The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-24
PIGEON SHOOT
FEATURE Of
MD,FA|R
Expert Marksmen Take Part
In Contest Today at
Rockville.

IN CONTEST quay a.
Rockville.
ROCKVILLE, Md, Aug: q
while the attendance at the Iair
todav was nothing to compare with
The tremendous crowd of yesterday
A. was unusually large for Friday
and added many dollars to the
heavy receipts of the exhibition.
CLAW pigeon shoot featured the
dav. IT was participated In by
about fifty crack shots from MARY.
Iand the District of Columbia and
other nlaces and some fine exh1Dl-
lions were given. Richards, Beau
chanp and German, well.known
professionals, were among the
shooters. :.
The following were the awards IN
the horse show:
Brood mare, four years old ano
oyer-First, Mrs. Andrew J. Gum
mings: second, Mrs. Herbert L.
Diamond.
Filly, gelding or colt. two years
Cecil Allnutt.
Foal of 1s2S-First, Thomas H
Atl1ey; second, John Hargett.
Combination saddle and harness
horses-First, Mrs. Herbert L. Dia'
mond: second, r. Dawson; tnlro'
NJ. NJ. Stevens.
Mare or gelding to vehicle-First
Walter L. Plummer; second, Mrs
Herbert L. Diamond; third. r. Daw.
son.
Ladies' saddle horses-First, NJ,
M. Stevens; second, Mrs. Herbert
L. Diamond; third, James D. Hobbs
Saddle horses-First. NJ. M
Stevens; second, Ray II. Norton
third, James d. Hobbs.
Ladies' hunters-First, r. Daw-
SON: second. George B. Mullen, jr.;
third, Mrs. Andrew ]. Cummings.
Montgomery county saddle horses
First, L. L. Graeves; second, Mrs.
Andrew J. Cummings; third, Miss
Esther Cummings.
Green hunters-First and second,
George B. Mullen, sjr.; third. c. e.
Galliher.
Hunters-First, Charles II. Car
rico; second, Troop r, Third u. 8.
cavlary; third. Miss Doris e. Got.
leib.
Pair hunters-First, Miss Doris E.
Gotleib; second, Miss jackson; third,
Charles H. Carrico.
Corinthian hunters-First, George
b. Mullen, jr.; second, A. Heinrich;
third, r. Dawson.
Handicap jump-First, Charles II.
Carrico: second, III. w. Wolfe: third,
Troop F, Third U. 8. Cavalry.
Middle and heavyweight hunters
First. George B. Mullen, jr.; second.
Ray H. Norton; third, Charles H.
Carrico.
Young ladies' saddle horses-First,
ID -. IaM
Esther Cummings; third, Mrs. Her
bert L. Diamond.
Green saddle horses-First, Ray
H. Norton; second, James D. Hobbs;
third. Miss Esther Cummings.
PERCHERONS.
Stallion, four years and over
First. Lay Hill Horse. Association;
second, w. C. Poole.
Wallace Blake; second, A. L.
1chaeffer.
Stallion, two years-First. James
D. King.
Mare. four years and over-First
and second, w. c. Poole; third,
James d. King.
Mare, three years old-First,
second and third, w. c. Poole.
Mare. two years old-First, w. C..
Poole.
Three colts by same sire-First,
w. C. Poole.
Stallion and four mares-First,
W. c. Poole.
Three mares-First, w. c. Poole.
Champion stallioR-First, w. c.
Poole.
Champion mare-First, w. C..
Poole.
HEAVY DRAFT.
Brood mare. four years old and
Over-First, r. T. 0ffutt; second,
Poole Brothers.
Mare or. gelding-First, Poole
Brothers.
Foal of 1e2s-First, r. T. OF.
futt; second, Poole Brothers.
cver-First, DR.. M. A. English;
second, William II. Fawcett; third,
TEAMS.
Six horse team-First, Forrest
P. King & Bro: second, w. c.
Poole; third, Wallace CashelI:
fourth, Leonidas Ricketts,.
Four-horse teams-Ffrst, Leoni.
das Ricketts,; second, Nathan C.
Stiles.
Four-mule teams-First, c. r.
Nicholson: second, c. s. Oladd.
Two-hOrse teams-First, DIR. NJ.
A. English: second. William H
Fawcett; third, r. p. Hines.
Additional premium winners in
the women's department.:
CULINARY.
Light bread-First, Mrs. j. d,
King; second, Mrs Ada Trevey.
Baking powder biscuit-First Mrs.
A. p. Beall; second, Miss Annie Lee
AIInutt.
Maryland beaten biscuit-First,
Mrs. John Darby; second Mrs. Frank
J. Downey.
Cinnamon buns-First, Mrs. J. j.
King; second, Mrs. Chester ClaRett.
Crackers-First, Mrs. Frank J.
DOwney; second, Miss Alice Stabler.
Graham bread-First and second,
Mrs. Charles T. johnson.
Nut bread-First, Mrs. Chester
Clagett; second, Mrs. Charles Il.
Johnson.
Rusks-First, Mrs. Howard Ward
second, Mrs. Charles T. johnson.
Rolls-First, Mrs. Chester ClaRett
second, Mrs. Edward Brosius
JOhnson's special loaf bread-First
Mrs. James King.
CAKES.
Angel Ioaf-FIrst, Mrs. James
King; second, Miss Nellie Long.
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