Schursky Named Cadet Captain For Army Basketball
Hillside's Bill Sehursky named captain of the 1967-68 Army Cadets basketball team. The 6-2, 185-pound guard led Army in scoring in late 1966-67, scoring 37 against Massachusetts and earning Charlotte Invitational outstanding player honors. Knight praises his moves and shooting as key to next season.
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Hillside
Bill Sehursky
Army
Bob Knight
West Point
Schutsky
Silliman
Bill
Knight
Boston University
Massachusetts
Alex Schutsky
Buchanen Sts
Frosh Nine Opens Play At Hillside High
Hillside freshmen baseball, coached by Samuel Stellatella, start play with lessons in fundamentals. In their opener at Irvington they lost 7-1 and Scotch Plains 14-0 but show promise with Richard Hodovance as catcher and Richard Kreps as pitcher outfielder.
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Donald Navy
Hillside Highusu
Tepth
Samuel Stellatell
Otellatella
Comets
Irvington
Hillside
Scotch Plains
Richard—Hodovance
Richard Kreps
Hurlers Silence Comet Bats in Double Defeat
Hillside baseball team shows weak offense as pitchers keep Comets quiet in a double defeat. Four hits and eight errors signal a poor showing while Coach Carmen Ferrigno must search for batting punch this season.
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Comet
Carmen Ferrigno
Hillside
Comets
Netmen Open Season With Easy Win Over Berkeley Heights
Hillside High trampled Berkeley Heights 5 3 on Friday as the Comets won four of six singles and two decisive doubles. Arle Bailey and Jerry Hershkowitz won in straight sets, while Larry Panther and Zygi Wilt dominated at first doubles 6 0 6 0. Cranford and Scotch Plains pitched strong games against Hillside, but Hillside pitcher John Mendes held Cranford to six hits with five errors by teammates. Bob Levinson and Glenn Marsnick led the offense with multiple hits.
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Michael Zeta
Hillside High
Berkeley Heights
Comets
Arle
Jaf Bailey
Jerry Hershkowitz
Hillside
Stuart Gelber
Gelber
Bailey
Sen
Iors
Larry Panther
Zygi Wilt
Gomets
Forman
Bruce Berlanstein
Dave Klastava
Scotch Plains
Raiders
Doug Ross
Cranford
John Mendes
Bob Levingon
Glenn Marsnick
Levinson
Fathers Night and Preceding Meetings At H L PTA
H L P T A announces Fathers Night with officers to be installed at the meeting. A faculty luncheon is set for May 22 and an Executive Board Dinner for June 14 1967. Summer Round-Up chairs report 53 children registered for September Kindergarten with a May 27 tea for the mothers. The PTA Chorus provided evening entertainment. The note adds a fact about about 2 000 cities worldwide with populations over 190 000.
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Harden-Looker
Beth Israel Hospital
Lyons Lanes
L. B.J Elec
Tos
Keystoners
Nicks
Texaco
Manchester
Empire” Fuel
Hillside
N.J. Office Supply
Hummel
Hummel Jetg 43 47 “Bowling League Be Litte Trucking
WED
Harden-Looker’s
Hell Cats
Beth Rippers
Teamsbrary
Hs Becker
Mac
Happy Losers
LeElklund Agency
Reds Sl
Lyons
Astros
Feidman
Schoessers
Giants
Dre John
Apex Cleaners
Braves
Lopry
Mapledtest Glass
Red Sox
Kinney Kats
Mrs. Mac Bakery
Modern Dec
Dodgers
Angels
Tad-Laeger Metal
Tigers
Pirates
S-Chiang Gang Yankees
Knicks
Craftmen Thur
White Sox
Calangers
Phillies
Camptowners
Orioles
Indians
Pill Stars
Twins
Mets
Ary
Theodore Barnett
Vincent Ingato
Alfred Zenowickz
Theodore Prescott
P.T.A. Chorus
Pingry Alumni Dance At Short Hills Club Draws Attendees
Pingry alumni including Andrew H. Campbell and Charles B. Att attended a cocktail party and dance at the Short Hills Club last Saturday. About 165 alumni were reported to attend the annual affair, with details on dates and venues indicating a long-running reunion event.
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Andrew H. Campbell
Georgian Ct
Charles B. Attwater
Masters’ Sq
Pingry
Asen
Short Hills Club
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Kleixie
Maryland
Charlotte Tournement
Bill Schutsky
Frosh Nine
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Pingry Alumni
American Cancer Society
Bristol-Myers Company
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