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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1921
Page
5
The Nutley Club defeated Madison in a close Saturday match as Jim Dunleavy powered a five run rally with a homer and double. German started strong through seven, then troubles arose as Dunleavy and Simpson drove in runs and Hayes shone at short for Madison on Sunday.
A Belleville gathering drew Nutley supporters to a weekend rally in the park. Spectators cheered as speakers urged unity and community action amid lingering local tensions.
The Nutley Club began its Medley Tennis Doubles with the first two matches, showcasing early competition and team pairing. Both fixtures highlighted rising doubles teams and set the tempo for the event's pace and rivalry.
The Ligeum defeated Columbus Club in Columbia Oval play on Sunday with three Woodruff and Bree hits and timely two baggers by Gorman and Breslin. Gorman and Woodruff connected for a two timer as Ligeum rallied past Columbus Club with strong ninth inning offense and solid defense. Donahue, Powers, Carragher, and Buchanan contributed in the late rally as Columbus Club’s defense faltered.
The Field Club defeated Passaic Tennis Club on local courts last Saturday afternoon 5 matches to 0. Hammat Norton led in singles by beating Edward McLean, while Woodford also scored a singles win.
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The Sun editor receives heartfelt thanks from Donald Heine manager of B of 1921. He expresses sincere appreciation to readers for support and cooperation and hopes continued goodwill starting immediately.
A garbled clipping reports a conundrum or riddle about Father and notes arranged by Stites and Gowe. The fragment mentions Paris but provides few clear names or events for concrete details.
A brief notice highlights a cemetery event connected to the SOE SS AN VEE organization. Details are limited but indicate a successful gathering or dedication with local attendees.
A last inning victory by the Seminary town team over Madison A C is described with mention of key players and late defensive plays. The account notes pitching, fielding, and a crucial fifth inning as the Madison side mounts a rally but the Seminary side holds on for the win.
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