Milford chronicle., 1923-01-12
HOUSTON BOY WINS
SILVER CHALLENGE CUP
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liam Krewatch, Delmar; fifth, yellow
Lawrence Meredith, Greenwood.
Glass B, best 20 ears of white corr
by counties: New Castle county -
First, Frederick A. Trimble, Hockes
sin, who also won championship fo
best 20 ears; second, H. W. Seemans
Middletown; third, A. S. Whittock
Odessa.
Kent County, first, w. V. Cosden
Dover; second, Stanley Short, Ches
void; third, D. M. Wilson and son, Do
yer.
Best 20 ears yellow corn by coun-
ties:
New Castle-First, Frederick Trim
BILE, Hockessin, who also won cham
pionship for best 20 ears of yellow
corn.
Kent County-First, Stanley Short,
CheswOld; second, Dewey Sapp, Hous-
ton.
Sussex county-First, J. w. Hop
kins, Lewes; second, William Kre-
watch, Delmar; third, A. S. Hopkins,
Lewes.
Glass C-Best 10 ears white corn
by counties:
New Castle, First, Fred A. Trim
ble HOckessin, who also won cham
pionship for best 10 ears white corn;
second, A S. Whittock, Odessa; third,
H. w. Seemans, Niddletown; fourth,
Diamond Hill Farm, Newark.
Kent county, first, D. NJ. Wilson,
and Sons, Dover; second, W. V. Co.'S
den, Dover; third, Stanley Short,
ChesWOld.
Sussex county, first, Norval Pepper,
SeafOrd; no second or third.
Best ten ears, yellow, corn by cOun-
ties, New Castle: first, Fred Trimble;
second, J. F. BrocksOn & Son, Middle
town; third, Horace L. DilwOrth, Cen
treville; fourth, Fred c. Snyder, New
port
Kent county-First, Stanley Short,
Cheswold; second, Dewey Sapp, Hous-
ton.
Sussex county-First, J. w. Hop
kins, Lewes; second, A. S. Hopkins,
Lewes; third, William Krewatch, Del
mar.
Glass D, best ten ears white or cal
leo corn-First, Fred Trimble, Hook
essin; second, F. H. Buckingham and /
Sons, Newark; third, H. L. Dilworth, |
Centreville; fourth, Dewey Sapp,
Houston.
Best single ear white corn-First,
A. S. Whittock, Odessa, who also won
sweepstakes; second, H. w. Seemans,
AIiddletown; third, Fred A. Trimble,
HOckessin; fourth, Diamond Hill
Farm, Newark.
Best single ear, yellow corn: First,
J. w. Hopkins, Lewes; second, VIM.
Morris, Greenwood; third, Victor
Kohl, Middletown; fourth, William
Krewatch, Delmar; fifth, J. B. Stahl,
Greenwood.
Ameteur class. Glass B, 20 ears
nest white corn: First, Brandywine
Sanitarium, Falkland; second, H. C. {
Dodd, Lewes; third, w. B. Simpson, !
fourth, Raymond E. Gordy, {
Seaford
Same Glass, 20 ears, yellow: First, S
J. G. Armstrong, Marlborough; sec
ond, Victor Kohl, MiddletOwn; third, L
J. H. Mitchell and Son, Hockessin;
fourth, E. H. Donovan, Brenford; @
fifth, Lawrence Meredith, Greenwood. I
Amateur Glass G, best 10 ears white a
corn: First, Gilbert Cosden, Dover; S
Brandywine Sanitarium; third, b
H. c. Dodd, Lewes; fourth, Raymond
3. GOrdy, Seaford; fifth, A. M. Tarr, S
Seaford.
Amateur Glass c, best 10 ears yell h
Ow corn: First, J. G. Armstrong, Mac tt
DOnOugh; second, Victor Kohl, Mid
lletOwn; third, J. H. Mitchell, Hockes- d
in; fourth, E. H. Donovan, Brenford; h
fifth, B. A. Stahl, Greenwood. T
Boys Club Glass - Ten ears of M
White and ten ears of yellow - First, al
:. G. Armstrong Marlborough, who
~. 10,
nd, W. B. Simpson, Houston; third,
ieOrge Cook, Newark; fourth, Harry III
Bridgeville; fifth, Stanley hC
hort, Cheswold.
Grange Exhibits First prize, best Ell
ears of white corn, won by Hook Ell
ssin Grange, New Castle county; sec
nd, by Harmony Grange, New Castle
Ounty third, by Capital Grange, Do ch
er; fourth, Center Grange, Center Dl
llle, New Castle county. tn
Awards were completed on Satur- HI
ly as follows: da
University of Delaware : students tn
ass, white corn: First, J. D. Wood
I'd, Newark; second, H. Wallace NJ
Ook, Newark.
Best ten ears yellow corn, in stu K.
ent class: First, J. D. Woodard; Sec Mi
III, II. "A. Nuuus MllIOru.
Students class of best single ears:
rst, H. Wallace Cook, Newark; Sec
Id, J. D. Woodland, Newark.
Award of yellow corn, single: J. D.
GODDARD, Newark.
Best peck of samples of seeds and ail
nall grain, grown in 1922: 81
Field beans: First, Diamond Hill ~ ~
'ange; second, F. Dewey Sapp, Hous- ot Soe
n. d'
Wheat: First, B. A. Stahl; second, gal
B. Stahl; third, w. E. Thompson. LII ITi
Rye: First, J. B. Stahl; second, B. - -
Stahl tnt
Oats: First, B. A. Stahl; second, ]. eSl a3l
Stahl. ria
Buckwheat: First, Lawrence Mere VOL
h; second, Dewey Sapp, Houston. are
Soy beans: First, Norville Pepper; snt
cOnd, w. E. Thompson. COL
Cow peas: First, Raymond Gordy;
,ond, Black COW peas. J. w. Hop iesl
Is, Lewes. nu1