The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-09
BRONZE TURKEY,
HOOSIER ENTRY,
SWEEPS PRIZES
Wins All Five Top HOnors
in Class Judging at
State Fair.

Sweeping all five places for cock.
and hen in the bronze turkey class
of the poultry division, Mrs. o. S.
Dooley of Danville, Ind. didn't
give a competitor a chance for
ribbon at the state fair,
In the Wyandotte turkey produc-
ton class, Harvey E. Taylor Of
Crown Point. Ind. missed by a red
ribbon of duplicating Mrs. Dooley's
clean sweep.
The awards in all turkey classes
follow:
TURKEYS tBronze)
cock-Mrs. o. S. Dooley Danville, Ind.
Hen~Mrs o. S. Dooley. all places.
Narragansett
Cock-Leslie Leonard, Greenfield: VIII
liam Matti, Richmond; Leonard, Charles
Hen~Eeslie Leonard. first and second;
Charles A. Smiley.
BOURBON RED
Cock-Otto Chastain, Mitchell first and
second: Charles A. Smiley.
Hen-Otto Chastain, first and second;
Charles A. Smiley.
MISCELLANEOUS
Pair White Guineas-Charles A. Smiley.
Mrs. Collin w. Harland, Darlington W.
Cuineas Other Than White-Smilev.
Mrs. Harland, John L. Gray, Arthur Tur-
ner Sedala. Mo.
RHODE ISLAND RED
Cocks P Smyth. Morgantown: George
T. Strable, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy johnson.
He HenEMr. and Mrs. johnson. Len Rawn-
sIey. Bedford, George T. Strabble. S. E.
Cockerel-Mr. and Mrs. strable. s. P.
Pullet-NIr. and Mrs Guy Johnson Len
Pen (old)-George T. Strable. Mr.. and
Pen Cyoung)-Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.
PLYMOUTH ROCK
Cock-Gardner's shadeland Fruit Farm.
frst and second; S P Smyth, Mary Ruth
Thornburg Greensburg; Jesse Burnside.
= Hen-John l. Gray orville Collins.
Cockerel-Mary Ruth Thornburg Walter
r. Askren. second and third S. P. smyth.
PunetwMrs. Robert Irwin, first and
second; Walter R. Askren, third and
fourth; S. P. Smyth
PRODUCTION CLASS
Pen (oldl-Mrs;, Robert Irwin, orville
Collins, Putnamville.
Pen young Mrs. Irwin.
WYANDOTTE
Cock-Harvey f. Taylor. Crown Point;
Charles A. Smiley.
Hen-Harvey E. Taylor.
Cock COckerel-B@T s13,tt E. Taylor first and
Puiiet--Harvey Z. Taylor, first and Sec
ond S. P. Smyth.
Pen tyoung)-Harvey E. Taylor.
LEGHORN
Cock-Browns Breeding Farm, Spice
land. s P SmVth Jesse Burnside
Hen-Brown's Breeding Farm. Edgar w.
johnson johnson: S p smyth; Jesse Burnside
smyth, Robert L. Lips, Browns Breeding
Puiiet-Brown's Breeding Farm, Edgar
w Johnson, S. P. Smyth
Pen Cold)-s. P. smyth, Browns Breed
: Pen lyoung)-Brown's Breeding Farm,
'' ~ ANcoNA
Cock-William L. Tempest. North YER
non; E. H. Clayton, Linton; Charles A.
Hen-william L. Tempest. E. H. Clayton.
James H.. Hart. Charles A. Smiley
Cockerel-William L. Tempest. first and
second; E; H. Clayton. Charles A. Smiley,
Pullet-William L. Tempest, Mr.. and
Mrs Guy johnson, Charles A. Smiley, E.
Pen I5oidj-william L. Tempest, first and
second; Charles A: Smiley, z. H. CLAYTON.
Clayton, Charles A. Smiley.
MINORCA
Cock-Jesse Burnside.
Hen-E. H. Clayton, Len Rawnsley,
James Y. Engle, third and fourth; Jesse
Burnside.
Cockerel-James Y. Engle, first and sec
ond; Jesse Burnside, Len Rawnsley, E H.
Clayton.
Pullet-Len Rawnsley, James Y Engle,
second and third; E. H. Clayton, Jesse
Burnside.
MINORCA
Pen (old)-James Y. Engle, John L.
Gray.
Pen young Y. Engle, E. H.
Clayton.
ORPINGTON
Cock-Mrs Berkley D. Sink, S. p.
Smythe Mrs. Sink.
Hen--Mrs. Sink. Orville Collins. Jesse
Burnside. S. P. Smythe
Cockerel-Mrs. Sink, Orville Collins. Mrs.
Sink. S. P. Smythe
Pullet-Mrs. Sink. orville Collins. s. p.
Smythe
Pen (old)-Collins
Pen (young)-Colins.