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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1919
Page
3
The Lyceum loses 11 to 2 at Bay Ridge Brooklyn as shaky fielding and errors sink the home team. Shrimp Reilly stood out for the locals with misplays and a ragged defense aiding St. Agatha B B C as the Saints pull away in the fifth inning.
The Lyceum squad with six local players prepares for a first game against the Maroons at Dyckman Oval in New York. Hic Woodruff joins tomorrow as Newark meeting points at 11:30 a.m. sharp, with Elm Lawrence, Buck Freeman, And more delivering solid plays and hits in a lineup including Reilly, Moench, Donahue, and Curtis.
A Sport Editor receives a letter from the Tiger A. C. Midgets contesting last week’s lineup. They dispute the Lyceum Juniors and claim last year’s 32 win record proves their strength. They challenge a practice game with the Lyceum Juniors and note a misclassification of Tuxedo Juniors as seniors.
Lyceum Juniors defeat Avondale Stars 6 to 5 in the first game of the 1919 season. Donahue earns the win after a comeback with key hits by Reilly and Benkert. Sitgraves reliefes then Donahue, Machette tires, and Lyceum takes the lead. final score 6-5 with 8 Lyceum errors 2 for Avondale.
Work is expected on the Field Club tennis courts next Saturday and, if completed, they will open for the season. The club has started a tennis membership at 10 dollars a year for players who do not wish to join the club. The board of governors aims to maximize court use.
A brief note from Penraon’s Weekly suggesting Mrs Aree Yer will not care for a colt. The piece mentions Mes Geen Yer should obtain ukeliptas from a chemist and prepare a remedy in boiling water, warning to hold her head over it as an ignored instruction.
A quirky quotation scene features Uncle Ebes noting some folks act up so that the first thing you know anger turns to sympathy for being mean and unpopular. The Daily Thought cites wind and knowledge as metaphors in a humorous reflection.
The Lyceum Athletic Committee forms a third club named the Lyceum All Stars to accommodate overflow Juniors players. Chick Donaldson to lead with roster including O'Brien Mackette Gorman Cowan Hawkins Stroba Wallace Novack Mackey Hannett. Tryouts at Hillside Oval Sunday 10 am. team rivals schedule with Jim Reilly's Juniors. five game series ends season. arrangements via Charles Donaldson Union Ave Nutley.
A checker contest at John Mutch’s home on Centre Street saw Essex County players defeat a Passaic team by 15 to 5 with eight draws. Twenty eight games were played as matches paired players by ability. A county match will be held at Passaic Y M C A rooms on Jefferson Street May 3 at 8 o’clock.
Fr. B Speer of 288 Prospect street lists a garage for 400 dollars. T. A. Troy at the same address offers a storehouse for 300 dollars. M Bakelard at 95 Myrtle avenue has a sarage coat of 45 dollars. Foxtura at 9 Hancox avenue offers a gar age coat for 600 dollars. Andrew Org of 237 East Passaic avenue lists a house for 60 dollars. Charles Brooks at 100 Stager street lists a 40 dollar item. KE J Muteh on Cocyman avenue lists a dwelling coat for 5700 dollars. John Roth at 220 Bloomfield avenue lists a porch for 875 dollars.
A fragment reflects on philosophy and mind lifting as a weight removed. The nearly philosophical voice suggests relief changes perception and mood.
Victory A C organized under Felix Lewandoski defeated Brookdale A C 13 to 4 on Sunday at Brookdale. Key players Ally Baker Bronson Nugent Adam Nugent Edward Nugent Harry Potato Edward Frail Stanley Frail Frank Smith and manager Lewandowski led the charge with Frail pitching and Baker catching. The club plans a Lincoln Juniors clash tomorrow and a Brookdale rematch Sunday at Underhill oval. Ed Frail to work from the mound with Baker catching. Batteries Nugent and Baker. Dewey Tatz scorer. Manager Lewandoski eyeing a series with Lyceum Seniors next week.
A report describes a newly produced oil like substance used for fowl purposes and a tasteless sand material resembling land. The finding centers on a process yielding a hydroge based product with agricultural or experimental applications.
A reflective quote on art of lasting value contrasts greatness with mere skill. Henry J. van Dyke underscores that true masterpieces emerge from deep character, not surface technique.
A storefront thanks customers for past patronage and pledges continued effort. The note promotes spring stock, urging readers to view the new styles and qualities available, promising value and satisfaction regardless of immediate buying.
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