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Racing Billy Owens gives extra effort for win against Watertown.
dent that their previous day’s victory against the Notting-
hann Bulldogs would be repeated against the Brothers.
They see-sawed throughout the contest as high jumper,
Andrew B. Nye prepared for his four jumps. The tension
was evident as the jumpers became aware that the
meet’s outcome depended on a single jump. Nye’s suc­
cessful completion of 6’1” put the team over the top. In
addition to Nye’s jump, Junior Jeff Jurick’s 4:30 win in
the mile and Jamie Beeks’ victory in the 440 yard hurdle
were the highlights of the meet.
It was, in a way, almost anticlimatic for the team went
on to share a tri-championship of the CNYCL and a 9-1
over-all record.
Coach Landers, S, Hays, J. Jurick, D. Broton, R. O'Neill, M. Murphy, M. Young, G. Luke; R. Luke, C. Shepardson, G. Garrecht, S. Kei­ tel, J. Lloyd, S. Bull, P. Kelly, W. Snow; Coach Heinrich, M, Hays, A.B. Nye, C. Barnell, D. McCarthy, R. Thomas, L. SIntuzzI, J. Davies; J. Beeks, B. McMahon, W. Owens, E. Peiffer, S. McMahon, J. Fazio, A. DiScenna
Good pace! Jeff Jurick uses en­ durance to put distance between him and the Watertown challenge.
Uncoiling for distance Frosh flyer Shad Woods hits pay dirt against Henninger.
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