Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-09
PURCELLV|LLE FAIR
PRIZES ANNOUNCED
Poultry, Field Crops and Veg
etabIes of High Order Shown
by Exhibitors.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
PURCELLNILLE. Va, September
e.-Fifteen classes of thoroughbreds
ponies and hunters were shown yes
terday at the Loudoun County Fair
Judging of exhibitions was finished.
The entries of the Boys and Girls
Clubs attracted much attention. Poul-
try exhibits were of a high type and
there was large number of entries.
Field crops and vegetables exhibited
We're unusually fine. Awards and
summaries:
Thoroughbred registered mare, suit
able to produce hunters-First, Miami,
Huntland Farms; second, Miss Greb-
Bile, Grove Stables.
Thoroughbred registered yearlings-
First, Huntland Farms.
Thoroughbred registered sucking
colts-F'irst. Huntland Farms.
Thoroughbred registered 2-year-
olds-F'Irst, Dangerous Jane, Grove
Stables.
Thoroughbred registered S-year-
olds-First, Sacrifice, Benton Stables;
second. Judith, Arthur White.
Ponies. i hands and over-First,
Happy Jack, II. NJ. Ball, ir.; second,
Butter Ball, Ann c. Fred third. But
ter Pat, Ann c. Fred.
Pony race-First, II. w. Orrison;
second, II. NJ. Ball, jr.; third, G. c.
McHenry.
Mule race-First. entry, Crouch
Bros; second, entry, II. H. Norman;
third, c. q. Eppes.
Green hunters-First. Pal Mel,
Grove Stables, Upperville; second,
Sacrifice, Benton Stables, Middleburg;
third. JOrricks, Arthur White.
Middle and heavyweight green
hunters-First, Pal Mel, Grove Sta
bles. Upperville; second. Jorricks, Ar
thur White, Middleburg; third, Swash-
buckles, Benton Stables.
Best pair hunters-First, entry. Err
nest Woolf; second, entry, II. II. Nor
man; third, entry, Benton Stables.
Handicap jump - First. Running
Sand, Benton Stables, Middleburg;
second, Entry. Mrs. Rogers Fred. Mid
dleburg; third, Magic Maid, Grove
Stables, Middleburg.
Best green hunter-First, Entry, S.
#. Fred, Middleburg: second, Happy
Liza, Herman Fl. Piggott, Purcell
vile; third, Merry Q, Herman H. Pig
gott.
Consolation-Fir Tough Nip. Err
nest Woolf; second, Silvertone, w. H.
Cockerill; third, Jorrock. Arthur
White.
Best 10 ears white corn-First, b.
A. Rucker, Delaplane. Va: second,
Morris Love. Purcellville. Va. Best
single ear white corn-First, Morris
Love. Purcellville; second, Mrs. Sam
McMichael, Round Hill. Best 10 ears
yellow corn-First. c. Oliver Iselin,
Middieburg; second. John Keister,
Leesburg. Best single ear yellow
curn-F'irst. c. Oliver Iselin, Middle
burg; second. H. II. Tiffany, Leesburg.
Best 10 ears corn, yellow or white
First, c. Oliver Iselin, Middleburg.
Best 10 ears corn, yellow or white.
grown from seed purchased of John
S. Ward-First. c. Oliver Iselin; Sec
ond, John Keister. Best six stalks
First, John keister, Leesburg; second,
FL. r. Tiffany. Leesburg.
Tallest bunch alfalfa-First, A. Nor
RS Love, Purcellville; second, A. Nor.
ris Love, Purcellville.
Best bunch soy bean hay-First. d.
z. Brown. Hamilton: second, Sterling
W. Blocker, Harpers Ferry.
Best peck smoot wheat-First, John
8. Ward, Leeshurg; second, B. A.
Rucker. Delaplane. Best peck beard
ed wheat-First. James d. Gibson,
Delaplane; second. 3. A. Rucker, Del
aplane. Best sheaf wheat-First,
James d. Gibson, Delaplane.
Grimes Golden apples--First. Mrs.
c. l.. Casey. Best plate plums-
First, Harrietta Taylor, Lincoln. Best
plate damsons-First, Mrs. r. A.
Keesling. Purcellvilie. Rome Beauty
apples-First, George L. Mailman,
Waterford. Delicious-F'irst, T. J.
Potts, Round Hill. Winesap-First,
George L. Mailman, Waterford. Stay
man-First, w. B. Clagett. Berryville.
Black Twig-First. T. J. Potts, Round
Hill. Ben Davis - First. w. B.
Clagett. Berryville. York Imperial
First, T. j. Potts. Round Hill. Para
disc Sweet-First, Cornelius Wiley,
Rluemont. Northern Spy-First, Cor
neiius Wiley. Bluemont. Jonathan
First, Mrs. G. l.. Casey. Round Hill.
Baldwin-First, Mrs. c. L. Casey,
Round Hill. Smoke House-Ffrst.
T. J. Potts, Round Hill. Best plate
pears-First, ID. Frank Wynkoop,
Hamilton. Best plate grapes-Frst,
Heaton Purcell, Round Hill. Best
apple display-First, w. B. Clagett,
Berryville.
Early Rose potatoes-F'irst, G. B.
Underwood, North Fork. Irish Cob
bler-First, G. B. Underwood, North
Fork. Sweet potatoes-F'irst, d. e.
Brown, Hamilton. Eggplant-First,
Mrs. E. B. White, Leesburg. String
beans in pod-First, w. c. Warner,
Lovettsville. Lima beans in pod
First, Mrs. w. S. Cole, Purcellville.
Six blood beets-First, Mrs. r. A.
keesling. Purcellville. Twelve pep
pers-F'irst. Marion Chamblin, Philo-
mont. Largest cabbage-First, Ben
ton Farms. Middleburg. Best peck
onions-First, Mrs. r. A. keeslng
Purcellvile.
Pest pie pumpkin-First, Villa J.
Wilson, Purcellville. Largest field
pumpkin-First, Benton Farms, Mid
dleburg. Best six carrots-First, d.
Frank Wynkoop, Hamilton. Best
eight ears sweet corn-First, Mrs.
F.. B. White, Leesburg. Best gallon
tomatoes-First, Smith Ward, Lees
burg. Best peck green salad-First,
w. A. Mcdaniel. Purcellville. Best
display of getables-First, D. Frank
Wynkoop. Hamilton.