The Montclair Gun Club Season Ends in Strong Finish
The Montclair Gun Club capped a season that began on Election Day and featured weekly shoots with a strong finish on April 17. Prizes were won by L Rothwell, E A Tauchert, J B Applegate, W K Stebbins, and Al Tauchert, with officers named and grounds described.
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the Gun Club
L.rothwell
al Tauchert
Dean Welch
L. S. Thurastor
S. P. Hayward
Diamond
Rothwell
Jordan
Asina
Montclair Gan Club
Nutley
Little Fells
Little Falla
D. Anthony Usina
James C. Bolger
J. B. Applegate
Arrows Open Season With Dota Wanna A C Clash
The Arrow B B C re organized for the season at Arthur Windheim's Franklin avenue home. Billy Kirk to captain, Thomas Boomer elected manager. They meet Dota wanna A C at Delawanna tomorrow afternoon. Armvas lineup includes Henry Van Riper, Arthur Windheim, Jim Smiley, L Howard, W Kirk, H Woodruff, E Lawrence, F Lawrence, T Woodraff, Kane, and Klinefelder.
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Arrow B. B.C
Arthur Windheim
Franklin Avenue
Billy Kirk
Thomas Boomer
Dotawanna A. C
Delawanna
Armvas
Henry van Riper
A. Windheim
J. Smiley
L. ‘Howard
W. Kirk
H. Woodruff
E. Lawrence
F._Lawrence
T. Woodraff
Kane
Klinefelder
Bitty Pete's signs Perth Amboy player in Atlantic League
A player from Tottenville is reported to have signed with Bitty Pete's in the Atlantic League. Amboy club announces the addition as part of their season plans.
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Cqaeter
Himpoon
Bitty Ptea
E. Perth
Amboy
Mt Peated
Eppesr
Tottenville
Walsh as an Infielder in Connie Mack’s Lineup
Jimmy Walsh emerges as a standout candidate for infield duty with Connie Mack’s Athletics. Though mainly seen as an outfielder, Mack has not ruled out using him as a substitute infielder, with Walsh having played multiple infield games in the American League and performing well.
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Jimmy Walsh
Connie Mack
Mack
Walsh
High School Baseball Drops 12 4 to Belleville
Hoboken High School endured nine miscues in a 12 to 4 loss at Belleville. Brewater pitched seven innings allowing three hits and striking out 13. The setback came in the third of four games this season for the locals.
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Belleville
Brewater
Hoboken High School
Park
St Peter's
Prep
Jersey City
Kearny
Park Oval
New: Jersey
Passaic
The
Lincoln | Grammar 5
Errora
Bellevue Grammar School
Baseball Prospects by Team in 191x Season
Boston and New York face uncertainty with key players gone or aging. Chicago and Brooklyn look for division chances, while Cincinnati and Philadelphia show potential shifts. In the American and Federal leagues, teams wrestle for position as rosters and management shape early expectations.
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Boston
Magee
New York
Marquard
Matty
Iah'gegond
Louis
Iss
Perritt
Wingo
Chicago
Leach
Brooklyn
Braves
Mar
Dalton
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ed Honey
Cincinnati
Reds
Tealer
Carrigan
Washington
Walter Johnson Batés
Teim
White Sox
Rowland
Athletics
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Churchmen Baseball Game Postponed to May 8
The Vincent Church men postponed their planned game to avoid opening day conflicts. The contest featured teams of married versus single players and will be played May 8 when the regular team is away.
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Nutley
Vincent Church
Fitzpatrick Returns to Toronto Second Base
Eddie Fitzpatrick, a respected Toronto second baseman, refused to join Boston after being sold. He cited a $50 monthly salary gap and a longer season, threatening to retire to his farm if not allowed to stay with Toronto. He remains set to resume as Toronto's second baseman.
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Eddie Fitzpatrick
Toronto
Fitz
Boston National
Ee: Club
Ee Asance
Fitzpatrick
Boston
Mack to reshuffle system after Lajoie pitching critique
Philadelphia expects Connie Mack to alter the strategy used by the Cleveland slugger Nap Lajoie. Critics say Lajoie favors a hit and run approach when men are on base, forcing pitchers to adjust. Baseball men doubt whether Lajoie should be allowed to choose his own style, fearing frequent big hits.
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Cobb
Mack
Larry
Lajoie
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Cleveland
Jean
Lajole
Neith
Ronter
Early Baseball Facts From 19th Century Origins
The notes trace 1845 as the first baseball club formation and 1837 as the first organized group. A. J. Reach is noted as the first professional player. A 1864 milestone appears, and John Freeman of Washington reportedly held the single season home run record with twenty five. The 1857 rule split and twenty one aces are mentioned as decisive factors.
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A. J. Reach
John Freeman
Washington
Among Those Present Blinks Exhibits at Home Show
A fragmentary report notes Blinks at a home show, claiming he made all 28s of himself amid a scene that hints at a Philadelphia ledger context in a crowded event.
Lectures at National Housewives League Week May 1
At the National Housewives League Headquarters on 45th Street week ending May 1 features morning lectures daily at 10 30 and afternoon at 2 30. Topics include market prices window boxes and back yards planting sugar spinning demonstrations sponge cake lessons salads wardrobe economics child welfare safeguarding and evolutions of the housewife with speakers from Mourles Fard Edouard Banchard Lydia de Vilbiss and Mrs Henry R Carraway among others. The Junior Housewives League will join Saturday for a sponge cake session.
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National Housewives’ League
45Th Street
Mr. P. Q. Foy Qis
Mourles Fard
Edouard Banchard
McAlpin
Friend In Need
State of New York
Lydia de Vilbiss
Henry R. Carraway
Nationa
Housewives League
Junior Housewives League
Birds and natural history titles cited in Apgar list
The note lists several bird themed works including Birds That Every Child Should Know by Blanchan a Bowls of the Air by Long Birds Ways by Miller Little Brothers of the Air by Miller and History of the Robins by Trim.
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Apgar
Blanchana
Long
Miller
Trim
Men to Lead NJ Suffrage Drive Say Campaign Aims
Champlain L Riley of Plainfield president of the Men's League for Woman Suffrage says many New Jersey men will act in the suffrage campaign. A special worker will cooperate with women’s groups to reach voters as the league grows. county and city committees form to contact residents ahead of September vote. Westfield names L J Turner as campaign manager to mobilize both men and women for the effort.
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Essex County
Labor Union Suffrage League
Newark
Percy Sule
The
Hatters’ Union
Frank A. Fetridge
Essex County Trades Council
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
New Jersey
Champlain L. Riley
Plainfield
Men's League For Woman Suffrage
Siys
Working Women Give to Suffrage Fund Drive
Hundreds of women in New York New Jersey Massachusetts and Pennsylvania set April 24 1888 as a day to donate a full day’s earnings to the suffrage cause. Women able to give their entire day’s wages support their sisters’ enfranchisement across these states.
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New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
The Untold Cost of Silent Kind Words
A reflective appeal laments hearts breaking from unspoken kindness and unsent letters. The piece urges readers to write loving words now to avoid regret and lingering remorse that haunt the living.
Italian Americans in Morristown Honored Citizens
Morris county residents see Italian Americans as strong contributors to civic life. Flagler street in Morristown features well kept homes and paving, with a vibrant musical culture led by a band with many Italian Americans, reflecting progressive, law-abiding community members.
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Morris County
Morristown
Fagler Street
Flagler Street
Nanson
Sunday Call
West Ridgelawn Cemetery owners reelect trustees at 1915 meeting
At the annual meeting of the Tot owners of West Ridgelawn Cemetery held April 19 1915 at 2 PM, present in person or by proxy were Robert E Simon Ralph Cerrets and Henry. They were re elected as trustees. Dated 52 William Street New York City April 20 1915 Adam Frank President Henry Sketchan.
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West’ Ridgelawn Cemetery
Robert
E” Simon
Ralph Cerrets
Henry
William Street
New York
City
Adam Frank
Henry Sketchan
Hilltops Baseball Club Organizes Tonight at Bloomfield
The Hilltops, a new baseball club, will be organized tonight at 191 Bloomfield avenue with Leo Lewis as manager. Any player seeking a berth will receive a try-out. Games will be Sundays at a ground on Margaret avenue near Bloomfield and travel on other weekdays.
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the Hilltops
Bloomfield Avenue
Leo Lewis
Margaret Avenue
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