New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Annual Show of
Boston Terriers
Has l62 Entries
They're Off Is Judged Best
Male Dog in Regular
Classes; Dorchester Lit
tie P al Is S eco n d

One of the finest collections Of Bos-
ton terriers yer benched was shown
yesterday at the Waldorf Astoria at
the fifteenth annual speciality show of
the Boston Terrier Club of New York.
An entry Of 1872 dogs were benched.
Mr. Thomas Hunter jr., of Roxbury,
Mass, oficiated as Judge and declared
that the dogs he passed upon
were the finest he has ever seen in
the history Of Boston terriers, the
original all-American dog.
The feature of yesterdays judging
was the winning of the eleven-months- j.
old puppy, They're OFF. He started off
by winning the puppy class, then an
open dogs, and finally going to win
male dog in the regular classes.
They're OFF is owned by MIR. Joseph
Palescandolo, of Coney Island. The
judge, Mr.. Hunter, claimed this dog to
be the best headed young dog he has
seen in many years. They're Off is Of
dark seal brlndle color, with perfect
markings, and possesses to a marked
degree practically all the salient fea-
lures that the standard calls for.
Best Decorated Bench
trophy for the best decorated
bench was closely contested between
the Royal Purple of the Stroller Ken
nels, and the Alice Blue of the Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ G. Bierman.
The first class to be judged was
junior puppies. The winner proved to
be Hygrade Let's Go. Second and third
were two litter brothers, Crystal Hard
Boiled Egg and Mosholu Bunkio.
Senior puppies brought out class
n hn G~c
winners proved to be the best two
male dogs in the regular class. First
went to They're OFF, and second to
Dorchester Little Pal, owned by the
Dorchester Kennels. Third went. to
Mrs. B. Ottman's Ottmans Joy Blink.
Novice class for dogs under fifteen
pounds was a close competition. First
went to Dorchester Little Pal, and
second to Hickmans Batram, owned by
Mr.. Arthur B. Webb. Reserve. went
to Little Sonnie Punch, owned by Mr..
j. Jordan.
Limit dogs under fifteen pounds was
repeat for Dorchester Little Pal, and
second was won by DR.. C. F. Sullivan's s
Trimount Bantam w., different type
from the winner. Third went to
Ruoney's Duke, owned by Mr.. John H.
Rooney.
Dorchester Little Pal Wins
Open dogs under fifteen pounds
again placed Dorchester Little Pal on
the top, runner up was Mrs. G. E.
Aulis's Happy Boy. Trimount Bantam
Nv. WAS third, and Mr.. Rooney's Duke
fourth.
Novice dogs over fifteen pounds was
an easy win for Crystal Hard Boiled
Egg, owned by Mr.. William F. Kuback.
Second was Darlyn Stutz, owned by Mr..
James A. Hitchcock.
Limit dogs over fifteen pounds went
to the puppy winner, They're Off, and
second was the Canadian Champion
Globe League of Nations. Third went
to Mr. Rookey's Boy Pal, and reserve
was won by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bierman's
Gyps Whatsiname.
Open dogs over fifteen pounds again
brought They're Off to the top, and
second was Mrs. F.. S. Wadman's Prince
Conde. Third and fourth went to Mr..
Monahan's Comet and Man O. War III,
respectively.
Open dogs over twenty pounds and
under twenty-five pounds brought out
Mr. Otto Gross's Paramount Ketoson,
which, unfortunately, was alone in his
class. This dog appears to be the best
heavyweight out to-day.
American-brcd dogs, any weight,
brought out large class, and the win
ner was Prince Conde. Second went to
Buddie R., owned by Mrs. john Ruege;
third was Mr.. Ernest Jones's Orintani
Beauty and reserve went to Miss l. a..
Hatchell's Mosholu Binkie.