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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1951

Page

5

Rizzuto and Wife Featured on Look Magazine Cover

Look magazine’s April 24 issue features Phil Rizzuto and his blonde wife on the front cover. In a three page spread the famed Yankees shortstop is dubbed the "Golden Scooter" as the most valuable player in the American League.

Look Magazine Hillside Phil Rizzuto Yankees Golden Scooter

Rizzuto’s Baseball Fame and Family Life Profile

A magazine profile notes Phil Rizzuto earns a salary worth the Yankees offer him and highlights his limited time with wife and three daughters Cynthia Anne Patricia Anne and Penelope Anne. It mentions his 6 foot trophy and a calm home life despite fame with minimal details on his wife’s maiden name Cora Anne Esselborn.

Yankees Rizzuto Cynthia Anne Patricia Anne Penelope Anne Cora Anne Esselborn

Fat and Forty Softball League Suggestion

Recreation Supervisor Peter G. Humanik proposes a new softball league for older men, gathering interest from clubs like Kiwanis Elks Rotary and Veterans. He envisions rules such as no bunting no stealing and no sliding to accommodate age groups.

Peter G.humanik Kiwanis Elks Rotary Progress Veterans Humanik

Chick's Sea Food Scores A Clean Sweep In League

After Monday night play in the Hillside Recreation Monday Night League Chick's Sea Food was the lone three game winner, blanking Dellane's Safety Service. Other doubles saw Henry's Tavern over Hillside Radio Liberty Inn over Hillside Sports Club and Jim's Auto Repair over Whelan Liberty Drugs. High scores included Zelder 584 Vyniski 573 Domenico 564 Lipsky 562 Miller 557 Neu 556 225, Le Gates 543 Lotterle 530 225 Hogan 530.

Hillside Recreation Chick’s Sea Food Dellane Henry's Tavern Hillside Radio Liberty Inn Hillside Sports Club Jim's Auto Repair Whelan Liberty Drugs Bill Zelder Andy Vyniski Bill Domenico John Lipsky Pete Miller Pop Neu Slim le Gates Charlie CIA Nick Lotterle Charlie Hogan

Hillside Ave Five Retains Cage Title Softball Planned For School Groups

Hillside Avenue School players celebrated the elementary basketball championship as eight graders Don Parry and team co captain Marvin Share led nine wins in eleven. The Recreation Board announced a spring softball league for boys in grades 6 to 8 with an April 1 meeting at Harden-Looker School and a start date of April 24. Harold Goldberg aided the program and preparations include high school softball plans to be announced soon.

The Recreation Board Peter G. Humanik Harden-Looker Harold Goldberg Jewish Youth Center Hillside Avenue Walter O. Krumbiegel Donald Parry Marvin Share

Bowling Victors At Hollywood Rec League

Hollywood Recreation Bowling League results show Alton Radio over Club Alpha, American Service Cleaners over Mayfair Liquor, Hollywood Rec over Palmer Television, Gold Bar over Merritt Tavern, Paul and Bills over VMS Concrete Forms, and Johns Tavern over the Aztecs. Individual scores listed for each match include Glavitch Carlson Zadoraza Piccolo De Parre on Alton Radio and related totals.

Alton Radio Club Alpha American Service Cleaners Mayfair Liquor Hollywood Rec Palmer Television Gold Bar Merritt Tavern Paul & Bill’s V.M.S John’s Tavern Aztecs Alton Glavitch Carlson Zadoraza Piccolo de Parre Hollywood G. Clark Buntele Bell T. Clark Sudnik Blind Palmer Bujalkowski Rozborski Gillespie Hoehn Matthews Merritt B Dudek Reskse Ambers Aktyl Rekse Klotz Demsia Pasko Dawid Majcher Apolinski Paul & Bill's Urban Albanito Loprete

Pappy Has Himself Quite A Nice Day

Paterson veteran Roscoe Hough won at Ruppert Stadium in a 5,485 crowd race. Second place shuffled between Ed Rooney and Bob Read as Flooney crashed the fence. Jim Delaney finished third and Jerry Morese fourth.

R, Hockenjos Pappy Ruppert Stadium Paterson Hough Roscoe Hough Earl Mills Millburn Ed Rooney Somerville Bob Read Hope Zaney Speed Demons Flooney Read Jim Delaney Jerry Morese Newark Mills Bloomfielder Johnny Luzi Bob Reidel Bob Blasi Dave Chaddon Dave A.b.c.s—Alway

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