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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1920
Page
3
Odd fragmentary report shows a final score line 33 in favor but lacks clear teams and events. The text includes stray phrases about batsmen, a set, and foultleas, with no coherent sequence or identifiable names or place.
Read about Abie Marko wites Newark Slam and local boy Paxton batting cleanup, plus chatter on Nutley Elks Belleville Parks teams. Mentions Seeman Donohue and other players, upcoming games at Reunsy Park Oval and Lyceum on Sundays, with call for managers to arrange a three or five club clash.
A large Columbus Hall crowd honors Frank Zana and Gus Desch as they prepare for the Olympics. The boxing show includes Father Quirk arranging Zana and Desch to carry the colors for the United States against the world. John Murphy of the West High Jrups gains attention amid the event. Mike from the Soho of Salaie is highlighted as the cross country runner for Uncle Sam.
In a tight regional contest the Tigers clinched third place as Wes secured crucial votes for a berth. Key supporters included team figures and local organizers, positioning the squad for a stronger regional run.
In a brief rating the score stood 2-1 with Ridge wood and Snee ahead while Caldwell trailed. The fragment notes a late play and a narrow lead, reflecting a tense moment in the game.
Proceedings note acquiring right of way for a sewer project and issuing temporary bonds to fund the work. They reference street center line grade on Race Street and John Street, plus approvals related to a Gamewell fire alarm box in the Municipal Building. Additional items include fireworks sales permits and a police badge request. Simon Blum signs as town clerk.
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