Nutley A C Defeats Speedway A C in Newark Contest
The Nutley A C traveling team under Charlie Young defeated Speedway A C of Motor Dome Oval Newark 18 to 4 last Sunday. Bert Henry led Nutley with three hits. Lang and Lawrence added two each. Natley starred for Speedway with a late rally, but Nutley pulled away in the fifth and eighth innings.
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Motordome Oval
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Gus Lang
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Bert Henry
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Lawrence
Wallace
Woodruff
A.C. Wiil
Meadowboat
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Henry
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Park Oval Game Depends On Irvington Speedway Or Vailsburg Tigers
Park Oval schedules a match between Nutley and a rival team to be decided between the Speedways of Irvington and the Vailsburg Tigers. Manager John Walter confirms one of the two will line up this afternoon. Charley Freeman’s retirement after his mother’s death shifts Nutley’s infield with Rickey Woodruff at second and Tuk Paxton likely at short. Windsor, Newark, and city rivals figure in nearby results as last Saturday’s 10–10 tie with Windsor, A. C. of Newark extended to extra time before fading at darkness.
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Vailsburg Tigers
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Cames Hare
Chet Simpson
Nutley
Yanie
Henry
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Tuk” Paxton
Aeromarine
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Newark
Eddie Plank Aims To Pitch Till Forty Five In Majors
Eddie Plank, famed Gettysburg hero, declares he will remain in the major leagues for five more seasons reaching age forty five. He notes he has never had a sore arm and stresses pitching study, control, and mixing fast balls with curves to outwit batters.
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Seidel versus Seigel Bout in New Polo A A Ends Early
Friday night fight between Freddie Seidel and Eddie Seigel of New York at the New Polo A A was stopped in the sixth round by the referee after Seidel allegedly insulted him. Seidel had been competing well with the New Yorker until the stoppage.
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Eddie Seigel
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Boxing uppercuts and the art of the left in early era fighters
The article reviews notable fighters and their signature uppercut techniques. It highlights Fitzsimmons's distinctive left uppercut aiming for head or body, Gibbons and Wells with right uppercuts producing knockouts, and Jess Willard’s evolution from improvised to shortened powerful uppercuts shaping his rise to champion contention.
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Gibbons
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Big al Palzer
Madison Square Garden
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Palzer
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