Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-22
Thomas H, Pitts, Atlanta
Mans Entries, Win Pre-
mief Honors for Grand
Champion Bull and Cow


the grand champion bull and the
grand champion COW in the Holstein
awards announced Wednesday by
the officials of the Southeastern
fair.
In the Guernsey awards the en-
try of r. M. Cooper, Jr., of Wisacky,
S. c., was picked for the blue rib
bon honorS as the grand champion
COW. He also won the honors for
the grand champion bull.
The grand champion bull in the
Ayrshire class was owned by Lip
petit Farms, of Hope, r. /. First
honors for the grand champion COW
also went to the Lippett Farms.
The entry of Carpenter & Ross,
of Mansfield, Ohio, was awarded
the grand championship for Short
horn bulls. The grand champion
ship in the Shorthorn COW class
went to Lespedeas Farms, of Hick-
DRY Valley, Kentucky.
Judging of the Aberdeen Angus
cattle was begun Wednesday.
Majesty Noble Sultan, a thorough
bred Jersey bull owned by W. j.
Stoddard, of Atlanta, won the SEN
pionship honors. Mr.. Stoddard's en-
tries also won first honOrs in the
aged herd class. The Berry school,
of Rome, Ca, won the premier hon
ors for the grand champion COW
and the senior champion COW in the
Jersey class.
The entry of W. T. McCray, of
Kentland, Ind, won first honors for
the senior champion bull and the
grand champion bull in the Here.
ford class.
The grand champion boar entered
by w. J. Fits, of Gallatin, Tenn,
won the blue ribbon honors in the
Duroc class in the awards announced
Tuesday at noon by the Southeastern
| fair officials. The sow entered by
| Mr.. Fits also won the grand cham
pionship honors among soWs.
The entry of Thomas Johnson, OF
| Columbus, Ohio, won the first award
| in the Junior champion SOW class.
Berryton Duroc Farms, of Berryton,
Ga, had the junior champion boar.
The Berryton farms entries won
six first places in addition to the
| Junior grand championships. The
herd belonging to Mr.. Fits was
awarded six blue ribbons.
Work of judging the Hampshires
was under way Tuesday. The swine
barn was crowded all the morning
by an interested crowd of visitors
making the rounds of the pens ana
| watching the judging from the grand
stand. The PoIand-China entries
were to be judged during the after
noon.
Following are the awards:
List of Awards
Boar, Two Years Old and Over
First-W. ]. Fits Gallatin, Tenn. $1,000.
Second-Peacock & Hodge, Cochran ia
Thrd-Berryton Duroc Farms, Berryton'
| "a. $1,000. on
! First-Highland Oaks Farms, Pierce, fla.
Second-Peacock & Hodge, Cochran, Ga.
'iT T6ird-Richmond & Macarthur, Arley, Ga.
S'@'0o Boar, 10 Months and Under IS
| First-Pea cock & Hodge, Cochran, Ca SZo
Second-Thomas Johnson, Columbus ONO.
! $1,000. n. u,o
Boar, 10 Months and Under Is 400
| First-Peacick & Hodge, Cochran, Ga. $Eo.
| Second-Thomas Johnson, Columbus ohlo'
Third-Highland Oaks Farms, Pierce, Fla
Boar, Six Months and Under IL
First-Berrytop Duroc Farms. $2O0o.
! STANDARDIZATION Duroc Farms. $l5.Oo.
| Third-Wainwright, Lea & Son, BrooB
| lille, KY. $1,000.
First-Berryton Duroc Farms. 5000;
Second-Berryton Duroc Farms. Sle.oo'
Third-W. J. Fits. $12OO.
Sow, Two Years Old or over
First-Berryton Duroc Farms. $20;oo.
Second-Peacock & Hodge. Slo.oo.
| Third-Thomas Johnson. S12.OO.
Sow, IS Months and Under "a
F:rst-W. ]. Fits. $4,000.
Second-W. ]. Fits. $4,000.
| Third-Thomas Johnson. S12.OO.
Sow. 12 Months and Under 1s
First~Catoma Farms, Montgomery, Ala;
Second-Thomas johnson, $15.
| Third-Peacock & Hodge, $12.
/ Sow, Months and Under IL
| First-Thomas johnson, $50.
| Second-C. c. Hawkins, Americas, Ca
Third-Peacock & Hodge. S12.
Sow, Under Months
First-Berryton Duroc Farms $40
second-Hig hland Oaks Farms SO. 60
| Third-McKee Bros, Versailles, n.y., $lI
| Aged Herd
First-W. ]. Fits, $25.
Second-Thomas johnson, $50.
| First-W. j. Fits, $25.
Breeders Aged Herd
Third-W. j. Fits, SO.
/ SecOnd-Thomas Johnson, so.
I .,hird-W. j. Fits, $15.
Young Herd
First-Berryton Duroc Farms, $25.
/ SeconG-W. j. Fits, $50.
u Third-Thomas johnson. SIS.
i Breeders Young Herd
| First-Berryton Duroc Farms, $50.
Second-W j. Fits, $50.
Third-Thomas Johnson, $15.
| Get of Boar
First, W. j. Fits, $50.
Second, Thomas Johnson, $15.
Third, W. ]. Fits, SO.
| Produce of Boar
First, W. J. Fits.
| Second, Peacock & Hodge.
| Third Thomas johnson.
Senior Champion Boar
| W. ]. Fits, $25.
| Junior Champion Boar
| Berryton Duroc Farms S25.
| Senior Champion Sow
We " Junior champion Sow
| Thomas Johnson, $50
Grand Champion Boar
W. ]. Fits, $50
Grand Champion Sow
| W. J. Fits, -$25.
pnr ,+sroo Jersey tHars SSttls stoo5or5, At.
lant aiA Ca, 1st; Townsville Livestock,
Co.; TIhnomasvi55l;e. 2nd' Fl. N. Camp Knox,
i Bull (Twc , years old under three years.
w. H. Burt, Ellaville, Ga, End; 81. - N.
Camp, End; Neel Bros, Thomasville. Ca,
Senior yearling bull-Pebble Hill Planta-
ton, Thomasville, LIST; H. N. Camp, End;
Berry Schools, Mt. Berry; Ca, 81.
| Junior yearling bull-W. N. MCPHERSON,
! Athens, Ca, 1st; Thomasville L. Stock COM
pany, End; W. ]. Stoddard, Sd.
/ Senior bull calf -Gwin Lipes, East Point.
| Ga, LIST: brownsville Live Stock company,
2nd: Pebble I'LL Plantation, Sd.
Junior bull calf-H. N. Camp, list; Thorn
asville Live Stock company, End; Rockdale
| Farm, Acworth, Ga, Sd.
COW (three years o1d)-Berry School, LIST;
Pebble Hill Plantation, End; Rockdale
| Farm Sd.
! ]. Stoddard, LIST, II. N. Camp, End; j. r.
Humphreys. Acworth, Ga, 3D.:
| Senior yearling heifer-Rock Farm.
| Sd.