The Alaska daily empire., 1922-07-05

to 8 years-First, Lloyd Peterson second John Cheney; third, Paul Hansen. 25-yard dash for" girls, to | s years-first, Mary Pearse; second Jane Casey; third, Myrtle Wander leest. 35-yard dash for boys, s to 10 years-tfirst, George Hall; second Raymond Garretson; third. Willie Rodenburg. 35yard dash for girls, s second, Margaret Davis; third, Wilma Wallstedt 100yard dash for boys, 14 to IS ycars-first, Gus George; Ettore Scatiglini; (third entrant dropped out). 50-yard dash for boys, 10 to l2 years-first James Ahler; second, 50-yard dash for girls, 10 to 12 years first. Virginia Afford; second, Esther Davis; third. Ina Strom. 50- yard dash for boys, 12 to IA years first, Winston Cheatham; second, Ed Mcintyre; third. Henry Pigg 50- first. Esther Davis; second, Alma Veil; third, Harriet Barragar Pc tato race for boys under 10 years - first, Ed Keefer; second Elliott Rob er;son; third, George Hall Potato race for boys, 10 to 14 years first, Ed Mcintyre; second, Bernard Will liams third, Kenneth Marshall 25- yard sack race for boys under IA years first, Bernard Williams; sec ond Winston Cheatham; third, Ed Mcintyre 25Vard sack race for boys under IA years (second race)-first, Adolph Engberg; second. Albert Clark; third, George Hall 25-yard sack race for girls-first. Esther Davis; second, Veronica McIntyre; third, Gencvieve Saloum. Threelcg- ged race, 35 yards, for boys under 14 years first. Alek iSturiock and Sydney Williams; second, Adolph Engberg and Carl Engberg; third, Richard Carrigan and Kenneth Mar shall. Three-legged race, B yards, for boys under IA years (second race)-first, Ed Mcintyre and Henry Pigg; second, James Davis and Vic tor Higgins; third, Mike Saloum and Raymond Garretson. Obstacle race for boys, 14 to IS years-first, Ed Mcintyre; second, Ettore cataglini; third, Archie Jonas. Fat mans race Cover 200 pounds)-fi Dempsey Louis; second, Sigurd Walstedt; third, Henry Ayers. Race for women over 22 years-first, Mrs. Earl Hig- gins; second, Mrs. Grover Davis; third, Mrs H.. Afford. Mems race, under 90 years first. P. R. Bradley; second, Dempsey Louis third, John Pato
 Sailors Divide Honors
 In the special events staged by crews of the Unalga and the Explor- CT, honors were fairly well divided The Explorer boys took the three legged race, Dog and Price winning first place, Cluts and Baxter second, and Rose and Cossee third. Answer iza of the Explorer took first money in the potato race. Bill Clark was second and Holt third. Olsen of the Unalga took first in the obstacle race. Blake and Janiksela of the Explorer second and third
 The Explorer boys sprung a sur prise in the wall scaling contest when they trimmed the Unalga rep resentatives. winning in 55k seconds, the Unalgas time being one minute and 12 seconds. The Explorers re- lay team also grabbed the first money. Two local high school boys, William Clark and John Janiksela, figured largely in this victory Blake, who took the first lap for the Explorer, gave Janiksela, number two man. a slight advantage which he turned into a good lead, Answeriza held 1t and Clark. showed the Unal- gas number four man the way home.
 The tug-ofwar was won by the Unalgas team in a three-minute pull. The winners got the edge on the jump. taking about six inches from their opponents. This loss was re- covered about a minute before the end of the period but the Explorers team was unable to hold it. being forced to give way about two inches.
 Cutter Race Draws Crowd
 The cutter race held last evening drew a big crowd on the Admiral Line Dock. The deck force of the Unalga competed. with the engine room crow. in this event, using 10- cared boats over a course one and one sixteenth miles long. The deck force won, its time being 10 minutes. IS and 145 seconds. The "shovel' race was called off as the men were exhausted from the days competi- ton.