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Tribune Will Start New Comic’ARE PROGRAM the family moved to Lyn& int
Reorient Hmm will be held at S « m l H«rt Church. Ridge Rrad. on Mandajr morning at nine o'eloet Interment will be in Holy Name Cemetery jeraey City. William C. Collins is in chart* of funeral ar- rutfciDfiiiU-
Mrs. G. Heiland Named President
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T>e Lyndhurat Women’s Republican' Club has prepared a» elaborate program as their contribution to the celebration of tip two hundredth anniversary of the birth of George Washington aad alao to revive in the hearts and minds of thc American people, a just appreciation of thc peat part that he played in the history of our country. Thi* program will be presented in tbe auditorium of the Elk’s Club, Stuyvesant and Tontine avenues, on Tuesday evening. Say 3. .
Th* numbers will include a one-act play entitled, “ Washington’s First Defeat” which will be presented by young Republicans; a series of tableau* depicting various events during the life of Washington and a one-act play, “Happiness Day”. Between the tableaux music suitable to tbe occasion will be rendered and will include pfano, cornet and vocal .selections. At the conclusion of the program, dancing will be enjoyed with music by the “'Melody Boys” , a group, of high school students.
Mrs. M. M. Dickey of 636 Fourth street, is chairman of the.committee which has arranged the entertainment and hair-devoted it groat nmount-«f time and effort in her eagerness to make the affair a big stiecess. SeVariit of the costumes that will be used are the product of Mrs. Dickey’s own handiwork and she also has assisted some of thc other members in making theirs.
An invitation is extended to the general public to uttend this affair as no admission will be chaVgcd. However, a silver offering will be taken to help, in defraying the expenses that will be necessarily incurred as, unfortunately, the funds of. thje club arc tied up in the closed bank.- T h e L y n d h u r s t W o m e n ’s R e p u b l ic a n C lu b h o p e s t o m a k e th i s o c c a s io n th e m o s t e n j o y a b le R e p u b l ic a n e v e n t gvrr h r i d i n t . y n d h u t a t a n d a g k a - t h g h e a r t y c o - o p e r a t io n o f a l l R e p u b l ic a n s in to w a t o h e lp m a k e i t so .
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BREAKINGThe Sport
B y ' G u y S a v i n o
Columbus Club Loses Opener To La* > mont A. C., Plays Hackensack Sunday; Other Games Scheduled For Township
chance b e c a u s e ot tie f lo e r e c o r d h i s
T H E tri county sport* mentioned in the public press mentor of the high school-athletics, is a project fondly dreamed of tor
some time. Kearny, Belleville, Nutley and Rutherford, in a league with Lyndhurst,, would provide highly interesting competition for the players and fans, alike. All ol the first tour named turn out first grade football teams. L y n d h u r s t ' s teams should be nothing to fed ashamed of for time to curne. In baseball, Kearny and Nutley have names for having the best in the state. But in basketball, the teams are fairly even w'lth Rutherford having the edge. Track honors would gb to Kearny, and that is an usseition the a b o u t which nobody will argue. ..
Q U d i i p r t i j c s -w d h is f i l jK ig f o r s u c h a Ieaf>ue w h e n ,
n i t t - a im u rJ ~ 7 l f v n r r t he .f >u ^ i / > i / i t v e n t c a i i " a n o th e r
Bergen C o u n t y L e a g u e . • ~ ■; j-~—fs j i x , s tu d S ir (M s m i w h o st t i l h e tm n e s s l ig h t l y '
w h e n i h e s u h ic c t n f t h e f i r r y - i t -
* j" " n" s s r arasiT h e M t W*» p la y e d »n th e h ii l j p ith * n e k l S u n d a y . S o S c h ib le r w ijl .
a n d d a le th a t in P e r s h in g F ie ld aw l ; r e c e iv in g M oC oy * h o is t* S u n d a y ,d e s p i t e th e f r a n e t ic e f fo r t* o f H o u s e ” W m g s g oM ile sk i a ml h is b ig r i g h t arm, ac o u p le o f C o lu m b u s C lu b M b h l« » , . ■ , . . . t —■ I,J e t I th e ( tam e s t r a i g h t in to th * lap* i th e » » e N o r e . p w c tu * b e -o f th e L a M b n t to s s e r s w ho a l w a y s ! h in d i t , t h t te a m s e t o u t to m a k e t h ew e re b a d m e d ic in e f o r w ay .
H u t it m a y be a d i f f e re n t s to r y S u n d a y . T h e o p e n in g (fam e b e h in d th e n , th e lo c a ls g o a g a i n s t H a c k e n -
|s a c k F ie ld C lu b a t H a c k e n s a c k F ie ld , l i n e of th e p le a s in g e x h ib i t io n * a t
BASEBALLERS WIN EASILY
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Make up your own excuses tor the dufe. Tbe truth il tbe team went IBM
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C o n » U y S c h o la s t ic A s s o c ia t io n is r a i s e d .
The association, since Lyndhurst’s withdrawal has gone directly to the rocks and, according t o thet.isT yanrmenng we ieard on the subject, plahs lor a new association are being drawn up. Olson still remembers the 1930 embarassment .when it was itated Lyndhurst. belonged in tin lower section oi the ( 'lass IV ithletic league. Olson answered lie felt Lyndhurst belonged' out il the league and thereupon t<m>k his Blue ami ( lolders and trotted off to the independent field. ' 'TRI COUNT LOOP MOST FEASIBLE
t h e r e
J e r s e y C ity F ie ld w a s th e s ig h t ,,f M r. M i k t; M cC oy o n th e bench. M ichael,- it s e e m s , w ill p itc h f u r . th e
[ c lu b th i s y e a r d e s p i t e h js e a r l i e r s t a t e m e n t s t o th e c o n t r a r y a'¥i h* m o s t l ik e ly w ill be s h o v e d in a g a in s t l i l t I la fk e n s a c k i te s .
Mr. STIeskt -was'tapped strongly in i t he opening tilt, allowing nine hits,' rrrT,mr|jte'Tit—t-rmes—in—emlmrranning jiunches. but.at that four of U*., 14-.' Moot runs were unearned and a guy named Dennie Emerson, youngest »t the Kmerson brothers of Jersey City, committed two errors which aidet the Jersey team in winning.
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PATERSON E. 5.7 LICK LOCALS IN TRACK MEET
th e lo c a ls , a n y - 1 L a M o n t s p r a c t ic e f e e d . A n d th e y ’r e « [ l i t t l e h i t to© g a u d f o r th a t . C h a r l e s C h r i s t a t se c o n d b a s e w a s s t i l l ic e d o v e r w ith t h e w in t r y w in d s . I-es S h e r - id a n , a t t h i r d b a s e , d id n ’t g e t s t a r t e d , e i th e r . ..
A fe l lo w n a m e d I v a n je h y , ft P a s s a ic p la y e r w e ll k tto w n in t h e b a s e b a l l fie ld a n d b a s k e tb a l l - c o u r t , s to le th e C o lu m b u s C lu b s h o w . H e r a p p e d o u t a ,p a i r o f b in g le s a m i c a u g h t f lie s t h a t s e e m e d s c h e d u le d f o r h i t s .
A n y w a y , t h in g s lo o k f a i r l y w e ll f a r th e c lu b . P i t c h e r s l i k e M iW k t a n d M cC oy d o n ’t g ro w o n t r e e s . T b e Vocal te a m s t i l l h a s th e b e s t lo o k in g p i tc h -
: a t a f f i i L t h e C o lu m b u s C l3 ) d a m— " i 4 m —
cling Iis n<i lee_can see. Ruthi'i just, about com-
jTARSPlTP ihp fact we are Bergen ites,' county schools in Lyndhurst as tar as we
ford, Hashrouck Heights and East Rtithcrlon plete the list ol attractive schools.
Lyndhurst is on the southern edge ol. the county. Many I residents oi this fair township-have never even been in the) eastern and northern sections, and, believe it or not, they really lon’t care about thi- doings, athletic or otherwise, tip there Hut here has always been a strong interest in Kearny and the trans- fiver schools, Nutley and Belleville. > •
—( list'll fii'ltf'S It— /h' f'thlt I —fu f 1C )lf) ---w i t h a l e a g u e a n n p r t t i n g te a m s t h a t t a i l to c a r r y fa n
i n t e r e s t f o r f . y n d h u r s t . H e has s a id o f t e n a I n e d k 'u p n f
i h e N o r t h je r s e y l e a g u e m v ih t h c i p t h n w , y r h h m ; c t im r
,lu . m e a n u n t i l i n g , miyu^y. suite a l l o f t h e t e a m s ' a r c f r o m B e r g e n - C o u n t y s c h o o ls .
11'some ol those schoeJs, like Ridgefield Park, Englewood,- Leonia and Rutherford could be hixiked up with" Lyndhurst, Tenafly, and, maybe, East Rutherford, there would be an attractive tinge to it. *V
All of these are Mr., Olson's persona
o f b a s e b a l l— a n d a r e n ’t w e a l l h a p p y !T h e R o o s e v e l ts , U n io n s , B r a v e s ,
A th le t ic s a n d P o lis h A m e r ic a n * — th e l a t t e r o u t f i t a g a in s t t h e O r i o l e s - a r e a m o n g t h e t e a m s lo s e e a c t io n Sund a y .
O h y e s , d o n ’t f o r g e t th e V ik in g s .
UNION A. AJS REINFORCED BY MORE PLAYERS
L o c a l T e a m S t r e n g h t e m U p
P r a c t i c e T i l t
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T h o u g h i t w a s o n ly a .p r a c t i c e g a m e .
Pate rsoniani. Otittcorr Local Team on Kearny Track
By 66% T o 19«/4
T h e t r a c k s e a s o n o p e n e d in a u s p ic - - s.—- — , — - io u s iy fu r th e local h ig h sch o o l ru n - i t h,‘ ,f»"> th e lJ n io n A . A . w e re b a n d e d n e r s M o n d ay w h en th e y lo s t b y a n b y th e P o lis h A m e r i c a n C lu b n in eo v e rw h e lm in g s c o re t o th e E a s t H ide I S u n d a y c a u s e d till a n d s u n d ry c o n n e c -P a t e r s o n t r a c k s t e r s a t th e l i e a r n y ! 1<mI w ith ‘h® t«u m lo s k i rm is h a b o u t H ig h S choo l H eld, t ( f o r n ew p l a y e r s . .
T h e sco re w a s fi«V4 t o 1 9 '4 . 1 A s » r e s u l t , A l J o h n s o n , f o r m e rL y n d h u r s t m « n a g Ml tii c h a lk up j tJ n io n A . A . h u r l e r , w ill be m th e
| j u s t th r e e l i r s t p la c e s a n d H o b e r ts n n ! l in e -u p S u n d a y . B o b l lo h m e y e r w d l TII th e m ile , <H» t K to « M»n iu U m ' 4 »s - l-»fr<.t i * » i“ b in c o n t r a c t w ith th e S c u s a u d S i o t t i in U ie h a l f m i le ac -
High School T e a m Downs A kihst hahem ak h bay Harrison High 3 to-3 A t R#cr*ation Field Friday
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sieva-life avery ceuplr af timings and the local batters ware far from dangerous nwat of tha way, yet the briskness and fight of the team’s play carried it ,to victory the irst time this
Pafrina took up tha hurling f»*i*Hny»t. did hot a Wow a hit Until tha dflll inning, was dismissed f r o m further d*ity after two were out in Ihe seventh and turned in * good hall gfme. But anly tha work of T o n y St. Peter fta wrtchar, l*en Geary at s h o r t stoa, and Eddie and Peto Russo and Mike Medalist* in thf outlieW t h a t •WM ftW fsr tytidhurst.1NF1KI.U WEAK
Missing Caesar Cuidetti and Char- lay Qluck who arc slated t o get in t o action this wa«k, the team presented a lopsided appearance. Gene J a n k o w ski at first, and Putcb Keiger at thiNl seemed misplaced.
Yet, Lyndhurst began to score in the second session, added another in tha fourth, another in the seventh and two more in the eighth and staved off Harrison’s last minute gallop to win.
D e F r in o ’s work w a s not .a s impressive us It shouW have b e e n because of poor support. He would h a v e been scorad on e a r l i e r , b u t for ft fortunate break. K a n g was on third base with two out in the fifth inning when Drag-
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P e t e K o v a lsk i W hose p i tc h in g S u n d a y w a s f ir s t r a t e m a y p la v a t s h o r t s to p in p la c e o f * 'J la y J u n e " H o c iie u - s k i w h o is g o in g to iie sick S u n d a y if h is b a t t i n g d o e s n ’t im p ro v e .
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pitcher’* duel o n Sunday afternoon, six were collected by the rival first b a s e m e n ,
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B ro w n e restricted t h e P r ^ s to f o t i r h i t s a n d Zasa, th e P r o ’* f i r s t b a s e m a n , g a r n e r e d th r e e o f th e fo u r . H e " 'n S - le d on h i s f i r s t t h r e e t r i p s to th e p la te a n d popped u p o n th e fo u r th .
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i n th e s e c o n d in n in g o f th e B ra v e s - A ra g o n g a m e o n S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n . H a y B ro w n e w a s p e rc h e d o n f i r s t b a s e b y v i r t u e a f th e t h i r d b a s e m a n 's b o o t Of h is e a s y g r o u n d e r : M uhli»ei*en h i t to w a r d se c o n d . B ro w n e , r u n n in g f o r s e c o n d , w a s h i t b y th e h a l l a n d w a s , n a t u r a l l y , c a l le d o u t . T h e w r i t e r , w h o h o ld s d o w n th e s c o r in g jo b a n d o u r o v e r - s ia e d s c o re b o o k , g a v e M u h l- he isen*s s a f e t y a f l* ld e r? s ch o ice . N o t -g iv in g h im a h i t .
R e a d in g D a n ie l’s c o lu m n in th e W o rld -T e le , w e r e a d t h a t w h en th e b a s e r u n n e r is h i t b y a b a t te d b a ll t h e b a t t e r r e c e iv e s C re d it f o r « h i t . N o t t a k i n g t h a t o n i t s m e r i t , w e c r a c k e d th e c o v e r o f th e g o o d r u l e boo k a n d fo u n d th i s to b e th e v a s e . W e p r o m p t ly c h a r g e d o u r m a r k 'i n th e b ig book a m ( g a v e M u h le ise n a h it .
Browne, in that 0f Ruth,Sunday’s game with the Aragon
Pros was a fine gave, * gr*,tit (s true. Bm, sU in *11, Um games was Browne. When a pit*her hurts the way Browne did Sunday, there’s nothing for the re* «f the team to do but to get on* or two run. f„r hmi. And, at thgt, Browne’s iwtoa didn’t get many hitoBaveg hits three of which went to UwOwone and one, un extra base hit, to Chifkie the new Shortstop. The acquisition of Chick ie w a s a great improvement a n d a steadying influence. But, not actually attempting to take ft*y end* from th e in or outfielders behind Browne, b e c a u s e they did play ftn* ball, w e must say that they\h*I very tow, jf
t _ .l e r s w e r e lu c ty ^ w h e n th e y h l t th e b a ll a t a l l .
That saying can i* used fer UrCoy with the <*M Y.M.U, with Mileski amith e C o lu m b u s C lu b s n d m a n y o th e r s .
W h e n B ro w n e U T ig h t, h e ’s j u s t to ob a d for the opposing liattors. (Brown.-
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-D.ai't let thi* go over your head and make a chump out of m* by being hammered all over the' lot un Sunday. ■-—' -'
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Ray DeRenjsjs. and hi* Ace* are looking fin- baseball games. Ray says
I that his team (get that, his team) 1 will meet any junior team in th* town
r e to v e re d q u ic k ly a n d n a i le d L a n g a t t h e | V l K |N r „ „ . v p , . . v h o m e s p o t . A n in n in g l a t e r th e r e V . I i . ! , . ?w e re tw o o n b a s e w h e n Z e ln a l i f te d ^ H A V E H E L D 1IA Ya lo g g fly t o E d d ie R u s so . T h e y o u n g - M r. l a iw le s s ’s V ik in g s to o k a n # w - a to r g a t h e r e d i t in a n d h u r r ie d it b a c k f u l d ru b b in g a t tb e h a n d s o f tb e A th - s o f» s t , th e r u n n e r s m a d e n o a t t e m p t l e t k a S u n d a y m o rn in g . T h e y w e re d e -
| f e a t e d t o th e tu n e o f 12-1 ( d o n ’t m a k e B A T T IN u W E A K a l i a r o u t o f m e , t h a t ’s c lu s e e n o u g h )
Z e ln a , t h e 200 p o u n d p i t c h e r o f H a r - a n d b a d a v e r y c o m f o r ta b le m o rn in g .
SuiKlay morning ami the Aces took one (in the chin.
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r is o n , w a s s e n d in g th e m UP s t r a i g h t a n d f a s t , b u t , th o u g h th e lo c a ls m e t th e m h a r d , th e y d id n o t b e g in t o d o a n y r e a l b a t t i n g u n t i l t h e la te i n n in g s .
R u sso s c o re d in th e s e c o n d in n in g on a n o v e r th r o w a t th i r d . D e R e n s is s c o re d in th e fo u r th a f t e r b e in g h i t fay a p i tc h e d bu ll.
D e |> r ia e g o t in to t r o u b l e in • th e s e v e n th w h e n h e a llo w e d tw o h i t s , a w a lk a n d tw o ru n s . H e f o r c 'd tw o p o p u p s , b u t w ith th e to p o f th e b a t t in g l i s t c o m in g u p , C u a c h O lso n d e c id e d to g e t h im o u t a t th e s k i r m is h . C h e t D o r ts c h w e n t in a n d 'in th e g a t h e r in g d« lfkn**s s h o t th r e e s t r ik e s past McAte<pr.
W e h u n g a r o u n d t h e fie ld u n t i l t h e c lo se o f t h e f t f t h in n in g . T h e n w e p a c k e d n p a n d w e n t h o m e . W h e n w e d e p a r t e d th e s c o re w a s lO - l a ix l t h a t w a s p le n ty . W e c o u ld n ’t a n d s t i l l c a n ’t f ig u re o u t h o w t h e V s b e a t th e
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Y e a h , C h e t , y o u d id lo o k p r e t t y goo d S u n d a y w h a t w ith th e V ik in g s b o o tin g e v e ry h i t b a l l , d r o p p in g f lie s ,
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