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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1921
Page
3
Nutley Lyceum defeated Clifton 29 to 26 to win the Town Championship. The Nutley Club, led by Dacey and a strong five, formed a late surge to seal the title as Lyceum Juniors closed the season with a solid finish.
A fragmentary sport comment reviews a game where the Scouts led drives while injuries hampered Nutley Club and manager Tyrice. The piece notes decisive moments and mentions possible future standings amid weathered team tenure and reader speculation.
The article outlines post season decisions for the All Town squad. Leo Gorman from Natley Lyceum is named first forward with Scerso or Kirklevki as second post options. Kane from Lycrum leads pivot duties and emphasizes strong passing and leadership.
Fragmentary OCR shows mention of basketball practice, players from Stanford and Schoatum with captain Buckley returning to school. Phrases hint at early 20th century gym activity, team drills, and local field play. Names are garbled but suggest organized school sports and notable hitters.
The text notes rising daily travel costs for motorists, a large share of U S families facing financial strain, and the shift from ox carts to automobiles in British Malaya. It mentions an emergency U S post office in Washington and American-made cars operated in over 100 countries. Connecticut gears up for voter measures in 1081 and large license plates measuring up to twenty inches long.
The article explains rear tires wear faster due to rear axle strain from driving dynamics. It suggests rotating tires so the newest tire faces greatest strain and the oldest at least strain, to extend overall mileage. It notes right-side tires wear quicker than left due to road edge conditions and rut distribution.
The piece explains how tires wear unevenly with front and rear positions and suggests a rotation method. It emphasizes the right rear wears fastest, recommends changing all three tires before smooth tread loses protection, and describes swap orders and the use of the spare.
An estimate suggests the average motorist incurs more than $10 per day in travel expenses.
A fragment references Bert Stager Tom Garrison Raymond Kenn Henry Stager Etwerd Mancini Kunsell Strouse Litt Paxtes and Hoppman in a first ball game, but details, context, and full names remain unclear. The article fragment lacks dates, teams, locations, and outcomes to establish a clear event.
The town announces bid opening for a street work contract. Bids must be received by the town clerk at the designated office, then publicly opened and read. Forms and detailed specifications are available from the town hall. Symonda, Town Clerk.
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