The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-03
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WARMFOR SKATERS
Tumbles in Many Feature Races
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Spicy Program
OPENING PARADE C0LORFUL
Association of Commerce COM
mittee Headed BY Jack
Flick in Charge
OPENING PARADE C0LORFUL


ants, more than 1000 persons gathered
at North Rink Monday afternoon to
witness the Capital Ci'y's first an
nual Winter Frolic.
The ice carnival, in which dozens
OF the citys children and youth parti-
cipated, was sponsored by the Asso-
citation Of Commerce in cooperation
with the board OF recreational activi-
ties.
The curtain was raised with color
full parade Of decorated sleds. Prizes
were awarded to Miss Marian Reel.
whose sled depicted doll dressed as
u ski-rlder who was seated on blue
and gold-draped platform mounted on
her sled, and Miss Barbara Shaft. |
whose sled was decorated in the |
Christmas spirit. Mounted on the |
sled was small Margaret Shaft, dress
ed as Santa Claus.
Tumbles Add Entertainment
Following the parade the various
novelty and speed SKATING races were |
conducted The obstacle race and the
sprinter-skater race probably were
the most sensational. although each |
event was made more exciting by the |
fact some skater took fall OH the ice
at psychological moment to provide
additional enjoyment for spectators
il embarrassment to the skater.
Prizes in the various events were
awarded by the following business
concerns: Bergeson's, Bismarck Gro
Gerry company. Burg company, But
treys Stores. Inc, Brown and Tied
man. Cowan's Drug Store, Dahners-
Tavis Music company, Dahl Clothing
company, Economy Grocery, French
and We!ch, Finney's Drug Store,
Gamble Robinson Fruit company,
Halls Drug Store, Hoskins- Meyer.
Harris and Woodmansee, Knowles
Jewelry Store, Lenhart's Drug Store,
LOgan'S Grocery, A. w. Lucas COM
pany. Murphys Barber Shop Nash
Finch company, O'Brien's Haber-
dashery, j. c. Penney company, GUAM
rud, Brink and Reibold, Richmond's
Bootery. Robertsons. Alex Rosen and
Brothers, Sweet Shop and F. w.
-Maolworth company.
Fleck Heads Committee
In charge of the event was the win
ter sports committee Of the Associa-
ton Of Commerce, headed by JACK
Fleck. Other members are Frank j.
Bassett, DR.. j. K. Blunt, Gordon Cox
and John w. Reel.
Assisting in management were A.
C. Van Wyk. clerk Of the course: r d.
Mcleod, starter; Myron Anderson, K.
Van Neste and w. G. Fulton, judges;
and Ambrose Galliger, prize distribu-
tor.
Results in the various contests fol-
low:
SKATING EVENTS
Broom Race-First, Lloyd Drennen
and Dale Saxvik: Second, Neil Taft
and Jack Sanborn.
Skating Chair-First, Curtis Wedge
and Marie Jean Morton: Second.
Clayton WEIGH and Riley Britton.
Chariot Race-12 years and UNDER
First, Harry Rosenthal, Robert Boyd,
Victor Sorsdahl, Jimmy Skunk; Sec
ond, Billy Lund, John Gates, Riley
Britton, Russell Rohrer.
Chariot Race-u3 and IA years.
First, Walter Larson, David BOYD.
Chas. Jordan, Ross Boyd: Second, Bill
Dolan, Frank Gates, Ronald Erickson,
Leroy Rogers.
Obstacle Race-First, James Hy-
land; Second, Neil Taft. !
Skater and Sprinter-First, Boelter,
Splinter; Second, Welliver, Splinter.
BOYS
One-Lap Sped Race-do years and
UNDER First, Jack Brandenburg;
Second, Jimmy Skunk. s
One-Lap Speed Race--Gll and II {
Robert Boyd. c
one-Lap Speed Race-tl3 and "A &
Clayton WEIGH; Second, t
Chas. Jordan.
One-Lap Speed Race Is, 16 and II
Paul Reduns; Second,
Curtis Wedge.
One-Lap Speed Race-tl8 years and
Dver)-First, Floyd Drennen, Second,
Dan Schneider
F'our-Lap Speed Race-n2 years
and under)-First, John Jordan; Sec
pnd, Arrow Britton.
Four-Lap Speed Race--jl3 and IA
Walter LARSON: Second,
Clayton Welcn.
EOOI @Alap 0kNCQ ndSt-' I'D, 40 dLlO
II years)-First, Paul Reduns. Sec
ond, Curtis Wedge.
Four-Lap Speed Race-l8 years
and over)-First, Steve Goetz, Sec
ond, Dan Schneider.
Eight-Lap-tAll agesp--First, Paul
Reduns; Second. Clayton WEIGH.
GIRLS
One-Lap Speed Race-d0 years and
lnder) FIRST, Joan Morton; Second,
Audrey Cave.
One-Lap Speed Race-1l and II
vears)-First, Muriel Dresbeck; Sec
md, Florence Miller.
One-Lap Speed Race-13 and IA
Mary Barrett; Second,
Dorothy Larson.
One-Lap Speed Race-(l5 years and
Marjorie Doll; Second,
Norma Peterson.
Four-Lap Speed Race-u2 years
md under)-First, Muriel Dresbeck;
second, Florence Miller.
Four-Lap Speed Race-u3 and II
aears-First, Mary Barrett; Second,
Dorothy Larson.
Four-Lap Speed Race-u5 years
nd over)-First, Dorothy Tiedman;
'econd, Marjorie Doll.
Eight-Lap Speed Race-(Au ages)-
1rst, Dorothy Tiedman; Second, Dor
thy Larson.
Fancy Skating Mems and Boys
Open to all)-First, Steve Goetz;
econd. Fred Yochim.
Fancy Skating Women and Girls
Open to AlD-With but one entry
RI +. G. Morton gave an exhibition