The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19
Polly With q Past, Rrombergs Boston Terrier, Wins Second Highest Honors at the Bench Show

Champion of the Birmingham Kennel clubs bench show of 1922, that's the title that belongs to Kings more of Warfleigh, the big, white pied bulldog owned by the Warfleigh kennels of Indianapolis. Kingsmore last night was judged the best dog in the show by Judge Elmo Meyer, winning over an unusually large field of dogs, representing many breeds.
 kingsmore's victory in the local dog show, which closed last night, meant much in his doggy existence. By winning first place among the bulldogs, kingsmore scored five championship points. which gave him the required 15 to become a rec ognized champion. From now on the Warflcigh entry-s name will read. Champion Kingsmore of Warfleigh .
 Is English BuIidog
 The Wartfleigh dog is heavysets well developed specimen of the Eng fish bulldog. He is solid white. in color, except. for d few black and brown markings about the head. He Is exceptionally broad across the chest, while his head is correctly too large for his body and is covered with mass of wrinkled dog hide.
 Kingsmore is a fit king to wear the crown he won at the kennel clubs show, even though he scarcely geaf I frA . A1 hTe l,a rfrN as he quietly and cooly gazed over the crowd while Judge Meyer handed B. G. Saltzgaber, his owner, the red and white ribbon, which is the token of special prize winner.
 Brombers Entry Next
 Polly with q Past. a little Boston terrier bitch. was judged the best dog of opposite sex to Kingsmore in the show. and was conceded second highest honors of the two days of judging. Polly is a little bit of a dog. but with an almost perfectly formed figure, as Boston terrier styles go
 Polly came through almost every event without defeat, losing in only one class. and that with several male uogs entered. Polly was best often in the show, and that honor is second only to that won by kingsmore.
 Special Winners
 Following are the last nights spe- cial prize winners, and the events they won.
 Best dog in show-kingsmore of Warfleigh. owned by kingsmore Ken nels.
 Best in show of opposite scx--Polly with Past. owned by Frank H. Bromberg
 Best in show. within radius of 100 miles of Birmingham Strathway Duke. owned by Capt. NJ. l. Donlan. Winner is English bulldog.
 Best in show, of opposite seq ia this event-Polly with a Past, owned by Frank H. Bromberg. Winner Is Boston terrier
 Best non-sporting dog. in show, oi either kingsmore of Warfleigh. owned by Warfleigh Kennels.
 Best sporting dog in show, of either sex-Eugene Ms Babe, owned by IL. R. Stuyvesant, of Gadsden. Winner Is setter, bitch.
 Best dog. either sex. entered by Kennel club member-Windsor Beach Hack, owned by William McLukie. Winner is collie dog.
 Best of opposite sex in this event. Polly with Past, owned by Frafh H. Bromberg.
 Best dog bred and exhibited by Kennel club member-Windsor Beaeh Jack. owned by William McLukie.
 Best of opposite sex in this event Eugene MS Babe, owned by H. k IStuyvesant.
 Best setter in state, either sex Eugene MS Babe. owned by Fl. k StuyVesant.
 Best dog owned, entered and shown by lady over IS years of age-White Hopeful. Bull terrier dog, owned bS Mrs Ellie Buckley.
 Best bitch. in this event-Alabama Bound. owned by Mrs. Lillie M scott Winner is English bulldog.
 Best bitch owned, entered anu shown by young lady from lo to ls years of age-Lady Dorothy, owned by Miss Dorothy Farr.
 Best dog shown by girl under lo- Lady Mector, owned by Marguerite Matlock.
 Best bitch shown by boy-Sardony1' kowned by Frank H. Bromberg
 Best veteran over eight years old Beesley's Frisk, owned by Albert paaSlaV winner iS collie dog.