Juniors Split Weekend With West Ends In Two Games
The Lyceum Juniors split the two completed games of a three game series with Newark’s West Ends. Saturday at Vantican Park saw Lyceum win easily as Jim Kane shut out the visitors while the Lyceum offense struck early. A third game was set for 3 30 at Vanticaw Park with Kane likely on the mound and Curtis behind the plate. Sunday at Hillside Oval Lyceum faced Melbius of Kearny in the morning and Llewellyns of Bloomfield in the afternoon’s 3 30 matchup seeking revenge after a 7 0 loss.
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Nutley Lyceum players settle in to service and strong weekend baseball
Gorman led with seven hits and eight runs while Breslin boasted eighteen chances at Keystone. Dunleavy handled twenty seven chances without error. Ciardi and Curtis contributed solid hitting and fielding as Jimmy Kane joins the Devils. The Lyceum mourns yet celebrates members joining the naval reserve and notes Paxton and Lawrence also serving.
Newark Juniors Fall Short in Slugfest with West Ends
In Newark on Sunday afternoon the West Ends beat the Srs Juniors 14 to 7 after a back and forth contest. Gorman Ciardi Breslin Dunleavy led Newark hitters with four, three, two, and two hits respectively while Kane Stanton Small combined for strikeouts and walks in a high scoring affair. Manager Jim Reilly promotes a three game series with the Rosebuds of Newark for Northern Jersey Junior Championship weekend.
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Scouts At Station Veer To Gossip And Gas Weight
Two scouts at the station discuss make worthy items and the presence of gas weight. Witnesses describe the scene as casual chatter with hints of preparation and gear.
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Franklin A C Beats Belleville Arrows In Ten Inning Classic
The Franklin A C defeated Belleville Arrows 3 to 2 in ten innings to even the series. Rose will pitch in the rematch at Park Machette in a couple of weeks. Machette limited Belleville to one hit over ten innings as Franklin collected ten hits. Kirk doubled and scored, Stroba drove in a run with a two bagger, and an early run came on Woodruff’s double after an error.
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Franklin A. C. vs South Side A. C. at Park Oval
Belleville Arrows manager Link fields a strong Franklin A. C. lineup to face Newark’s South Side A. C. in Newark’s Newark semi pro league game at Park Oval. Gorman or Machette to pitch for the Franklins while Dave Heller starts for the South Sides. New signings Dittman and Mahler will appear in today’s lineup.
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Witty village exchange on vaccination during wartime
In a village hotel the talk turns to war when a guest asks about the meaning of a “meat warlike pation.” The doctor answers vaccination, noting it is nearly always in arms.
The Only Time
A quip attributed to Colonel Beanfuck notes that many people rarely stay home except on election day when they overdo it. The line appears in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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Store That Is Different Outperforms Others
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Enrolled Citizens to Report at Commission Chamber
All male citizens aged twenty one residing in the state as of June 5 1918 and on or before August 24 1918 must enroll at the Commission Chamber Town Hall Chestnut Street on Saturday August 25 1918 between 7 am and 9 pm according to law and the President s proclamation Nutley New Jersey August 15 1918.
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