Thompson Tops Junior Steer Show
JOYCE BUPP
York Co. Correspondent
YORK (York Co.) Cory
Thompson appeared stunned and
wide-eyed for the first few sec
onds after the rump of his 4-H
market steer was slapped as the
Cory Thompson and his “Buddy” captured the junior
market champion steer title at the York Fair. With the cham
pion is banner sponsor Donald Walter.
Centre County Dairy Show
CENTRE HALL (Centre Co.)
The Centre County Junior
Dairy Show was held Aug. 23
here at the Grange Fairgrounds.
Members of Centre County 4-H
Club, Ml Nittany 4-H Dairy Club,
and State College, Bellefonte, and
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York Fair junior steer show’s
grand champion. Then, the
10-year-old, showing for his sec
ond year, regained his composure,
grinned and led his winning “Bud
dy” around the arena to the ap
plause of the crowd. The
Penns Valley FFA clubs made up
the 98 total entrants.
Type judge for this year’s show
was Tom McCulley, a dairy far
mer from Lancaster County. Mar
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1,165-pound Angus steer had ear
lier topped its medium weight di
vision class for the Wellsville
junior 4-H’er.
Tapped as the reserve grand
champion junior steer was the
1,212-pound Angus light heavy
weight winner, exhibited by
16-year-old Tammi Grubb, Han
over.
In the Prospect Steer show, held
just prior to the market classes,
Tammi Grubb took champion
honors with her 1,053-pound An
gus, winner of the medium weight
class of steers destined for Farm
Show competition. Reserve pros
pect steer winner was Cassandra
Hake, Etters, exhibiting the
877-pound lightweight champion.
A partial listing of York Fair
junior steer shows follows.
MARKET STEERS
Lightweight:
Clast 17; 1. Donald Sunday.
Class 18:1. Corry Welsh. 2. Jamie Reid.
3. Jim Wahlberg.
Class 19:1. Paul Kitzmiller. 2 Beth Baer
Champion • Corry Welsh.
Reserve - Jamie Reid.
Medlumwelght:
Class 22: 1. Cory Thompson 2 Mane
Yost. 3. Amanda Daugherty
Class 23; 1. Raymond Stough. 2 April
Daugherty.
student at Penn State.
4-H member Charles Liner of
Port Matilda exhibited the senior
champion/grand champion Ayr
shire, Key Way’s Rebel April, a
dry cow. Buck Gates, 4-H and
FFA member. Warriors Mark,
exhibited the junior champion/
reserve grand champion, Toll-
Gate-Ayr Mr E Bonnet, a fall calf.
Charles Liner was also the own-
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Reserve champion Junior market steer at the York Fair
was exhibited by Tammi Grubb. Presenting the banner
award Is Brad Bishard.
Class 24: 1. Tommy Welsh Jr 2 Philip
Baer.
Champion - Cory Thompson
Reserve - Raymond Stough
Light Heavyweight:
Class 27: 1. Richard Hememan 2 Amy
Sweitzer.
Class 28:1. Tammi Grubb. 2 Hope Long
3. Jamie Welsh.
Class 29; 1. Bobbi Myers 2 Brett
Bishard. 3 Christopher Harcourt
Champion • Tammi Grubb ’
Reserve • Bobbi Myers
Heavyweight:
Class 32; 1. Jennifer Fllnchbaugh. 2. Cas
sandra Hake.
Class 33:1. Kurt Long. 2. R. Jay Rishel. 3.
Herman Hake.
Class 34: 1. Amy Trowbridge.
er of the senior champion/grand
champion Brown Swiss, 6-year
old Wind Mill Dione Impact
Maty. 4-H member Tammi Dei
bler of Boalsburg was the owner
of the junior champion/reserve
grand champion. Victory Acres
Emory Jewel, a fall calf. 4-H
member Keri Connelly of Pen
nsylvania Furnace exhibited the
reserve junior champion. River
vale Belle. The reserve senior
champion, Liners Jetway Maty
Dixie, was exhibited by Charles
Liner.
Josh Kellerman, a first-year
4-H’er, Centre Hall, was the own
er of the senior champion/grand
champion Jersey, Four Springs
Imperial Jaclynn, a junior 2-year
old. Jessica McMurtie of Pleasant
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Champion - Kurt Long
Reserve - R Jay Rishel
Grand Champion Junior Market Steer -
Cory Thompson
Reserve Grand Champion ■ Tammi
Grubb
PROSPECT STEERS
Lightweight: 1 Cassandra Hake - Divi
sion Champion 2 Donald Sunday - Reserve
Champion 3 Travis Reid
Medium Weight: 1 Tammi Grubb - Divi
sion Champion 2 Hope Long - Reserve
Champion 3. Herman Hake
Heavyweight: 1. Tammi Grubb - Division
Champion 2 Bobby Myers - Reserve
Champion 3 Herman Hake
Champion Prospact Steer - Tammi
Grubb
Reserve Champion • Cassandra Hake.
Gap, also a 4-H member, was the
owner of the reserve senior
champion/rescrvc grand champ
ion Jersey, EDN-RU Starbuck
Ringo Starr, a senior 2-ycar-old.
Josh was also the owner of the
junior champion. Four Springs
Councillor Crystal. Josh’s older
sister, 4-H member, Jennifer Kel
lerman, showed the reserve junior
champion. Four Springs Juno
Blanche.
Maty Anne Clouser of Madi
sonburg, an FFA member, was the
proud owner of the grand
champion/reserve grand champ
ion Milking Shorthorns. The
grand champion was Gladell Hill
ary, a junior 3-year-old and
Gladell Mandie, and 8-year-old
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