The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-11
MANY ENJOY
CARNIVAL AT
! CITY'S POOL
Some Fancy Diving and Fast
Swimming Races Mark
The Contests Here

A big. crowd gathered about the
swimming pool Saturday afternoon
to witness the water events. AL
though bit cool for prolonged wa
ter activities there was good entry
list and the races, diving and stunts
were greatly enjoyed by the specta-
tors.
The first number at the water ear
nivalN Saturday afternoon was a dem
onstration Of five steps in learning
to swim-by the swimming class.
The racing and diving contests
were as follows:
20 wards boys Ia years of age or
under-First John O'Hare. time Ia
l-5 seconds, second Fay Brown. third
John Birdzcll.
40 yards free for all:
Boots Dresbach first, time 22 l-5
seconds, Wendal Sanders second, Ar
lold Won Hagen third.
20 yards for girls Id years of age
or under:
Betty dollhouse first, time 16 40
seconds, Clarice Belk second, Eleanor
Wetch third.
20 yards girls free for all:
Betty dollhouse first, time Is 3-5
seconds, Edna Schotz second. Ethel
Beer third.
20 yards on the back for boys Ia
years of age or under
John O'Hare first, time 90 1-5 sec
onds, Wally Hultberg second, Paul
Butler third.
20 yards on the back, free for all:
Wendall Sanders first, time l5 AS
seconds, Fred Landers second. Art
Cayou third.
20 yards on the back for girls IA
years Of age or under:
Clarice Belk first, time % As Sec
onds, Betty dollhouse second. Elean-
or .Wetch third.
20 yards on the back for girls. free
FOR all:
Clarice Belk first, time % Sec
onds, Edna Schotz second, Elizabeth
Butler third.
Long plunge:
Boys IA years Of age or under.
John O'Hare first, Arthur McQuil-
Ian second, Fay Brown third.
Girls:
Clarice Belk first, Sarah Cleve-
land second, Esther Swanson third.
Free for all:
Marsten Gordon first, Wilbur Lar
son second. Art Cayou third.
Diving:
Plain diving, boys Ia years of age
or under:
Dale Brown first. Ed. O'Hare sec
ond Harry Rubin third.
Girls plain diving:
Edna Schotz first, Arlene Schroe-
der second, Bernice Joslin third.
Plain diving free for ALL
Arnold Won Hagen first, Art Cayou
second, Gordon Landers third.
Fancy diving, free for all:
Art Cayou first, Arnold Won Hagen
second, Wilbur Larson third.
Members of the life saving class
demonstrated methods of breaking
away from drowning persons
grasp, towing to safety and admin
istrating artificial resperatiOn:
Eric Thorberg, George Bird, Dick
Leonard and Dave Cook acted as
timers and Judges while Mr.. Garrett,
Herb O'Hare and Mr.. Macleod d.
rected the events.
In the absence Of the regular well
fare committee ]. P. Wagner and o.
v. Bowman Of the Kiwanis club Sc
cured prizes from the following con-
Germs:
Oscar H. Will & Co., First Guar.
anty Bank, Perry Furniture Co..
Quanrud, Brink & Reibold, Hoskins-
Meyer, A. w. Lucas, Co., Bonham
Bros, Webb Bros, Sorenson Hard
ware, French & Welch, Dahls Cloth
ing, WooIworth Co., Alex Rosen &
Brother, James Breslow, A. P. Len
hart, Bergeson & Son, Klein's, Harris
Woodmansee, Finney's, Richmond
Bootery, A. M. Zvorist, Knowle:
Jewelry. Olympia Candy Co.
The Life saving work was perform
ed by Wendal Sanders, Harry Lo.
bach, Fred Landsrs, Marsten Gordon
Gordon Landers, Art Cayou, Wilbur
Larson, Harry Rubin, Jno. O'Hare
Fay Brown and John Birdzell.