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12 WILMETT...E "liFE July 26, 1929 . B oard NewS t her Wilmette Recreation · Sports and O. First I. 0. 0. F . . Team Wins Thursday Night Horseshoe Loop Tilt The I. 0 . .0. F. first team finished first in the Thursday night .ljorseshoe league played under the auspices of .the Playgrolll .d 'and Recreation hoard at the \"illagc Grec;n. The first round or elimination contest wa. finished last Thursday cHning a;Hi the three winning tt·ams from tht· league will compete against tht· three winning teams in the Tuesday night league which finishea several weeks ago, for the final championship cup awardtd at tht· end of the :-cason. Tht· Odd kilo\\· team had a total t)i 12 wins to the1r credit with onlv . two losst.·s markt.·d against t ht·m . The -~I en's Gym class third team came second in· the ract· ,,·ith 11 wins and thn·e losses: the Congregational team \\ lS third with 10 wins, five losse s ; and the Hidgt Electric team was fourth with nine wins and five losses . The 'percentage standing oi the \'arion~ leagues at the end of the round are: \\'. Action Aplenty,in Field Even:ts ·Village Gr~e~ Wins in Drive to Swell Playground Roster The Village Green playground placed fir s t in the membership drive staged by the three public playgrounds during · the pa .:. t two weeks, having added a total of 159 new members to its roster during the days of the campaign. As a result of this victory each member of the playground will be treated to an ice cream cone at a special party for the new members given by the old. Second place was won by Vattman park children who succeeded in gaining 13(, new members to their playground during their campaign and as a result \Yill ha\"e a lollipop party with the lollipops furnished by the Recreation h )ard a s a reward for their work. The Central playgrpund added fiftyinur new members during the drive and a total of 3·19 members brought the a\·crage daily attendan~e of the playgrounds up to 820. A marked increased attendance is noticeable in each of the three p'taygrouncls and the record o f attendance for the first six. weeks is expected to he much larger than that of the first six weeks of last year. · The main event of next week's ,>rogram will he the annual sand-modeling contest \Yhich will he held at the Wilmette beach at 2 o'clock next Thursday afternoon. Contestants "'!ho won first. second and third pla'ces in each of the local sand-modeling contests will compete for the village championship. Ribbons v.-ill be awarded to winners of first, second, and third places. The handicraft acti,·itv for next week , will he color blending~ and work in decorating boxes and \\"0< 1 den articles. \\.ood carving and soap caning arc also scheduled for the week. The . weekly beach day program. postponed from la st week because of rough \\;rather, will he held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon ,~· ith the following order of events: Deep watt>r walking- rae~> ~id ~tro l<e-Boys 10 nnd unclt>r ~ifle strol<e-<iirls 10 nnd under ~i<lt> stroke- Bo~·s 11. 12. 13 years SidC' ~troke-Cirls 14, Hi. 16 y~nrs Side strnk e-Roys H, 15, 16 years Thn·e-lf·gg(:d rnct>- Boys and ~iris und er 12 ::\INllf·Y rnce- Boys 14, lii, 16 yenrs :\1~>"1f· y ra<·P-r.irl~ 14 . 1:>. 16 vf'ars \Ynt{·rmel1·n ~Tab -Gir l 16 a~1d under 'l'lii'Stllll, .\UilUSt 20 ~ide ~troke-- Gids L. :! .. .. 12 11 ](I (Pho to by Staff Ph or<>graphcr) }~jdg-t · ( 'tollftTtitollt·J',\" (!i, til I. tl. 0. F., 1 (:!1 :! l ) Halph Ed l'hillip~ Klin g t ~ Frt·d Hadner J ·a n Fra Ill" " ~ l' hultz t'ongTc·gat it·llal (:!I. :! I ) & X11nl ,. The little fo lks, \Yho ~ pend . mucl~ of tbcir time ca\'Orting at the various \\ llm_ e ttc playgrounds. engaged tn thctr annual summer playground track meet and he~~ day last ·wee~. AhoH we find boys and gir ls engaged in hopping ClllllJlt'tttton. lnset deptcts a sturdy young ster di:-;playing his prowess at balltossing. (1:!, ii) 11 Hollin Mark ( ~inH·Il(h ~i J ll··JJds. .·\ugust WaiiH\\'JtZ (it·III'gl· ~l'llC·Jh'll I. U . tl . F., I (:!1, ~I) Hi<lg-(· Eu:<"t ri ,· :.. ;,) Bill !<~mil Salzman CunftT tion,·ry (0, 4) Blank~hdm Fn·d 1\adnt·r I ·an Fr:llll't' t ·, ·nc rt·g;, t Robert Meter First to Schedules Announced for U' in Su..'imtning Suit in Second Rounds of Tuesday, I~ocal Beach Contests , Thursday Horseshoe Loops 1 Hid~t· Halph Kling~~ Ed l'hilliJJ:-; Mt>n's Gym Cla:-s, III (21, 21) Hnllin {:!1' 21) i· ·na 1 Frank 11 ~inHinds ~lark ~imt~uds. Schultz & Xonl (9. 1) Dick John Burn~ ~chmidty August 'Vallowitz Georg-e l::lchupt>n ( '1 t ~s. 111 ~vhmi<lt y Hidg C'onfN~ t iotwry ~It-11 ' :-; (1 ym Yil'lor Deinldn Halph Klinge Hidge Eledrk (17, 1~) 1-~mil (20, 9) ,John (:!1. 21) Pick llums II · t'<·ngregationn l l :!1, :!] ) )[ark ~imnnds. Halph Kling Salzman }{(l))ill <:!1, ~illH·IldS I. 0 . 0 . F .. I (11, 21. 2) Jo~red .\h· 11·~ (;~· in Cla~s. Ill Hadner Dan Franco Tf>rminnl A . C. Harold John~on Harry Kunzt>r WCHIF.~'S John ~chtnidt ,. Did\ Hu rn.:-; I.. 0 . 0. F., II (~I. n. 21) (18, 21, 14) l :!, ~I l Hill II a rry Tregn Hlank~lwim PLA YCo llOt" ~ n H .\1,1, <Third Ho\1'1(1) T. N. T. Ys. Hrownlt·t> O'Kay:- Ys. Hnughllt"l'l\s X.YZ YS . llor~dt· ath~· r~ \ ' K. Rubert ~lt't cr, son of ~1 r. and ~~ r s. :\. ~leter, 114 Fourth street, was the first tu \\in a swimming suit at the \\'i lmette beach by gaining 500 points in the annual contest conducted ior jun~ niles b~· the \\'ilmettc playgTlHllld and Recreation l10ard . ~fun· than 100 ch ildr en arl' working ior points in the cont ' St under the :- up e rvi sil)n uf Recreation ~tart as:-.ista nt s wlw sponsor the .competi . ion to encouragt· children to learn to . \';·im th e various strokes, build up endurance' in l<.mg s\\"ims, and \\"l)rk 011 Red Crc1ss swimming a nd life sa\'ing tests to en able them to take care of themselYcs under all circumstances. ~ext tl) y0u ng ~I eter in the race ior points is John Pt'arson who has a total of 430 points and ~1ary Lauer is third with JRO points. Phyllis Carleton, Dick Prt'S ton. and ~·I an ~ash arc run. k k f. f I 1 111ng nee · t0 nee or ourt 1 P acl.' p0sitinn \\"ith ~· oung Preston in the !tad with .?<JS points. The other t \\"O l1an· \\T il <Wl'f 200 poi 'nt s. ~chedu l es for the second rounds of the summer horseshoe tournaments in the Tuesday and Thur day night leagues w ere announced this w eek hY the \\' ilmette Playground and Recrea·tinn hoard under whose supen·ision they are being staged. All games arc pla_ ,·ed at the Village Green and sta rt · at 7:15 o'c lock. The first and second in each league will play at the end oi the season for first. ,ccond and third places in final standings. Singles. howt' H ·r. may be played at any time. it 1s aml0ttncecl. The schedules follow: TrEsn .\Y "XWHT I.E .H~rE Tm'sclay. Jnl)· 2:l T<·rminnl A. t. '"~- Wilmt.~ tte Life :\lt·n' s flym C'las!', II n ;. ~kht~t· i<ler·~ Runt cry ~~· hultz & Xnrd \'s. Riclg-<> ('onff·c ti<mPrY Tl·rminal A. c. Ys. ~:khth:i<lN'~ Booten· · ~('hultz & Xnl'(l Ys. \\.ilnwtt<· Life ' W<lg·e C'onft:"dionery Ys. :\len's Gym Cln~s . ll 11, 12. 13 VNtrs T<>rminnl A. C . Ys. H.idg-e C'onfedinnery :\lf·n's Gym C' Jass, Il vs. Schultz & Nord \\'iinl,t·tte LifP n = . SC"hrwicler's Bootery Tt- rminal A . C'. ,- ~. Men's Gym Class, li Wilmf'tte LifE> \'~. Hiclg-e (;onfectionery !:·khne_id t· r's Root cry Ys. ~chu ltz & Nord TIll" H S n :\ Y ~I 0 ll1' I. l : A G r E Thur:cdn~· ··Juh' !;; I. 0. 0 . F ., 1 Ys. ~ten':-; Gym Clnss, I I. 0. 0. F., 11 \':-;. Cong-reg-ational Presbyterian \'s. fit. John's T. 0. 0. F .. T ,.s. 1. 0. 0. F., 1I ~t. John'~ Preshyt t'rian \'s. ':\len's Gym (')ass, I \"R. f'on~T~:>g-a tiona I 'l' hurs<lay, .u~u!St t 'fut·MIIll, ,J UIJ :10 T. N. T. T . N. T. XY:Z ,Ys. Hrownlt-t·:-: Hou,;hnt·cks ,-~ . HI·I'st·ft ·ntlli'I'S Mond1u. A ul('u)ot 1:? \'t> . )fondu,-, .\UJ.:"Ul'>t .i O'Kay:-: XYZ Houghrw<'ks Y~. Hn·\\"lll· ·t·S O'Kays \'!'< . JlorH · ft · atht · r~ :Mon~n)· , A UI('U~I I !I T. N. T. Ys. H.t~ughllt'l'ks O'Kay:; ,·:- . XYZ HortSt-f<·athf"r-; Ys. Hr··Wilh-t ·s :M(tlldll)', .\ Ullll~t :t6 T. N. T. \'!'<. Jlorst·ft·:t tlwr:- O'Kayt' \ ' S . Hrc,,\· nJt.t · ~ Roughnt-l'kto n =. X YZ Only the first three to reach the ~00 gt)al \\'ill hl' awarded swimmin g suits hut ( \"CrY ot her child who reaches the · l · 1 I any tnne < unng t 1 C season \\"I 11 I t.:ua hl' a warded a gold m edal. The li st nf l cuntestant~ ~hl) arc lik e ly to figure in 1 · lt' ftna 1 prescntatton ot· awar< Is. alI ttlwugh theY ha,·c sc0res helo\\" the kad<.:_rs arc: Ed ,Schmidt. Bob Hewitt, 1 .·\ gnt·s Hayden, Florence Head, \\'in niI ired B.arry. I·..lse \"Oil Reinst)ercr, Bill_\' ,. ., (~rinnel l. ~onia ~a~h. Jack Holmes, 1\uth Sulomon, ~f arjorie \\'e iller. and Httt\ . ' Hitchcock, a ll of whom ha,·e more than 100 points. 1 T. 0. 0. F., I \'s. Pre:-:bYterian St. Joht1's ,- ~. T. 0 . 0. F., II . 'fu.-sdny · ·Jul~· :w 'f(·nninnl .-\. c. Ys. S("hultz & 1\r·r<l r'long;reg-ationa l Ys. Men's Gym C'ln!':S, I Hi(lg-e 'onf('<.:tion<:r\" \"s. Schtwider·~ I. 0. 0 . F ., I \'S. ~t. ,fohn's ('tlll!!Tf'gationn l \'S. P1·eshvterian HootHy · :\len's Gym Class. I YR. I. ·o. 0. F., li :\ft·n's Gym l' l a~s. II Ys. Wilnwtt e LifP Thnr!>ida:r. :\ u~n!>it !ol Tt>t·minnl A . C'. \"<.:, Hi<lgt- Confertion~>n· L 0. 0. F .. T \'~. C'ung-rcg-a ti onal )Ji.·n·s Uym C'Jn~s. 1T '"~- ~d1ultz & Xn~·cl ~f en's Gym C' la:-:s, I Ys. St. .John' s \Yilmette LifP Ys. S('hllt>i<lcr·~ Boot('ry I. 0. 0. F., II \'s. Preshyteri:m TnP s(lny · .\ugust. 6 T. 0 . 0. F., I \'S. '::\f~n·~ Gym Cla ss. I Tt·rminal A. C'. \"~. ::\len':,; Gym ('lass, IT I. 0. 0. F .. IT YS. Cong-reg-a tiona! \\'i lnwtt t· Lift> Yr.:. IUclge f'onfet>tionerY ~chneider's Booter~· \"!' . ~ch ultz & Xord Presbyterinn ,.~. fit. .John's 1'hurs1luy. Aug-ust I» 'l't>J'minal ~- C. Yf:. Wilnwtte Life ·f. 0. 0. F., 1 \"S . I. 0 . 0. F., II ~l'hrwiclt·r's Boclt~:>r~· , .. ., ::\l ~:>n's Gym f:reshyterian Yf.:. ~len's Gym C'Jass, I nn~~. li ~dHtltz & Xnrd Y:-:. H.·idg-t" Confectiontry ::-;t. John'!;; Ys. Cong-reg-ationa l f. 0. 0. F .. I \"S. Presbyterian Tn«·scln~· . Ao~tust t:l St. .J<·hn's \"f.: . I. 0. 0. F., II l't:"t·minnl A. C'. Ys. ~<·hnl:'ider's Booterv C'ong- t·ega tional Y~. Men's Gvm Class, II 1'hnrsdny, A 11gnst · i2 ~l'hllltz & Xord YS. " 'ilnwtte Life · Hi<h~·e C'onfectiCII1t"l':v Y S. :\l~:>n's Gym I. 0. 0. F., I \'R. St. J ohn's C' lasf', n f'o ng-reg-a tiona 1 \'S, Presbyterian Tt:"rminal .-\. C'. Ys. S<:hultz '" Xord :\lt>n' :; Gym Class, I Ys. I. 0. 0. F., II Hi<lg-e· C'nnfecti<·nt>t'Y '"~S<"hneiclE>r'fo; r. 0. 0. F .. I Vl-i. Cong- re~ntiona l Booten· :\lf.'n's Gym Class, I vs. St. John's :\l en·~ G~·m c·~a~~. II ,.r-:. Wilmette Lif I. 0. 0. F., 1I \'S. Presbyterian J t