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THE CALL POST, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1962 The youngsters from the Glenville 1, Il and Hugh-Nor wood districts staged terrific demonstrations of kite flying at Forest Hills Playground, Durant and E. 123 St., last week. Not far behind were the young kite demonstrators of the Kins man-Portland Outhwaite Dis trict tournament held at the East Tech high football practice field. Mrs. Kathyrn Tyler, director of the Glenville Neighborhood and Community Centers, super vised the Glenville district tour nament, and William Dockens, director of Portland Outhwaite Center, supervised the Kins man-P.O.R.C. district tourney. HUNDREDS OF boys partici pated in the two tournaments, sponsored by the Cleveland Re creation Council. Winners of first place at Forest Hill were: BEST CONSTRUCTED: John Pugh, 14 years old of Boystown. PRET TIEST IN AIR: Myron Moreland, 12 years old of Miles Standish. HIGHEST FLYER BOW: Earl Williams, 12 years old, Glen view. HIGHEST FLYER BOX: Ger ald Toomey, 14 years old, Boys town. SMALLEST IN AIR: Timmy Johnson, 13 years old, Dunham. MOST UNUSUAL: Freddie Dunnigan, 13 years old, Miles Standish. OUTER SPACE: Gerald Toomey, 14 years old, Boystown. Winners of first place at east Tech Field were: BEST CONSTRUCTED: Ron ald Harris, 12 years old, Thac kery, PRETTIEST IN AIR: Jes sie Sanford, 8 years old, P.O.RC. HIGHEST FLYER BOW: James White, 10 years old, Wooldridge. HIGHEST FLYER BOx: Lenard Fentress, 8 years old, P.O.R.C. SMALL EST IN AIR: Clifton Smith, 11 years old, Thackery. OUTER SPACE: Miles Bonner, 13 years old, Dike. Winners of first places at Woodland Hills were: BEST CONSTRUCTED: An thony Harris, 13 years old, Kerrish Park. PRETTIEST IN AIR: Wolfgang Wallemba, 7 years old, Kossuth. HIGHEST FLYER BOW: Troy Singer, 14 years old, Gracemont. HIGHEST FLYER BOX: Anthony Harris, 13 years old, Kerrish Park. SMALLEST IN AIR: Troy Sing er, 14 years old and Julius LATELL CLARK of 2474 E- 82 Std, recently received the Hamilton Center Symphony Scholarship for outstanding musical ability. Clark is a June, 1962 grad uate of Each Tech and will attend Kent State University this fall. At East Tech, Clark was a member of the choir, the student council, dance band and Hi-Y. He plays trumpet. Collins, 14 years old (tied), Gracemont. MOST UNUSUAL: Bob Tyhulski, 14 years old, Corlette, OUTER SPACE: Danny Biemmas, 12 years old, Cor lette. Winners of first place at Sterling Park were: BEST CONSTRUCTED: Rob ert Hanstaler, 8 years old, War ring. PRETTIEST IN AIR: Ran dall Ash, 14 years old, Central Recreations HIGHEST FLYER BOW: Edward Weiss, 15 years old, Warring. HIGHEST FLYER BOX: Lothar Graff, 15 years old, Warring. SMALLEST IN AIR: Page Hildreth, 9 years old, Hodge. MOST UNUSUAL: Ran dall Ash, 14 years old, Central Recreation. OUTER SPACE: Patrick Henry, 9 years old, Cedar Apt. ONE CHAMPION--Miles Bonner, 14 years old, 2519 E. 63 St., (left) was selected by the judges as the winner of the Outer Space con test. The other two, Larry Carter 14 years old, 2639 E. 67 St., of Woodridge playground, and Gerald Perry, 14 years old, 2627 E. 61 St., of Outlook playground made a fine presen tation of their kites. Bonner, the champ represented Dike playground. FIRST PLACE WINNERS--The two teen agers won honors at the Sterling Park kite tournament last week. (Reading left) Lothar Graff, 15 years old, 1801 E. 32 St., first in the Highest Flyer contest, and Randall Ash, 14 years old, 2706 Cedar Ave., first in the Most Unusual contest, PROUD YOUNGSTERS--These two young kite entries from the Moses Cleveland play ground in the Alexander Hamilton, John Adams, Woodland district kite tournament weren’t a bit disappointed because they didn’t win a price. They just wanted to compete. Reading left, Rico Santangelo, 10 years old, and Robert Harris, 10-years old. HIS IDOL--Ronnie Young, 12 years old of 1423 E. 123 St., (left) is a very happy young sters as he poses with Wilson Graham, East Tech’s outstanding basketball player for the past three years, as he displays his tiny kite. Graham is working as a playground worker for the Board of Education’s summer pro gram.
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Call and Post
Cleveland, Ohio, US
Sat, Jul 21, 1962
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