Palmer Defeats Leroy In Four Set Tennis Match
Palmer defeats Leroy in a four set match as the East Junior Day competition features Palmer and partner Martin winning doubles, with Wyeth and Bryan taking the mixed doubles title. The report notes a large gallery, varied play, and Palmer’s decisive fourth-set surge leading to victory.
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Polishers Triumph Over Screws In Lively League Clash
The Polishers routed the Screws ten to zero as Wolff and Boelzle pitched to stifle Shine and his club. Despite early Screws threats and a four run first inning, Polishers silenced the offense with dominant pitching and fielding, leaving Manager Miller’s squad with a decisive defeat and few timely hits.
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Wireless Training In Navy Yard School In New York
The United States Navy electrical school at the New York Navy Yard offers advanced wireless instruction. Students learn wireless systems, practice receiving and transmitting official messages, study wiring diagrams, and install complete wireless hardware. The twenty one week course aims to produce skilled operators with full instrument knowledge. Labor Day excursion to Mauch Chunk via New Jersey Central offered with round trip tickets for 110.
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Random three-piece placement on chessboard colors
Analysis notes a sequence: place first piece, probability next avoids same color is 1 of 63. Probability third avoids both same-color slots is 30 of 62. This yields a ratio 31 of 63 by 30 of 62 minus 5 of 81, leading to 16 to 21 as the correct answer in favor of both colors being occupied.
Wolf, 4. Double plays Geran and Sheedy, steals noted
Wolf drove in four as Geran and Sheedy turned double plays. Stolen bases went to Kennedy Wolff Gerau Bender and Sheedy with two. Finnegan and Wut were hit by pitches by Miller. A wild pitch by Wolff and a passed ball by Kenny marked the miscues. Umpire Jordan. Time one hour and forty minutes.
Star Carnival Entries Close Tonight at Star Grounds
Labor Day carnival of sports entries close tonight with Frank Burke of Star Bowling Academy handling registrations. Crescents beat Happy Nine 8 to 3 in a one aided game as Lammerding Kerr Hersh and others starred. John Lammerding of 158 Marshall Street to book all games and Crescent players eye matchups with Jersey Blues Sacred Hearts or Nile A C.
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Newark
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Pete” Kerr
Willow
Austin Hersh
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Local runner Chapin vows victory for Sea Girt Newark relay
The long-time runner Lee Chapin writes from vacation to YMCA teammates praising their form and readiness for the September 1 Sea Girt to Newark relay. He urges early training, proper diet, and consistent distance work, expressing strong confidence in the local club.
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Newark
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