The New York herald., 1922-01-30
POULTRY SHOW Is
KEPT OPEN SUNDAY
Attendance Is Large as Exhi-
bition Breaks Thirty-three-
Year-0ld Record.

For the first time in its history Of
thirty-three years the annual Poultry
Show. which began last Wednesday, was
held open on a Sunday to permit persons
interested In the various breeds and
varieties VINO were unable to come on
week days TO view the many specimens
on exhibition. Up to o'clock yester-
day afternoon fully 1900 persons were
in attendance. The afternoon and even
ing attendance established new record
for the poultry classic. The show closed
last night.
Sales reported yesterday included ono
by Edward j. Ruhl of Baltimore. who
sold his first prize winning dun laced
satinette cock pigeon for 5000. while an
other was made by the Marcy Farms of
Matawan, ~ j.. which sold a Jersey
Black Giant cock for $500 last week.
Their latest sale comprised pen of their
famed Jersey Black Giants with single
comb for 5000. the purchaser being John
A. Miller. president of the Dexter Port
land Cement Company Nazareth, Pa.
The Sunny Crest Farm of East Au-
rora. Erie county, n. Y. OF which R. g.
Mosely is the general manager, refused
an offer of $1,000 for a batch of their
single comb White Leghorns, consisting
OF fourteen pullets and a cock These
hall and have aroused considerable in
terest.
The awards:
Bronze Turkey (Cocl)-First. second and
fourth. Bird Bros. Meyersdale. Pa; third.
J.. N. Hazlett. Msrianna. Pa.
and fourth. Bird Bros, Meyersdaie. Pa.
Bronze Turkey scockereD-Tirst; second
Brohae TarseS Tra Sfos Pa Second
third and fourth. Bird Bros. Meyersdaie.
Slate Turkey uaen. cocserei and Pullet)-
First and second. Brightiome Farms. Ros-
White Turkey tCock)-First. John f.
fourth. Mananasco Farm; third. Forest
Farms. Rochester. N. Y.
Mananasco Farm: second. John II. stickles.
Clayerack. N. r.; third. Forest Farms.
White Turkey (cockereD-First. J. A.
seeger, Newburgh, N y: second. Forest
Farms. Rochester. N. Y.
White Turkey (Pullet)-First. J. A. seeger.
Newburgh, N. Y: second. Mananasco Farm:
third. Forest Farms. Rochester. N. Y.
Toulouse Geese (old Gander,-First. 8. Q.
a. J. Kinney. Seneca Fails. N. y; third.
Forest Farms. Rochester. N. Y: fourth, w.
Toulouse Geese (oid Goose)-First. Edward
Gorfitzen. Cold Spring Harbor, I. I; second.
Webster A.; J. kuney. Seneca Falls. n. T.;
Toulouse Geese young Gander)-First.
Sheffield Farm. Glendale, Ohio; second.
Wood & Watson, Newburgh. N. 2. third.
l.. Kline. Three Oaks. Mich; fourth, Web
stcr A. J. Kinney, Seneca Falls, N. Y.
Toulouse Geese young Goose)-First, Web
ster a. J. Kinney. Seneca Falls. n. Y; sec
ond, Sheffield Farm. Glendale. Ohio: third
w. o. OFT. Hoopoe, ILL.,; fourth. Wood &
Watson, Ncwburgh, n. y.
Brown Chinese Geese (Oid Ciander)--Flrst
Edward Corfitzen, Cold Spring Harbor. l.. T..
n. y. second. Brentwood Farms, Pitts
burgh. Pa.
Brown Chinese Geese tOld Goose)-Ffrst. J.
A. Seeger. Newburgh. N. Y: second. Edward
Corfitzen. Cold Spring Harbor. N. y: third.
Brentwood Farms. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Brown Chinese Geese (Young Gander)--
First Charles McClave, New London. Ohio.
second, Forest Farms, Rochester, n. Y:
third and fourth, Edward Corfltzen, Cold
Spring Hnrbor, N. y.
! Brown Chinese Geese (Younr Goose)--
First, Forest Farms. Rochester, N. Y: sec
oud and fourth, Edward Corfitzen. Cold
Spring Harbor. N. Y; third. Charles Nc
| Clave, New London. Ohio.
wild or Canadian Geese lold Ganderl-
First wantagh Game Farm. Wantagh. l.. T.,
N. Y: second. Twin Brook Farm. Middle
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