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W. S. Diffenderfer, Judge. &#13;
Challenge class dogs and bitches - First. Frank Forest, Forest Beagle kennels, Franklin Park, Mass.: Reserved, Little Duke, H. Bennett. Philadelphia, Penn.&#13;
Open class, dogs - First. Brittle. W. F. Rutter, Jr., Lawrence. Mass.; second. Tony Weller, W. H. Child. Oakview kennels, Philadelphia. Penn.; V. H. C. K. The Rambler, High kennels, Bath, Me.&#13;
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