Evening star., 1923-08-24
MOTOR RACES FAIR
FEATURE DAY
Weather Continues to Throng
Grounds at Rockville.
Horse Show Awards.

NO1tu the lNOShNlIlt Adli' hhu tiS
fourth day of the five-day exhibition
was a success. The attendance. how
ever. did not compare with yester-
days banner crowd.
The clay-pigeon shoot, which began
yesterday. was continued today, with
fifty crack shots from Maryland, the
District of Columbia and elsewhere
participating. German, Richards and
Beauchamp were among the profess
sionals who were on hand. They gave
a number of exhibitions Of their skill.
The fair will close, tomorrow. when
automobile races will be the feature
OF the program.
Horse Show Awards.
The following were the awards in
the horse show:
Brood mare, four years old and
over-First, Mrs. Andrew J. Cummings;
second, Mrs. Herbert l.. Diamond.
Filly, gelding or colt, two years old
First. Ward Savage: second. T.. Cecil
Allnutt. F'oal of 1923-First, Thomas
H.: AAthey; second, John Har-
horses-First Mrs. Herbert l.. Dia-
mond; second. II. Dawson; third. NJ. NJ.
stevens. Mare or gelding to vehicle
First, Walter l.. Plummer; second.
Mrs. Herbert L. Diamond; third. r.
Ia W SoIl lJdultS Sduillt llpISeS-F lTSl,
VI. NJ. Stevens: second, Mrs. Herbert
j.. Diamond; third, James u. Hobbs.
Saddle horses-First. NJ. VI. Stevens;
second, Ray II. Norton; third. James
d. Hobbs. Ladies hunters-First. r..
Dawson; second. George 3. Mullen,
jr.; third, Mrs. Andrew ]. Cummings.
Montgomery county saddle horses
First, L. l.. GraeYeS: second. Mrs. An
drew ]. Cummings: third. Miss Esther
Cummings. Green hunters-First and
II = trd
c. +. Galliher. Hunters-First.
Charles II. Carrico; second. Troop F.
Sd Y. S. Cavalry; third, Miss Doris E.
Gotleib,
E Gotleib: 'eFSmpnd.' second Mss Mss JACKS JACKS
son: third, Charles H. Carrico. Corin-
THAN hunters-First. George b. Null
len. jr.; second, A. Heinrich; third. r.
Charles II. Carrico; second, H w
Wolfe; third, Troop F, Sd L. S. Cav
airy. Middle and heavy weight hun
ters-First, George B. Mullen, jr.
second, Ray H. Norton; third, Charles
H. Carrico. Young ladies' saddle
horses-First. George B. Mullen. jr:
second, Miss Esther Cummings; third.
Mrs. Herbert l. Diamond. Green sad
die horses-First. Ray II. Norton: sec
ond. James l.. Hobbs; third, Miss Es-
ther Cummings.
Stallion. four years and over-First,
Lay Hill Horse Association; second, w.
c. Poole. Stallion, three years old
First Wallace Blake: second, A l.
Schaeffer. 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. Z. Poole. Mare. two years old
First W. c. Poole. Three colts by
same sire-First, w. C. Poole. Stall
Poole. Three mares-First. w. c.
Poole. Champion stallion-First, w.
7. Poole. Champion mare-First, w.
G. Poole.
Heavy Draft.
Brood mare; four years old and
Poole Brothers.
Mare or gelding-First, Poole
Brothers.
Foal of 1s2S-First, r. T. offutt; sec
ond. Poole Brothers.
Mare or gelding, four years and
over-First, DR.. NJ. A. English; sec
ond, William H. Fawcett; third, r p
Hines.
Six-horse teams-First, Forrest P.
King < Bro; second, w. c. Poole;
third. Wallace Cashell; fourth, Leon
fdas Ricketts,.
Four-horse teams-First, Ieonidas
Ricketts,; second. Nathan C. Stiles.
fOuT-Inule CedmS-HlrSt, T., Il, Mich
olson; second, c. S. GLAND.
Two horse teams-F'irst, DR.. NJ. A
English; second, William H. Fawcett;
third, r. P. Hines
Additional premium winners in the
women'S department:
Culinary.
Light bread-First. Mrs. ]. d. King
second, Mrs. Ada Trevey. Baking
powder biscuit-First. Mrs. A. p
Beall: second, Miss Annie Lee AlInutt
Maryland beaten biscuit-First, Mrs.
John Darby; second, Mrs. Frank J.
Downey. Cinnamon buns-First, Mrs
): u. King; second, Mrs. Chester
Clagett. Crackers-First. Mrs Frank
j: Downey; second, Miss Alice Stabler
Graham bread-First and second, Mrs
Mrs. Chester Clagett; second, Mrs
Charles I. Johnson. Rusks-First
Mrs. Howard Ward second, Mrs.
Charles T. johnson. Rolls-First,
Edward Brosius. Johnson's special
loaf bread-First, Mrs. James King.
Angel loaf-F'irst, Mrs. James King:
second. Miss Nellie Long. Devil loaf
FIRST, Mrs. Vivian Bouic; second, Mrs
lanes D. King. Fruit First, Mrs.
Long snohaa s. hlasi second Miss is Nellie
dred Lewis; second. Miss Mary NJ.
Stabler. Spice loaf-First, Mrs. James
-. King. Pound loaf-First. Miss
Rose wagner; second. Mrs. Thomas
crime Hines; second. Miss Mary NJ.
Stabler. Chocolate layer-First. Miss
Lucy Brewbaker; second, Miss Cath
crime Hines. Fancy layer-First. Miss
Lmma Stabler; second, Miss Cath
erine Hines. sCocOanut layer-First,
Miss Lucy Brubaker: second. Miss
Catherine Hines. Drop cake-First
Miss Emma Stabler: second. Miss
11arlnla nI wagner Doughnuts-First.
Mrs. Thomas Ladson; second, Mrs
Miss Sarah Brown: second. Miss
Emma Stabler. Sand tarts-First. Mrs
lanes ID. King: second. Miss Mary M
Stabler. Best loaf cake-First. Miss
Adelaide Mcfarland.
Candy.
Caramels-First. Mrs. Almus r
Speare: second. Mrs. Mary J. BoIand
conserved fruits-First. Mrs Charles
4. Johnson; second. Mrs. James T
Bogley. Cooked fondant-First. Mrs
Harry Dickerson. Peanut brittle
First. Mrs. Charles T. Johnson: sec
ond. Mrs. James T. Bogley Sea foam
First. Mrs. Charles T. Johnson: sec
fondant-First. Mrs. Charles T. John
son; second, Miss Betty Johnson.
Pickles.
Chow chow-First. Miss Annie lee
Allnutt; second, Mrs. James T. Bog
ley. Chilli sauce-First Mrs James
u. King: second. Mrs a. c. Hargett
Fancy-First, Mrs. Carl Hendrickson;
second Mrs. Lillian Robertson. Picked
beets-First Mrs. James d. King;
second. Mrs. Charles T Johnson
Peach mangoes-First, Mrs. Charles
T. Johnson; second. Mrs. James D.
King. Pepper mangoeS-First Mrs
James ID. King. Sweet cucumber