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the International .for
Match in October, are
(left) Gordon McGavin, Walton and Larry Snider,
Exeter. Each has spent long hours during the past
three years in meetings across the country deal-
ing with plowing match matters.
PIONEERS COMPETED IN
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pleasant enough. Twenty-
four men entered the lists
— most of the stout "braw-
ny chiefs" — the very pick
of our ploughmen. The
field was a clay loam, and
with • the exception of some
gravel spots here and there
was very well calculated
for the purpose. A start
was made at 10 o'clock, and
by 4, all were finished.
Great, interest was mani-
fested:by the spectators
during the match. The
judges must have had an
arduous task. Their deci-
sions caused some dissatis-
faction, but as they were
all practical ploughmen, no
doubt they had good rea-
sons to assign .for their
respective awards. The
first • prize — the Reaper
— was presented to James
Thomas, Tuckersmith'.
Some of the other awards
in the men's class, I have
not yet ascertained. The
boys' field was a mile and
a quarter from the men's,
and was reached by a road
ankle deep in mud, but
the sight amply repaid the
tramp. They had a splen-
did field, superior to the
men's, older sod, a smooth-
er surface, and less gravel..
I found twenty-eight ' lads
stripped and at work, hold-
ing on with a determina-
tion that was pleasant to
look at. Some half dozen
of them were the smallest
fellows I ever saw holding
a 'plough. The scene was a
hopeful pictures of "Young
Canada". Their ploughing
was the theme of general
admiration, - in fact
some of it was sweeter to
the eye than any •of • the
men's.
The judges awards were
as follows : lst, A Thomp-
son; Stanley ; 2nd, R.
Sharpe, Stanley; 3rd, Jno.
McTavish, Tuckersmith ;
4th, D. McLean, Tucker -
smith ; 5th, S. Carnahan,
Tuckersmith ; - 6th, Peter
McDugald, Goderich ; 7th,
H. Wise, Goderich; 8th,
J. Carnahan, Tuckersmith ;
9th, W. Chesney, Tucker-
STAFFA
Miss Patricia Coyne, London,
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Coyne:,
"Does that include the
cart?"
smith ; 10th, A. Broadfoot,
Tuckersmith.
The_ men at Mr. Carna-
han's an& the boys at Mr.
McLean's, were treated to
a substantial dinner, to
which, no doubt, their -keen
appetites . enabled them to
do ample pustice.
Hugh Love, Senr.
YOUR MMASSE Y-FERGUSON DEALER
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