Evening star., 1938-11-13
BY r. n. TAYNTON,
Star Stan Correspondent.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. H.
The special for best dog in the show
at the fourth ANIMAL Harrisburg
Kennel Club show tonight was
awarded to Oh. Blakeen Jung Frau,
many times best-in- winning
white poodle owned by Mrs. sher-
man Hoyt Of Katonah, N. Y.
Heading. the group Of winning
dogs from the Washington area
was Edith Groves dachshund.
Schwarz Perle Won Teckelhof, which
climbed from the open class to best
OF breed. In the same breed, DR..
and Mrs. Louis Comets Kay Dot
was first in the American-bred bitch
class. Another best of breed winner
was Dowell Mansfield's st. Bernard,
Highland Won Waldeck, and his
derda Won Athos Roskoriana was
winners bitch. Mrs. A. v. Ander-
sons chow chow, Chin Pao Chang,
was first in the American bred dog
class and reserve. winners dog.
Wo0lner Terrier Victor.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Woolneris wire
hair terrier, Prancing Lady Of Ad-
lea, was first in the puppy bitch
class. John Kimes had the win
ming parti-color cocker spaniel, COL
ston Christopher. In Shetland
sheep dogs, Beech Tree Farm had
the reserve winning dog in Beech
Tree Bobby Shafto and first in the
puppy class in Beech Tree Bluet.
Mrs. E. Checchia's pekingese, Sun
boi OF Kennebec, was second in the
puppy class, and Mrs. Theodore
Raine's Wang Tu was first in the
puppy class and second in the
American-bred class. In Scottish
terriers. D. M. Broder's Buddy r.
was hrst puppy and Mrs. E. E. Mer-
rllls sOrchard Crest Misty Morn
was first in limit bitches. Dorothy
Wurdeman's Doberman pinscher.
Kurt Won Brickley, placed third In
the obedience test trials.
The sporting group provided q
surprise when the English setter,
Ch. Knollcroft Bess, owned by Mrs
j. s. Grant Of Wilmington, Del.
topped such notable campaigners as
Mrs. Henry Ross black cocker
spaniel. Oh. Nonquit Notable, and
the Milson Kennels Irish setter. Oh
Nilsson Topnotcher. Fourth in the
group was the Pointer. Oh. Pennine
Paramount of Prune's Own, owned
oy the Biddle Dukes. In the hound
group, Oh. Meadow Lark Craftsman
one OF the Du Points Foxcatcher
beagles. placed first. He was fol-
lowed by Ch. Ajax Won RomanoH. a
Borzoi, owned by c. G. Stewart, jr.
Third in the group was Edith
Groves dachshund, Schwarzperle
Won Teckelhof. and fourth went to
Herman Duker's whippet, Oh. Miss
Pantaloettes.
In the working group, the Warren
cane Kennels great Dane, Oh. Blitz
Won Schloss Stauffneck, went to the
top. He was followed by Baroness
Bett OF Bravenhartz, a boxer, owned
by the Bravenhartz Kennels. Third
IN the group went to Giralda Farms
German shepherd; Ch. Geisha, and
fourth to the Bellhaven collie, Ch.
Bellhaven Black Lucason. The best
terrier was Cnoc LUNG Kennels
Kerry blue terrier, Ch. Bundle Bee
OF Delwin. Second in the group
went to the smooth fox terrier.
Stepping Stone of Wirehart, owned
by George E. Hartman. Third in
the group was a Scottish terrier.
Ch. Shieling's Winsome, owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Snethfh, and
fourth went to Cnoc Lungs Irish
terrier, Ch. Kelvin Glorious.
Quigley's Peke Best Toy.
Mrs. Richard Quigley's Pekingese,
Ja1 Eos Son of Orchard Hill, was
best toy. Second went to Rosalind
Layte's Brussels Griffon, Oh, Ge.
mond's Chief Chaff of Burlingame.
The Pomeranian, Bethune's Little
Scamp, owned by Mrs. Bethune, was
third IN the group, and the toy
Manchester. Cooks Zepheretta.
owned by Mrs. ]. M. Swarr, was
fourth.
Mrs. Sherman Hoyt's white poodle,
Ch. Blakeen Jung Frau, placed first