Spring round-up starts as candidates respond at Park Diamond
About thirty players answered Charlie-Young s call for candidates on the Park Diamond last Saturday afternoon. Two scrub teams, with Tok-Paxton pitching for the regulars and Walt Gorman excelling for the Yannigans, fielded a seven inning game won by the regulars. Manager Eddie Dillon praised the spirit as Stuart Edgar and Dan Madden seek berths, with Edgar impressing in three innings and Madden excelling in the outfield.
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Park Diamond
Charlie—Young
Paxton
Walt Gorman
Yannigans
Natley
Blum
Freeman
Flannery
W. Gorman
Lang
Booth
Young R
Joe Flannery
Bloomfield B. B.C
Mobile
Southern “League
Young
Sereattigoes
Eddie Dillon
Stuart Edgar
Dan Madden
Edgar
Madden
Faitly Dabney
Newark Academy
Nutley
Bloom- Geld
Morristown
Paterson
Caldwell
Newburg
Park Grammar School to Host Northern New Jersey Track Meet
Principal John S. Herron plans a May 22 meet at Park Grammar School with top grammar schools from Rutherford Kearny Belleville Ridgewood Orange South Orange Bloomfield Glen Ridge Hackensack Irvington Englewood. Entries titled Senior and Junior will compete. ribbons for top three and a gold cup from Nutley will reward the school with most points. The event aims to become an annual meet and spark a permanent Grammar School Athletic League for suburban New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Herron
the Park Grammar School
New Jersey
Rutherford
Kearnarny
Belleville
Ridg Ridgewood
Orange
South Orange
Bloomfield
Glen Ridge
Hackensack
Irvington
Englewood
Herron
Nutley
Franklins Dominate Most Of This Winter Schedule
The Franklins won a majority of their 19 games this winter posting strong showings against teams such as the Ramblers Y M C A Company K and First Baptist Church. Their final tally includes multiple wins across the recreation league and local clubs.
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Franklins
Post Office
Ramblers
Company K
Recreation
SP. C. A
Company Ki
First Baptist Ch
Seidel Triumphs Over Heavier Opponent in Elm Park Match
Freddie Seidel of Hopper Avenue defeated Willie Hart of Staten Island at Elm Park A C last Saturday night, though Hart weighed 1264 to Seidel 1143. Seidel dominated, floor strokes and early distress in the fifth round. Indian A C of Newark joined Seidel’s entourage cheering for a knockout as the crowd witnessed swift action at the Asland arena.
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Freddie Seidel
Hopper
Avenue
Newaboy
Willie Hart
Staten Island
Elm Park A. C
Hart
Seidel
Indian A. C
Newark
Asland
Asiland
Franklins Lose Final Game of Season to High School
The Franklins basketball team fell 34 to 40 in the season finale against the High School. Curley Woodruff and Nail Van Riper led the visitors while Ben Bruskin scored 24 points for the Franklins. The Franklin seconds defeated the High School 40 to 23 in the second game, showcasing Keen rivalry.
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Franklins
Curley Woodruff
Nail van Riper
Franklin Seconds
Ben Bruskin
Lightweight Willie Kane Faces Top Philadelphia Contender
Local boxer Willie Kane, a lightweight from the area, plans another bout with Young McGovern touted as one of Philadelphia's best, signaling a high stakes clash in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Kane
Young McGovern
Philadelphia
Perritt Third Greatest Pitcher Says Magee
Lee Magee, manager of the Brooklyn Federals, calls Polly Perritt the third greatest pitcher in baseball today. He ranks Tom Gallagher as the greatest and Alexander of the Phillies second, praising Perritt’s role in the Cardinals' season and noting Hugginen would miss him next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Magee
Brooklyn Federals
St. Louis Cardinals
Polly Perritt
Magee
Perritt
Giants
Gam
Tohngon
Alexander
Phillies
Baseball records and early legends in 19th century notes
Harry Stovey of the Athletes held the stolen base record with 156 in 1838. The first baseball scheme was devised by Abner Doubleday at Cooperstown in 1839. The only two unassisted triples were Pan! Hines in Providence on May 8 1878 and Neal Ball in Cleveland on July 10 1902.
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Harry Stovey
Abner Doubleday
Cooperstown
N. Y
Pan! Hines
Providence
Neal Ball
Cleveland
Run to Rise in 115 Baseball Season Foreseen
The text praises a player who shows renewed speed and vigor after years of decline. It notes his base running energy and constant chatter, suggesting he could deliver a major surprise this 115 baseball season if he maintains his current form. The tone is boisterous and informal, with colorful slang for his play style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Finn
Steff
High School Baseball Beats West Orange on Park Oval
The High School team overwhelmed West Orange with 12 hits including two doubles and a home run by Edward Assmans. Woodruff pitched strongly but six errors allowed the visitors to score. Townsend and Sergent drove in most runs with timely hits.
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West Orange
Park
Woodruff
Fentiel
Barns
Edward Assmans
Joose
Townsend
Sergent
Rons
Rane
Fifty-Year Lincoln Commemoration Program At School
A chapel program marking Lincoln's assassination anniversary featured items such as Abraham Lincoln's Place in History by Lawrence Calkins, an editorial from the New York Times, a Bryant Ode to Lincoln by Victor Woodruff, a Funeral Oration for Lincoln by Robert Shaw, and a performance titled Singing America at the school.
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President Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Lawrence Calkins
New York Times
Victor Woodruff
Bryant
Lincoln
Herold Smith
Federal Money Refusal Sparks Afloat Debate On Advances
A jumble of figures surrounds unreturned Federal League advances as clubs balk at taking back bonuses paid to players. Wingo Johnson and Walter Johnson leads a string of refusals totaling around thirty thousand dollars, while a Havana Reds tour and Merkle’s record highlight a busy baseball season. Alexander hailed as the great pitcher by catcher Eddie Burns ends with praise for his outside corner loopy delivery.
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Federals
Feds
Federal League
Vy Wingo
Walter Johnson
Bill Killifer
Teap
Alexander
Eddie Burns
The
Phillies
St Pauls Church program aids Rutgers college
Mrs. Jean Slee Starr of Orange and Sidney Baldwin presented a Friday Afternoon Club program at St. Pauls Church on Thursday night to benefit Rutgers affiliated college. Starr performed a dramatic reading of James Russell Lowell's Vision of Sir Launfal and Baldwin played Wagner Persifal selections on the organ for an audience of about sixty.
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Jean Slee Starr
Orange
Sidney Baldwin
St. Paul’s Church
Rutgers
Frocks Described In Pale Gray Taffeta Gown
The article critiques current season dresses noting a pale gray taffeta gown with a wide circular flounce skirt and a straight rear panel. The bodice features white net sleeves with stiff frills and a large side bow at the hip completes the look.
Coaxing the Furnace With Gentle Uplift
A humorous piece advocates kind words and gentle handling to rouse a stubborn furnace. It warns against violence and swearing, recommending soothing phrases like sweetheart and darling to improve ventilation and curb obstinacy. An anecdote from Lee Shippe mentions success from calm, affectionate treatment.
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Lee Shippes
Judge
Noted Sermon Text Sparks Quiet Reflections
A fragmentary Detroit Free Press piece discusses a young preacher in a pulpit on a Sabbath, referencing the Bible text Be not afraid and noting the crowd's attention to his moral example. The dialogue hints at charity meetings and judgments, with Emerson cited on self-perception.
Lectures on Housewife Topics This Spring Season
Morning lectures at 11 o clock on Monday April 19 cover interior decorating for summer homes with new fabrics and wall coverings by Miss Alice Raymond Smith. Other talks include China for the Country House samples by Ruby Ross Goodnow, Hostess of a Great Hotel by Mrs. Pierce Hughes, health diet by Dr. Eugene Christian, desserts and salads by Miss Alice Mesore, design for four house interiors by Mrs. Minerva Angell, and whole wheat dishes with demonstrations in muffins puddings and soups.
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Alice Raymond Smith
Ruby Ross _Goodnow
Wehamaker’s
Pierce Hughes
McAlpin
Eugene “Christian
Alice Mesore
Minerva B.T. Angell
Faculty of Peoples’ Institute of Domestic Science
Soume News
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Ray
Hay Caldwell
Mosars
Ruppert and
Histon
Yankees
Ata
Bew
the Nutley Sun
Hans Wagner
Horus
Pitts ‘Burgh
Seeme
American Press Association
Hans“Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Why-Athletica
Teague
Mack
Heiders
Surrey-peven
Adap
uvuLlery
Weypuy
Ant Ierom JO Jaavarm
Rea
Hanlon Storage CO
Hanlon Storage Warehouse
Charles A. Keyler
Bloomfield Avenue
High School Boys Down
FED
Havana Reds
University of Honolulu
United States
Bailantine’s Beers
Try
Ballantine
Bailantine
Ballantine's
Stu
Ballantine’s ‘Breweries
Little John
Jacob
Astor
Feta
Ride. A. Hobby
W. H. Hathaway
Chestnut St
Nutley, NJ
Samuel Chardi
J' Nutley
América Press Association
Central
New York City
John Jacob Astor
Wien
Baby Astor
Jobn Jacob Astor
Madeleine Force
John
Washington
Joseph Becker
Washington Avenue
Centre Street
Afica
Jen-Neil
But-tub
Day Tod
Netroit-Free- Press
Emerson
G. D. Mandevile
Broad_St
N. J
Central Ave
Ashubert
Actvi
W.& J. Sloane
Axminster
Wilton
Fifth, Avenue
Forty-Seventh ST
NEW_ YORK
Max Naumberg
Housewives League
Nutley Coal & Supply CO
Charles.e. Johns
Pittston
Lehigh
Spencer Coal
White Seashore Land
West Nutley
Ford
Ss. S. Davis
Chestnut Street
Thomas Nichols
Hillside Avenue
Avondale
Hillier & CO
Ousabold
Baltimore Americin
Ra Brown
Murray St
New York
ALLAN
Stirratt
Furniture and Pianed
Charles Heilmann
Pronklen
Vreelard
the Franklin Building and Loan
Town Hall
T. S Brown
H. A. Connauty
Exxast
Cocamram
Treaean
Waitau
H. Paswy
Wjhenderson
Race Street
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