Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-06
WATER CARNIVAL AT
 JEWETT CITY BIG srcc

The big water carnival staged by Hal Chase at Jewett City July 4th proved to be huge success from every angle About thousand people turned out des- pite the threatening weather and thev were well repaid with a fine assortment of water events as one could wish to see
 The river and club house was appropri- ately decorated and presented a fine set ting for the meet
 Entries from various parts of eastern Connecticut, both male and female com peted for the 3s prizes which were offered for the 15 events
 Kiwini Pa-Nui Lakua, a native Hawai- Ian was introduced a former lifeguard to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and as an understudy to Duke KahanamciSu. Kiwini could swim but found the Conn. opposition rather incon- siderate of stranger. He finished third in the 75 yarr swim. In the half mile he failed to finish and in the diving events he was completely outclassed
 Ray Greene, former Brown star. won the half mile and the 75 yard sprint swim. He also tooff first prize in tbe open diving event No. l. He was hard pushed in this latter event by Peterson of Jewett City. Only five points separat- ed the two in seven dives. Greene's take offs giving him the edge on Peterson. Peterson won all the other diving events. including the big stunt. dive. which carried a prize of s10 in gold. Guillette also of Jewett City was the second big winnerf, pushing Peterson hard in every event
 In the girls diving Yvonne Gilbert of Jewett City gave fine exhibition. Ser tha Seigal was second and Louise Seigal close third.
 In the boys dive Theidore Raile of Jewett City won over Jodoin of Plain | field. Both boys showing good stunts In the boys race, 75 yards, Lloyd Jar wis of Jewett City won with Clinton Pet erson of PlainfieId, second. l In the girls race under IS years Leda Pariseau of Jewett City won with Julia Bergeron of lainfield, second. Several young ladies from PlainheId made entry, but watched the events from the shore.
 Program and results: 22o yard foot race, J. Dolan, 1st, T. Boule, 2nd: W. Maynard, 3rd.
 Mems Diving. (Form) Open, Greene Plainheld, 1st, 6S points Peterson, Jew ett City, 2nd 5S points ;. Guillette. Jew1 cit City, srd, 4s points; Devoe, Plainfeld lth, 42 points
 Boys Race, 75 yards-Lloyd Jarvis Jewett City, 1st; Clinton Peterson, Plain field, 2nd
 Girls Diving-Yvonne Gilbert, 1st Bertha Siegel, 2nd Louise Seigal, 3rd.
 One-half Mile Swim-Greene, Plainfeld lst; Devoe, Plainfeld, 2nd; Ainsworth Plainheld, 3rd
 Barrel Race-Leo R Johnson, 1st: R Guillette, End F. Percent, 3rd
 Girls Race, under IS years-Leda Par. iseau, Jewett City, 1st; Julia Bergeron Plainheld, End.
 Mems Diving (Ashland)-Clif Peter son, 1st; Robarge, End Robinson, 3rd.
 Girls Race-Bertha Seigal, 1st Yvonne Gilbert, End; Louise SeigaI,. 3rd.
 Boys Diving-Theo. RaiIe. Jewett City 1st; Jodoin, Plainheld, End; Lloyd Jar vis, Jewett City, srd.
 Mems Diving (Jewett City)-Peterson 1st Guillette, End :; Robinson, 3rd
 Mems Race, 75 yards Greene, Plain field, 1st; Ainsworth, Plainfield, 2nd Kiwini, Hawaii, 3rd.
 Stunt Dive-Open, Peterson, Jewet City, 1st; Guillette, Jew City, End Devoe Plainfeld, 5rd; Robinson, Jewett City 4th.
 Canoe Fight-SoI Paquette and Ills coz won over L. M. Carpenter and Do