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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1952
Page
5
The Olympians defeated the Comets 52 39 at Coe Avenue School court to claim the Community Loop basketball title after a double elimination playoff run. The final game ended Monday night with Hillside Sports Club North End Rep. Club and others in the standings.
In the Hollywood Monday Night League action, Pearce's squad saw a sweep with Ty activity. Mayfair Liquor rolled over Michel Sereen as Biggy Unhase and Policastro posted 611 and 601 respectively. J & P defeated Merritt Tavern twice while V.M.S. Concrete Forms a Pail & Bill's joined the 600 club alongside Jefferson Print Shop, Club Aloha, and other high scorers.
Hillside Avenue School has won the elementary basketball championship for a second time. The squad photo features kneeling Alan Minton William Geller Norman Minkin Hugh Wylie Jon Sherman Michael Saltz and more, with Anthony Prasa noted as absent.
In a Community League Shanty Shack game at Coe Avenue School gym, the All Americans beat the Dukes 44 to 37, virtually eliminating Duke from championship contention. The result breaks a three way tie for first with one game left, leaving All Americans tied for the lead with the Custards as both have two games remaining. Other scores: Dukes 37 A Z A 30, Custards 68 Quiverfoots 12, Niks 0 Trappers 0, Jokers 59 Phi Alpha 0.
Sports Club swept the Mill side Recreation Monday Nite League beating Henry's Tavern. Frank Skarl 556 and Ed Skarl 553 led Sports. Chriss Kleissler led Henry's with 554. Dan's Inn swept Hillside Radio as Dan Kochan 584 and Boots Carsidona 584 carried the win with Santo Sidoti 5/3. Bob Pfaff paced Radio with 586 and 256 high for the night, joined by Connie Feld bach 573 Mickey Urbanski 558 Joe Man-
Drona and Ted Matusik lead Polish American Club as they win an odd game against Jim's Auto Repair with Wyniski nearly perfect for Jim's. Jerry Belina and Joe Torio pace Whelan Liberty Drugs in a double win over Paramount Diner aided by Mark McGurgan's 584 for the Diner. Gibby Gibbs hits 402 for Chick's Sea Food in the loss to Franklin Esse Service where Bo Garry and Nuch Paplercio post strong scores.
Paul Kull son of Mr and Mrs Walter M Kull of Hillside has received junior varsity numerals for Upsala College basketball 1952. A sophomore transfer from Seton Hall he also plays football and baseball and is pursuing a bachelor of business administration degree.
The Hillside Recreation Department announces plans to reorganize the Community and Industrial Softball Leagues. Teams interested in participation should contact Peter G. Humphile, Recreation Supervisor, for more information.
Dodgers tighten the race by sweeping the Yorkers while fifth place Indians whitewash the Giants. Red Sox win two from the Cardinals to tie the Yankees for the lead.
Civilian defense fire and police auxiliaries conducted their first joint drill of the year responding to a fire in the vacant Forthaber lot at Puree and Paul streets. Captains Marsnick and Sonntag directed the fire auxiliary which, with a pumper, extinguished the blaze. Police lines were laid by the police auxiliary under Officer William Dieroff. The drill lasted nearly two hours.
Melvin Reich son of Dr. and Mrs Jerome J Reich celebrated a bar mitzvah last Saturday at Sinai Congregation. A reception for relatives and friends followed Sunday evening at Clinton Manor Newark with Herb Larson and his orchestra providing music.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Township Committee of Hillside for paving Norman Street and Shelton Terrace. Bids opened April 16 at 8 15 PM at Municipal Headquarters 1284 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey. A 10 percent bid bond is required with each proposal and bidders must secure proper surety for performance. Drawings and bid forms available from Township Engineer Henry Kreh Dr at 433 North Broad Street Elizabeth New Jersey. The committee may reject any or all bids and will award to the bidder best serving the town’s interests.
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