Arizona republican., 1921-07-26

istered a delightful thrill for some youthful diver. Older folks watched in amazement as their little brothers and sisters. sons and daughters exc cuted hard dives from high places, swung and dropped from the trapeze, shot the chutes and in other ways demonstrated their skill in aouatic sports. For the youngsters seemed more at home in the water than most of their elders. Fifty experienced swimmers under Fred Mussey acted as life savers at the pool and an emergency ambulance with a first aid kit was parked nearby. This outfit was furnished by the American Legion and in charge of Mrs. J. K Beatty. But there was not one acci- dent, nor one call for a life saver. The youngsters knew how to care for themselves. The Uneeda Towel Sup- ply company supplied towels for the bathers without charge.
 Sports Attract Many
 If all the applicants for entrance into the sport events had been ac- cepted the elimination contests would still be on and the prizes would not be awarded until next week. By limiting the number of entrants into each event the entire program was carried out on sched- ule time.
 Pansy Slaughter, 13-year-old girl, carried away the honors. of the day by winning three of the 21 events in which several hundred boys and girls participated. She won the swimming race for large girls, the girls potato race and the one-legged race. Billy Winger of Mesa won the diving contest for large boys and William Morten of Phoenix, the div ing contest for small boys.
 Following are the names of win ners and the prizes awarded:
 The Winners
 Fat race (small boys), Fred Me- Connell, Peoria; indoor ball; Pinney and Robinson.
 Fat race (large boys), Frank Arm strong. Mesa; Brownie "0o": Central Drug.
 Fat race (small girD, Susan Mo- nett, city; Brownie "00"; Central Drug.
 Fat race Oarge girls), Ruth Loeff- Ter. city; silk hose; Johnson Shoe Store.
 Swimming (sman boys). Robbie McIndoo, city; bathing suit; Gold berg's.
 Swimming (large boys), Chas. Heightz, city; bathing suit; Valley Clothing company. Swimming (small girls), Pauline Branch. city; bathing suit; Boston Store.
 Swimming Qarge girls), Pansy Slaughter, city; bathing shoes; Busy Drug.
 Swimming (free-for-alD oakley Gordon, city; first prize. Eversharp; Hege.
 Swimming tfree-for-alD. wilfred Holmes, city; second prize, purse: purse; Kimball and Huiett.
 Wheelbarrow race (small boys), Howard Roberts, city; first prize, stick pin; Mack Gardner.
 Wheelbarrow race (small boys). Frank Thompson, Mesa; second prize. stick pin; ". D. Smith, jew eler.
 Diving 0arge boys), Billy winger. Mesa; $2-50 in trade; King Bros.
 Diving (small boys). William Nor ten. city: bathing suit; Arizona Re- publican.
 Potato race (boys). Everett Cum mings, Tempe; Leach baseball; Pal ace Hardware. Potato race (girls), Pansy Slaugh- ter, city; girls book; Berryhill co.
 One leg race (small boys), Ma" Roland, city; boys book; Berryhill Co.
 One leg race Oarge boys), Eddie Baker, city; Ingersoll watch; Talbot and Hubbard.
 One leg race (small girls), Pansy slaughter, city; signet ring; Shell don. jeweler. l One leg race Qarge girls), Pauline | Branch, city; Japanese parasol: T. c. Penney Go.
 Wheelbarrow race Oarge boys). Jack Hoover, Tempe; cuff links :: Mack Gardner. I F. Wheelbarrow race Qarge bovs) Bert Goodrich, city; second prize l necktie; Vic Hanny
 Shoe scramble (boys), Norman Fee king, city; Brownie film developer.
 Shoe scramble tgirls). Edna Tur- ner' AInambra; organdy dress; Sa- | linn Ackel CO