The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19
Kingsmore of Warfleigh, English Bulldog,
 Is Judged Best Dog in Kennel Club Show
Local Owners Land Winners in Various Ere e d s--Beddow'S $ Irish Terriers Win.
By MARVIN MCCARTHY

Birmingham's big dog show came to an end in a blaze of glory last night with the judging of the un4 classified specials. The 300 or more dogs quartered at the municipal garage will today be removed from their benches and the out town entries shipped back to their homes. By tomorrow the doggies will once more be scattered over the country, and the Birmingham Kennel clubs show will be history.
 Yesterday Judge Elmo Meyer fin ished his survey of the varlous breeds and last night judged the un- classified specials and various win ners, to decide the champion of the show
 kingsomc k ChampiOn
 The English bulldogs were next. with a large enough entry coming forward to allow the winner five championship points. Kingsome of
 Warfleigh, a big white specimen. came through the competition with out loss. and was judged winning dog of the bulldogs. That gave King some five championship points, and d he only needed three to become d full fledged champion, the Warfleish en- try advanced to his championship and the glory that goes with it. Kingsome of Warfieigh is mag nificent specimen. and is a living tribute to the excellence of the War flelsh breed of bulldogs. With short. broad head. sunken nose and squatty build, he is not a beautiful animal, but he is good enough bull dog to be called champion tt Nc rf1 1f fa~h ssrlH ,aY,ff ii.
 the English bulldog division, win ming both firsts and seconds for dogs and bitches.
 Many AiredaIes Entered
 The unusually large airedale entry made judging in this division diff cult. Kennel entries won the first places for dogs and bitches, but pri- vately owned animals won both ser- ond places. The BrookhaVen ken- nels produced the winner, Brock haven Kelly, a big, husky dog, while
 ISarber's Uride, owned by the Barber kennels, was judged winning bitch LeRoy Jacobs dog, Crump. won second honors for airedale dogs while Dr. Byron Dozier's Topss Oorang II was second best bitch Bromberg Entries Win The bull terriers and French bull. dogs required little time, as only q few entries were received for thesG breeds, but the little Boston terriers required lots of time. Frank il. Bromberg's brace of bitches. Poas With a Past and Sardonyx won e., erything in their division, and weie judged first and second in the tlH,N. summary.
 only few fox terriers were ea
 tered, but some fine specimens wvsS produced in these breeds. J. W. Beddow & Son won all noH- ors in the Irish terrier division. WftT tbeir wylam entries. All four piaeSs for dogs and bitches were won by tfs BeddowF entries, with Johnnie Lar ferty nosing out his kennel matt,
 Harlem Tommy for premier honars
 of the dogs.
 Tomnaie Atkins Wins
 Tommie Atkins. the only Pomera
 nian entered, was good enough to De
 judged 8 winner, even if there was
 no competition. He was allowed to compete for best dog in show hon
 ors.
 l The Pekingese entries were few l but interest in these little animals
 made the judging of this breed very
 enjoyable. Mrs. c. A. Payne had two reserve winners among the Pekes. | Ador von Reckenholtz, big, gaunt l black German police dog, was awarded first place in the police dog ! division. There was no winning dog [ in this breed, although Reckenhoitz was probably good enough to have won any honor in this division. This animal<is strikingly attractive. and
 his long muzzle. lanky but powerful 1; form, dark glowing eyes and fierce
 disposition toward strangers made 1 him one of the most admired dogs in ! the show. fr ! The crowd stayed with the show ] until the last, while the doggies kept up their noise even after the last visitor had left. .~