Hillside Comets Rally End in 4-4 Tie With Pingry
Hillside High baseball split a week with a 4-4 tie against Pingry after trailing 4-0 in eight innings. Earlier they beat Springfield 10-9, edged Newark 5-7, and lost to Valley 4-3 and Belleville 6-5 as Dave Kulpan and Nick Giordano led the offense.
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Charles Dooley
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Belleville rallies past Comets with late double by Ochse
In Belleville take the lead with a four run second inning sparked by a two run single by Doug Stone and a two run triple by Scott Ochse. Comets cut the gap but Ochse doubled in Speer for the winner in the sixth as Belleville held on 6-5.
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Jayvees
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Valley
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Crawford
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Clark
Union shuts out Jefferson in Watchung Conference tilt
Union pounded five homers and blanked Jefferson 12-0 as Richard Sinck dominated on the mound with six singles allowed and six strikeouts. Ry Rubin led Union with two homers and two singles, driving in four runs, while Kennedy Waltersdorf and Walt Benatuk added homers. Jefferson falls to 0-2 in the division, after Linden’s 14-10 loss earlier to keep Union at 4-2.
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Postal Jobs Open in Newark Post Office
Joseph J. Benucci sectional center manager announces new openings at the Newark New Jersey post office starting April 25 1977 for Distribution Clerk positions with a starting salary of 12422 dollars per year.
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United States Post Office
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New Jersey
Edison Tech and Batten High spark early season wins
Edison Tech won 69.58 in a meet with Newark Tech as Tom Raylock and Carl Florezah led in the two mile and throws events. Batten High defeated North Bergen 12-8 in softball with Anna Hittenach pitching a no-hit relief. Batten High volleyball swept Scotch Plains 15-12 15-8. Jeff Furgesen reached the Na tional Golden Gloves semi finals in Hawaii. Wilfredo Mercano earned the Sportsmanship Award.
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Battin High
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