The Coconino sun., 1922-07-07

Mrs. J. c. Clarke, of the chlldrens shorts committee, and w. E. Berry, starter of the races. The Tuba City Ieupp Indian band furnished music during intermissions.
 The following gives the results of the different contests: |. Coward dash for boys. Charlie Prochnow, first prize, $2; Bud Moor man, second prize, S1.
 5O-yard dash for girls. Eunlce Blacklidge, first prize, $2; Lucile Will Hams, second prize, $1.
 Sack race for boys, 50 yards. First heat won by Bud Moormann, second bv Charles Prochnow, and third by Max Bellows. Finals: Charles Proch- now. first, $2; Max Bellows, second, $1. 70 yards. Felipe Hernandez and Frank, Moler won first prize of S2, while sec ond prize of $1.50 was won by Gale LaRue, John Thomas, Clifford Harri- son and Keith Dougherty.
 Crab and monkey race, 20 yards each way. First place won by Bruce McFate, with a prize of $2, while Yale McFate won second prize Of Sl.
 Shoe race, for boys, 50 yards. Won by John Hoffman, prize S2. Webb Bryson got second prize of S1.
 Potato race for boys, 20 yards each way. Jack Bongberg won first place, with prize of S2, while Oscar LeBar- ron and Richard Dority tied for sec ond, with a prize of S1.
 Cracker-eating contest for boys. First prize of $1 won by George Pas sey, while Felipe Hernandez won the 75c second prize.
 Relay of 150 yards. First prize of $3 won by Bud Moormann, Richard Dority and Frank Moler. Second team, winning S2.50, composed of Or loff Davis, Jack Bongberg and Eu- gene Williams. Third prize of S1.50 won by John Thomas, Dale LaRue and Roy Tram.
 Climbing of greased pole. Jim Fay Fry was the first to reach the top, winning $1, while Willard Lusk and John Hoffman tied for second place, which carried with it prize of S1.
 Wednesday Afternoon Sports
 Indian double chicken pull, won by Nal Nishi and Chisi Nj Bega. Weights were used instead of chickens. The prize to each of the winners was S25.
 Three-eighths mile horse race, won by Little Connie" ridden by Lee Burke, and owned by Pat Burke. Sec ond place to Oklahoma Jake" rid den by Zennie Mccoy and owned by Lew Bennett.
 Indian bareback relay. Won by Nal Nishi; Ce Itini Bega, second.
 One-half mile Indian horse race. Ce Itini Bega, first; Cla Bodany, sec ond.
 One mile horse race, free for all. Nal Nishi, first; Chisi Niz Bega, sec- ond.
 0ne-fourth mile matched horse race. Won by Billy Hays," Charlie Burke riding; second place, Bonnie Burke" z. Mccoy riding.
 Australian auto pursuit race; stock Fords only. A tie between Bill Pace (of Coconino county) and Bill Mat thews (of Louisiana.) Hazel Hop- kins and Herman Ditzman were run out" on account of having been pass ed.
 One-quarter mile, free for all horse race. Won by Lew Bennett's "Okla- homa Jake M. T. P1per's Miss Ar vi" second.
 Indian foot race, one-half mile. First place, John Lanen; second place, William Cary; third place; Ray Hopi.
 Indian horse race, half mile. Won by Cla Bodany, (Hopi), with Nal Nishi (Navajo) second.
 Five mile auto race, Fords only. First place, A. Dieden; second place, N. B. Matthews. Elmer Jackson, Gizelle, Sam Hutchinson and Bill Pace also entered.
 Broncho busting by Jack Way and Billy Jaggers.
 One and half mile cowboy relay race, Homer Arm first; Ross Hecke- thorn, second.
 Steer riding, Warren Willis, first, S75. J. J. Emory, second, Ss5.