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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1919
Page
10
The Hoboken Five defeats the Big Five in a local basketball game. Referee C Donaldson, umpire UV Kane, timekeeper R Ullrich, scorer J Bauchmeyer. Periods of 20 minutes.
Leo Gorman led the Juniors with seven goals and fourteen points. Donahue topped the Big Five with twelve counters. Burner and MacCartney each totaled fourteen points for the Mormons, while Bruskin scored sixteen of the All Stars' twenty-four. Wes edged the Juniors in a tight finish as Reorso’s passing aided the Big Five late. Stroba Manning and the Marmons’ Markey clashed with strong defense and scoring. Machette and Link contributed guards’ scoring for the Juniors. Isoth shone on defense as Cowan delivered standout plays at the local court.
Tonight the Lyceum hosts two top Junior matches with Army and Navy Five and Circle Five of Newark. The Juniors won 25 to 24 in the first game, while the visitors prevailed 36 to 24 in the second. The season ends next Saturday with the Big Five clash and the Joe team.
Local factory workers form a baseball club with Al Moench as a utility man and potential pitcher catcher or infielder. Hillside Oval attendance and weather cited as preseason notes amid roster mentions Garena Ciardi Benkert Curtis Leach Stoke.
The Athletic Committee named Harry Benkett manager and William and John Reilly as coaches. The Reilly brothers, famed district runners, will coach outdoor events. A cross country run for Nutley residents will award medals. The club aims to enter major meets in the district and a large squad in the Diocesan Union games to win the 1919 championship.
The Grammar School boys beat Belleville 27 to 7 in a rubber between towns. Sally Kirkleski, Scotland, McCabe and Buckley stood out with sharp passes and strong guarding. Park School plans baseball practice next week and aims to match their basketball record. Funds of 16.60 will help defray baseball expenses as games are booked with Belleville, Clifton, Ridgewood, Kearney and Newark.
Ten candidates showed up for rat practice with another session planned as twenty are expected if weather allows. Machette will not pitch this year and Manager Link seeks Arthur Windheim and Dave Nichols as potential additions from Lyceum Juniors.
Nutley Club votes to play Saturday afternoons at Park Oval after receiving Board of Education permission. Charlegen named manager as team builds while members return from service. Aiming for a three-room building with gym pool and billiards, with lineup including Kane Whitmarsh Nichols Sinpi and McGinnity to backers Scorso Armstrong Lawrence Freeman Muschi Miller Haring Curtis.
For mending china mix a teaspoonful of alum with a tablespoonful of water and heat until clear. Wash the broken pieces in hot water and while warm press the edges together, casting them thin and quick so they bond instantly. The repaired china will withstand hot water and ordinary use.
Natives in African forests find quantities of honey in hollow trees. They knock down the tree and smoke the bees from their lodging with burning grain. The honey is quickly collected and taken to camp.
A clipped line describes a speaker sighing over clothing options. The speaker mentions garments for Cousin Anas, tall at nearly six feet, and for Cousin Jana, five feet tall and weighing about a hundred and eighty pounds.
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