Nutley High Sextet Narrowly Trails Englewood in Contested League Clash
Edne Witbeck sparked a thrilling one hand shot as Nutley High and Englewood battled to a 6-6 halftime standoff. Hortense Staats and Helen Pratt starred for Nutley while Alice Higinbotham and others shone for the visitors. Nutley’s second team fell 44 to 48 to Englewood seconds, but Nutley’s varsity beat Westfield 42 to 16 next. routs and upcoming games at Glen Ridge and Rutherford framed a tight league slate.
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Arrows Fall To Franklin Five In Rough Belleville Showdown
Frankites overwhelm Arrows 49 11 in Park auditorium clash after a 32 22 Belleville win New Year’s Day. Marshell suffers fractured collarbone. Van Riner nets four baskets and Reed and Woodruff provide key scoring for visitors. Second unit wins 21 15 as Stager and Avery shine for Belleville.
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Montclair Gun Club to Meet Local Opponent Today
Montclair marksmen will face a team from the local Gun Club this afternoon on the Washington avenue range. Last Saturday Stephen H. Dorr Sr. and Louis S. Rothwell tied for the take home trophy with perfect scores of 26.0, while the president's cup produced another tie between Dorr and Thurston. The shootoffs went to Thurston 22 to 20 in the final round.
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Boxing Bout Sends Kane to Philadelphia for Eight Round Draw
Willie Kane, Newark bantamweight, fought Young McGovern at the Fairmount A C in Philadelphia. Officials credited a draw while Kane showed a strong third round push and nearly finished his opponent before the bell. The final three rounds favored Kane as the bout ended in a wide-margin win for him in score terms.
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Gossip of the Winter League Shapes Spring Baseball Plans
Wilbert Robinson will take his rookies and regulars to Dastonas Florida next spring to shape up for the Dodgers. The White Sox start training February 12 to prepare for Panama-Pacific exhibition games. Umpires for the Federal league will include Harry Howell Jeff Frobinston and Louis Fife. George Stallings may invite Braves to his southern camp and Jack Coombs may get a Braves trial.
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Coffey and Morris Flynn Fight Boost Coffey’s Heavyweight Rise
The Dublin Giant Sims Coffey disputed his status after beating Gunboat Smith on points in New York. He entered the ring with little boxing experience, guided by a policeman who served as his first instructor. Coffey’s victory drew him into the national spotlight as a rising heavyweight contender.
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Baseballs New Scoring Idea Moves From Batting to Base Hits
A sports discussion proposes counting batted bases instead of batting averages to reward players for advancing runners. Pirates star Hans Wagner likely to shift to first base next season while Coffey details his boxing start in Boston and New York.
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The Gila Monster Description in Early Lore
The Gila monster is a large clumsy lizard of one to two feet with a venom gland in the lower jaw. It is generally lazy but can strike with a painful bite when aroused. Its saliva carries venom and the animal uses a pulling bite. Five toed limbs aid its climbing. In the wild it eats young rabbits and bird eggs. when captured it eats eggs or chopped meat.
Rome's Decline Amid Grim Gourmet Experiments
A lurid note on Rome’s fall citing cruel kitchen lore as slaves were allegedly used in gel pits to flavor eels served to diners. The fragment hints at societal decay and sensational, graphic rumor rather than verifiable history.
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Servia's Area Described as Agricultural Country
Servia covers 16,754 square miles in a compact region measuring about 140 miles east to west and 110 miles north to south. The country is primarily agricultural with roughly 60 percent of its total area devoted to cultivation.
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