Lyceum See-Saw Loss to East New York in Tight Tilt
Nutley Lyceum falls 10 to 5 as East New York breaks ahead in the late innings. Ford and Smith hit homers for NY. Monroe and Lenny shine on the mound with key three base hits and late scoring bursts.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1919
Page
3
Nutley Lyceum falls 10 to 5 as East New York breaks ahead in the late innings. Ford and Smith hit homers for NY. Monroe and Lenny shine on the mound with key three base hits and late scoring bursts.
Jim Reilly’s Lyceum Juniors won the morning game 9 to 5 as Reilly fanned 12 and Deutsch allowed 10 strikeouts. Milford drew first blood with Ross and Kampf doubles, but Lyceum answered with Breslin Donahue and Reilly hits. A big seventh inning sealed the victory for Lyceum while Milford failed to field the afternoon contest.
Pord led with a homer and a single while Paxton doubled in a pinch. Wosdraff sparked plays with a double and Siton Jonesy, Monroe and others contributed as locals battled hard. Branded errors and strong fielding by Hoelzel Lawrence Gorman and Henry highlighted the game.
A local trap shoot event at Arrow Head draws participants for an afternoon match. Renae and Chene organize a scratch party with prizes to be awarded. The event aims to attract enthusiasts and raise community interest in the shooting sport.
Tom Reilly starred Sunday with twelve strikeouts three singles three runs and four assists. Hudasick caught well with thirteen put outs. Ciardi and Curtis also contributed with timely hitting and fielding. The team—Lyceum Oval locals—face Ludlow and Squier of Newark Sunday at 10 am with lineup including Gorman Sitgraves Donahue and Benkert.
The Nutley Club baseball team begins its season today at Park Oval facing the Paterson Independents. Manager Freeman lists a strong lineup with Lawrence, Preen, Mastenhort, Tally and Dawg in the mound and Caswell as utility. the Nutley Battalion band will perform during the contest.
Chick Donaldson's Lyceum All Stars held a practice game last Sunday and will open their season at home tomorrow. The team plans to showcase new players and set the tone for the upcoming schedule in front of local fans.
Inter-county checker match between Passaic and Essex Counties continued at the Y M U A hall in Passaic last Saturday. Massaw secured a win as the detailed scores and participants were noted in the local report.
Nutley High School drops its second loss of the season as Irvington High School defeats Nutley 6 to 3 at Firnday. Irvington pitcher Miller fans nine Nutley batters in seven innings, stifling the local lineup.
The Lincoln Juniors defeated Victory A. C. 14 to 9 at Llewellyn grounds Bloomfield. Lawrence Bickler and Oaks starred for Lincoln while Daecey led Victory with strong play.
The report lists batteries named Lincoln Frail Manning Baker Moore and Oaks. The two teams meet again tomorrow to decide a stake of $2b. A stray line notes other sport news and a quip about friendship by Flo.
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