Arizona republican., 1915-11-21


 ] there were just 235 entrants, and win | ming the honor means that she was i found to be one hundred per cent per | feet by the judges who examined the ! babies. The points were scored not on l the babes beauty, but on the degree of mentality and physical condition. The examination was conducted along | scientific lines, and the little ones were | divided into four classes, ranging in age from six to thirty-six months each class having three prizes. ] Catherine will receive gold medal l for taking the sweepstakes and the | others who scored high, will receive bronze medals. Among the babies entered was a youthful member of the Hopi Indian tribe from Maricopa county. who sue ceeded in winning a prize in the shape of bright red ribbon. Following is a detailed report of the scores made by the contestants: SWEEPSTAKES
 Grand champion boy or girl of Arizona.
 Gold Medal
 Catherine Burns, score 100, 1910 West Hadley street, Phoenix, Ariz.
 Bronze Medals
 Division A-Best Boy: Lyle Hanna. score 9S.5. Tempe.
 Division A-Best girl: Helen Wool ford score 995. Phoenix
 Division B (tie)-Best boy: Virgil Cromb. Wickenburg. and Arthur Robart, score 9S.5, Phoenix.
 Division .B-Best girl: Jane How ard, score 9S.5. Phoenix. DIVISION A
 Class
 Boy. months to F months of age. Tied for first place-Harold Hall. Ray Galloway. score s7.5, Phoenix. Second-Robert Alexander. 96 Phoenix.
 Third-.Walter Koontz. 95, Phoenix.
 Class 2 Boy, l3 months to IS months of age. First-Hugh Mccoy. 97.5. Phoenix. SeconG-Charles Shoecraft. Phoenix. Tied for third place-Bert Bryant, Ira Pirtle, 96. Phoenix.
 Class 3 Boy, 19 months to 24 months of age. Tied for first place-Gerald Paul, 97.5 Phoenix: Edward Herzberg, 97.5. Tempe.
 Second-Frankie Morton 96.5, Phoenix. Third-Melvin Austin, 95. Tempe.
 Class
 Boy. 25 months to 30 months of age. Tied for first place-John Kelly, 965, Phoenix; Don Standage, 96.5, Mesa.
 second-Fredericlx Bolen, 96. Phoe nix. Third-Norman Fireman, 94, Phoe- nix
 Class 5 Roy. 31 months to 36 months of age First-Thomas Imler. 96.5. Phoenix Second-George Irwin. 96. Mesa. Third-Hugh Foster. 95.5. Phoenix
 Class Girl. months to 12 months or age First-Pauline Dougherty, 9S' Phoenix. nix. Tied for third place-Marjorie os- born, Marjorie Kane. 97. Phoenlx-
 Class Girl 13 to IS months of age. Tied for first place-Margaret Sea man. Phoenix, Georgia Brown, Phoe- nix. Mary Reese, 9S. Glendale Second-Florence Kahn, 97.5, Phoe- nix
 Third-Alice Lee. 96.5, Phoenix Class 8
 Girl. 19 to "A months of age. F,irst-Priscilla Dutner, 91.5. Phoe- nix. o r, Second-Shirley Mincks, 97, Phoe- nix ,,-o;v Third-Mary Volta. 95, PhoenlN'
 Class g Girl 25 to 30 months Of age. First-Pauline Claflin. 97.5. Phoe- Tied for second place-Genevieve
 Rn6RWlll. Phoeni. y, Tied for third place-Jessie foung ord Ruth Porch, 95.5. Phoenix
 Class 10
 Girl a1 to 36 months of age Tied for first place-Mary Copp' Anna Weedon, 97, Phoenix
 Tied for second place-Marloh washburn. Mary Kantz, 96. PhoehiA Th;rd-Gladvs Nelson, 95, Phoenix.
 DIVISION
 Class ii
 Roy to 12 months or age. Eirst-I.ovel Rousseau. 9S, PhoenlH- Cacond-Sheldon Helsley, 9b, Phoe- nix o,; Tar Tied for third place-CorWin Lar son e55. Lakeside; Lewls Mliel o5 |. Palo Verde: Robert Bayless' 'o''' PhoeniN
  Roy. 13 to IS months of age E;rst-Stephen Jones, s7, PhoeiiN' Second-Addison Pinkley, 'o''' Blackwater. ,,,,,;n- Tied for third place-Lester Whip ,la Iibertv; William Wilkinson 'f' 
 Class 13 Roy. 1s to 24 months of age 70 E,irst-Raymond Pertertsoh' 'o' Phoenix. ~ pa Second-Loren Hemle. 965 Kay, Tied for third place-Warren La Rue and Arthur Wilson. 95.5' PhoehiN'
 Class IA
 Roy 25 to 30 months or age. First-Edwin Tuthill, 9S' 1hoei Second-John Fftzer. ". fnoe Third-Halbert Miller so''' h"hS''
 Class 15 sEl Boy. 31 to 36 months or age, First-Herbert Oliver sHo'