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In Mutt Finals Tomorrow

: By ART WRIGHT District champions determined last night in The Times-City Recrea~ tion Division Mutt Dog Show will hold the spotlight temorrow in the jo wide finals,

At 7 p.m. the winners of the six judging classes from eight districts will parade ‘before the judges: bt University park to bid for the richest | ville by Lions ¢lub members asking [Lancaster resident.

alse Ieeth:: of this year's show, ~—=———c= | the city council to include in the| Mr. Bemis sent the ring to the | The only dogs eligible for the 1948 city budget a 10-cent tax levy {library and said it had been turned |

Leashes were given by the city

{the New York st. end of University ark, between Meridian and Pennamo—— ivan sts,

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Competing for prizes in their

| classes will be the following win-

" y Miller, 522 Grover ave, from Riley; small-

s | ners of last ight's district shows: ennsy vania | AT RILEY-Largest dog, “Rex, Ra

est, ‘‘Bpickey,” Dixie Todd, 131 N. Eider (ave, from Indianola; best named, “What

[pot” Marion Bernard, 860 Cassel st. | from Garfield; best dressed, “Teddy,” | p | Jnckie Amall, 1050 8. Belmont st, from | Rhodius best behaved, ‘Lad Rosemary

y, Hoffmeyer, 254 N. Mount st. from Hawthorne, best trick dog, “Ranger,” Marri {line Surber, 1062 River ave. from Riley.

s | AT COLEMAN-Largest dog, ‘““Woll," acuu Harold Bchmidt, 1130 Sharon ave, trom Arnolds; smallest, “Brownis,” Charles and

Patty Butler, 273 N. Reisner st. from Arnolda; best named, ‘Rusty,’ "Bugene

Pleat, 060 Rochester st, from Coleman; best behaved “Hamburg ' Robert Myott, 1148 Bharon ave, from Arnolds; best trick dog. «Stubby Naney Moller, 1230 W. 18th st, from Riverside, No dog ‘udged in the best-dressed clasa ’ AT FALL CREEK-—Largest dof, ‘Don.

Inje,” Victor and Arthur Rosenbaum, 4108

| porothy Johnson. 630 Keystons ave. fleet torture, user ‘Less, Ri from yvhrookside; 33M ont nk Jim | mett hitehouse, 215 xford » rom | ind competiion yea yn | Brookside: best named “Panay, Barbara | mye prove 118 Kane, 1010 Bloyd ave, from Oa superior in long wear | Dost dressed, “Spotty,” Richard Graves, 1215 Forest Manor ave, from George

Coleman, STOCK smallest, “Spot.” Lawrence Taylor, i > Vandeman st from Norwood; beat named,

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Susquehanna,” Betty Cowherd, 438 16th st. from Planner House: best dressed, Pal” "Ann Robinson, 3436 Asbury st. from Plannet House: best behaved. | | “Buddy,” Robert Micham, 1724 Columbia |

| Ave from Hill; best trick dog, “Brownle,’ | Lavonne ‘ardin, 1908 Martindale ave. from Mill

T CAMP SULLIVAN -- Larg dog, I “Carlo,” Helen Lewis, 308 Blackford st. from Camp Bulllvan: smallest, “Shorty George,” Evelyn Hammock, 428 Toledo | st, from Camp Sullivan; best named, | “Boy Dog,’ Willlam Benjamin, 1048 W, | 38th st, from Rader and Udell; best dressed, “Mickey,” Lula Mae Williams 2233 Northwestern ave, from Northwestern; best nehaved, “Rex Sharon Hines 4144 Cornelius ave; from Cornelius: best trick dog, i rnon Brown,

AT FINCH-—Largest a oh ‘Danny Boy,” ob

. . Phyllis Baker, 712 8 le st, from Creer; smallest, “Little Tim,” Paul ChasOS 0 ern ire tain, 1625 English ave; best named, “Colonel Johnsoh,” Nancy Todd, 31390 8.

| Randolph st, from Pinch; best dressed

esos snene : { “Nippy.” Joe and Dickie Rae, 706 8. Noble

st. from Creer; best behaved, “Cookie,”

RAY KATZENBERGER'S 2 fon, Duvid Hilly 7118 Sa Swan

"Mickey n Homer Shaw, 1804 Spann ave. and “Trixie,” Norman Shaffer, 911 8. Sf.

Peter's st. both from Minch. AT MIGHLAND — Largest dog, none Judged in this class; smallest, “Boo,” Paul . Buchanan, 1408 E. Marlow ave, from

Highland; best named, “Prince Jan,” Delia Alvares. A138 E. New York st, from

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¢ | finals will be those that won in last night's district championships. The | to raise funds to support a recrea-| gold band with a black channel, {public will be admitted free to the | tional center under the sponsorship | similar to the rings given in Colo- | | Society for Prevention of Cruelty to} show, The event will be held oniior the Boys Club of America, {nial times to commemorate the |

0 N gapitel ave, from Tarkington, mail. est, * Thomas Kurtz, 26356 N. Alabama ». Stops 1 Jo st. from Fall Creek; best. named. “Mr MceCGiregor,”! Mike Rosen, 5354 Park ave, Quicker from 6ist and Broadway, best dressed, | Plash.” Peryl and Jim Orn Ro Bias Ridge rd from School #6; hes ehaye » Wears Up to Teddy Bear,’ Marpatet Opetnan, 8736 409 Lon of Central ave, from Fall Oreek; Ladd dog, “Laddie” Virginia Johnson, 0 £ | Fall Creek hiva, from Pall Creek 0" Millions of miles of test AT BROOKSIDE Lar, est dog, "Puppy,

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tions are being circulated in Nobles- | Bemis of Lakeview, Ore. a former | p by a plow in 1883. It is a solid

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