Hillside welcomes stock car return at It Stadium
Hillside crowds pack the former pall park as the stock car season opens with 7,271 fans. Bob Reidel leads early before Johnny Luzi takes the checkered flag as Jerry Marese and Reidel finish strong. Johnny Stephen spins in rain, then loses ground.
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Putlside
It Stadium
Ruppe Id
Pall Park
Ed Otto
Bob Reidel
Hillside
Buddy Sherman
Juton
Jim Delaney
Hope
Sherman
Tive
Rui Yer
Delaney
Orowd
Bob Read
Ceqv
Pelaney
Reidel
Luzi
Jerry Marese
Newark
No. 99
John Stephen
Stephen
Marese
Johnny Stephen
Johnny Luzi
Sam la Barbara
Marcece
Opening stock feature unsettled as Roscoe Hough pursues win
Roscoe Pappy Hough of Pater son fails to win the opening feature, signaling a tough year ahead. Wally Campbell, last year’s closing sensation, shows no form yet and may rebound next week. Dick Boyes of Lyndhurst and Ed Mosher of Hoboken claim the season’s first crackup as meets continue every Sunday until warmer weather allows twice weekly night programs.
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Roscoe
Pappy) Hough
Paterson
Hethinks Pappy
Wally Campbell
Dick Boyes
Lyndhurst
Ed Mosher
Hoboken
Local Quint Wins In Newark Tourney
The Hillside Iroquois, sponsored by the Hillside Jewish Community Center, won the Newark Center basketball tournament for 13 14 year olds. In a four team elimination format they beat the Junior Knights of Newark Hillside Rams and Hillside Rattlers. Members earning trophies include Irwin Goldman captain Paul Laddell co captain Donny Freedman Herbie Fischman Herbie Segal Mary Spindel Marvin Share Jay Karetnick Donnie Bornstein David Heller Robert Schuster Manny Ikaleki all students at Hillside Avenue School.
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Hillside Iroquois
Jewish Community Center
Newark Center
Iroquois
Knights of Newark
Hillside Rams
Hillside Rattlers
Irwin Goldman
Paul Ladell
Donny Freedman
Herbie Fischman
Herbie Segal
Mary Spindel
Marvin Share
Jay Karetnick
Donnie Bornstein
David Heller
Robert Schuster
Manny Ikalecki
Hill‘side Avenue
Alley Teams Battle for Second in Hollywood Monday Night League
Palmer Television kept pressure on second place by sweeping the last place Aztecs while Holywood Ree beat Club Alpha. Merritt Tavern defeated V.M.S. Concrete Forms, Alton Radio won twice against American Service Cleaners, Gala Bar beat Paul and Bills, and John’s Tavern won two from Mayfair Liquor.
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Palmer Television
Hollywood
Aztecs
Gillespie
Grig
Hoehn
de Santo
S Matthews
Tomasow
Pawik
Saruga
Hollywood G. Clark
Buntele
Bell
T. Clark
L. Dudek
B. Dudek
E. Rekse
Aktyl
F. Reksea
Alton Radio Glavitch
Carlson
Zadornza
Piccolo
Deparre
Hillside Recreation League Sees Tight Standings Maintain
Hillside Radio, Hillside Sports Club, Liberty Inn and Dellane's Safety Service all won twice as the Hillside Rec League split results. Joe Skarl led with a 657 series on 210 236 211, supported by Nick Lotterle 602 and John Vyniski 575 among others.
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Hillside Recreation
Hillside Radio
Chick's Sea Food
Hillside Sports Club
Whelan Liberty Drugs
Liberty Inn
Polish American Association
Jim's Auto Repair
Franklin Esso
Dellane
Safety Service
Joe Skarl
Nick Lotterle
John Vyniski
Bill Zelder
Andy Vyniski
Tom Cort
Ray Wilson
Harold Bogert
Connie Feldbusch
Chuck Friewald
Hollywood Association Opens Softball Season With Two Teams
The Hollywood Association held its first softball practice at the Recreation Center field on Liberty Avenue after a business session at Hollywood Avenue. Two teams will enter the Community Softball League with Richard Denton and John Orban leading separate squads. John Cahill announced plans for a dance at headquarters and Louis Elo was named picnic chair for June. Seventy three of 75 members attended.
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Hollywood Association
Liberty Avenue
Hollywood Avenue
John Orban
Richard Denton
Orban
John Cahill
Louis Elo
Ambrose to Receive Rutgers Football Letter
Joseph Ambrose, a sophomore from Hillside, will receive a varsity letter in football at Rutgers University. Awards for over 200 fall sport athletes will be presented at a spring all sports dinner, honoring eight Rutgers fall teams led by Little as director of athletics.
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NEW Brunswick
Rutgers University
Little
State University
Joseph Ambrose
Controlling Garden Scale Insects On Trees And Shrubs
Garden insect problems show up after emergence and scale insects feed by sucking plant juices. Use oil emulsions or lime sulfur when plants are dormant, ensuring thorough coverage and proper dilution, with spraying before growth resumes and temperatures stay above freezing. Reports: Ring stolen from Mrs. Muriel Turner at 74 Wilder Street. value about $100.
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Muriel Turner
Wilder Street
Gloria N. Turner
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William Hale Coal Co
Liberty Ave
Mnionville
Leo Garber
Elmwood Terrace
Linden
Pontiac
Mr. Motorist
Washington
America
Maxon Pontiac, Inc
N. Broad St
Hillside, N. J
Hillside Rec Loop
B & H Heating Co
COE Hardware CO
Coe Avenue
Brunner
North Broad Street
Elizabeth
Hillside Times
North Broad St
Ambrose
Rutgers
Philco
Philco Tone
Hillside Appliance Co
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