Evening star., 1940-05-05
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, G., s. 1e4o-PART ONE
Five Kite Journeys
Draw 1900 Despite
Strong Winds
Foar Champions Ncmsd
In Contests Sponsored
By Fairgrounds
Annrovi~sfalv

approximately 100 peTDona
mostly boys, but including . soodly
representation Of fathers ana soml
girls, yesterday took part In I'VE kit
Journeys staged By the Community
Center and Fairgrounds Department
In the city's parks and recreation
centers.
Four tourney champions were
named last night and results from
the NTH tourney. staged In Ana.
costa Park D. were to be tabulated
A tourney scheduled for the Taft
Recreation Center Was POSTPONED
until next Saturday.
The tourney champions thus fa,
named were:
Monument Grounds, Sinclair
Gray, 3042 Dent place NV, In thu
junior age group Of from II to IS;
Anacostia Park G, Thomas Young
40S M street Sc, Junior; Takoms
Recreation Center, Herbert Long
1910 Gallatin street NV. senior az
group, those over Is, and Langstou
Recreation Center, the Jones family
consisting Of George. Doris. Charles
Robert and Harold OF o23 Barry
place SE.
Each Champion Gets Trophy.
Awards were given for appearance
performance, workmanship, neatues.
and design. The champion Of each
tourney received . trophy while VIM
ners OF first, second and third places
IN various events were awarded rib-
bons. Besides the Junior and senior
classes there was . subjunior class
for those under II. There also were
father and son events.
Strong winds destroyed many htea
before they could be judged. The
contestants went ahead, however,
with optimism and courage both ia
displaying and flying the Kites.
Glass winners, Is announced by
the Community Center and Play
grounds Department, were as fol-
lows:
MONUMENT GROUNDS.
Sub juniors - Class A (tailed
kites): Workmanship, first. Arthur
Rodill: second, Fred Becker: third
Robert Mack. Design. first, Arthur
Rodill: second, Fred Becker; third,
Robert Mack. Performance. first,
Happy Jones; second, Fred Becker;
third. Robert Fain.
Juniors-Class A (tailed kites) :
Workmanship. first, Sinclair Gray:
second, Robert Lennon; third, Ed
ward Slattery. Design. first, Ed
ward Slattery; second, Robert Len
non; third, Sinclair Gray. Per-
Torrance, first. Sinclair Gray: Sec
ond, Edward Slattery; third, Robert
Lennon.
Seniors-Class A (tailed kites)
Workmanship, design and perform
ance, first. Joseph Lennon. Glass c
(cell kites): Workmanship, first
Charles Branzell. Design and per-
formance, first, Charles Branzell.
Father-son-Class G (cell kites)
Workmanship, design and perform
ance, first, Lawriston Taylor.
ANACOSTIA C.
Sub-juniors - Glass A (tailed
ktes): Workmanship, first. Ber.
nard Ten Eyck; second, Alber,
Snovden; third, Claude Ford. De.
sign. first, Stanley Anderson; sec.
ond, Claude Ford; third, Alber,
Dodson. Performance, first, Jasper
Atkins; second, Claude Ford. Clas,
B (parakites): Workmanship, first
James Clayton; second, Clintor
Harris; third, Stanley Anderson
Design. first, Jonathan Bolden: sec.
ond. Linwood Dodson; third, Alber'
Green.
Juniors - Workmanship, first
Thomas Young; second, Alphonzt
Perry: third, william Chase. De.
sign, first, Clarence Baker; second
Thomas Young: third, william
Chase. Performance, first, Jasper
Atkins; second, Thomas Young
Class B (parakites) Workmanship
first, Leonard Ford; second, Miltor
Jordon: third. Joshua Atkins. De.
sign, first, Leonard Ford; second
MlILOn JOroOn, CnlTQ, Lawrence
Briscoe. Performance, drst, Melvir
Bundy; second, Clarence Turner
third, Milton Jordon.
Seniors-Class A (tailed kites)
Workmanship, first, Charles New
man: second, Basil Green. Design
first, Charles Newman; second, Basil
Green. Class B (parakites): Work
manship and design, hrst, Albert
Green.
TAKOMA RECREATION
CENTER.
Subjuniors-Workmanship class
(tailed kite). first, Charles McGrew;
second. William Whaley; design
first. Charles McGrew; second, vii.
liam Whaley; performance, first