Nutley AAL wins trio of weekend games on strong pitching
Nutley AAL swept three weekend games led by pitching from Nolan Gorman and Horracks. Saturday at Park Oval they defeated Watsessing B C 6 2 in a nine inning duel won by Nutley’s timely hitting and bold baserunning. Freeman Estes Lang drove in runs while Samuelson battled Nolan in a pitchers duel, with Nutley breaking the game open late and holding on for the victory.
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Nutley Aal
Nolan
Gorman
Horracks
Watsessing B. B. C
Nutley
Billy Estes
Colonial League
Garden
Watecasing
Fay
Koehler
Evans
Freeman
Samuelson
Estes
Gus Lang
Ray Blum
Managers Young's Team Rout All-Paterson A A 18 to 3
Sunday afternoon Paterson trip ended in a one sided 18 to 3 defeat for the All-Paterson A A. Horrocks held the mound while Sut wix yielded a scattered hit. Alvah Brown led at bat and Nolan's first base defense stood out as Timmy Kane and Son Woodruff impressed in the outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Paterson
Paterson A. A
Horrocks
Sut Wix
Alvah Brown
Nolan
Timmy
Kane
Woodruff
Lafayettes End Newark Team Rally 7-6 Upset at Park Oval
A large crowd watched a fast Park Oval game where the Lafayettes of Newark led late before Willie Ziteman sparked a ninth inning rally that handed the locals a 7-6 defeat. The Newark semi pro squad had been favored to win as they chased a victory over Young's proteges.
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Park Oval
Lafayettes
Newark
Tatter
Tearh
Young
Willie Ziteman
Park School tops first Suburban Inter Grammar meet at Park Ovil
Bernard McGinnity led Park School to 85 points, the largest scorer, in a close track meet at Park Ovil. F Dewar of Park won the 100 yard dash and 120 yard hurdles, with McGinnity winning the high jump and broad jump. Junior events saw Park and Nutley competitors pace the races and field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard McGinnity
Park School
Park Ovil
F. Dewar
Park
Bloomfield
A. Foscato
Kearny
J . Buckley
Nutley
Connell
E Furlong
B. McGinnity
A. Thomas
C. Christopher
F. Judge
W. Dacey
Natley
F. Halliday
A. Beil
F. Tice
Dillon Tops Field Club Courts in May Tournament Finals
Edward Dillon led two winning teams at the Field Club tournament finals on Monday. With Rev. Douglas Matthews he won the men's doubles 6-1 5-7 6-2. In mixed doubles Dillon and Virginia Dorr beat Mrs. Carleton and Norton 5-7 6-3 6-2. Hortense Staats took the ladies singles 4-6 over Dorr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dillon
Douglas Matthews
Hammat Norton
Herbert Orr
Dillon
Miss Virginia
Dorr
Guy Carleton
Matthews
Norton
Orr
Ies
Miss Staats
Miss Dorr
Mr. Dillon
Mra. Carleton
Mr. Norton
Paterson Lafayettes Triumph Over Commonwealth F C
Wat Gorman for Lafayettes of Paterson led a 7 to 5 victory over Commonwealth F C of South Orange at South Orange last Saturday afternoon. Gorman scored two runs, drove in two hits, and struck out nine. Chet Simpson pitched for Bloomfield against Madison A A with a 12 to 5 score.
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Wat Gorman
Lafayettes
Paterson
Commonwealth F. C
South Orange
Chet Simpson
Bloomfield Club
Madison A. A
Lattera
Win on Diamond and Court but Lose in Athletic Meet
The Nutley area reports a busy sports day with a 15 to 7 baseball win over West Orange High as Bert Townsend homered and Woodruff added four singles. Tennis at Powershow courts saw Rutherford fall 2-6 0-6 in doubles Shaw Woodford and singles Woodford Blankarn Shaw. Rutgers track meet in New Brunswick saw Brewster Dolan fail to reach finals while Woodruff and Allen from Newark dominated the mile race.
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West Orange
Bert Townsend
Woodruff
Jimmy Kane
Brewster
New Jersey
Rutherford
Shaw
Woodford
Blankarn
Nutley
Dolan
Rutgers
New Brunswick
Woodruff and
Allen
Central High School
Newark
Notable New York Americans double play combo analyzed
The text discusses possible double play sequences among New York Americans players Pins Schwert Cy Pieh and Walter Pipp. It notes Peckinpaugh as Peck in scores and compares to the old Philadelphia trio Dolan Doolan and Doom, hinting at a developing infield coordination.
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Pins Schwert
Cy Pieh
Walter Pipp
New York Americans
Piech
Pipp
Peck
Pieh
Professor Peckinpaugth
Philly
Dolan
Doolan
Eight Baseball Clubs to Travel 83593 Miles in 1915 Schedule
National league plans for 1915 requires eight clubs to cover 83593 miles. Western teams will travel more than eastern clubs with Pittsburgh at 12595 miles and the Giants at 8825 miles. For 200 personnel the mileage totals about 959825 miles and at 2 cents a mile the rail costs between April 14 and Oct 7 run to 41796.50 plus meals and berths.
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Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Umpire Charley Rigler Recalls Roosevelt Entrance
Rigler recounts his first National League assignment an Army versus Navy game. He describes stepping onto the field to overwhelming cheers that turned out to honor Theodore Roosevelt who entered the field just as he emerged from the dressing room.
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Charley Rigler
National League
Army
Navy
Teddy’ Roosevelt
New Jersey Author Probes Voter Talk on Woman Suffrage
Lynch Williams of Princeton, vice president of the New Jersey Men’s League for Woman Suffrage, asks voters how they will explain their 1915 suffrage vote to daughters. He notes suffrage’s rapid global rise, cites editorial support and editorial humor shift toward favorable views.
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New Jersey
Lynch Williams
Princeton
New Jersey Men's League For Woman Suffrage
Lincoln
Puck
Judge
Riley Gailing wedding at St Marys Rectory East Notley
Wilhelmina Galling and Edward James Riley were married at St Marys Rectory East Notley on May 18 1915 in a ceremony conducted by Rev W L. The couple listed Franklin Avenue Notley and Park Avenue respectively as their addresses.
Vincent Methodist Church Activities and Schedule
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church announces Sunday services at 9 45 am with Sunday School and Bible Study led by Joseph D Little and a music rehearsal led by Mr Little and Miss Hazel Owen. Evening service at 7 45 pm with the Armageddon discussion. Weekday activities include Young Ladies Hospital Corps Tuesday and Junior League Wednesday with prayer meeting Thursday and Battery drill Friday. Grace Episcopal Church also lists services and activities under Rector Rev Douglas Matthews.
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James Orr
P. A. Prior
William J.kinsley
Mr. Little
Hazel Owen
Epworth League
Ida Cone
Lala Crocker
Cora Ferris
Young Ladies’ Hospital Corps
Percy ‘Lavendar
W. QO. Lincoln
C. J. Hoyt
Kingdom of Heaven
Ladies’ Aid
Flrst Battery
Religious service schedule includes multiple churches in town
The Christian Science Society hosts services tomorrow at 11 at the Woman's Club on Chestnut street with a Sunday School at 10. A testimonial meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 15 at the same club. Immanuel German Lutheran has next Sunday services at 3 pm with Sunday School at 2 pm led by Rev. George Brodthage. St Marys R C Church offers masses at 7 8 9 and 10 30 with Rev. William L Cunningham. St Claires Church at Allwood Road and Franklin Ave in Delawanna holds Sunday Mass at 9 30 and Sunday School at 10 30 with Rev. Father Lawrence. Church of the Holy Family in Harrison Street tomorrows morning services include Masses at 8 30 and 10 30 with Sunday School and chorus at 2 30 led by Rev. Alfonzo de Santola.
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Christian Science Society
Woman’s Club
Chestnut Street
St. Paul’s
George Brodthage
Richfield
St. Mary’s R. C
St Mary’s R. C
William L. Cunningham
St. Clare’s Church
Delawanna
St. Clare’s
Allwood Road
Franklin Avenue
Delawanne
Father Lawrence, Co. F. M
Church of the Holy Family
Harrison Street
Alfonzo de Santola
Reformed Church Sunday Schedule Listed
The text notes a 9.45 morning Sunday School, regular morning service, Linelock Young People's Society at 7 p.m., and an evening service at 7.45.
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Linelock
Young People’ ‘S Society
Nutley Fraternal Groups Meet at Masonic Hall
Local fraternal organizations list meeting times at the Masonic Hall and Ferrara’s Hall. B P O Ellis Nutley Lodge meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays. Daughters of Liberty Stars and Stripes Council meet 1st and 3rd Thursdays. Junior Order O U A M Nutley Council 286 meets 1st 3rd and 5th Fridays. Knights of Honor Progress Lodge meets 2nd and 4th Mondays. Nutley Lodge F and A M 167 meets 1st 3rd and 5th Mondays. Royal Arcanum Kempton Council 1545 meets 2nd and 4th Mondays. Loggia Battista Falcone 63 Sons of Italy meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays. Domenic Ciccone is secretary.
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B. P. O. Ellis
Nutley Lodge
Masonic Hall
Daughters of Liberty
Stars and Stripes Council
Nutley Council
Knights of ‘Honor
Progress Lodge
Knights of Rosort
Masons
Royal Arcanum
Kempton Council
Loggia
Battista Falcone
Sons of
Iitaly
Ferrara
Domenic Ciccone
Open Air Production of The Piper for Grace Church Fund
The open air production The Piper will be staged on the grounds of James F.R. Hay on Friday June 18 to benefit Grace Church Building Fund. Mrs E M Harter directs the production with Miss Helen Keyes arranging the dancing and a church choir quartet providing music. EL S Crawford and others assist in staging and programs are by Arthur Elder.
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Grace Church Building Fund
James FR. Hay
E. M. Harter
Helen Keyes
EL. S. Crawford
Arthur Elder
Sheriff Sale in Chancery Nutley New Jersey 1915
Public sale of mortgaged premises in Nutley Essex County New Jersey under writ of fieri facias. Sale set for Tuesday June 15 at 2 PM at the Newark Court House. Property described by metes and bounds from Enclosure and Passaic Avenue. Sheriff Ralph B Schmidt authorized by Robert D Reynolds solicitor. Amount shown $11.56.
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Chancery
New Jersey
William C. Dodd
Alfred Z. Baker
Court House
Newark
Nutley
Essex County
Passaic Avenue
Frank T. Shepard
N. J
Ralph B. Schmidt
Robert D. Reynolds
Vincent Church Women Plan Garment Project for Fresh Air Children
On Thursday morning June 10 the Woman's Home Missionary Society meets at Mrs. William J. Kinsley's home at 10 o'clock to sew garments for Fresh Air children. The Ladies' Aid gathers in the afternoon at 2 30 for its meeting.
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Woman’s Home Missionary Society of Vincent Church
William J. Kinsley
Ladies’ Aid
Fragmented OCR Sports Card Teaser
Incomplete OCR text shows stray numbers and words about a game or player named Tigen and McConnell with uncertain details. The readable items include phrases based on balls and a vegetable reference, but no coherent event, score, or participants to confirm.
Trolleys and schedules to New York and Paterson
Details of trolley and tube train headways between West Nutley Avondale Jersey City and Newark. Timetables show varied weekday and Sunday departures to New York Paterson and Passaic with small adjustments for timekeeping and last cars. Night service notes cite headways from five to twenty minutes and last trolleys from Newark Broad Market at 1.55 with final Notley to Newark at 3.00.
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New York
West Nutley
Avondale
Paterson
Jersey City
McAdoo Tubes
Newark
Erie Main Line
Passaic
Broad
Market
Mulberry and Market
Notley
Art of Throwing Kisses From a Mexican Lad
A Chicago Tribune note quotes a college professor on kissing style. It claims young Mexican men master a graceful kiss using fingertips touched to lips then fanned five kisses toward their ladylove with a spreading hand. The piece frames cultural flair through a humorous anecdote.
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Chicago Tribune
Does your husband ever lie to you
Flo says I do not look a day older than when he married me and if he lies about that he would lie about important matters. The quote reflects a wary, humorous exchange on trust and perception in marriage.
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Flo
Floustea
Nutley Property to Be Sold by Sheriff’s Sale in Newark
In Chantry of New Jersey Nutley Realty Company sues Julia B Hayden et al. Fieri facias directs public sale at Newark Court House on July 6 at 2 pm. The tract lies in Nutley Essex County described as 715 716 on Prospect Heights map, bounded by Daily Street and Sylvan Place. Sheriff Ralph B. seals order. Van Liew Peck attorneys. Auction costs $14.28.
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Chantery
New Jersey
Nutley Realty Company
Julia B. Hayden
Newark
Nutley
Essex County
Prospect Heights
N. J
Frank T. Shepard
A.ce
County of Essex
Daily Street
Sylval Place
Sylvan Place
N.v
Ralph B
van Liew & Peck
Sheriffs Sale In Chancery Of New Jersey Nutley Parcel
In the New Jersey Chancery matter Fidelity Trust Company as complainant vs George G Graham et als defendants a writ of fieri facias directs sale of a Nutley Essex County New Jersey parcel. Sale at the Newark Court House on Tuesday June 22 at 2 pm. Sheriff Ralph B Schmidt to execute per Francis Lafferty Solr. Amount shown $18.26.
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Chancery
Chancery of
New Jersey
Fidelity “Trust Company
George G.graham
Court House
Newark
Nutley
Essex County
Whitford Avenue
Whitfor Avenue
Park Avenue
Avondale
N. J
Ralph B Schmidt
Francis Lafferty
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Brown
Lang
Biam
Ziteman
Harracks
Poe
Fabner
Kaiser
Theath
Wolfe
McCrum
McGinnity
Rigler
Jesse Lynch Williams
Thomas Nichols
Pres
Hillside Avenue
Hanlon
Jefferson St
Passaic, N. J
Grace Episcopal Church
Girls’ Friendly Society
Boy Scouts
Public Service Electric Company
the Nutley Sun
Immanuels German Lutheran
Reformed Church
Duttig Hall
James D. Foy
Fred G. Stickel, Jr
County of
Essex
Eliza B. Foy
Sheriff's Sale
Vincent Church
America
Watsessing
PO. Brown
Zitzmap
Aanee
R. H Po.e
Baccaro
Sen
Schmelle
Miller
Moench
McCornneil
Magnussen
White
Kelly
St. Catharines
Canadian Association of
United States
Ont
Connecticut
Springfield
Mars
Duluth Boat Club
Verious Rowtag Clube
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
New Yorke
Cables
Washington
Joseph Becker
Washington Ave
Erie Railroad
Lehigh, Jeddo
Buck Mountain Coal
JEDDO
John Hawkins
Chas. Greeme& Son
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Erie
Nutley Coal & Supply CO
Charles E. Johns
High Grade
Pittston
Lehigh and Spencer
Coal
White Seashore
William H. Kerby
Court of Chancery of
Fannie E. Kerby
Edward 8. Black
Tial Building
New
W. Henderson
Painting and Decorating
Race Street
John Street
Nutley, N.J
Nutley Central Hotel
George Herrmann
Mgr
Chestnut Street Nutley
Powershon
S. E. Blair
Prop
Centre Street
Superior Coal
Lehigh
Riverside
van Winkle—Searle CO
Nutley Office
New Ad Coor
Market Street
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