New Britain herald., 1928-06-14
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL
 HOLDS FIELD DAY
List Of Athletic Events for Bows
 and Girls Run Off

The annual field day Of the Roosc Welt school was held yesterday with every pupil in the school participat Ing, Keen competition caused high enthusiasm among the participants.
 Class 6-gC scored the hiehest number of points in the various events and was declared the winner oi the day The results Of the vari. ous events were as follows: l Sixth Grade boys JO yard dash: 1 First. Andre Lenzi; second Albert Armalavich; third, stanluy Baranon ski.
 Fifth Grade boys 50 yard dash: First. Leo Thompson; second, Ram dall Wenz, third, Anthony Cerka- nowicz.
 Sixth Grade girls 40 yard dash First, Catherine Mikalauskas: sec ond. Pauline Savickas, third, Helen Woods.
 Fifth Grade girls 40 yard dash: First, Nellie kuncuis; second. Anna Grigas; third. Lucy York.
 Sixth Grade boys standing broad jump: First, Arthur Albanese; sec ond, Albert Robertson; third, Lucian Antynslli. (Albanese with jump of [ feet four inches set new school rccord.)
 Fifth Grade boys standing broad jump: First, John Hartney; sec ond, Bennie Mengel: third, Thomas Apero. feet inches.
 Sixth Grade girls standing broad jump: First, Anna Labinskas; sec ond. Helen Rudnick; third, Mary Labnskas. feet l inch.
 Fifth Grade girls standing broad jump: First. Florence Bonala, sec end, Mary -Apostolas; third, Evelyn Rittner. 6 feet 5 inches.
 Sack race: First, Luke kezito; second. Walter keiko and third, Dominic pernace.
 Sixth Grade girls jumping rope: First, Anna Shugzda; second, Trzas- las and third, Gertrude Stone.
 l'Itth Grade girls jumping rope: First, Margaret petrus: second. Bar bara Z"hrer: third, Lena T~itchell.
 WheelbarroW race: i'irst, Stanley Ninica and James Argosy. second. Sa'uuel OsDana and Samson Jose ph: third. Adam thrsery ana Anthony larhesa.
 SriIf rac,. First. William F'arrel. second Joe IclscboN ski, ihlrd. lloH- ard StauI,y.
 sixth Grade rtrre-l. ggcd race: First F'rrdH Nin3ich and AH,Vin- et'e 'laapin; socoud. Mildred llaro- Ian and JuscpiIn' I(ay' skis; third Allce Mason and Mary Shugzda.
 Ttuh Gludr thr"e-Ic ggeJ raee: First Marl. Mat,lr,t and Anna Boik. second. lrnuts Marawshi and Mary Mhgli, tAlrd, Grac'. Nouug and Con- stpur, rHriEaf.
 Sur ca-' rar.- llr-t. Joseph Paul .ueJulz second. Lotus ha1zIaper. taHrt Edward Linn.
 SiNH Gta,j, chariot Iaor. I'Ir~'. F~tr.r N.I-.l. luth S'Ineham and Flor,ur lut~l-, second. rarrre Norse. EtEa Zrl and Frances I.o. Vichu trI-t A4eliue D"utsch. Bertha G'apda arlI >guos SataIinp.
 Firth Grade chariot ra"". First, 's.' 144ti /FI v. i.~' II'.i '' '7''Il t''i'i Helen Ar1azle- srcoud. boruthy Carrier H'l"u sptcranto and Fran- e.s N,Hjrfoobis; firird. Madeline Gill tior.0c, Johnson and Jennie Bl.0~na,
 Sixth Grad boys basketball lhroa: tIrs'. PagI Angelo; second, Joseph Tlsdora third, Louis Kat z"au"r.
 ftNh Grade hoy. basketball throw: First, l-INIrd TCc,oni~ and Joseph lan4s@ZIch tI'd.l second. Anthony CorhauoNicz. thDrd har'"s Nasiias. Sizth Grad- gins basketball throw: First, tecilia kunmer, second, Mary N5rlsicho. 'hird Theadcra Pshoo'- sky
 Fifth Grade girls task~thail 'hrcn First. 1arinris Fcr'er- second. Nel- lie kuncIls 'Htrd lmelda Tharlan1
 1 Herald fiarrl@ef Al day