be no horse