Erie Academy dominates district meet with record smashes
Erie Academy wins district eight title at Erie Stadium with five firsts and set five district and one state records. Warren Blue and White finish second led by Monte Scott's discus mark and Alley’s sprint wins. Youngsville places fifth with nine points amid strong early season storms and a late Erie East tie.
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Erie Academy athletes set marks in track and field
Records show Riley of Erie Academy ran 220 yards in 23.4 seconds to eclipse Ross of Dary who timed 24 seconds in 1925. Scott Warren threw discus 117 feet 4 inches, beating C Subavan Erie East 104 feet set in 1922. Fuller of Erie Academy cleared 11 feet 1 inch in pole vault, beating Fuller 11 feet 7 inches set in 1926. Oliver Doyer set javelin 146 feet 2 inches, surpassing Harlan Oil City 146 feet 2 inches from 1926. Felbinger of Erie Central high jumped 3 feet 10 inches. Nelson of Erie Academy previously 5 feet 9.5 inches in 1926. Erie Academy leads team scoring with 44 points, beating 1925 mark of 28.
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Youngsville Track Team Qualifies Six for Soeniell Meet
Fourteen Youngsville athletes competed with six earning net points for Soeniell. Zalloyst Carnet placed second in pole vault, George Pierson second in javelin, Merey relay, Kermit Vicander second at 220 yards, Milton Kay second at 200 yards, Kenneth Russell second at 440, Carl Anderson second at 880. No firsts but the team under Coach Pierce posted a credible showing as Rocky Grove plans a future visit. Almost half of the entrants scored for Youngsville.
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Giants Top Cincinnati in 6-3 Victory at New York
In front of about 40 000 fans the Giants defeated Cincinnati 6 to 3. Terry belted a home run with a man aboard as New York, the league leaders, pulled ahead. Scoring by innings shows Cincinnati 0 4 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 to 3 runs. Pitchers Risey Lucas Picinich McQuillan Wamby.
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Nypean Furni ture and Warren County Dairy clash Friday
The Tribune reports a chaotic sports page with misspelled names and altered lines. It notes a Friday league clash between Nypean Furniture and Warren County Dairy at Russell field starting 5 45 and features players Rob Burns Cut McCullough Eric Erickson Floyd Haggstrom and others while mentioning spectator interest in Industrial League games and local track results.
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Whiskery Wins Turf Honors at Derby Week Pace
Louisville Ey May 14 Colonel Matt Winn announces more than 100000 in improvements for Churchill Downs before the 1928 Kentucky Derby. Whiskery the Whitney stable star nosed out a thrilling victory, with Bostonian Scapa Flow Black Panther Saxon and Rip Rap heading back to eastern tracks after the Derby week race. Osmond and other runners are sent east as jock shows third and most horses report good shape despite some minor leg injuries.
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Jamestown Team Suffers Defeat on Warren Field
Warren soccer stars defeated Jamestown 3 to 0 on Paramount field yesterday afternoon. Eckstrom Bergquist and Carlson scored for Warren while Palmquist stood out for the locals. Warren kept Jamestown winless as sessions were announced for practice ahead of their next match.
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Newell Printers vs Bankers Industrial clash set for Tuesday
Newell Printers and Bankers prepare for a Tuesday tilt at Russell field as DeFrees and Jewell headline the lineup. Harold Wilson Palarrington and Irvine infielder appear with the Bankers, while Printers aim to rebound after a 6 5 loss. Anticipated strong bets include M. Eddie, Bud Johnson, and other key players with no admission charged for a big crowd.
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