Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
SOUTHERN PART
OF STATE WINS
JUDGING PRIZE
Winning Team From Warrick
County Gets $500 Trophy
and $1O0 in Cash.

Southern Indiana carried off the high
est hOnors in the boys livestock judg-
ing contest at the Indiana State Fair,
the team of three from Warrick County
winning first place in this event over
teams from thirty eight other counties
The winning team was awarded the $500
trophy and 500 in cash to help defray
its expenses to the International Live
stock Exposition at Chicago in December
where it will represent the State in the
international junior Judging contest.
Howard Bates, of Newburg, a member
of the winning team also was the high
est individual scorer in the contest and
he will get 800 scholarship to the
Purdue University College Of Agricul-
ture. His teammates, Paul Rauth and
Rufus Scales, tied for eleventh place.
The team from Boone County made
the highest score on dairy cattle and
VIII represent Indiana at the National
Dairy Show judging contest to be held
next month at st. Paul, MINI. The five
highest teams finished the big contest
In the order named: Warrick. Clark,
Blackford, Shelby and Owen.
Girls took their place in the livestock
Judging contest this year with Lillian
Wood as a member of the Madison
County team, and Sylvia Galloway,
Delphi, on the Carroll County team The
Wood girl ranked fourth in the in
dividual scoring, winning over 142 boys
and one girl The other girl stood we'll
up and ranked second In the dairy
cattle judging event.
Twenty-four prizes were awarded the
twenty four highest scores as follows ::
First. Howard Bates, Warrick; second,
Leland Gelger Blackford; third John
Wagner, Whiet; fourth. Lillian Wood,
Madison; fifth, Hanly Lane, Upton !;
sixth, Floyd McMahan. Bartholomew /:
seventh, Merrill McChan, TippecanOe !;
eighth, l.. Phillips, Shelby; ninth. Gil
bert Smith, Clark; tenth. Alfred Porter
Scott; eleventh, Paul Rauth. Warrick
Rufus Scales, Warrick, and Gerald like
Shelby, tied fourteenth. Herbert Duncan
Hancock fifteenth. Cecil sutton, Put
nam sixteenth, Lester Lyton, Owen {;
seventeenth. William Day, Scott. Ind Paul
Watson, Huntington. tied nineteenth
Glen q. Ingle, Randolph twentieth, Ray
Johnson, Clark; twenty first Russell
sheerer Huntington; twenty second, Rus
sell Hadley, Morgan, and Arthur Rim
sudt, Decatur tied; twenty fourth, Carl
Creek Liberty
The FIVE highest scorers in each class
Of live stock were as follows. in the
order named:
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Montgomery; Glen O. Inglc, Randolph !;
Hanly Lane, Elwood.
Beef Cattle-Howard Bates. Warrick
LilIien Wood. Madison. Alfred Porter,
Scott; James Harbaugh. Blackboard; vii
liam Graves, Henry. and Harley Rust.
Tippecanoe tied for fifth.
Dairy Cattle-Gerald like. Shelby: Sy-
via Galloway. Carroll: Lillian Wood
Pendleton; Arthur Van Huss. Lebanon;
Floyd McMahab. Bartholomew, and Carl
Nelson, Boone. tied for fifth.
Sheep-FranCis North, White; LeemoD
Huffman, jay; Lester Lytton. Owen :.
Glen O. lngle, Randolph; Alfred Porter,
Scott
Fogs-Hanly Lane. Elwood; George
Greer, Decatur; Cecil sutton, Putnam
Alfred Porter, Scott; Walter Datzman,
Benton.