The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-06-16

but the winner had already been drop
ped in the box.
In the paid up dues contest Effie
Morgan, of Local So, was the winner
of 500 dollars. A hundred-piece
Warwick dinner set was pulled for
Anna Carr, l.. U. 1874; George White
of L. U. 4; R. E. Riddle of L. U. and
B. ]. Bixby of L. U. won 53-piece
Warwick sets. The following won one
years paid up dues: Lloyd Slower, L.
U. 16; B. J. Dillon, New Castle; Vera
Knott, l.. U. 1874; Kate Clegget, L. U.
121; Joe Rummell, L. U. a.
The prizes will be held until Lo-
cal Union secretaries go over the
books in final check. If any winners
are found not to be eligible for the
prize, the rest of the list will move up
one and names from the additional
list of ten will be placed on the win
ming card in order, according to P. X.
Calhoon, in charge of the affair.
1t was a hard day but happy one
for Committeeman Smallwood, San
ders, Dickey and Green who saw that
everyone coming through the gates
was given programs and tickets for
skates and dinner sets.
The track events, under the super
vision Of Bill Watkin, sport head, were
run off quickly, making them hold the
interest of the spectators who packed
the stands. Results were as follows:
Fifty-yard shoe race, boys: Roy
Mort of East Liverpool, 81; Bruce
Krepo of Salem, 75c, and Warren Bet
tbs of Salineville, soc.
Seventy-five-yard dash, boys 1916
years: Bob Smith of Canonsburg,
Pa, 81; Jack Seidel of East Palestine,
75c, and Bob Hahlen Of Alliance, SOC.
Fifty-yard dash, girls TO years:
Nora Cannon Of East Liverpool, 81;
Hazel Stafford of Chester, 75c, and
Betty June Turner of Bridgeport, SOC.
One hundred yard dash, boys 1920
years: George Morse, So; Paul Flynn,
So, and Bud Bortner, 81, all of East
Palestine.
Fiftyyard backward race, men:
George Morde of East Palestine, $1.75;
Jack Rudolph of East Palestine, $125,
and Dan McGraw of East Liverpool,
81.
Leap frog race: Deshler- -McGraw of
East Liverpool, So; Maloy-McCoy of
East Palestine, So, and Morde- Rowley
of East Palestine, 81.
One hundred yard dash, officers of
brotherhood locals: George Goodballet,
vice president Of local No. 166, Sc
bring, Ohio, So; Jim Rudolph, guard of
local 81, East Palestine, ST.; and
Fletcher Williams, treasurer of local
No. 131, East Liverpool, SOC.
One hundred yard dash, open:
George Morse of East Palestine, 81
Eugene Haidet of Alliance, So, and
Bud Bortner of East Palestine, 81.
Fifty-yard dash, fat men: J. w.
Barret of East Liverpool, $3.50; f. l..
Wheatley of Trenton, N. j., $1.5O, and
Lewis Weigard of Canonsburg, 81.
| Fifty-yard dash, boys TO years:
James Emerson of East Palestine, 81
Ray York of East Liverpool, 75c, and
Charles Roche of Sebring, SOC.
Fifty-yard dash, brotherhood mem
bers: Jack Rudolph, 81; Paul Flynn,
81, and Raymond Hull, soc, all of East
Palestine.
Fifty-yard dash, girls 1916 years:
Ruth Hall of East Liverpool, 81;
Dorothy Weekly of Sebring, 75c, and
Ruth Smith of Sebring SOC.
Fifty-yard dash, married women:
Mrs. William Hartley, 81; Mrs. Car
rie Freedland, 75c, and Mrs. Paul
Smith, sec, all of Alliance.
Fifty-yard sack race: Jack Rudolph
of East Palestine, $1.50; Enoch Henry
of Waterford, 81, and McGraw of East
Liverpool and Brown of Ford City, Pa.
tied for third, each Soc
Fifty-yard dash, single woman;
Ruth Hall of East Liverpool, 81;
Gladys Woods of East Palestine, 75c,
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