The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-05
Kennel Club Show
Voted Big Success

lars worth of dogs congregated in
one spot?
That means that you missed the
Mason and Dixon's Kennel Clubs
second annual Championship Point
Show, held at Mt. Tammany on Sun
day, when over 500 of the nations
canine purebreds, from seventeen
states, competed in 657 classes under
a panel of thirteen of the nations top
flight judges.
Two thousand spectators were
present at the event, which was de-
scribed by all and sundry as the
finest show held anywhere in the
last several months. Certainly Sun
days sporting classic proved that it
is entirely possible to stage such an
event in HagerstoWn.
The dogs began pouring in long
before nine o'clock in the morning
The setting, on the historic grounds
of the w. Preston Howard property,
the perfect weather and the smooth
and fiaWless functioning of the local
| KC's Woodworking committees, made
the show more than memorable to
local as well as visiting dog fanciers.
Local dogs, competing with some
Of the most prominent dogs in the
country, made a splendid showing
In the Boxer class local honors were
captured by Balzac of Wildwood,
entry of young Henry r. Kritzer, Jr
BalzaC was bred by the local Wild
wood Kennels, as was the local run
ner-up, Bartholdi of Wildwood, own
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Milo E. Thomas.
The coveted honor of Best Local
Dog in Show was taken by Leslie
Manners spirited and enchanting
wire-haired fox terrier, Wendy of
Wildoaks
Other local dogs who covered
themselves and their owners with
glory were as follows:
Black Cocker: Marmack's Majesty,
Best Local; and Parti-colored SPAN
iel, Susan Fleet, Best Local, both
owned by Mrs. Howard Marquis.
Cocker, solid color, other than black:
Geoffrey's Missy, Best Local, owned
by Virginia Kern.
Golden Retriever: Rusty, Novice
Glass and Best in Breed, owned by
Earl Hoover.
Pointer: Duke of Luminary, No
vice Dog, Best of Breed, Best Local
and Best Field Trial Pointer, owned
by Howard E. Clinton
English Setter: Suzette of Setter
field, Best Local, Mrs Bertha M.
Graves.
Irish Setter: Knockalong Pat O.
Flynn, Best Local, owned by Miss
Elizabeth l. Miller
Springer Spaniel: White Gates
Rocket, Best Local, owned by Lloyd
B. Winebrenner.
BeagIes, IL inch: Benn Ellen's
Indy, Novice Dog, and Benn Ellen's
Lou, Novice Bitch, Best Local, Best
Field Trial, both entries of DR.. J. B.
Heffner
Collie: Cloudner's Sergeant at
Arms, Novice Dog, Best Local Col
lie, owned by Robert S. West.
German Shepherd: Juno Preussen-
blut, Novice Dog, owned by Thomas
! B. Hagerman. Gretana's Olaf of Hob
by House, American-bred dog and
Best Local, owned by William J.
Clapp.
Great PyreneeS: Hi-land Captain
of La Shan, Novice Dog; La Shan
K'Eros de Guerveur, Open Dog and
and Best Local; La Shan Layda van
Euskara, Puppy Bitch; La Shan Car
inola, Limit Bitch, all owned by Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce C. Laymon. La Shan,
| Deloraise Del Ray, American-bred
Bitch Glass and Winners Bitch, own
ed by Mrs. Roy M. Schoen.
AirdaIe Terriers: Lady Satan, Best
Local, owned by Frank M. Kret-
singer
Pekinese: Whitworth Mystic, Open
| Dog, Winners Dog and Best Local
and Whitworth Holly, Puppy Bitch
both owned by Mrs. Jane L. College,
Bulldog: Loring Winnie, Best
Local, owner Robert P. Hussey. Jo-
jac's Captain Blood, Puppy Dog and
Novice Dog, owner, Claude D. Viii
liams.
Dalmatians: Sir Roderick K Dale
of Linmar, Novice Dog, Lorbryndale
Lilias, Reserve Winners Bitch and
Best Local, both owned by ]. o.
Vaughan.
Obedience Glass: Local entry with
highest score, Knockalong Pat
O'Flynn, Irish Setter, owner Miss
Elizabeth l. Miller.
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