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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1916
Page
4
A garbled account notes a contractor with ties to Cleveland and Marshelltown who discusses rebuilding the Indians by acquiring available players. It mentions a Cubs connection, early baseball interest, and plans to secure better talent to boost the team’s prospects this season.
James W. Garneau, new owner and president of the ballpark company behind the St Louis Browns, plans to deepen his baseball involvement after disposing of meat packing interests to partners. He reportedly earned 230000 dollars for his share in the packing business.
Bovddie Seidel famed as Hopper Avenge contender with lore of gold teeth aims for a private bout April 15 at Haver straw New Jersey. Opponent Sacuis Clark slated while Freddie Ferris of Franklin also plans two more matches with Young McCarthy in April and the Zulu Kid Howard Ferris next month.
A chaotic yet spirited hall battle saw the Faculty team edged by the High School first team 24 to 21 in the main game after a tight 14-13 lead in the preliminary. Teachers Tillinghast and Fion led the Faculty with Lindstrom, Match, Shaw, and Booth among the players. Alumni included Holt, James, and Cornelius Vat Riper.
Eddie Nugent versus Sullivan delivered the cleverest fight of the night with Nugent forcing the action across ten rounds. Nugent, 150 pounds, won by pressuring and landing lefts, while Sullivan weighed five pounds heavier. Kane and Andenried, Poe were noted as opponents for upcoming events.
Doe O Neil leads Pawling Prep School of New York in a Monday night exhibition against a Passaic Nutley high school picked squad. The Nutley All-Stars won 31 to 20 with a 16 to 4 halftime edge. Team members include Lindstrom from Passaic and eight Nutley players, while the Natley Club squad Ellis Scorso H VanRiper Woodruff Witbeck heads to Passaic next Saturday to face Invaders. Rutherford star Jack Whitebill to center for Passaic.
Manager Pat Moran says Ben Bender has signed a year's contract with the Indians and believes he will pitch well this season. Moran. cites Bender's improved form after recent issues and expects a strong comeback for the club.
Geta earns 10090 dollars for 1916 and 1917 with a bonus plan of 1500 for second, 1000 for third, and 500 for fourth. Ben Wallis of Yale and Ted Meyer of Harvard lead 2% candidates. Coast crews include California’s freshman and varsity eight oars, with three from last year’s eight. Principal race targets Stanford and Washington in April.
The Washington club, under manager Griffith, had no player disciplined during the 1915 season. Ban Johnson paid the Washington manager a high compliment for the team's behavior and conduct throughout the year.
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