Can the chicken of tomorrow 1948 records/scorecards be found anywhere?

[rockethoe]

I would love to delve into the breeders,breeds and hybrids that were present in this infamous competition, and see the scorecards and records.

Can they be found anywhere?

 

[Kiki]

Is this a contest for judging of meat?

"On June 24, 1948, the judges announced their results, on a stage adorned with boxes of chicken carcasses from each of the contestant’s batches, and frozen cross-sections of the top-scoring birds. The first runner-up was Henry Saglio, the teenage son of Italian immigrant farmers in Connecticut, who had bred his family’s pure line of White Plymouth Rocks into a muscular, meaty bird. The winner was Charles Vantress from California, who had crafted a red-feathered hybrid out of the New Hampshire, the most popular meat bird among East Coast growers, and a California strain of Cornish."
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/poultry-food-production-agriculture-mckenna