The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-10-11
IOCAL TEAM is
r REST IN SHEEP
,JUDGINGCL.Ass
cu;th-Hughes Team CO M
netes in Livestock EXPOSE
tion at Portland; Kennewick
Rows Among High Ones

Thu smith-Hughes stock judg-
80 team of the KenneWick high
= .sool attended the Pacific Inter-
.stioual Livestock Exposition at
Osrtland this last weekend. Each
oar. Judging contests are held at
IL livestock show for schools thru
i Washington, Oregon, Califor-
1, and Idaho. z
There were IS school represent
! at the contest and out of the
inst ten high teams, Washington
.seed four. Centralia placed see
a. Prescott third, Walla Walla
eve yventh and Fife eighth. Washing
IN had the most teams present.
rorty two teams were present from
Washington, thirty-six from Ore
,ou, six from Idaho, while Cali
iarnia had only one team.
Albany, Oregon took first place
n the contest with total of 2316
oints while Kennewick placed
thirty-seyenth with a total OF
w7S LIZ points, a difference OF
only 237 IL points. Kennewick
took twenty first place for the
xhooIs of Washington.
The Kennewick team secured
second place in the sheep Judging
md received a banner for their
placings. Each member of the team
Ind a high score on this class.
The boys judged one class OF
Jersey cows, one class of Holsteir
COWS, one class of Hereford cows
one class of Hampshire ewes and
one class of Duroc Senior gifts.
The boys composing the team
and their individual scores are
John Stafford with high score OF
1876 points, Neil lLampson secone
With sos points and Duane Nc
Nall was third with 648 points. Al
bert Sonderman and Fred Beige
were alternates on the trip.
On Sunday morning a contest
vas held to determine who woult
represent, Washington in the Ma
tional Contest to be held at Kan
sas City. From the three previous
contests held at Walla Walla, Day.
ton and Pullman, ten high men are
chosen from each contest and are
given a certain number of points
being determined according to ms
rank and this is applied on the
Portland contest. As Duane Nc.
Nall placed second at Pullman, ne
received go points, tied for third al
Valla Walla and received q
points and secured third at Day
ton and received 80 points, making
total of 245 points toward the
Kansas City trip and being al.
owed to Judge in the Sunday con
test. Duane placed seventh in the
finals.
In the previous contests held al
Dayton, Walla Walla and Pull,
nan, Kennewick has had two mer
d the high ten at Dayton, one II
tie Walla Walla and Pullman con.
asts. At the contest at Dayton
Zennewick came second. Duane
INall placed fourth in the high
'n men and Aaron Foraker place.
aghth. The team that made this
mp was John Stafford, Duane Nc.
Nall and Aaron Foraker. At the
.antest at the Walla Walla county
an, Kennewick placed fourth
uuane McNall was third in the
Ugh ten men at this contest. The
Nmbers of this team as this con.
est was John Stafford, Duane Nc.
nall and Aaron Foraker.
at the Pullman contest held each
har by the State College, Kenne.
mex placed ninth out of sixteer
cams. Duane McNall placed Sec
md high in this contest. The boys
no made the trip at this contest
vac Fred Beigel, Duane McNal
10 John Stafford. {.-. ~,
!. L. Barbee, local Smith-Hughes
asHuctor Of the high school, has
Seompanied the boys on all tine
iney plan to send team to the
.o.ato and Apple Judging con.
Il m hn h~1I .