Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-21
FALL FIELD TRIALS
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FAIRFAX, Va, October 21.-The
National Capital Field Trials Associa-
ton, which this morning started its an
nual Fall trial for quail over the Fair
fax County course from Chantilly to
Centerville. has an entry list this year
which surpaSses any ever shown in this
part of Virginia, and. according to those
who follow the game. ranks on a par
with any ever run in any amateur field
trial in America.
Two derbies will be run, the Mem
berS' Derby. which star ed at z O'Clock
this morning, will probably be finished
by dark tonight. with the possibility
that one or two braces Of the All Age
MAY be run also. OF the % entries in
the All Age, 10 are past winners in
local and State meets and high COM
petitors for the amateur championship
of America. One OF the outstanding
dogs is Pohick Comanche r, owned by
Rev. Father j. F. Coolahan of FredeT-
lex, Md, which has been frequent
winner in Eastern field trials and was
last year declared winner Of the stake
at the Petersburg show. although the
championship was withheld on account
Of weather conditions. This win is
equivalent to the amateur championship
of America, according to Ford Young,
secretary of the National Capital Asso-
citation.
Judges Of Show.
Judges at this years show are E. M.
Curtis of Fredericksburg, Va. president
of the Rappahannock Amateur Field
Trials Association, and j. r. Moon, jr.,
of Cape May, N. j.. secretary of the
English Setter Club of America.
Trophies to be awarded are sterling
silver sherbet cups. one-half dozen be-
ing awarded to first second and third
winners in each of the two stakes.
Familiar figures usually seen at local
meets and much missed this year are
Charles Kengla of Washington, former
president of the Northern Virginia Field
Trials Association, and Jack Dunn of
Baltimore, owner of many high-claSs
prize winning dogs Both sportsmen
have died suddenly during the past year.
More birds are reported on the Fair
fax County course this year than ever
before. The course has had the repu-
tation for years of being one Of the best
in this section. and the number of quail
was considerably increased last year by
releases made by the Virginia Depart
nent of Game and Inland Fisheries.
Oficers of the National Capital Asso-
citation include Thomas p. Baldwin OF
Washington, president; H. B. Mitchell
of Herndon, first vice president; George
L. Nicolson of Washington, second vice
bLCSIuCIAb, AOuLlB VA washing
ton and Bethesda, Md, secretary treas
urer: additional directors including
Matthew Trimble of Kensington, Md;
Frank Burrows and John c. Keane Of
Washington.
Pairings drawn last night were as
follows: Members derby:-Brace /
Patsy Milligan. A. M. Pullen, Richmond,
nard Kelly, Herndon. Brace 2-Lady
Mellon, Rev. j. F. Coolahan. Frederick,
Md, and Duke F1orendale. C. B. Stick
ley, Vaucluse, Va. Brace 3-Rap's Fer
ris Rex, F. S. Miller, Winchester, Va,
and Tuck Boaz Maid. w. L. Schroeder,
Floral Park Long Island: Brace 4
Indy Detour, Allan W., Valentine.
Richmond, Va. and Airman's Advocate,
Capt. w. r. Norman. Washington. ID: O. !
Brace film, Forendaie. C. B. Stickleys !
Vaucluse, Va, and Sport, j. D. Beatty,
Mashall, Va. Brace Crock Manor |
Jake, Dr. w. E. Harris, Wilmington, DEL,
and Piedmont Rex, George w. Souther-
land. Rocky Mount, Va. Brace babe
Meldon. Rev. j. F.. Coolahan, Frederick'
Young, Bethesda. Md. Brace 6-Phoebe
Florendale. C. B. Stickley, Vaucluse,
va, and Brownie Rags, Capt w. F.
Norman, Washington, D. G. Brace g.
Night hostess, T. J. O'Donohoe, Goshen,
N. Y, and Patsy Detoour, Allan Valen-
tine, Richmond. Brace 10-Kengla's
Marrylark, C. Fl. Alexander, Wareneck,
Va, and Blackstone's JETS Bob, wal
dron Bailey, Moorehead City, N. C.. and
bye dog. Velocity, v. Hawse. Harrison
burg, Va.
An-Ase Derby.
In the all-age derby there are IL
braces and bye. Brace l, Rock Manor
Bob, w. E. Harris, Wilmington, DEL
paired with Shannondale Peggy Ann,
r, j. O'Donohoe, Goshen, N. Y; brace
2, Rock Manor Stick, W. E. Harris, Will
mington, Del, and Fashion Lady, Frank
Kidwell, Washington, D. c.; brace 3,
Rock Manor Joe, w. E. Harris Winning
ton, DEL, and Shannondale Prince Boy,
G. F. Pelham, New York City; brace 4,
Florendale LOUIS Beau. c. B. Stickley,
Vaucluse, Va, and Pete, J. D. Beatty,
Marshall, Va: brace 5, Tipsy, T. j.
ODonohoe, Goshen, N. Y, and Pohick
Comanche r, Rev. Father ]. F. Coda
han, Frederick, Md; brace 6. Fashion
Boy, Frank Kidwell, Washington, D. c.,
and Doctors Blackstone JEFF, Waldron
Bailey, Moorehead City, N. j.; brace 7,
ington, D. c., and Duke of Gloucester,
G. II. Alexander. Wareneck, Va: brace
8, Knolwood Jimmie's Nell. Louis Miles,
Richmond, Va, and Ferris Jake's Jim,
n. B. Mitchell, Herndon, Va; brace 9,
Valentines Forest Prince, Allan w. VAL
entine, Richmond. Va, and Big Parade,
Frank Kidwell, Washington. D. c.:
brace 10, Great Alexander. A. M. Pullen,
Richmond. Va, and Baileys Joyeuse,
Tipsy, Waldron Bailey, Moorehead City,
N c.; brace IL. Colbert's Momoney
Vampire. E. r. Colbert Fredericksburg,
Va, and Joe Brown, r. r. Burnett,
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