Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-06
FINAL AWARDS IN
STATE CORN SHOW
Dewey Sapp Of Houston Elected
President Of Association
for 1929.
Special Correspondence Every Evening


Dover. Jan. 6.--The State Corn
SHOW. which has been In session hero
since wednesday. closed yesterday
afternoon. officers were elected as fol-
lows: President. Dewey Sapp. Uous-
ton: vicc- presidents. New Castle
county. Paul Mitchell. Hoclsessin;
Kent. Stanley Short: Sussex. Harry
c. Dodds secretary and treasurer. NJ.
o. Pence. Newark.
Awards were completed yesterday,
M follows:
University OF Delaware student
class. white corn--First. J. II. Wood
ard. Newark. lie also won champion
ship Of 10 ears; second. ~. WALLACE
Cook. Newark. +
/ Best 10 ears yellow corn I'm etudcnt
class-First. J. ID. woodard: second.
IA. A. Num-. Milford. r.
Awards I'm student class of best
single earr-First. H. Wallace Cook.
Newark; second. J. II. Woodland. New
ark
Award OF yellow corn. SINGLE 20 ].
ID. Woodland. Newark.
\ Class a..
Best peek OF samples Of seeds and
small grain. grown I'm 1922:
Field beans-FHrst, Diamond Hin
Grunge; second. =. Dewey Sapp.
Whcat-frrst. ". \. Stahl: second.
J. II. Stahl: third, w. T.. Thompson
Rye-First. !. y. stahl: second. u
\. Stahl.
Houston.
oats-First, H. A. s.ahl; second. J
II. s,ahl.
Observation-Disclosures. Lawrence Mere
dith: second. Dewey Sapp. Houston
Soy heans--l'irst. Norville Pepper
second. W T.. Thompson.
Cow peas--F'irst, Raymond Gor,iv
second. black COW peas. J. W. Hopkins
Lewos
Class H--Grain and Forage.
Alfalfa-First, J. ", Stahl; second
, II. A. Stahl
Timothy-First, J. II. Stahl sec
ond, II. A. Stahl.
Oat~-Firrt. J. II. stshl; second. II
\. Stahl
wheat--First. J II. stshi; second
". a Stahl.
Cow peas--Frr,t J n. stahl: sec
ond. Il. a. Stahl
Soy boans-Tirst. j.. r. Stahl: sec
Onu. ~. n. StHnl.
The feature Of yesterdays session
:. was the vocational agricultural stu
!, dents contest of the State. under tn
= direction " state Director l.. g. Arm
!, strong. Dover. The judging was don
: by Prof. Schusier The schools rep
= resented included Niddletown. Feltor
;, smyrna. du Pont. Greenwood. Bridge
willie. Laurel There were teams q
= three boys competing from oac
} school. or "a boys representing eigh
. schools The type 81 work done u
the boys was considered most excel
u lent by Mr.. Armstrong and the other
- taking part in tho contest. The rca
y son there was not n larger reproseu
3 tation, OF boys In the agriculture
n course was duo 10 tho fact that
l. some % the schools the boys are tab
d. Ing the animal study course. In Yes
10 ter,isy's Judging contest there wer
10 three sets each rct combining Of ihrC
n, groups Of 10 ears each Of yellow cor
and three groups ~ 10 can 81 Whit
corn and ave single cars: Also six Sc
n az 10 ears and Ave single ears I'm eac
,e class.
Tho Judges then went over the cor
- which the boys had Judged, in tho
presence. giving them points In jud'
"a ,ins
The awards are 20 De both 20 ~
. individual judge and 10 the school iro
which the boys ARE registered. IT
Individual award will consist Of &c
u tif,cato and the school VIII receive
State pcnnsnt.
'e The awards Will I've announce
y shortly after the papers have be'
gone over carefully by Mr.. Armstroi
K and the judges.