Brothers Win
(Continued from Pago 02)
Lazarus 111, Lehigh County. 3 Jennifer Taylor,
Dauphin County.
Clan 3
1 Angela Schildt, Dauphin County. 2 Brad
Wenger, Lancaster, 3. Luke Zerby, Snyder
County.
Clast 4
1. Jenny Zerby, Snyder County, 2. Greg
Bankert, York, 3 Wanda Martin, Lancaster
County
Class S
1. Lyndon Reiff, Lancaster County, 2 Mike
Klemfelter, Lebanon County, 3 Jon-Enk Mill
er, Northampton County
are Clara Clutter, left, Pennsylvania Lamb & Wool Queen,
and PDA deputy secretary J. Fred King.
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Laura Kwisnek
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1. Kristin Chupp, Lancaster County; 2.
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Garth Sweigard
Reserve Middleweight Champion
Kristin Chupp
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1 Tomßrookover,Greene,2 Jodie Wea
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1. Chad Lebo, Dauphin County; 2 Lena
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t Jessica B Taggart, Greene County; 2
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Scott Kuzemchak
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