The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-18
By MIGNoN HALL

East Lake and woodlawn citizens ought to be wearing a feather around in their hats today.
 The reason?
 The boys of the East Lake play ground and the girls of the Wood lawn playground copped both of the big silver loving cups offered at the big playgrounds meet yesterday at Mungers' bowl.
 Several hundred persons assembled to watch all sorts of races and ath- letic stunts, and to see just before twilight, 300 beautiful. childish dancing girls put on intricate steps that set the grandstanders scream ing bravo" and every automobile horn present laundering like the Fourth of July.
 The winning of the silver loving cups meant that the children of the two playgrounds won the most points over all other playgrounds.
 Tie On Cup
 An individual silver cup, to De awarded to the boy winning the Nigh est number of points. was tied for by Lott and Newby. both of East Lake, and now a dcathlon must de- eide which will eventually get it. Both these boys won 13 points each closest to them were McHenry Tinkle- paugh and Beatty--these five bows being outstanding athletes of the meet.
 Tn the folk dances Underwood park playground children won first honors and Ensley second.
 However" declared Gordon Brick son, musical director for the pretty stunt, the judges found it awfuily hard to decide between the dancers since so many of the groups were almost on par"
 Central Park children were very fine, and it was cofnmented on that some very small and brave little girls from Phelan park went into the affair even without a supervisor
 William l.. Harrison, commissioners, presented two loving cups, and some of the medals, but most of the medals are slated to be given Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at the city hall when winners are expected to be present to receive them. The req son for postponement was that 1t seemed as though heavy rain was approaching.
 Athletics and Dancing
 The meet was begun with the races and athletic stunts, the dances be- ing put on at o'clock The muni- cipal band played between and 6 o'clock.
 J. V. Pogue, supervisor, was hard put to it throughout the day, but with the assistance of Coach J. B. Orr and a group of other hustlers, everything went smoothly.
 The music was particularly fine, and the work of playground super visitors showed up splendidly.
 The following are the various win ners, who will receive gold medals for first honors, silver for second honors and bronze for third and fourth places:
 in the low hurdles; first in 100-yard dash and second place in the 220 yard dash. His Total was 13 points.
 Richmond Beatty won first place in the high hurdles, also second place in the 100-yard dash.
 Sternenberg of Woodlawn copped third place in high hurdles and fourth in the 220-yard dash.
 Mobley of West End took fourth place in high hurdles. These boys were in the unlimited class.
 Levvy of East Lake took second place In high hurdles; he also won second place in the broad jump-un- limited class.
 1AtAAtA VI 1iOSOH Pidy "S4i second place in low hurdles. These are senior boys.
 Adams of Gibson won second place In low hurdles. Bruce of Avondale fourth place in low hurdles. These boys were in the 120-pound class. Parker of South Highlands won first place in senior high jump and Leslie of Underwood second place Saeger of South Highlands took third place and also won third in the senior broad jump. Fitts of Woodlawn cor- ped fourth place in the senior high jump. Newby of East Lake took first place in unlimited pole vault. also first place in the 100-yard dash, and second place in the unlimited 22o-yard dash. This made his total points lS.
 Hinds of Fairview won second place in the unlimited pole vault, and Johnson of West Park third place.
 Here are results in the junior broad jump. McSpadden of Avondale came out fir9t- He also won second place in the junior 100-yard dash. Church of Elyton was second in the broad jump; Miller of East Lake, third, and Pritchett of South Highlands, fourth.
 In the unlimited high jump, Mc- Henry of Jordon Park took first place; he also won first place in the unlimited broad jump. giving him a total of 10 points
 Morton of East Lake won second place in the unlimited high jumps.