Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-08

Dogs with shortest tails, Butch,
owned by Charles Riggott, Hyatts-
vile, and Skippy, owned by Frances
Hazard. Hyattsville Dog with
longest hair, Terry, owned by Joe
Mcbride, Hyattsville Dog with
shortest hair, Skippy, owned by Jean
Smith, Hyattsville. Best groomed
dog, Wolf, owned by Marjorie
Witherite. Hyattsville.
The doggiest dogs in the show
we're Smoke, belonging to E. j.
Hickey, Kenilworth; Burp, owned by
Leonard zyvoloski, Hyattsville, and
Buck, owned by Billie Hollingsworth,
Hyattsville.
Tippy Wins Trick Prize.
Charles D. Stephan of Edmonston
showed dog named Tippy who won
the trick dog award. The dog with
the longest ears was Laddie, owned
by Jean Ferguson of Hyattsville,
while Ginger, owned by Joyce
Hanley, Hyattsville, had the shortest
ears. Cutest puppies were Rusty,
owned by Richard Crowley, Tuxedo;
Dandy, owned by James Semple,
Hyattsville, and Grille, the pet of
Ruth Marie Wiseman, Berwyn. The
best wire-haired dog was Penny,
the property of Dorothy Genella,
Hyattsville. and Scout was the best
sporting dog, and is owned by
Ronald Nordeen, Mount Rainier.
Washington Bulldog Club.
A small but select assembly of
bulldog puppies and their proud
owners met on the grounds of the
James Allen estate at Mclean. Va,
for the second puppy match OF the
Washington Bulldog Club. Chief
victor among the males was Rip, the
gray brind1e entry owned by Mrs.
Ralph D. Lindsey and handled by
Stanley Miller, who makes it a habit
to take winners at the bulldog
puppy matches. Runner up for top
honors was Howard Grimm's white
bulldog. Mahobi Sampson, an
8-month- old youngster.
The only baby at the show was
Mrs. A. E. Rush's Caesar, red
brindle ball of puppy flesh that
waddled into the ring to receive
his blue ribbon looking thoroughly
bored with the whole performance.
Among the females, Mrs. Arthur
Forbush's Patsy was the big winner,
the second time this puppy has
taken the top honor in puppy
matches. Runner up to her was
Joan Durepos Dixie Belle.
The combination radio-phono-
graph for the best puppy in the first
sanction show of the Capital City
Cocker Club went to John B. HINES
parti color bitch puppy under 7
months old. Extra Select of Wire
haven. The show was held at the
Silver Spring Armory last night.
10 Dogs Entered.
One hundred and ten dogs were
entered in this, the largest. speciality
sanction match ever held in this
vicinity. Leo Murphy. we'll known
locally for his collies and ex-
perienced as a judge of cookers
judged the well-filled classes. The
best male puppy was Lawrason of
Riggs black Lawrabee Mystery King
and best female was John Kimes'
Extra Select of Wirehaven.
In the puppy dog class, solid color,
from 3 to months was Beau Brum-
mel, owned by Ruth B. Batikian.
Second went to Beulah M. Frost's
Roger: third to Lawrason of Riggs
Lawrabee Red Glare. and fourth to
Allen Kelly's Dalecarlia Red Boy.
Solid color puppies, 7 to IL months,
was taken by Pollard's Buffoon,
owned by w. R. Pollard. Second
in the class went to S. FrenkeIs
Rusty: third to Mrs. D. M. Worth
ington's Patapsco of Falls Hills, and
fourth to DR.. L. E. Lewis Tawny.
Honors among solid color bitches
from 3 to 7 months went to Rosalie
owned by Beulah M. Frost: second
to Ruth Balkans Calamity, and
third to Ruth Balkans Rageedy
Ann. In the 7-to-l2-month class,
w. J. Maier's Blondy was alone.
The winning dog in the parti-color
3-to-7-month class was Jeanette G.
Spores Sunny Good Boy. Second
was taken by Caroline P. Tyson's
Gentleman Jim of S and third to
the same owners Calico Pig of S.
Lord Ragsdale, owned by Mrs. E. A.
Snyder, was fourth. Chips OF Gay
heart, owned by Mrs. M D. Harms.
was first in the older parti-color
class. Second went to Nip, owned
hy T. M. Richards, and third to Gill
bert Tribbett's Topper.
Extra Select of Wirehaven Wins.
Extra Select of Wirehaven was
first in the parti-color bitch class,
3 to months. She was followed by
DR.. Davis Boban's Pride of Pilot.
Third went to Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Wards Robard's Sweet Lilac and
fourth to Ridge Cliffs Pretty Lucky
owned by Helen Koontz. Among
the older parti-color puppy bitches,
Dalecarlia's Belle, owned by John
Hess, took first; Boban's Black and
White. owned by DR.. Davis, was Sec
ond; Miss Dashiell's ID" third and
Phyllis Macy's Teena fourth.
Unlike the procedure at licensed
shows, one of the major features
was the judging of the local classes
for which a large silver trophy was
presented by Walter johnson in per-
son. 1t was won by Bobans Pride
of Pilot, parti-color bitch in the
3 to months class, owned by Dr.
Charles Davis, president of the club.
The winning male in the local class
was Harry Lustine's Sir Bomoseen.
Comedy relief came in the chill
drens handling class when two lit
tie blends, Alice Marie and Beverly
Ann Maier, showed the same pup,
one holding up the head and the
other the tail. The judge, D. P.
Tyson of Maryland, gave the first
prize to 6-year-old Joan Koontz.
who handled her pup like veteran
Hope Henderson, who made noble
recovery when her dog got away
grabbing IL nv its tail took third Il,