The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-13
PRIZE WINNERS
ARE CHOSEN AT
POULTRY SHOW
New England Exhibitors
Entries Sweep HonorS
in Two Classes.

A single comb Rhode Island Red
cockerel shown by Harold Temp
kins, Concord, Mass. today wears
the title Of the best bird Of the
third annual indianapolis National
Poultry Exposition, now being held
in the Manufacturers Building at
the State Playground.
Mr.. Tompkins made a clean sweep
Of every prize in both rose and
single comb classes. The Judge Of
the grand champion among more
than 1000 entries was Len RaWnsley
Bedford, foremost Rhode Island Red
judge in the United States.
The exhibition, which is attract
ing large crowds, will continue until
tomorrow night.
Other Winners Listed
Lamona White winners were A. T.
Raymond of Chardon, O., cock, men
cockerel, pullet and old pen; A. G.
Leonard Of Wilmington, Del, young
pen.
A cockerel owned by Cramer Bros
Of Waukesha, Wis, won the grand
championship prize IN the BuiT
Rock class Other winners Of firSJS
were Edwin c. Backus of Aver, Mass,
cock; E. Hazelton Smith Of Niles.
Mich, hen, cOckerel, old pen and
young pen, and r. A. Dunmicr CT
Spring Hill, KY, pullet.
Bantam Champion Named
In the modern game Old English
spangled bantam classes the winners
we're A. H. Butt of Akron, o., cock
and R. W. Kline of Amsterdam,
N. Y, hen and pullet
In the Old English Red Pyle
class the winners we're Alex Pea
cock Of Rye, NJ Y, cock and hen,
and Doroning Bantam farm, cock
erel and pullet.
In the Silver DuckWing class the
winners were GlennWoOd farms,
cock D, S. Newell Of Connersville,
hen, cockrel and pullett.
Wisconsin Cockerel Wins
In the modern game Black
Breasted Red class the winners we're
H. d, Schreiter of Darlington, Wis,
cock, hen and cockerel; Ernest C.
Schulza Of Dayton, o., pullet.
H. D. Schreiter won with his
cock, hen, cockerel and pullet in
the modern game Duckwing class,
and also in the modern game Red
Pyle class, and his hen and pullet
were first in the modern game Black
Game class.
Roy Walden of Mattoon Ill, won
first with his Cockerel in the mod
ern game BirCher Bantam class. All
of these modern game classes were
judged by Frank Conway of In
oianapolis.
In the Golden Seabright class the
winners were F. w Abbott of We'll
lington, O., cock and pullet; VAL
entine Petzold of Elkhart, hen and
cOckerel
Silver Seabright winners
Silver Seabright classes showed
Mr. Petzold the winner of the cock,
CoCkerel and pullet classes, and Paul
w. Bertz of Cuyahoga Falls, O., the
winner of the hen class.
There also was judging of classes
of young pens exhibited by the
members of All Club. Robert M.
Curry Of Bloomington was nrst in
Barred Rocks; in Rhole Island
Reds. Lowell Doggy of indianapolis;
in White Wyandottes, Hard Davis
nf In rNN1ic. in
Robert Hacker of Indianapolis; in
Buff OrpingtonS, Harry Poland of
indianapolis, and in White Rocks,
Miss Clara King of Indianapolis.
Township Pupils Visit
Approximately Is pupils from War
rem Township visited the exposition
yesteray. Students of the Purdue
University agricultural classes will
be guests today
The grand champion bantam $500
gold trophy was captured by Harold
B Wideman of Niles. Mich, presi-
dent of the American Bantam AS
ISOLATION. Other trophies taken by
fanciers Of the miniature poultry in
cluded the champion Modern Game
H, D. SChreiter of Darlington, Wis:
the grand champion Old English
game. George Fiterer, who raised
his bird in a Chicago back yard,
and the grand champion clean
legged ornamental to Mr.. Wideman.
Henry P. Mexican of Beverly
Farms, Mass, bantam fancier who
came the greatest distance, won the
trophy for the best feather-leg or
namental.