Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-21

which on good authority are said
to be rounding out their three hun
dredth year of popularity. The
Maypole dance was a very pretty
affair, too. with its myriad colors
twisting about in the hands of the
| girls from Emerald, Maclay and
| Reservoir Fairgrounds.
! The senior boys inter-playground
contest finished up the afternoon
and then there was a wild rush for
the cars. AS each car pulled away
! from the park the youngsters gave
loud cheers for those responsible
| for the party and then settled down
to the enjoyment of the ride home.
And it was a tired but happy bunch
of kids that came home tonight to
| tell dad and mother what a won-
derful day they had at Reservoir.
| The results of the morning con-
tests are as follows:
Winners of contests follow:
Eolleyball, Boys 15-Year Glass
! Reservoir, 81; Twelfth Street, 12.
! Reservoir. Proctor, Venie, Briggs,
Bruner, Armstrong. Williams;
| Twelfth Street, Kane, Keplar, Grim,
Longnecker. Hendricks, Keiser.
Reilly, So; Emerald. 10. Emerald,
Tucky, Dettling, Hoffman. Garman,
Magill, Farman; Reilly, Williams.
Quinn, Roebuck, Watson. Hines,
/ Shambaugh.
Maclay, 20; Sycamore, 26. Ma
clay, Shocker. Gimmel, Steckley,
Kilgore. Richards, Freer; Sycamore,
| Plymer, White. Marshal, Rechinski,
| Shellinger, Lavine.
Championship Match, 13-Year Glass
| Sycamore, SO; Emerald, 6. Syca-
I more, Haas. Schwartz, Sellinger,
LAWN, Rachivsky, Wenrich; EmCr-
aid. Ziegler, Gingerich. Albright,
| Poor, Warden, Patterson.
Girls Volleyball Championship
Penn, 25; Twelfth Street, 10.
| Penn, Anna Wilsbach. Sarah Zarkin.
Mary Gerber. Dora Harrison. Hilda
Abramson, Eva Weiner; Twelfth
Street, Catherine Seib Margaret
Emanuel, Lillian Foster.
Girls Longba1
Harris, Z; Boas, 8. Maclay, 22;
Reservoir, IS.
First and Second HonorS, Sewing
Maclay, Pauline Lau. Hilda SPOTS.
Calder, Sara selvey, Virginia
Prentice.
Paxtang, Mary Rimpfel, Katie
Tasner.
Hamilton, Edna Fetrow, Dorothy
| Kennedy.
Reilly, Sally selfon, Dorothy Ko-
| der.s
Emerald. Evelyn Stun, Florence
! Staining.
Harris, Geraldine Garman, Dor
! othy McCurdy.
Sycamore, Teresa Chellew, Mary
Rosenberg.
Reservoir, Dorothy shultz, Dor
| othy Reeves.
Boas, Mary Roeder, Myrtle zell.
Penn, Annie Hollam, Anna Wills
bach.
The pennant for sewing honors
was won by Reservoir.
! Sixteen-year-old girls doubles in
| quoits was won by Penn, represent
ed by A. Wilsbach and NJ. Wilsbach.
| Second place went to Twelfth street,
whose champions were Margaret
Emanuel and Katherine Emanuel.
/ Third place was won by Paxtang,
! represented by Zimmerman and
! Rogers.
The thirteen-year-old boys quot
| doubles was won by Emerald. with
! Tarmen and Yingst; second, Syca-
more, with Shay and Tupiantita;
third place was given to Reservoir,
with Keeper and Runkle.
In the contests of the fifteen-year-
old boys for the same game, Reser-
NOlr emerged trlum pnant, with
| Brehm and Kahn on their team;
| Maclay won second, with Kipp and
Kilgore, and third place went to
! Twelfth Street, with Venie and
| Dean.
The girls te+herbal contest for
| fifteen-year- girls, was won py
! Helen Conners, for Boas; Mabel
! Weigle, second, for Reilly, and Viola
| Zimmerman, third, for Paxtang.
The thirteen-year-ol boys tether-
ball contest ended with the follow
| ing results: Garman won for
Emerald, and Martin and Green
| took second and third for Maclay
and Twelfth, respectively.
Thirteen-year-ol girls tetherball
| contest: First place, Ellen Fauber,
| Sycamore; second, Mary Fisher.
Emerald; third, Catherine Rudy
| Harris.
The only accident 10 mar the pleasure
Of the day occurred at noon when little