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Maryland 4-H’ers
finish sth
Maryland’s team placed fifth
among 22 state youth teams
competing on October 3 in the
horse bowl contest during the
annual National 4-H Horse
Roundup at Harrisburg. This is the
highest finish by a Maryland 4-H
team in national horse knowledge
competition.
State teams finishing ahead of
Maryland were, in order, Illinois,
New York, Massachusetts and
New Jersey.
Tonia Bosley, 16, of Jarrettsville,
Harford County, was runnerup to
Lynne Dorsey of the winning
Illinois team in a close race for top
individual honors. Miss Bosley
accumulated the top score among
all participants for the entire
contest. But the young woman
from Illinois was declared winner
on the basis of contest rules which
count only the high three rounds.
Other members of the Maryland
4-H team were Lisa Schwarzel, 16,
of Perry Hall; Lynn M. Mullen, 18,
of Kingsville, and Bill Class, 17, of
Hydes. Coached by Mrs. Rose
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Bosley, all members of the 1981
state champion senior 4-H horse
bowl team were from Harford
county. The team was cited in
formally during the awards
banquet for its outstanding
sportsmanship.
For her second-place finish in
the individual standings, Tonia
Bosley won a $75 U.S. Savings bond
from Garan Jeans, Inc., of New
York City, a major manufacturer
of youth and children’s clothing.
The firm provided financial
sponsorship for this year’s
National 4-H Horse Roundup, held
in conjunction with the 23th annual
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exposition.
On Oct. 2, before leaving for
Harrisburg, two members of the
Maryland 4-H horse bowl team,
Tonia Bosley and Bill Class,
teamed with Robin Gepp, 18, of
Darlington, Harford County, and
placed fourth in the junior hor
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National Livestock Show in
Timonium, Md.
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