The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15
BIG FIELD AFTER
N0N0RS IN DERBY
Dry Weather Still Handi-
cap to Dogs; "All Age"
Event Delayed
~ A sTAFF CORnEgpONDENr.

Iiy a STAFF CORR HEBpONDENT.
NlNITA, Nov. IA. Exceedingly
dry weather today caused the post
ponomcnt ot the open an age"
stake, the feature event OF tho
Southwestern Field Trials aasocp.
ton meet which opened today and
the "open derby was run instead
The all age classic Of field trials.
viii be run NJ the conclusion ~ the
derby probably Wednesday morn
ing
a nice field started IN the derby,
80 dogs making ~ brAcca Practi-
caliy every dog which ran In the
American field futurity completed
last Friday and won by Belle or
Joycuac, Llewcllyn setter. also start
ed In the derby
The weather NJ stnrting time this
morning was cold and cloudy vita
a good outlook for rain. but before
noon the skies had cleared and
warm and dusty afternoon followed
All of the dogs had hard going, due
10 the dust which settled In tho ami
mails noses and pre-, enting efficient
working Of the most important part
OF bird dogs makeup.
Despite the fact that many aportR-
men came into town over Sunday,
the galleries at today's trial were
hardly as large as at the running
Of tho .futurity last week.
Today's running proved beyond
doubt that the association course
poEscsHes plenty OF birds as 70 bevles
were uncovered. several good points
were made during the day also and
the bird work" OF several OF the
dogs served To keep alive interest In
the gallery
out OF the II braces entered. t2
were run today The remaining five
will be run tomorrow morning and
II is believed tho derby will be con-
oludod by tomorrow afternoon, II
In not positively known yet whether
there Will be a second series.
Starters In the derby: GrnylinEB
Man Proctor handled by NJ r.. Nc
Michael, and Concho Jim, handled
by Carl Duffield OF Tulsa; Henry
O. Kent. handled by Lce Kneedler,
and Great Island Undauntcd by Her
bert Tomlinson; Trimhlc's Mr.. Jim.
by G. Harris. and Belle OF Joyeusc.
by u. Farriar, Carrols Queen Sport.
by g. Harris, and Great Island
Wildfire. by Herbert Tomlinson
Ghost OF Joyeusc. by u. Farriar. and
DuBter, by George Payton; Royal
Prince. by J. q. Chandier. and Bur
CESS Ben, by George 'Payton; indi-
ana Comanche Girt by Kneedlcr,
and Great Island Melisha. by Joe
Crane; Frank, by Lee Knecdler. and
Miss Sunburst. by NJ. IL, McMichael;
Fieldal Rip, by J. q. Chandler. and
DunHmores Royal Flush. by George
Kramer, Royal Beauty, by J. q.
Chandler, and Pearl Broomhil, by
c. II. Harris; Graylings Lady, by M,
u. McMichaol, and Hawks Ghost, by
w. w. Stoner; Walter. by Lee
Kneedler. and Madge Irene, by Joe
Crane Mayor Kid, by w. w. Ston-
Madge Irene. by Joe Crane Mayor
Kid, by w. w. Stouer, and Omar, by
c. Harris; Great Island Jim Flush.
by Herbert Tomlinson. and Polly
Gatewoodl by r q. StoNcr. Du-
quesne Nell. by E Fnrriar, and Mary
Jane Parton, by II. q. Stoner; Gin
cinnati Mayor, by G. G. Everett. and
Field Flush. by j. =. Chandler;
Ghost Beauty. by w, w. Stonor, and
Sis llopewell, by Lee Kneedler.
Judges tonight announced that six
dogs hH dstood out by their work
These dogs were ordered to he on
hand tomorrow nooon, 80 Il Is prac-
tically certain that "A second series
will be run. The general opinion T.
| that more bird dog work will be ex-
| hibited In the second series than
there was ia the first runnings. The
dogs picked tonight were:
| Trimbics MIR. Jim, Belle OF Joyeuse.
| Dustcr, who Is a little brother OF thc
Belle; Peari Broomhill, Hawks
Ghost and Madge Irene,