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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
3
Cy Horner notes a thirteen hit game with Shrimp Reilly pitching for Nutley and Leo Gorman delivering power. Stanford, Heinz, and Heins provide contests as Reilly holds off slants while Weinert, Carpentier, and Eb bits contribute in a lively local showdown.
Manager Zingler outlines Nutley A C schedule with extensive travel this weekend. The team will face a tough slate as they prepare for multiple matchups and grind through demanding conditions.
A cryptic line questions whether a message to a professor matters, noting it in a personal encounter. The fragment hints at a bachelor and a delayed realization.
The Dusky Giants stormed the field with a noon clash against Buffalo Colored, battering the mound early as Phil Redmond faced an aggressive lineup. The visitors produced a brisk rally, scoring across the plate to seize control of the game.
A fragment suggests speculation on outcomes or conclusions, with unclear context and no named individuals or organizations. The readable bits imply conjecture about an ending or resolution to a situation, but specifics are missing.
An item honors a fallen serviceman William Stirract Seal anenaee with a wartime record of service. The piece mentions a bowling victory over St. Paul’s Club as the season ends, noting manager Fred Windheim and an unlikely error by substitutes as the narrative closes.
A Prien based list names future greats for an All Scout baseball team. The selections mention Lewis, Treep as 8 catcher and 4 pitch positions, plus Reardin Treop and Tisan with various roles. Macaluso appears among the Treep roster with an 8 cen font note.
The club schedules a July mixed foursome handicap golf event with the St. George area and nearby clubs. Card play continues in the afternoon with steady participation and a focus on handicapped pairings.
A fragment discusses ventilation through steam radiators and fresh air flow, noting that opening windows is not the only method to bring in outside air to a room. The text emphasizes air exchange and room ventilation.
Fragment cites a charity appeal with a speaker declining to beg for funds while offering help to the sick. It references a social betterment effort and a provocative line about collecting money. The fragment lacks clear dates names or places.
Thirty two entries list pairs in a tennis doubles event at O Neil court Brookfield Chandler Harold Armstrong and G B Douglas Stuart Marvin and Abner Rutan versus Jean Whitbeck Horace Tamtim Fred Young Arthur Windheim versus Walter Ryan Richard Ellis Paeed WAN s Thurston Frank Kirkleski GC Townsend and T J ONeil jro versus N Van Riper A Shaw F Windheim Charlies Hammond versus C H Ryan John Lux. Each match will be best two of three sets with no handicaps.
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