The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-22
BOWL
 SEASON I5 OVER;
 WAS RAINY YEAR

Good weather ana variety schedule of games made up the final field day held at Evergreen Bowl last Friday with around 150 boys and girls participating.
 Considering the poor weather it has been a fairly successful season.
 The Bowl staff is sorry and dis appointed about the pool, but as it was the weather man who has been against any swimming and the leaks in the pool were not an asset by any means.
 As rain dominated over old Man Sol" basketball and ping pong were supplemented for the outdoor activ- ities, and many players became very proficient towards the end of the season in the above mentioned sports.
 The Bowl, during the past season, has heen well attended during the days of the week and especially on Fridays, when the annual field day was held, weather permitting. The field day events consisted of races, novelty games, etc, for all boys and girls of all ages with prizes for first, second and third place winners. Candy bars ant show tickets were the prizes for the lucky winners.
 Winners for grade and high school tournaments are: Mary Thibodeau won over Mae Dapcevich in ping pong; for the boys, Bill Schmidt won by default from Bill Graves.
 The boys tennis tournament look ed as if it wasn't to be played, but break in the weather on the last day. August IT, allowed the tourna- ment to be finished, the winning title going to Bob Sanford, with the game score over Bob Carter of 7-5, 7-5.
 Cups are given the winners for a season. To own cup, the same psrscn must win two consecutive seasons in the same sport.
 The men and womens tournaments are still in progress and in order to find out whom one has to play call Black 330 and information will be given
 The following is list of winners in the activities held Friday, August IT:
 Hopping race for 5-6 year old girls and boys: Sue Anderson, Bruce Gould, Billy Pegues.
 Hopping race for 7-8 year old boys: Dick Pegues, Arnold Reeber, Bob Pegues.
 Hopping race for 7-8 year old girls: Patsy Mantilla, Helen Clair Lister, Katherine Hared.
 25-yard dash for girls up to 9 years: Marjorie Klingball, Helen Claire Lister, Pat Anderson.
 25-yard dash for boys up to 9 year: Norman Lister, Eugene Fred dickson, John Heiser.
 50-yard dash for girls 10-11 years: Betty Mantilla, Agnes Hared, Syl- via Lister.
 50-yard dash for boys, 10-11 years Jeff Pegues, Dick Forest, Al Carlson.
 75-yard dash for girls up to 12-13 years: Betty Mantilla, Sylvia Lister, Donna Gould.
 75-yard dash for boys 12-13 years: Dick Forrest, Jeff Pegues, Donald Mackinnon.
 1C0-yard dash for 14-16 year old boys Fred Proudly, Rod Williams, Carl Weidman.
 1O0-yard dash for 14-16 year old girls: Carmen Mantilla, Donna Lee Gould, Sylvia Lister.
 Backward race for 5-6 year old girls and boys: Sue Anderson, Helen Claire Lister, Katherine Hared.
 Wheelbarrow race for 8-11 year old boys: Jeff Pegues-Al Carlson; George Graves-Dick Forrest; Ali Ol- son-Bob Waugh.
 Wheelbarrow race for 8-11 year old girls: Barbara Frederickson- Mary Klingball; Pat Anderson-Ar- deen Kassner; Agnes Hared-Alberta Carlson.
 100-yard dash for boys and girls all ages: Fred Proudly, Rod Williams, Bill Hogan.
 Freeze-out for boys 9-11 years old: Norman Lister, Dick Forrest, Al Carlson.
 Freeze-out for girls 9-11 years old: Barbara Frederickson, Agnes Hared, Pat Anderson.
 Freeze out for boys 12-13 years old: Rod Pegues, Bill Sperling, Al Shaw.
 Freeze-out for girls 12-13 years old: Sylvia Lister, Laureen Arlowe, Pat Anderson.
 Freeze-out for boys 14-16 years i'd: Bill Schmidt, Bill Sperling, Jeff l pegues.