Evening star., 1938-12-04
Nonay 5add|er Adds
Philadelphia Crown
To Canine Laure|s
Ny Own Brucie First
In Holly Contested
Sporting Group
BY Z Stan Correspondent Of The Star.

BY Z Stan Correspondent OF The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. g.,
The 44th annual dog show Of the
Philadelphia Kennel Club provided
another best in show for Champion
Nonay Saddler, James Austin's rec
ord-breaking smooth fox terrier.
This was no surprise to the dyed-in-
the-wool dog fans who remained in
their seats last night long after the
promised closing time to see this
denouement.
Champion Herman Rinkton, Mrs.
Annis Jones' remarkable red dachs-
hund. topped a strong working
group. A close runner-up was the
Dupont-owned beagle. Champion
Meadowlark Craftsman, which was
best In Show-at this fixture last year,
Third in the group was Champion
Miss Pantalettes, whippet owned
by Herman Duker, who is well known
in Washington.
Herman MellenthinS black cocker
spaniel, Champion My Own Brucie.
was first in the hotly contested
sporting group. Champion Modern
Boy of Stucile, c. N. Myers best in
show winning English setter, was
second in the group, while the Irish
setter. Lea Girl of Knocknagree,
owned by Laura Delano, was third.
German Shepherd Scores.
In the working group, Mrs. M.
Hartley Dodges German shepherd,
Champion Giralda Geisha, placed
first. Second went to Eulalia Gold
smiths boxer, Champion Eros Won
Luisenblick, and third to Orsava of
Westphalia, Dobermann pinscher
owned by F. F. H. Fleitmann.
Champion Nornay Saddler, the
Austin-owned dog that put the
smooth fox terrier back on the dog
show map. was the best fox terrier,
and 1t followed inevitably that there
fore he was the best dog in the
terrier group in the judges opinion.
He was seconded by the handsome
Kerry blue terrier. Champion Bum
BILE Bee Of Delwin. owned by the
Cnoc LUNG Kennels. Third went TO
the Sealyham terrier. Champion
Nutfield Supreme OF Badgewood,
owned by the Badgewood Kennels.
Miss Wynsum. Yorkshire terrier
that was all hair and an inch wide,
won first place in the toy group.
Champion Pay Ching Wo Sun, Mrs.
Margaret Guides Pekingese, was sec
ond in the group, and Mrs. K. Heden-
gren's miniature pinscher, Cham
pion Arnot Won Montgomery. was
third.
The biggest surprise of the show
was the winning Of the non sporting
group by the Boston terrier, Dune
land Duke, owned by Charles P.
Squires- Second in the group went
to George Hargreave's bulldog.
Champion Fernstone Doris, and
third went to DR.. A. v. Hallowells
chow, Champion Lie Vol, Lab Son.
Easy for Mansfield dogs.
The show was made to order for
Dowen Mansfeld's Dalakay ST. Ber-
nard Kennels today. His Highland
von Waldeck was winners dog and
his Dinah Nixon OF Dalakay was
winners bitch and best of breed.
In Dandie Dinmont terriers, Mrs
f. H. JohnStOnS Donald Of RufIcote
was winners dog and Mrs. 10y Lee
Lewis Den1irr1onde of Ruhcote was
winners bitch.
Mrs. Richard Birney had the first
puppy bitch in Boston terriers in
her Little Aspin Hin Show Girl.
Victor of Clarandall. German
shepherd, owned by Alfred J. Ger
valS, was second In the American
bred dog class.
First puppy dog in dachshunde
went to Edith Groves MAXI OF
Jonedith, while her Prinzessin of
Jonedith was first in the novice
bitch class.
In novice dogs in the same breed.
first place went to G. E. Lukas'
Schulhaus Gauner of Jonedith. while
Stal1laus Freya of Jonedith. owned
by Mr.. Lukas, was second in the
puppy bitch class.