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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1915
Page
6
History notes English surnames formed from trade and nature terms after Norman conquest. It cites the name Hatte as the earliest English surname and describes how over time hereditary names spread beyond occupations and common nouns.
Mrs Laytebyrd confronts her spouse about a late night event. Laytebyrd, unsteady, recalls a previous occasion described as a grand one but can’t recall the details. The exchange reveals tension and possible alcohol or memory issues.
A Baltimore American note reports a dangerous scene at the jail where prisoners have broken out amid a measles outbreak. The fragment mentions a youth and a somber mood as officials assess the scene.
The Nutley Club posted two wins and a tie in three games at Park Auditorium last Saturday. The first team crushed Paterson Crystal Five 57 to 15 led by Curley Woodriff with 28 points and Dick Ellis with 10. The second team battled Paterson’s Tip Toys to a 22-22 tie after extra periods, as Currans ONeill and Paterson forwards pressured Nutley, while Muton Ayres led Nutley scorers with four baskets. The Notley squad overall displayed strong defense and teamwork, securing a decisive victory while playing hard in a crowded schedule.
The school adds Charlie Raps a noted quarter and half miler as it opens indoor competition. Wall Win-Masten targets mile sub 4.50 and 80 for New York meets. Brewster Dolan McGinnity and Masten form the relay quartet with Dolan Dolan and others competing in sprints and throws at Stuyvesant NYC and Twenty-second Regiment Armory events.
Nutley lost 23-14 to Harrison after missing Booth and Ciardi. North Plainfield beat Nutley 27-25 on Saturday with Townley scoring 23 for Plainfield and Dawe adding key points.
In 1909 Nick Maddox pitched through a cold drizzly Detroit game to help the Pirates capture the title, severely straining his arm. Fred Clarke recalled Maddox’s selfless gamble, saying he ruined his arm to aid Adams in winning the world series. The pitcher never fully recovered, yet remains a martyr in Pirates lore.
Branch Rickey, Boston or St Louis Browns manager, eyed Frank Snyder from Flint Michigan State league as a catcher and later outfielder. He offered $2500 then $3000 but Flint refused. Snyder hit over .300 for much of the season and led the National League in several games, drawing attention from major teams.
Park Wolves defeated Yantacaw 24 to 3 in a Saturday morning game at Yantacaw field. The win showcased Park Wolves' offense and defense as the scoring trio and standout plays set the tone early.
Dr. AL Knopf of New York argues for a universal habit of drinking water and for public baths, swimming pools, and school pools to reduce tuberculosis. He claims water before meals boosts digestion and that municipal baths save lives by improving health and discipline, and teaches swimming for life protection. The piece also notes a Cleveland Leader remark on hard luck and recalls pre soap laundry methods.
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