Local baseball clash ends in late rally against Rambler Ramblers
Nutley Lab., Rutherford Independents split nerves with a 5 4 rally in the seventh. Simpson worked much of the game for Nutley while Lerhoff pitched for the Rambers. Early Ramblers lead tied by Nutley in the fourth as Woodruff and How Woodruff delivered key hits. Final line shows Nutley 8 Rambers 4 in a tense Newark-area matchup with several costly errors avoided by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford
Simpson
Nutley
Rambler
A. C
Newark
Ramblers
Simipson
Cace
Lerhoff
Newark High School
Willie Zitzman
Parkinson
Townsend
Gorman
Woodruff
Pinch Hitter Raymond Caldwell Sets Modern Record
Raymond B. Caldwell of the Yankees established a modern mark by hitting three home runs in four at bats. He also hit a homer in two consecutive pinch hitting roles while not acting as a substitute. The lanky pitcher and outfielder is praised as a strong hitter and promising year ahead. Earlier sluggers did four homers in five at bats, but Caldwell’s feat stands as a notable modern achievement.
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Raymond B. Caldwell
Yankee
Wallops
Caldwell
Dan Brouthers
Jimmy Lowe
Ed Delehanty
York
Yankees
Phillies
Bill Donovan
Moran
Noted athletes among war victims listed from many nations
A list of prominent athletes reported killed or captured in the war includes Anthony Wilding of Australia, Dr Otto Nirnheim of Germany, French tennis stars Cheill, Bousquet, Decurgis and De Jennis, British golfers Lord Annesley and others, nurse Miss Fraser, and Olympian Lt Hagowell. Also named are Andersona of Oxford, Kenneth Powell, James Dury, J Bolling, R Rau, Hans Braun, McCraggen and Fletcher, with captains E Noel Edwards and Otto Froitzheim among prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
England
France
Germany
Austrian
Russia
Belgium
Australia
Scotland
Ireland
Canada
Anthony F. Wilding
Otto Nirnheim
German Lawn Tennis Association
Chelll
Bousquet
Decurgis
de Jennis
Lord Annesley
W.—.A.henderson
Julian Martin-Smith
Neail Fraser
Andersona
Oxford University
Kenneth _ Powell
James Dury
J. Bolling
R. Rau
Hans Braun
McCraggen
Fletcher
Cambridge University
Kenneth“ ‘Powel
E. Noel Edwards
Otto Froitzheim
Oscar Krenzer
Bench Chatter Highlights Local Baseball and Rivalry
Ray Blum starred for the Lafayettes of Paterson with two singles in a 5 3 morning win over Bloomfield and Joe Horrocks powered three hits including a triple in the afternoon victory. Willie Zitzman led the Speedways in a 14 inning 76 win over Chester Athletics with a double and two singles. Sewanee Fraternity crushed the Minutemen 23 4 at the Van Tascan Oval with Kane and Sergeant scoring for Sewanees and Holt Prime Reynolds and Van Winkle tallying for the losers.
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Ray Blum
Lafayettes
Paterson
Bloomfield
Ray
Joe Horrocks
Garman
Willie Zitzman
Speedways
Chester Athletics
Irvington
Sewanee
Minutemen
Vantacan Oval
Kane
Sargeant
Sewanees
Holt
Prime
Reynolds
van Winkle
Arrows to Play Two Games in Newark Tomorrow
Arrows B B C lost two games last weekend. They were drafted by the Windsors of Irvington in a morning camp, then met Tak Paxton in an afternoon slogging battle at the Newark South Side Oval. Tomorrow they face the Astonias in Newark morning and the Speedways in Irvington afternoon.
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Arrow B. B. C
Windsors
Irvington
Gailing
Newark
Speedways
Busy Days for Seidel Set With Two Fights Ahead
Freddie Seidel facing two upcoming ten round bouts. Manager Leo Lewis set a July 30 bout with Jimmie Taylor East Side Champion at New Polo A C on 129th Street and Park Avenue New York. Willie Kane bout agreed but date and venue pending likely last week July or early August with 116 pound limit ring side.
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Freddie
Seidel
Leo Lewis
Jimmie Taylor
East Side
Tor Freddie
New Polo A
Becker's Batting Streak Shines This Season
Beals Becker delivers an extraordinary batting run this year as he hits with power comparable to the league's best.
Pratt Dangerous Hitter in American League Spotlight
Derrill Pratt of the Browns is hailed by critics as a dangerous hitter and clutch performer in the American League. His reputation centers on late inning impact and power at the plate, drawing praise from scouts and managers alike.
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Pratt
Derrill Pratt
Browns
Moran reshapes Phillies and urges smart play
Moran rebuilt the Phillies with Bancroft Niehoff and Wieser, dropping Magee and stressing speed, base running, and continual learning. He praised the smarter players who study the game and keep improving, noting the shift from natural ability to mental development in modern baseball.
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Dooing
Chicago Cubs
Moran
Bancroft
Short
Niehoff
Wieser
Sherwood Magee
Magee
Zimmerman Objects to Playing Second Base
Heine Zimmerman of the Chicago Cubs reportedly objects to playing second base, finding it hard for his remarks to carry to the umpire behind the plate. Snodgrass swipes and many say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Tis
Heine Zimmerman
Chicago Cubs
Church Services and Schedules Across Denominations
Church notices list 11 a.m. worship with sermon on Judging and junior congregation talks, Epworth League at 7 p.m., and midweek prayers. Miss Marie DeCamp soloist on July 25. Holy Communion at 8 a.m.. St Clare’s Catholic Mass 9:30 a.m. at Delawanna. Christian Science Society 11 a.m. at Woman’s Club. German Lutheran Immanuel next Sun. Church of the Holy Family Masses at 8:30 p.m. and 10:30 a.m. with additional Sunday School and chorus.
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Hugh Eagleson
Epworth League
C. J. Hoyt, Jr
Herbert Cooper
Ephesians IV
Marie DeCamp
Verona
Christian Science Society
Woman’s Club
Chestnut Street
Church of the Holy Family
Harrison ‘Street
Alfonzo de Santola
Mass Times at St Marys R C Church
Masses are held at 7 and 8 o clock at St Marys R C Church with Rev William Li Cunningham as rector.
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St. Mary’s R. C. Church
William Li Cunningham
Women voters and Washington’s suffrage debate spark protest
Massachusetts Judge Snell’s claim that Washington women are poor voters triggers protests in Seattle and Tacoma. Senator George Piper defends women’s voting strength, cites wage and labor reforms, and praises suffrage for empowering homes. The Tacoma Woman’s Club counters Snell with a facts‑based view.
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William H.snell
Massachusetts
Washington
Orge A. Piper
Seattle
New York
Snell
S4per
Evquor
Brewer
Divebert
Supreme Court
Woman's Club of
Tacoma
Ikewise
Masonic and fraternal lodge listings and Egyptian embalming note
Nutley area lodges meet at various halls on set weekdays including B P O Ellis Nutley Lodge 1290 and Nutley Lodge F A M 167 along with Daughters of Liberty Stars and Stripes Council and Knights of Pythias Crystal Lodge. An Egyptian embalming note discusses ancient methods and costs from Eratosthenes to Diodorus with figures around 82 000 and 600.
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B. P. O. Ellis
Nutley Lodge
Masonic Hall
Daughters of Liberty
Stars ‘“and Stripes Council
Knights of Honor
Progress Lodge
New and Elm Streets
Knights of Pythias
Crystal Lodge
Masons
Royal Arcanum
Kempton Council
Loggia Battista Falcone
Sons of Italy
Ferrara
Domenic Ciccone
Egypt
Erodotus
Diodorus
New York American
Military Rats and Firelight Tricks in History
The article cites an old military dictionary noting use of rats in warfare with lighted matches tied to their tails to ignite powder magazines. It references Marshal Vauban’s rules to counter such tricks and recalls Samson’s use of foxes in a similar ploy, as discussed in the Loudon Standard.
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Vauban
Samson
Pepys and the Garter Knight at Wirehall
In June 1688 Samuel Pepys records visiting Wirehall to see the knights of the garter with the King and Duke of York. He notes the Duke of York praising the elector of Saxony as a good drinker, overheard during the privy chamber vote.
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London Chronicle
Talking Too Low Insight From Louise C Hale
Louise C. Hale argues in Century that Americans either talk too loudly or too softly in public. She contrasts American behavior with a European family's casual, open speech without seeming loud or disruptive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise C. Hale
Century
A Contradiction About Politeness
A witty exchange between an imagined philosopher and Mr Growcber in the Washington Star recalls politeness costs. The comedian notes an anecdote where stopping to tell the time ends with a man grabbing his watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Growcber
Washington Star
Belleville Boy Enters U S Naval Academy at Annapolis
Harry Rockey son of Rev C H Rocker of Belleville Greylick section passed exams and won appointment to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, received in Oklahoma. Supreme Court Justice Lamm Missouri in Rollison vs Wabash: negligence cannot be predicated on two seconds of time.
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Harry Rockey
Rev
C.H. Rocker
Grey!ck
Belleville
United States Naval’ Academy
Annapolis
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Lamm
Missouri
Rollison
Wabash Railroad Company
Samuel Butter
New York Sun
State En Deavorers to Hold October Meeting in City
The twenty-ninth annual State convention of the Christian Endeavorers will be held October 6 to 8 at the Third Presbyterian Church in this city. Chicago delegates will share exhibits from the Missionary Education Movement and the United Society, with expert explanations and demonstrations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
New Jersey Christian
C. E
Chicago
Third Presbyterian Church
Missionary Education Movement
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Reputed Soprano Patti Quoted On Madrid Visit
During a Madrid visit, Adelina Patti and her husband Signor Nicoini faced an opera director's inquiry about fees for a one night appearance. Patti replied that both with and without her husband would cost ten thousand francs.
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Adelina Patti
Madrid
Signor Nicoini
Patti
Erie Railroad Timetable Daily to New York and Paterson
Erie timetable shows daily trains to New York and to Paterson with listed departure times from early morning to late evening and Sunday variations. Notes indicate two minute adjustments for West Nutley and Avondale.
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New York
West Nutley
Avondale
Paterson
A.m
A m
Tooth with Sense After Dental Oddities
A St Louis Past Dispatch piece recounts a humorous dental visit where the patient notes a wisdom tooth is fine while the dentist describes multiple cavities and planned crowns. The patient quips that at least one tooth has sense to stay out of trouble.
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St. Louis
His Specialty Awarded For Cheerfulness During Recreation Hour
A New York man nicknamed P. C. recalls a weak early school record yet earned a single prize. He grew up in Louisville attending a small school run by a kindly lady who could not bear to see a child disappointed. On commencement day his name was read for a special medal, awarded for cheerfulness during recreation hour.
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New York
P. C
Louisville
New York Post
Trolleys and Tube Schedules for New Jersey commuters
From Jersey City this week the timetable lists varied trolley headways from five to twenty minutes, with service late at night. Travel times include thirty five minutes to the McAdoo tubes in Newark and seventeen minutes to the Erie Main line in Passaic. The last Newark Broad car leaves Broad and Market at 1.55, and Nutley to Newark last car departs at 3.00.
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McAdoo -Tubes
Newark
Erie Main Line
Passaic
Broad and
Market
Mulberry and Market
Nutley
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Othe
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Jewes
R. H. E. Natley
Mayer
Freeman
Arrows
American Press Association
Pred Luderus
Piest
Pittsburgh Feds
Ed Konetchy
Big ED Konetchy
Pittsburgh
FED ‘Star Piest
Greenwood Lake, N. Y
Grand View
Grand Mountain
Celia A. Clark
Hampton Place
N. J
Nutley Auto Service
Bloomfiel
Charles A. Keyler
Bloomfield Avenue
Bloomfield, N. J
Ballantine's
America
Globe
Ballantine’s Breweries
Newark, N. J
W. O. Davis
Passaic Avenue
Buck Mountain Coal
Jeddo
John Hawkins
East Nutley
New Jersey
Chas. Greeme& Son
Washington Place
Erie
R. R
Main Avenue
Erie Main Depot
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Douglas Matthews
Reformed Church
St. Clare's Church
Delawanna
St.Clare’s
Allwood Road
Franklin Avenue
Immanuels German Lutheran
St. Paul’s Congregational Church
George Brodthage
Richfield
St. Mary's R. C. Church
Nutley Council
Naval Academy
C.E- Union
Erie Railroad
A. L. Huntley
High Street
W. Nutley
Ford Cars
S. S. Davis
Italy
Via Salaria
Sabine
Ostia
Terodotus
Saba
Lofiden
Nigat Ditig Hall
Alfred Yost
Meyerholz & Dressig
Centre St
Union Avenue
Hillier ,& CO
Market St
Jersey City
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Powershon
S. E. Blair
Centre Street
W.& J. Sloane
Japan
Wade
Fifth Avenue
Albert C. Floreon
Pierson, Ul
Afer
Baring Imperial Granum
Mother
Toby
Ad. Searle & Sons
Desk
lWrater Street
New
Imperia
Nutley Coal & Supply CO
Charles * E. Johns
High Grade
Pittston,Lehigh and Spencer Coal
White Seashore
West Nutley Station
Franklin
Building and Loan
Town Hall
T. S. Brown
H. A. CoysoLty
Ersest V. Cockerain
William H. Parry
W. Henderson
Painti
Race Street
John Street
Postal
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