Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-25
By r. r. TAYNTON,

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CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. 24.-Florenell
Glamorous, white whippet owned by
Mardormere Kennels of Glen Head,
Long Island, and handled by Percy
Roberts. made spectacular finish
to win the best in show award at
the ninth Camden Kennel Club
exhibit. Extreme stream lining con-
trasted with the blocky outlines Of
the Scottish terrier, Oh. Gillsie
Dictator, owned by the Relgale
Kennels, which unofhcially was
designated as the runner-up. Oh.
Serenade of Mazelaine. the Kettles
owned boxer. was the contender
from the working group, while the
Pekinese Oh. Che Lie of Matson
Catawba. owned by Mrs. James M.
Austin, headed the toy group; Oh.
Sugartown Toilsman, cocker spaniel,
owned by DR.. Louis Marks, headed
the sporting group, and Oh. Pillicoc
Revere. owned by Mrs. Milton
Erlanger, headed the transporting
group.
Washington Dogs Score.
Among Washington's winners were
the miniature schnauzer. Kampf-
hund Won Stortzborg, owned by Mrs.
Margaret Perkins, which went to
winners dog, and its kennel mate.
Siegenhund Won Stortzborg. which
was first in the American-bred dog
class and reserve winner. Another
dog that took home a rosette was
George Williams whippet. Retreat.
Its kennel mate, Jeremy of Meander,
was first in the limit dog class.
A best of breed winner was the
Dalakay st. Bernard, Oh. Highland
Won Bergdean ODalakay. Gerda Won
Spotti O'Dalakay, same owners, was
reserve bitch and first in the open
class. Mrs. Lucy Kale's Lady Lou
Won Kahle was second in the Amer
ican-bred class. In bull terriers,
w. E. Andersons White Cockade
took the points for winners dog and
best of winners. The reserve win
ners bitch ribbon in dachshunde
went to Edith Groves Princess
Frieda Of Jonedith, which was first
in the American-bred class. Another
reserve winner from the WASH
ington vicinity was Mrs. Jouett
Shouse's Won zwettlerheim, that had
some of the stiffest of boxer COM
petition. The same owners Wanda
of Wolf Trap was first in the puppy
bitch class. Another Washington
owned boxer, Bravenhartz Eastern
Eve, owned by Gordon Barton, was
second in the open bitch class.
Elizabeth Lemons Sumbula's Six
Gunard upheld the Capitals honor
in boxer males, taking reserve win
ners dog.
Frances Ehler's Chow Victor.
In elbows, it was first open bitch
to Frances Ehler's Lie VOL Lab
Nudge and second novice dog to her
Teh Teh Kaoan Of Glenmont. Joel
Marston's Lie VOL Lab Little Son
was second in the American-bred
dog class. Mrs. r. H. Johnston's
Dandie Dinmonts Denis of Bonfield
and Oh. Robin Hood of Ruffcote
were second in the American-bred
dog and open dog classes, respec-
lively.
BREED WINNERS.
Pekingese-Che LIE OF Matson's Catawbs.
James M. Austin.
Chihuahuas-vars Delansra George p.
ReitZ.
Japanese spaniels-Ch. Keuwanna,
Fumfs Konoeye, Mrs. Warner Hays.
Afghan hounds-Ch. Mogul Of AIKEN.
Elizabeth Whelen.
: German short-hair pointer-Duke v.
Geyer Fritz Geyer.
Chesapeake Bays-ch. Pine sRidse King.
Norwegian eikhounds-Ch. THORN Of
Grey Dawn. Pitch Fork Kennels.
Whippets-Florenell Glamourous. Mar
dormere Kennels. y
Irish woifhound-Shauneen Of Chiffon,
Mrs. Spencer G. Nauman.
Old English sheep dogs-Ch. RUFUS Rus
SEQ, Mrs Lillian Mae Rumpf.
sternard-Ch. Highland v. BerEdean,
Mrs. H. Kay Mansfield
English springer spanieLCh. Roerique
Of Sandblown Acres. w. =. Bellville.
Borzoi-Ch. Ajax Of Homanod, Mrs.
Carroll G. Stewart. tr.
Dachshund-Ch. Dimas Earthstoppsr.
Herbert Bertrand.