New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Second Engglewood
Kennel Club Show
Benefits Hospital
Mrs. Geraldine Dodge Wins
Again in Shepherd Glass :;
Albert p. Terhune Gains
Blue; 700 Dogs Judged

The second annual dog show of the
Englewood Kennel Club was held yes
terday at the Englewood Field Club in
Engiewood, N. j. The gate receipts
were turned over to the Englewood
Hospital. An entry Of almost seven
hundred dogs was shown.
One of the largest entries was the
shepherds, which were judged by Mr.
r. A. b. Widener, Of Elkins Park, Pa.
Mrs. Geraldine r. Dodge scored her
third consecutive win With Xiv Won
Oeringen. French bulldogs were Judged
by Mr.. John ]. Mccormick. Mrs, Mabel
Riddel took the special for the best
with her champion Haworth Marie. A
very promising specimen, who won a
blue in this class, was Haworth Monte.
owned by Mrs. Newman Hamlink. of
Haworth, N. J.
English bulldogs, with an entry Of
sixteen dogs, brought out Drewstone
by Chance. who won his championship
at this show These were judged by
Mr.. John F. Collins. Doverman Pinch
ers were won by Mrs. NJ. w and Miss
F. e. McLaughlin's zeppel Won Der
Bergstrasse.
Springer Spaniels, judged by the Rev.
Dr.. T. Moore Smith, of Blauvelt, N. Y,
was won by Drake, owned by Will
liam j. Hutchinson. Cocker Spaniels
were the best seen in some time and
also were judged by DR.. Smith. The
winner was champion Mepals Florizel,
owned by j. Macy Willets.
Samoyedes brought out an entry Of
twenty dogs and the best proved to be
Donerna Kennels champion BARN. Mr..
L. Smyrnow won with his champion
Olga, of birmingham, for the best fe-
male.
Author Wins
Albert Nayson Terhune won with
the puppy of his late champion Sunny
bank Sigaurd and with his Sunnyban!s
Sigaurdson, who annexed winners AMI
special for the best of the breed.
Boston terriers were judged by
George o. Heinlien. There was an en-
try of forty dogs and competition was
keen throughout. The best of tho
breed went to C. F.. Sullivan's Tri-
mount King. Pekingese were judged
by Mrs. G. V. De la Tore Bueno, the
winning dog for The best Of the breed
being wonderful headed specimen
called Model of Pah Kow.
Scottish Terriers were judged by
Mr.. L. Cadwalader and the best of the
breed went to the Tuxedo winner,
Medor Dreadnaught, who secured his
championship. by beating twenty five
dogs, some of the best in the country
competing Drednaught is owned by
the Medor Kennels, Of New York City.
Wire fox terriers were close in COM
petition. The best was won by Mr..
and Mrs. Stacy J. Halle's champion
Halleston Deykin Surprise.
Greyhounds were Judged by Mr.. John
William Patten, the old-time exhibitor
and breeder, and the entry turned out
for him to judge was the largest this
season. The greyhounds are holding
their popularity, for the ringside was
crowded with spectators. The winning
dog proved to be Champion Rosemont
Sunburst, owned by Mr.. John Sinnot, of
Philadelphia. This dog was shown in
beautiful form. In bitches his little
sister, Champion Lansdowne Sunmaid,
owned by Mrs. B. F. Lewis jr., won the
blue. Mrs. Haley Fiske was runner-up
with Overcross Diana. The race be-
tween the winning dog and bitch for
the best was very close, and the dog
won by very close margin.
Many Hunting Dogs
There was quite turnout in the
hunting dogs and pointers, English and
Irish settlers drew many in their
classes. In pointers Mr.. G. G. Green won
with his Co1nanche Fay. The English
settlers class was won by Real Pal, by
the Real Kennels. In the Irish setter
classes the Londonderry Kennels
American Legion won for the best of
the breed. This dog was recently i'm
ported from Canada, and this was the
first time it was shown in The United
States.
Irish terriers were very interesting
and many new ones shown. In dogs
the Holmehill Kennels won with their
owen Roe. The bitches were led by
Blinker Belle, owned by Mr.. Chester E.
Wire-haired fox terriers
had a sweeping turnout, and the best
proved to be Champion Halleston Ep-
ping Surprise.
Cairn terriers were Judged by Mrs.
Archibald Turnbull, CT Morristown.
Moccasin Rival Of Misty Isles, owned
by Mrs Byron Rogers, won, and for
the best bitch Champion Shona Of
Misty Isles, owned by Miss E. G.
Hydon, Of Bogota, N. j., won the blue.
IAMEG KANE