Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15
MARYLAND winner
. IN CATTLE JUDGING
Fourth Contest Results An
nounced at st. Louis
Dairy Show.
Blythe Associated Press.

Blythe Associated Press.
st. LOUIS, october 15.-Boy and
girl club members yesterday continued
the outstanding figures on the program
of the National Dairy Expos ton.
For the third time the Maryland
team won the All Club cattle Judging
contest. The members were Charles
Clark, william Chiloeoe and James
johnson. This entities them to trip
to England to compete against teams
there The Oklahoma team won first
at the last two shows, but this year
placed thirteenth.
Minnesota Second.
Minnesota placed second, Iowa third
and Nebraska fourth.
twenty teams from as many d fferent
States took part in the cattle judging
contest.
The Maryland team took first in judg-
ing AyrShires, Ohio second, Minnesota;
third. In judging jerseys, the Nebrask II
team headed the list, Indiana winning
second. and Texas third.
As Judges of Guernseys, the Min
nesota boys placed first, South Dakota
second, and Tennessee third and Texas
fourth.
Iowa's team was the best judge OF
H0lSbelTS. IN III > Se-tiOli OlilO oSSOAAN
and Maryland third.
Alfred Verg'und, Minnesota, was first
among the 10 individuals judging all
breeds of dairy cattle. Edward Pavelka,
Nebraska, stood second and Magda
Sey-rson. South Dakota, third.
Donald Rehl, Ohio, was the best IN
divioual Judge of Ayrshires, and Charles
Clark, Maryland, was second.
WINNERS Announced.
Charles Clark was the top man among
the individual judges of Guernseys, ana
Bernard Woodward, T.nnessee, took
second.
AS individual judges of Holstens;
Irvine Elliott, Chic, stood first, and
Robert Ward, lowe, second.
Among the Jersey judges, first place
went to Edward Paw slka, Nebraska, and
second to Robert Ward Iowa.
Ralph Bennington, Freeport, Kans..
won the Brown Swiss grand champion
on a heifer calf.
In the Al Club Ayrshire group, eight
heifers under 1-year-old were shown.
Wayne Dent Saline, Kens., won flrst,
and Herbert Putnam, Gouverneur, N. T.,
Second.
wendell Wicks. Oxbow, N. Y. ex-
hibited the grand champion Ayrshire.
New York also took first on group
of four
winnings in the Jersey section were
divided among half dozen states.
Juliet Johnson, Lawton. Okla, had the
grand champion Jersey. a l0.year-old
COW. Her entry was exceptional, in that
mcst of the club members are showing
young animals.
\ Michigan Bull Foremost.
Omer Baumgartner. Walnut, Ill, was
announced as the winner of a trophy
given by the American Guernsey Cattle
BREEDERS Association in recognition OF
\ his exhibiting the grand champion
female of that breed.
February Ferns Noble, owned by
Twin Oaks Farm, MorIistown. N. j.,
won the senior and grand champion
chip over a noble array Of bulls. This
Is tha ninth consecutive time Twin
Oaks Farm has won this honor.
The Junior champion bull was Fore
most, an entry from the Oakland Farm
Ann Arbor. Mich.
The cattle parade, one of the out
standing events of the entire show,
was on the program for tonight.
The All Farm YOUTH. whose Nation-
wide organization stresses the develop
ment of head, hand, heart and
health" completed their activities last
night, but many Of them remained
here today for the rest of the show.
Show Climax Reached.
The chief item of importance to thu
dairy world so far was the naming last
night of February Ferns Noble,
owned by p. H. B. Frelinghuysen, Twin
oaks Farm. Morristown, N. j.. as senior
and grand champion Jersey bull. The
large fawn-colored and beautifully
marked animal was somewhat OF
champion prior TO the award, having
won the senior and grand champion