Woodruff Edged by Fleck in NYU Mile Race
Victor Woodruff was edged by Fleck of Morris High School in the mile at NYU games last Saturday afternoon. Wind was strong and the track poor, Fleck clocked 4 4 3 5. Alexander Brewster injured his knee in a training fall and could not compete. The next high school meet is May 6 at Hackensack.
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Victor Deuff
Fleck
Morris High School
New York University
Alexader Brewster
Hackeneack
Park Oval Busy Once More In Baseball Opener
Park Oval hosted a High School baseball game against Barrs on Thursday. Nutley’s McGinnity pitched as Harrison drove in two early runs and a late rally fell short. McVeigh made solid plays at short while Harrison added two late runs.
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Blake McVeigh
Blankarnin
High School Team Defeated by Nutley Club in Park Oval Practice
This afternoon the high school team played St Paul Prep of Jersey City at Park Oval but a snow storm earlier canceled a planned game. Nutley Club members joined practice and then beat the high school squad decisively with players like Mutch and McVeigh contributing on the mound and in the field.
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Jersey City
Park Oval
Park Diamond
Nutley Club
John Waltera
Armstrong
Mutch
Marhall
McVeigh
Sewanee Wins 16-7 Postseason Game at Newark
Sewanee basketball team defeats the YMCA employed boys 16 to 7 in a Thursday post season game at Newark. Sharp defense and quick transitions helped Sewanee build a decisive lead and secure the victory.
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Sewanee
Newark
Hap Hogan Pranks At San Antonio Hotel Mixup
Danny Long recalls Hap Hogan responding with wit to a bogus telegram sent during a minor league convention trip. Cal Ewing and other coast magnates staged the prank by delivering a fake hotel message to Hogan who, upon reading, crumpled it and slipped a note back to the desk clerk.
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Danny Long
San Francisco
Happy Hogan
Vernon
San Antonio
Long
Cal Ewing
Hap
Diouk
Sunset Limited
Cate Eyes Show Cats Blue Eye Lighting Differences
The article notes that permanently blue eyes in white cats shine bright red in the dark, unlike ephemeral kitten blue or any other eye color. The phenomenon highlights a distinct glow in certain cats and emphasizes the contrast with nonblue eyes.
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Cate
Baseball peace saved the sport and its players
The peace treaty ending the last year’s baseball war is hailed as salvation for professional baseball. Braves owner Billy... Gaffney credits President Turner and others for peace, arguing further strife would have ruined the season and the sport.
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Thair
Baseball
Sion
Ea Soe de Tle
Lebrags
Tu Rian
Tener
Jjigy Gaffney
Abe Braves
National League
Gaffney
Money in Stock Becomes Myth in Calf Tale
A Chicago packer quips that the public think the beet packers smoke money as easily as a country boy witnesses a calf killing. A passerby questions the notion while the tale recalls a driver who handed five dollars after a wall crash. The calf involved wasn’t owned by the man speaking.
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Chicago
St.Louis Globe-Democrat
Judge Reports Apology Citing Son’s Father Figure
In a terse remark the judge notes the boy's haughtiness is excused by his mother who apologizes by saying the boy is just like his father. The exchange highlights family dynamics affecting courtroom perception.
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Utley
Eadder
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New York
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Tribune, &c
Staweek
Belmont Cycle Co
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Gratiano
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Burroughs
Boston Transcript
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Washington Star
Louisville Courier-Journal
Baltimore
Emerson
Cholly
Holt’is
Passaic Avenue
Centre Street
Nutley
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Broad and William Streets
Maxwell
F.C.B
Detroit
Buick
T. & H. Nichols
Terrace Avenue
Ford Parts
Ss. S. Davis
Chestnut Street
Nutley, N. J
Haverford Cycle Co
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Smith
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Rockies
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
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Prioun E Battler
Bat
Svith Ed Suitthr
Nelson
Eice—Little
Bal
Bay
Watt
Hanlon
Canole
Oraole
Martin
Leach Cross
Neilson
Dane
Setis
Woodruff Nosed
Hap Hogan
Vernon Mar
Ager
American Press Association
Jim Gaffney
Boston Nationals
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Gilore
Ban Johnson
American League
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Ed Barrow
Giants
Yanks
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St. Louis
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Corbett
Terry
McGovern
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Sisler
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Sixler
Ricker
Sister
Stister
Summer Ave
Cor
Park Ave
Chedule
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Natley Lodge
Masonic Hall
Daughters’ of Liberty, Stars, and Stripes Council
Natley Council
Knights of Honor
Progress Lodge
New and Elm Streets
Crystal Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Masons
Nutley Lodge
A.M
Royal
Arcanum
Kempton
Loggia
Battista Falcone
Sons of Italy
Ferrara
Domenic Ciccone
ALLAN _B.STIRRATT
Market Street
Ewark
Brery
Ballantine Breweries
Tine's Breweries
Newarl
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