Pitching Expected To Dominate HS Nine This Season
As spring nears, coachs Al Weiner and John Kulikowski prepare high school baseball hopefuls. Last year’s power-heavy team has graduated, leaving returning pitchers Ed Nulton Tony Saddler and Don Breann. Infield and outfield are mostly rebuilt with new players including Roger Keene Roland Massimino Richie Galisewski Steve Dubussy Ray Jazikoff Eugene Mayer Marvin Fishman Mickey Yednak Bobby Boucher Don Shriner.
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Red" Weiner
John Kulikowski
Weiner
Ed Nulton
Tony Saddler
Don Breann
Nulton
Saddler
Brogan
Nulten
New Difield
Sam Furrness
Roger Keene
Keehne
Roland Massimino
Comet
Richie Galisewski
Steve Dubussy
Ray Jazikoff
Eugene Mayer
Maroon and Grey
Mickey Yednak
Marvin Fishman
Hillside Hurlers Pick Don Brogan to Lead Staff
Don Brogan, last season's strikeout king, will head Hillside's pitching staff as the only pitcher without a field position. The schedule adds Perth Amboy for a total of 17 home and 7 away games. Coach Weiner remains cautious but optimistic after early practice. The Comets open 1952 at St. Mary's of Elizabeth on Monday April 14.
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Hillside
Don Brogan
Comet
Brogan
Hillers
Perth Amboy
Weiner
Comets
St. Mary's of Elizabeth
Baseball Schedule Highlights From April to May
The schedule lists away and home games for St Mary's Jefferson Irvington Seton Hall Plainfield, St Mary's Irvington Linden Edison Weequahic Union Regional Columbia Prth Amby Rahway with game times mostly in late afternoon. Key notes include multiple home dates at 4 p.m. and a few 2:30 p.m. starts, spanning April 14 to May 28.
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St. Mary's
Central
Jefferson
Seton Hall
Plainfield
Irvington
Roselle Park
Linden
All Americans Win Shack Loop Crown
In a playoff to break a tie, the All Americans beat the Custards 36-28 at Coe Avenue School gym to claim the Shack Basketball Championship. Regular season finished 12-1 for both teams, leading to the one game decider.
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All America Is
Custards
Dukes
Fancy Five
Az,a, E
Warriors
Wiz Kids
Niks A
Jokers
Ae x Rebels
Satans
Quiverfoots
Trappers
Phi Alpha Sigma A
Shenty Shack
All Americans
Coe Avenue
FE Rogers
Hillside Radio
Friedman
Hillside
Wienke
Meakom
Paramount Dworkin
Henry's Tavern
Branom
Franklin Esso
Dan's Inn
Chick's Sea Food
Jim's Auto Repair
Whelan Liberty Drugs
Hillside Sports Club
Walt Perchuk
Mark McGurgan
Frank Gallovich
Chuck Friwald
Chuck CIA
Andy Ihamchak
Jerry Fellina
Bo Garry
Joe Byer
Red Cantillion
Phil Rizzuto’s Sports Caravan reaches WNJR airwaves
The New York Yankees shortstop Phil Rizzuto brings Play Ball ambiance to WNJR from 6:15 pm on April 15, kick starting 1952 sports season coverage. The program will air twice weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays, sponsored by American Shops Inc. It features inside stories, guest interviews with sports stars, dramatic recreations, and a Fan of the Week trip to New York City.
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New York’ Yankees
Phil Rizzuto
Hillside
WNJR
Phil ‘Rizzuto
American Shops, Inc
Hollywood Fashions
Proud Street
Newark
New York City
Rizzuto
Stan Musial
Ben Hogan
George Mikan
Allie Reynolds
Gussie Moran
Glenn Davis
Phil Silvers
Gil Hodges
Rocky Marciano
Yogi Berra
Leo Durocher
School Champions Earn Cage Awards
The Dad's Booster Club awarded Hillside Avenue School a basketball trophy for the Public School Championship 1952. Ten team members received medals for their victory.
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Dad’s Booster Club
Hillside Avenue School
Printers Tighten Alley Lead in Tollywood Bowling League
Jefferson Print Shop strengthened its grip on the Tollywood Bowling League title race by defeating J P Distrib uting twice. Pearce’s spurred Michel Screen twice as Paul & Bull’s swept Club Alpha, with a 1044 opener. Ben Zengalis’ 259 steadied Aloha as Hollywood Ree beat V M S twice and Merritt Tavern edged Mayfair Liquor.
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Jefferson Print Shop
J & P Distributing
Pearce’s
Michel
Paul & Bull's
Club Alpha
Ben Zengalis
Aloha
Hollywood Ree
Merritt Tavern
Mayfair Liquor, Akty
Merritt
Zengalis
Public Fuel Bid Notice by Hillside Board of Education
The Board of Education of the School District of Hillside Township, Union County New Jersey invites bids for a 20,000 gallon no fuel oil supply for the 1952 1953 school year. Specifications and details available at 198 Virginia Street Hillside daily 9 am to 4 pm except Saturdays. Bids due April 22 1962 at 8 pm. The board may reject any or all bids waive technicalities or award contracts in whole or part.
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Board of Education
Schoo District
Filtelde
Nlon County
New Jersey
Virginia Street
Hillside
Aard of Education
Virginia St. Tillside
N. J
Nion County Court Law Division
Otto Schmidt
Ellie Schmidt
Nelrs
Devisees
Per Anna
Union County Court
John Whereng
Anso Riation
Newark
Otto Bohmadt
Bille Sehrmidt
Anc
Court House
Wilaabeth
Pole
John Hbereng
Huth Hborens
Wile Behmidt
Kerister
Union County
Arthur
Broad Street
Hillside township bids for garbage service announced
Sealed proposals will be received by Hillside Township Committee at Municipal Headquarters for garbage rubbish and ashes collection disposal terms of 2 24 or 36 months starting July 1 1952. Bids must include a 6 percent bid bond and 10 percent penal sum with a questionnaire and site view requirement. The township reserves the right to award any term or reject all bids and to waive informality.
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Thitlside
Hilalde
County of Union
State of New Jersey
North Broad St
Hillside
Vonita
Willetde
Sh Dudes
Tawnahip Committee
Naru Road
Midside
Orearpearation Tesking
Gecardiaves
Mitdviewers Co
Travnatip Committee
Howard J. Wloy
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Nine
Art Mares
Hollywood
Stuyvesant Ave
Union, N. J
Unionville
Sidney T. Holt Symonds and Jewelry
Broad St
Newark, N. J
Mayfair
Graham B. Winter
Daniel J. Cerven
Nora Broad ST
Mayfair Theatre
Washington Florist Inc
Mitchell
F.T.D
Flowers
Bloy Street
Anna Odn
Hillside Times
THE
Hillside, N. J
C Karetnick
Handshuh
Lenox
Roseff
C Goldfinger
G Lehrer
Eddleman
Kessler
Rizzuto Caravan of Sports
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile
Liberty Ave
FORD
S. Terry
Frigidaire
William Gural
Gural
Democratic
Hillside Township Committee
N. J. Bar Association
American Society For Public Administration
Rutgers Alumni Association
Charles Wernicke
D.A.V
B.P.O. Elks Lodge
Hillside Kiwanis Club
P.B.A. Davenport-Dill Post
V.F.W
Springfield Ave
High St
Lyons Ave
Bergen St
Hawthorne Ave
Clinton Place
Orange Ave
SOTH
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Iwan A
WHIT
Distriet Clerk
Apel
Albert Wronteten Jankowski
Koardinn
Gary Alan Albert
Kowasskian
Anna T Jankowald
Leive
Albert Aronisliw Jansen
Gary Alan Albert Jansen
Apnangen
Reaper Lively
Doekel
Alpert Hronislau
Jankowset
Gary Alan Altiert
Jankowsl
Annat
Janikowski
NSA
Nea
Albert Brantehau Iniaen
Alan Albert Janeen
Avni 'Taon
Islay Jankuowsiss
Gary Alan AL Brot
Jankowbekt
Statin
Anna T. Dankoawrset
Quinn
Albert Bronilaw Atsen
Giary Atlin
Albert Jjineen
Anna T
Edward A. McGrath
Sam Freeman
Menzel’ Avenue
Maplewood
the Willside Times
COE Avenue Liquors
M. L. Binstock
Henry Schultz
Hillside Recreation
Com
Florence
Averly
Elizabethport
First Street
Jersey Street
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit’ Insurance Corporation
Robert C. Crane
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Old Guard
A Ernest S. Hickok
A Sherwood C. Valentine
Ernest S. Hickok and
Sherwood C. Valentine
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