The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
TULSA AMATEUR
FIELD TRIALS
GROW RAPIDLY
Many Outside Dogs Take
Prizes in Recent
Contests Here

while the first trial OF the season
OF the Tulsa Amateur Field
Trial association was an amateur
event as will be all future trials held
tho association. 1t was amateur In
name only.
,The greatest number Of dogs ever
brought out last year by this asso-
citation among its members, when
the running was confined strictly
10 dogs owned in Tulsa county, and
dogs owned by members of the A..
s. =. L., Tulsa county unit, was 2S.
with each succeeding trial the num-
ber OF entries increased and this
year at the initial trial. which were
run in the new courses on a block OF
land leased up by the officers OF the
Tulsa Amateur Field Trial associa-
tion In Limestone township on the
Coliiusviile-C -Claremore road, totaled
SO starters. There were dogs entered
from Kansas, Missouri. Texas and
Oklahoma and with gallery follow
ing the running that would be a
credit TO many Of the older clubs,
this amateur association staged Its
first big event OF the season.
Outsiders Entered.
Among those who entered dogs or
were attending tho trials from other
cities than Tulsa We're the following:
]. A. Fierce, Bartlesvllle; Virgil
Knudson. Independence. Kan; 7. $.
Rex, LyCyEne. kan: II. V. Lee and
James c. Foster OF Fort Worth.
Texas; G. o. Simpson, Akron, Ohio;
II. w. Davis. Kansas City, Mo-; NJ.
V. Collins, MuskoEee; Gus Eashore,
]. A. Shrocrs, Or +. NJ. Adams and
r. 4. Gillett. Vinita; Earl Withrow,
Wichita. KAN and T., T.. Sherwood
Perkins Okla.
In going over the results OF the
running az to the placing OF the
dogs. it is interesting to note that
out of the five stakes run, 10 places
being awarded, only five Tulsa dogs
got into the money, other 10 places
being awarded to dogs owned out
side OF Tulsa.
Irish settlers Feature.
In the Irish setter special stake.
which was run for the benefit az
Irish settlers only, in the all-age
event. II. D's. Pat, owned by II. O..
Mason OF Tulsa. Okla. took third
honor; while in the puppy stake of
irish setter special Laddy, owned
by Page II. Hudson OF Tulsa, won
second honors. All the other places
In these two stakes went to outside
dogs.
In the amateur puppy stake, War
Mans Lady, owned by c. p. Dui-
field, took first money, while in the
amateur derby not a Tulsa dog was
placed. In the amateur all-age stake
Beegene, owned by II, II. Pettus,
Tulsa, took second honors and Lady
Wood. owned by c. II. Duffield Of
Tulsa took third place.
The Irish setter special stake was
H. 1. lfFR
namely: c. +. Duffield and j. c.
Kavanaugh. Both of these gentle
men reside In Tulsa. The amateur
puppy stakes were Judged by DR.. f.
VI. Adams OF Nlnlta, okla, Jay
Pierce OF Bartlesville. Okla, and j..
c. Kavanaugh OF Tulsa. The ana
teur derby and amateur all-age
were both Judged by Doctor Adams
of Vinita and Jay Pierce ot Bartles-
Vile.
Many Rcpeatcrs.
Among the winners who carried
away more than one place in a stake
was Earl Withrow OF Wichita, Kan,
OF Irish setter fame, who ran his
dogs Withrow's Duke Glanderr!ck
and McKerry's Pat in the Irish spe-
cial all.age stake, taking both first
and second honors in the order
named. In the amateur derby II, V.
Lee and w. w, Sloan and II. V. Lee
and Mr.. Parklns OF Fort Worth took
two places in the derby; namely;
second and third money and later
Messrs, II. V. Lee and w w Sloan
repeated with their good English
setter silver Creek Ren, when they
won the amateur all-age with this
dog.
While the Irish setter special
stake did not bring out as many
starters as was originally expected
by the officers OF the association. II
brought out some good dogs and
this event, having been previously
indorsed by the Irish Setter Club
OF America, passed 10 the winners
OF the Irish special stake the Irish
Setter Club OF Americas national