Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-24
CATTLE IS JUDGED
AT ROCKV|LLEFA|R
Main Events Close With Dog
ShoW-Auto Races
Today.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

concert and a number of other enjoy
able features brought the seventy sixth
annual Rockville fair proper to close
last evening.
Automobile races are being held at
the Fair Grounds this afternoon, but
they are beino conducted under auspices
of the American Automobile Association
and the fair association has no con-
nection with them other than to re-
ceive part of the receipts.
OF the county'S seven organizations,
only three-King'S Cornet, Brownings-
Vile and Kings Select-participated in
the band concert staged as leading
attraction at the fair here yesterday.
The program called for each band
to play three selections, but when they
had "Strutted their STUFF the Judges
were unable to decide between Kings
Comet and Browningsville for first hon.
ors and ordered both bands to play
again and the same selection. Kings
Cornet was finally awarded the first
prize OF SIS; BrowningSville, the second
prize of $50, while the third prize of
SIS went, of course to Kings Select.
Brooks Beall is the leader of the
winning organization, Windsor Moxley
OF the Browningsville band, and Genoa
kmg OF the Kings Select. Each band
mas membership of around twenty.
1t was announced yesterday that
Meyer Brothers, of Damascus, had been
awarded special prize for having
the best poultry exhibit at the fair,
Iney showed only Anconas and won
hrst, 3 second and S third premiums.
Dog Show Feature.
The dog show. which began about
the middle of the morning and con-
tlnued until late in the afternoon, was
the leading feature of the fair yester-
day. 1t brought together many aris-
tocratic CANNES from the District of
columbia, the county and many other
points and was regarded as a success.
Airman II, a beautiful pointer, owned
by w. F. Norman, was adiudged the
best dog in the show, while a foxhound,
Fly, belonging to z. M. McCubbins
president of the Maryland Foxhunters'
ASSOCIATION, was declared the second
best dog in the show.
More f0XhoundS than any other breed
were on exhibition, and many foxhunt-
ers were on hand to watch the merits
OF thelr entries passed upon. Mr..
Waters Fly was decided the best in
his class. Summaries:
Foxhounds.
All-age dogs-First, Speed, Charles
H. Jamison; second, Raider, U. H. Hor-
ner; third, Boston, John A. Wheeler.
a..
Waters: second, Ham, U. H Homer;
third, Blanche, w. j. Aitcheson.
Puppy dogs-First AL Smith, John A.
Wheeler; second, Pete, Stauzy L. King:
third, Buckhorn Steamer, E. w. Como
way.
Puppy bitches-First, Buckorn Kite,
E. w. Conoway.
Best couple bred in Maryland-First.
Mike and Slim, w. J. Aitcheson.
Best two COuDleS-FjrSt Paidar
Roamer, Boy and Minnie, u H. Horner;
second, Fly, Radio, Ruff and Rachel,
q. M. Waters; third, Mike, Slim, Slip
perry and Hela, ". j. Aitcheson.
Derby hounds-First. Speed, Charles
H. Jamison; second, Leader, John A.
Wheeler.
Pointers.
Dogs-First, Airman II, w. F. Nor
man; second. Dirty Face Rags, K. L.
Gougle; third, Jiggs, Elizabeth Farmer
Bltch-First, Airman's Police Rags,
w. F. Norman.
English Settlers.
Dog-First, Aristocrat, w. F. Nor
man; second, Prince, William Bolton.
Bltch-First, Dixie, Frank Burrows;
second, Jessie, Frank Burrows; third,
Quail, w. F. Norman.
Bitch pup-FirSt, Blue, Frank Bur-
rows; second, Libby, Elizabeth Farmer
Irish Settlers.
Dog-First, Patrick borough, J. C.
Broderick.
Bitch-First, Ravenhill Ray, Elisha
Hanson; second, Betty Rhine, j. c.
Broderick.
Dog puppy-First, Gerryowen, Rich
ard Bean, jr
Coon Hounds.
First, Drummer, w. G. Gray; second,
Logan, Samuel Adrian.
Irish Terriers.
Puppy-First, Kelly, r. T. Ferguson.
English bull terriers-First, Sisyter,
Kennel Gardens.
Pitt bull-First. Happy, Mrs. E. P.
Able.
Springer spaniel-First, Dandy Patsy,
r. S. Ferguson.
Great Dane, puppy-First, Dane, Ken
mel Gardens. Open-First, Duke, Ken
mel Gardens.
Russian wolf hound-First Beba,
Kennel Gardens.
Chow class-First, Mingling T. Sing,
John G. Anderson. Puppy-First,
Clinky, Kennel Gardens.
Airedale, open-Second, Betty, L. A.
CutShaw.
Cockerel spaniel, puppy-First, Red,
Elisha Hanson. Open-First, Hilleary
of Riggs Bank, Elisha Hanson; second.
Independent Maid, Mrs. H. A. Clarke;
third. Piney Branch Maid Of Honor,
Mrs. H. A. Clarke.
Police Dogs.
Male-First, entry of Katherine
Briggs. Female-Second, Thaalie, Kath-
crime Briggs.
Male puppy-First, Cuno, Theodore
IL
Herbert L. Diamond.
Beagles.
Best in class-Whalen Field Beacon,
old dog, j. F. Chaplin.
Young dog-Fipst, Jack, James G..
Cross.
Young bitch-First. Trixie, L. E. Ed
wards.
Old bitch-First, Little Sister, J. F.
Chaplin; second, Fannie, James G.
Cross.
Horse Racing.
The final horse racing of the fair was
held yesterday afternoon, with four
running events on the program. Sum-
maries:
Four furlongs; purse, $150-Schley B.,
first; Landslip, second; Elopement,
third. Time, 0:51 3-5. Rum Chief, My
Friend Pat, Somerby, DR.. Huff and
Gurnsey also ran.
Six furlongs; purse. $175-Major
Finney, first; Steinway, second; Oh Me,
third. Time, 100. Bisque, Lord Wes-
ley and Rocklight also ran.
One mile; purse, $200-Frank Fogarty,
won; Bachelors Lass, second; Lally,
third. Time, 1915. Show Boat, Sea
Sand and Howard Brown also ran.
Consolation, 4 furlongs; purse, 500
Lon, won; Ray Hindoo, second; Sea
Bird, third. Time, 0:5445. Mumbo
Jumbo, Monte Blue and North Ray also