The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

fans from many surrounding towns
bronze medals 20 be owned outright
by the owners of the winning dogs.
The winner OF the Irish special
puppy stake was Irish Belle, owned
by J. II. Davis. Collinsville. okla,
and IS an exceptional puppy---in fact
one that bids fair TO be a great-go-
ing dog when matured The win
ners OF the pish setter all-age spe-
ci3l stake are rs follows: First,
WllhrOw's Duke Glanderrick, owned
by Earl Withrow, Wichita, Kan;
Earl Withrow, Wichita, Kan.and
third, II, D.'s Pat, owned by II. ID.
Mason, Tulsa.
The winners in the Irish setter
puppy special stake were: First,
Irish Eolle. owned by j. II. Davis,
Collinsville. Okla: second, Laddie,
owned by Page r Hudson Of Tulsa,
and third, Oklahoma Mike, owned
by W. b. Kennels.
In the amateur puppy stake after
running OF the first series, the judges
called for the following dogs for the
second series: Ghost Junior, with
War Mans Lady and High Jacker
with Kids Man. with the results that
the puppies We're finally placed In
the following order: War Mans
Lady, owned by Carl Duffield, Tulsa:
Ghost Junior. owned by II, ].
Schroers, Vinita, and High Jacker,
owned by James c, Foster OF Fort
Worth.
Other Good Dogs.
Among the unplaced dogs In the
amateur derby aside from those
taken back into the second series,
but which made a very creditable
showing. were Buster Hard Cash,
Rap's Bonnie, Bob's Rap, Proctor
and the Irish setter puppy, Oklaho-
ma Dan, who also ran IN the Irish
setter special all age stake,
After the completion of the rum
ming Of the first series. the Judges
called out the following second
series dogs: Rodfield Lance with
Comancho Ferris Jake. ZiS's Bill
with gigs Jud, Zig's King with Rod
ney Pinto. After the running Of
the second series the winners as
follows were annuonced. First,
Comache Ferris Jake, a white and
lemon pointer dog owned by f.. l..
Sherrod. Perkins, Oklahoma. Second.
swned by II, v. Lee and w. w. Sloan
of Fort Worth and Houston Texas.
Third. Rodney's Pinto. n white and
black setter dog owned by II. V. Lee
and Parkina OF Fort Worth.
The winner of the derby stake,
though at times giving tongue, Is
q very smooth. undermining pointer
dog. He was first seen at the Mid
Continent amateur chicken trials at
Yates Center Kan. whore he was
carried back into the second series,
but was not placed.
All Age Inferior.
The all age stake taken as n whole
was not as good as the puppy stake
nor the derby stake. There were
only four dogs carried back into the
second series, namely: Beegene with
Silver Creek Ben and Mack White
With lady wood The result OF
the all age stake was as follows:
First, Silver Creek Ben owned by
II. V. Lee of Fort Worth, Texas
and w W, Sloan OF Houston. Second.
Beegene, owned by B. Il. Pettus,
Tulsa. Third: Lady Wood owned by
c, r. Duffield. Tulsa.
All OF the courses hoght birds, but
due TO the extreme drouth many OF
the coveys have moved down near
the water and unfortunately some
OF the courses failed to disclose
birds. This will be remedied in the
spring trials due TO the fact that
there will he more moisture on the
ground and the birds will be scat
tered over the entire courses and
the club has made II n rule that no
dog can be run on these courses
except during the actual running
OF the trial and under no circum-
stances can the birds on these
courses be shot. The grounds are
80 located that when tho small
stretch Of paving between Owasso
and Colllnsville Is completed that Il
Will be possible TO drive almost the
entire distance on hard-surface
road with the exception OF the three
miles stretch OF road that lies 70
the east OF the Tulsa -Collinvllle
road on the Collinsville- -Ciaremore
road.
Not only did the men of the
Limestone community cooperate
with the field trial association, but
much credit for the success OF these
trials is due 10 the women OF Lime
stone school district who served
luncheon the first day at the ]. X.
Hin ranch.
While this was j. X. Hills first
attempt at field marshalling a field
trial. Uncle Jesse, as he Is affec-
tionately called by those who know
him best, handled tho situation re-
markably well.
The next trials OF the association
will be run over these same courses
soma tima In Iannary