Night of boxing thrills at the Lyceum highlights Nutley card
A busy Lyceum show in Nutley features John Priestly in a three round shadow boxing set, a double knockout in round four, and crowd-pleasing performances by Puritan favorites Banty Lewis, Young Baum, and Robbie Shoemaker. The program includes Tommie Speno, Young Joe Jannette, Billy Wallace, and sensational baying by Gans and Turner as spectators roar.
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Nutley Club prepares Park Oval for summer season
Nutley Club plans extensive Park Oval repairs including scraping new bases and home plate work. Manager Charley Freeman aims to add players benches, hold stiff practices, and field a team featuring Hicks, Miller, Rawcliffe, Gorman, Paxton, Masten, and others against New York and New Jersey clubs.
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Local teams open season with Brookyln showing at Bay Ridge
The Nutley Lyceum big team opens Sunday at Bay Ridge Oval against St. Agatha BC with Manager Garbut of the Saints lining up four hurlers Kane Reilly Caputo and Parker. Bert Henry handles behind plate Elmer Lawrence covers first Buck Freeman second Tuk Paxton short Bill Gorman third and outfielders Al Moench Gus Lang Al Ford. Reilly’s Juniors prepare for two games at Hillside Oval against Peerless FC Newark and Hustler AC with Wes Sitgraves to pitch the opener and Benkett backing. Billy Mutch of Rutgers College in center for Lyceum notes he hopes to hold a place for Reilly.
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Nutley Shoes Ad Promotes Spring Stock and Easter Line
A Nutley shoe shop owner M Lepree thanks customers for patronage and announces a new spring stock ahead of Easter. The message highlights improved merchandise and urges readers to visit 149 Franklin Avenue Nutley to view the latest styles and qualities.
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