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Thursday, Aug. 28, 1930 PLAYGROUND FIELD DAY BIG SUCCESS tion of folk dancing, tap dancing. exhibition and 24 in the tumbling ex- hibition. Jean Bowers gave a specialty num- ber, ti Gypsy dqnce in costume, in which she showed remarkable talent. Barbara Heller gave an exhibition of tumbling,that was exceptionally good followed hy. her little sister in similar stunts. _ Jerry McCaffrey danced an Irish jig, showing remarkable talent, to the enjoyment of all present. Loraine Lindstrom gave a specialty number in banjo and singing that met with applause'. Another specialty number was that of Ruth Smith, Naomi Smith and Eddie Williams who sang and played their ukuleles. The other specialty act was boxing by Elmer Hargrnve and Jerry Me. Caftrey, and another bout by H. Wil- der and Adolph Norvik. Joyce Slack was appropriately cos- tumed as a clown and performed splendidly throughout the entire day to the great amusement of all. Review of Season Port Clinton playground, under Miss Crimson! supervision surpassed all expectations for the first season and entitles Miss Crimson to much credit. The parents showed their ap- preciation by their support in all she undertook. A greater season next year at Port Clinton is confidently expected. Miss Caneie, the director at Sun- set park, is to be congratulated on the success of her work which has been greatly appreciated each year. Sunset park is the largest park and draws from a greater area than the other pllrlda. Plan New Playground Ravinia school playground was for. tunate in having Miss Smith and Min Duly who have recognized ability and many friends in Ravinia. The Ra. vinia section has always shown marked interest in this work and is supported by enthusiastic parents. There will be a new playfield in Ra, vinia next year with all conveniences and equipment. - The children of Lincoln park play- ground failed to respond to the op- portunity offered them. A director was pit in charge of the playground at the opening of the season without. results. This park is an ideal play- field and is provided with a suitable shelter house in which all sanitary conveniences are arranged, It is re- ttrettable that this seeming ittditrer. once should exist as the park'board has dune all possible for the success of the playground. Perhaps another year-will prove different. Director Pulsed Mr. Howard Copp, who was the chief director, hay a reputation of long standing in the work and is to be congratulated for the showing made in the playfields this season. The following is the result of the contest at Sunset park on Sunni-y. August 23: Peddle; Arthur. Boys, 6 and 7--l. Jack Sobey; Arthur Rankin; 3. Tommy Brown. Boys, (Continued from page 2) Rue Winners ' r, an under-l. Rotter James 2. Bobbie Schwnll; 3. May dol ph ttms. Boys, it and 9 Schwand; 2. Jerry, Erickson. Boys, IO and II Rossi Cruke; 2. Hareraves Wheelbarrow ram- -7. Cris Keller and Charles Russell: 2. Andy Petros and Eddie ihsrttrtwes; 3. Eugene Schendorf and Vincent Paddle. Suck raee---i. Bobbie Long; 2, Eu. gene Schendort; 3. Harold Holltrom. Relay race (won by Sunset park tetrm)=vernon Rudolph, Dominick Mattuni, John Kazan, Chnrles Tyson. Girl.' Rue: Girls, 3 and-under -- 1. Dorothy Wuudbury; 2. Bessie Tums; 3. Ruth Girls, r, and Wroudbury; 2. Peddle. Girls, 6 and Mary l)oriék; Girls, 74 am 2. Alice Artist Girls, IO N Rafferty; 2. E da Gherardini G'irls,H'2 and 13 {my 'iugene Scenes From Sunset Park Play Grounds l0 and ll-l. te Schendorf; X and Artists; IO and 2. Ru , and I'4--l Philip Leech ' 1.5 and Charles Ty Id 7--l. Mom, Benson; 2. " 3. Alice Derick. nd " -1. Miry Garrity; iss; 3. Betty Phillips. and II - I. Rosemary Ruth Schwnll; 3. Alm- Jerry MeCattrey Bott 16 J oh n Rogan ; l. Lawrence Cris Keller Andy Petros 3. Eugene I‘ll Pill! m‘nnn Ru- Andy Pe. Ella Gunther ; 3. Carl Stuart Eddie cucci; Inman Ila-rho“ Chum The Ravinia team won the park baseball title. The team members are: (Theater Becker, Grant Benson, Howard Bowmtut, 'Mnrk (Slum-nu, Paul Rico. Murdock Rosie, barrio Rollory, Adolph Norvick, Tommy Simpson. Happy Wampler. Henry Wilder. . Thaw-legged race and Mary Petry; 2. Vern McCrady; 3. Lorraine Lindstrom don lists It, " Sciontistn any that the your on that newly discovered planet is 3.200 than u long In it is on enrth. Wonder how lung the average honeymoon Boys under 12 - . Murdock Rosie; Intermediate-l. , Le Roy Gunckgl. Seniors h I. Loberl Dixon; 3. J Girls - _ ate! Kock Boys Th M ll, l umit llormhoe Pitching Dorothy l. Dorothy Sehwallraeh; ' Tennll Singles I. John Helm: 15 and " “HI Paul Paulsen; Jackie Moore, ~l. Mamie a Honor Been: Doris lnmun yland I. John Epstein; Daniel Lenoioni ‘ernon Rudolph; M l, Ada Grot- Mary Pctry. dm Jor th umu and and P2gg PICNIC IS TREMENDOUS MISS ext ine oventn and exhibition ridl among the events of the ., Horseshoe pitching and tnp also entertained the men. but!“ in m In the evening. Husk O'H, chest” played fur dam-in: Mr " land Park, Lulu- b'orvat and LIKE "lutt being reported " follows: Other Win-on Lake Bluff --- Wulwr Dierk, Bern. ard Week. Jun Kennedy. Jon but”, Jammy Kennedy, Joe Paddle. Luke Fun-ut- Sunk- Sloan. Clam Striod. ertin Turpei, Larry Vandal, hick Young. Earl Johnson, Etta Tur- poi, Jam" Kidd, Mrs. F. Datum. William bell-n, F. Parker. Highlnnd Park - B. Meyer. In” Three , and other and . I!“ I” "mess Kelley and Harry Dudley of Lake Fomt; Lloyd Meredith. Thorn Meredith, and Silas June ot Burlington; Al Conner: of Diamond lake; Vern Simmona of Fort Sheri- dan; Robert Jones nnd [rm Jon. of Elttin, And Mud and Jul: Smot- of Liurtrviiu entered hon.- and were winner: of races and contacts. Kill June DePomt of Burlington won four prtms, taking the ttrat for riding the bucking home, others were wound and third prim. I“ M The executive committee and other committee chum-n have asked the preu to thunk all those who uni-(M in muting the dar I Iueceu. The ex- ecutive committee VIII competed of Dan Kennels. Ed Mowmm. Ernest Mayer, John lcC-nn, T. J. sum. Cherie: Noll, Judge Ray Ginny, " seph Solomon, John E. Hayes. John lichen, Jame: A. Gallagher. John Spelllnuu, John McDonald, Burt Tyr- rell and Harry Gary. M nt Th( h A IV M take um Th, not. Waukettnn, was s the attend-nee prim \crinl bomb: were sh the afternoon. Flu ibitinn id: the um [W usly uny people went to the picnic h morning and took basket lunches heir families. "Mullen CHUN- u- $50 in mad donated by Email. or an ttrises fur the healthiest. Iurim children on the amuml was led among nix Wnukqun chil- Mr (Continued from page " Many first aid the 'OM tent u! Pitt dam Is. John K Wanker-n $10 lo Ch ti Were allied; Charles Lin- d from I plane; two down: d the children. Home ru- n and exhibition riding wen re events of the dun-noon. t pitching and “1qu and the animal: d sutiUd 'otttetrt of Reed fl prim of 520 trottttt to (ally. dnuettter of II. n Kelly, 1:642 Hickory Inn. and tho mound I Chnvlvs Ell-rt, non of in lvmluo. Winks-n. Jul- third prim of $5 Mink-inn wan in the during tho 0-th - any injury that might minor injuries wen- hut lln um- war hurt "any winners of um: ("WHEY of emerge tlu shot into the air Ill attached to allow- in the mm from the ver the picnic um- from High- )mt and Lulu given the pony into the R " M r. and Chapel ’uulwr ram or