The Washington herald., 1922-07-05

at Grant Circle. Then followed f1ae
raising on the circle. the feature of
which was a twenty-one gun salute
fred from a field piece by a grn
crew from the Washington Navy
Yard.
Baseball Game Tie.
After lunch there was a baseball
game between a team composed of
married men and a boys team. This
ended in a 4-to-4 tie.
The athletic events on Grant circle,
which began at 3 o'clock,t included
several novelties which brought roars
Of laughter from the crowd. The first
OF these was a creased pig chase Ed :.
ward Albaugh, 3S15 Fifth street,
caught the pig, thus becoming its
owner. Two other merriment pro
ducers were the nail-driving contest
FOR women and the fat mems race.
The former was won by Mrs II. A..
Emery, 713 Taylor street, and the
latter by c. r. Grier, 1905 Illinois
avenue.
Other athletic events and those finishing
one-two-three In them follow:
Thirty -fye yard dash for boys us1er six--
Len O'Neill. 1859 Otis street: Frederick
Church. $50 Varnum street; Phil Martin, 4i9
Upshur street.
= Thirty -iye-yard dash for bows s'y tn seven
Paul Ray. 20l Upshur street; Frank Bag
gett 4OS upshur street; l'hIl Martin, 4l9
Upshur street.
Girls 36-Yard Dash.
Thirty -fve-yard dash for girls ten to
twelve Iris Burroughs. Marjorie Walker.
Virginia Monk; hfty-yard dash for girls
twelve to fourteen Barbara Burroughs,
Laura weike. Helen Cash: nfty-yard dash
for girls over fourteen-Mildred King, Lu-
ellie Brown, Alice Monk: nail-driying con-
test for women-Mrs. II. A. Emery. Mrs.
Gertrude A. Nolan and Mrs. W. ID. Good
man Ctied), Mrs. c. A. MetIler; fat mems
race for men over 200 pounds-C. r. Grier
A. ID. Sartwell. G. c. Deetz
Sack race for boys under eight--James
Mannakie, Harley Sullivan, Marvin Chap
man; sack race for boys eight to ten
Willie Wolf. John Perry. Marshall Cnvil-
lin; sack race for boys ten, to twelve
Frederick Mason. Vernon Berg, Frnnk Fly;
sack race for boys twelve to fourteen
Weston Byng, George Price. Lewis Car
liner; fifty-yard dash for boys seven to
eligible Roy Ralph, Robert Burroughs. C.
A. Metzler. jr.: nfty-yard dash for boys
eight to ten-willie Wolf. Marshall CuvIl-
Ter. Frank Dulaney: seventy -hye-yard dash
fer boys ten to twelve-Dnn De Van. Homer
Dissell. Robert Bennett: seventy FIVE yard
dash for boys twelve to fourteen-weston
Byng, Charls Cole. George Price: seventy
Earl Clark. Reginald PledEer. .GesaId Ho-
miller.
Boys loo-yard Dash.
lO0-yard dash for boys over l6-Dewitt
Moore. Robert Vanderbilt Jack Vessel;
twenty -fye-yard dash for girls under 6--Ger-
trude Nolan. Sylvia Miller. Alice smith
thirty -iye-yard dash for girls to s.
Dorothy Barton, Ruth Lott Helen Guerin
thirty hve-yard dash for girls s to 40
Helen Grind'e, Mildred Morgan. Bessie
Buchanan: 220-ysrd dash for boys over ls-
Dewitt Moore. Robert vanderlip. Morris
Wasserner; egg race for wOmen-Miss wini.
fred Beehsm. Mrs. G. Gordon Bailey, Mrs
G. &. Dietz.
Fifty-yard- dash for married men-E b
Duvall. r. G. Fowkes. G. A. MetzIer; three
legged race for boys over fourteen-Jerpme
Richards and Charles Miner. BENTON Minnick
and John Richards. Lewis Carliner and Graft
| Buehn; mile relay. Petworth churches for
boys under sixteen Methodist Church
Ralph Lindsay. Joseph Shartzer. Edwin Hun
| ter and Morris Parmele: mile relay be
| tween Petworth Boys Club and Emanor
| Club-PetwOrth. II. Dey. Robert Hall, De.
| witt Moore and Robert yanderiip.