New Britain herald., 1921-07-14
MOTHERS PROVE TO
 BE GOOD ATHLETES
Entertaining Program Is Carried Out at St. Mary's Fairgrounds.

An excellent program featured Mothers Day" at St. Mary's play ground yesterday afternoon. Various kinds of sports were engaged in by the mothers, while the kiddies also helped to make the afternoon an en- joyable one. The results of the games in the events for mothers fol- low:
 Obstacle race. 30 yards, Mrs. O'Keefe, first; Mrs. Frawley, second. Throwing basketball for distance. Mrs. Welsh, 52 feet 10 inches; Mrs S. Jacobs, 50 feet 5 inches: Mrs. Moore head, 47 feet 10 inches. Pass ball, Mrs. OKeefe, first; Mrs. Donahue, second.
 Baseball game, five innings: Captain kehoe 141oS-1s Captain Welsh ....... 34300-12 Batteries: Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs Kalmowski: Mrs. Kehoe and Kathleen Kehoe.
 Riddles Games. Obstacle race, girls minor class, Ce-. celia Dolan, first; Mary Hennessey, second; Anna Marcoux, third, junior class, Anna Lorenson, first; Mary Prendergast, second; Grace Welsh, third; intermediate class, Mary Smith, first, Julia Ahearn. second, Anna Kelly. third; throwing basketball for distance, girls minor class. Cecelia DoIan, first; Anna Marcoux, second; ,. Edith Lorenson, third; junior class, Mary Dezinski, first; Anna Smith, second; Mary Welsh, third, senior class, Francis Frawley. first. Anna Stapenian, second; Katherine Ahearn, third; special class, Mary Costello, first; Julia Cunningham, second; Anna Long, third.
 Tennis Results
 George Scheyd defeated Bert Twin ing, 6-1, 6-4 and George Cosgrove defeated Jim Kelly, 6-4 and s-2. In the girls zigzag ball relay race, Captain Mary Kenneys team defeat7 ed Captain Grace Welsh's team.
 Girls Baseball.
 The results of the girls baseball games follow:
 Capt. Prendergast ....... 04131- g Capt. Frawley 43022-11 Batteries: Ruth Paul and Augusta Jacobs; Francis Frawley and Doris Kilbourne-
 Owing to the death of one of the employees of the Travellers Insurance company at Hartford, the scheduled game between the team representing the company and the St. Mary's girls team was not played last night. In stead game was staged between the American Paper Goods and the North a-,d Judd girls teams, the former win ming, II to 8. The score:
 A. P. G. ....-......--. 1o1eIoS-Il N and J. ...-....... OO51O1l- Batteries: Witt and Golden; Lynch and Lambert.
 Citv plavuround Results.
 Two Interesting baseball games were played in the inter-playgrounds league yesterday afternoon, as fol. lows.
 Burritt ...-.'.-... 1OO3Ol3OO0-> SmaIey ....-...... 303O0lO1Ol-s Batteries: Stromquist and Stellas kas; Pofitus and Cohen; umpires, Hal and Schade. East O03O1OO30- Smith .... 1240OO7OO-1. Batteries: Dobruk and Johnson Miskliskus and Nyberg; umpires Hoaglund and Dawson. The results of the athletic meet a the Bartlett playgrounds follow:
 4o-yard dash (60 pound class), first Leo Golndzinski; second, Henry Koas zewski; third, John Wiley. :. 40-yard dash, .(8O pound class) first, Chester Skalwski; second. Jos eph Krawski; third, Joseph Smith.
 Relay race, first, Edward Rudof team; second, Harold Kilduff's team Girls events, basketball throw (6 pound class), first, Lucy Martinchek second, Mary Smith; third, Sopni Mlynarski.
 Basketball throw (7O pound class) first, Rose Zack; second, Lucy Monka third, Helen Pac.
 Basketball throw (7O pound class, first, Pauline Kulish; second, Mar Jaskot; third, Catherine Bulawa.
 Basketball throw (9o pound class, first Jennie Piorkowski; second, Hele Peters; third, Lucy Bilcnacki.
 4O-yard dash (60 pound class) frs Lucy Martincheck; second. Stell Bednarz; third, Edna Pfeiffer an Mary Smith.
 4o-yard dash (7o pound class), frs Rose Zack; second, Lucy Monka third, Mary Killian.
 40-yard- dash (80 pound classy, frs Pauline Kuliez; second. Malanca Ma kula; third, Mary Jaskot.
 Relay race, (7O pound c1ass), frs Catherine Bulawa's team; secont Pauline Kuliski's team.
 Relay race eco pound class), frs Stella DenbeKs team; second, Jennl Oleskavitch's team.
 Relay race (90 pounds class) frs Helen Peters team; second, Jennl Piorkaskis team.
 BRTTONS WILD TAKE TIME.
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