New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Shepherds Feature
Bronx County Show;
$50 Dogs Entered
Xix Won Oeringen Follows
Newport, Englewood and
Tuxedo Victories, Win
ming Prize For Best Male

The seventh annual dog show of the
terday at the 105th Field Artillery
Armory, attracted a record attendance
who witnessed the keen competition
among the $50 dogs entered in the
show. Shepherd dogs featured. Mrs.
Geraldine Dodge's Xix Won Oeringen
followed up his Newport, Tuxedo and
Englewood victories by winning the
special prize for the best male dog.
Boston terriers, with seventy-five
dogs, were the second largest exhibit
and were judged by Mr.. w. f. Kuback.
They're Of, owned by Mr., Joseph
Palescondolo, won for the best Of the
breed Mr.. Theodore Valentine won
the first prize for bitches with Vallery
Belle.
American Legion, which was recently
Imported by Mr. Frank Addyman, fol-
lowed his Englewood victory by win
ming the best of the breed in Irish
settlers. Doberman pinschers were
judged by Mr.. G. Muss Arnolt, and an
unusually fine class was exhibited.
For the best of the breed Champion
Zeppel Won Berg Strasse, owned by
Mrs. M. w, and Miss +. E, Mclaughlin,
won the silver cup.
Among those seen at the show to-day
We're Mrs. David Wagstatf, president of
the Tuxedo Kennel Club; Mr.. and Mrs.
M. W. Newton, P. A. B. Widener, Mr..
and Mrs. L. S. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs,
Freeman Lloyd, Mrs. C. Davies Tainter
Or, and Mrs. E. H. Berendsohn, Mr..
Morris Kinney, Mr.. j. z. Adams, Mrs.
Nj. c. MaeCammon, Mr.. Townsend Scud-
der and Mrs, Geraldine Dodge.
Wire haired fox terriers were Judged
by Mr.. Archibald B. Dalby. The best of
the breed was won by Mr.. and Mrs.
M,W: Newton's Chappaqua Towyn Late
Edition. In Great Danes many i'm
ported dogs were shown. Mr. C. Lud-
wig won with Minka Won Burg Ess :
lingen.
French bulldogs had a topping entry
and Mr. Frederic Poffet won with
Champion La France Mode. Trenches
We're judged by Mr.. John N. Champion.
Collies brought out Pinewood Puz-
zles, owned by Mrs, E. C. McCurdy, of
New Brunswick, N. j. This dog won
for the best of the breed, winning over
blossom. Brussel griffons had the
largest entry of the year, and Mrs.
Cedar won with, her newly imported
Anne and was runner-up with her
Carette,
Chows were judged by DR.. E. H.
Berendsohn. Mrs. Robert Appleton,
of East Hampton, won with her Husky
Wing Toi, taking the winners rosette
and special for the best chow. Miss
Evelyn Watson, of Bay Shore, won for
the best female with her Chin Chin,
novice.
Samoyedes were judged by Mr..
James Anderson, and Mr.. L. Smir-
now again repeated his recent victories
with Champion Olga Of birmingham
for the best female.
Old English sheep-dogs were judged
by Mrs. l.. A. Dohring, and Mr.. Morris
Kinney won with his Champion Kim
nelon Halloween Bull terriers were
judged by Mr.. w. Fred Ford, of Phila-
delphia. In dogs, the Little House
Kennels scored with their All Fire
Supreme. In bitches, Lady Lavender,
owned by C. H. Child, won.
Cocker spaniels were judged by the
Hon. Townsend Scudder, former Su-
preme Court justice. For the best cocker
in the show, Mrs, a. r. Meffitt won with
her Cricket vi. In Russian wolf
hounds, Mr.. Henry Shoemaker won
with his Nautch for the specimen Of
the breed. In dogs, Champion Blistyai
r r won