Comet Cagers Debut Under Joe Silver At Union Friday
The 1952-53 Comet basketball squad under coach Joe Silver will debut Friday December 19 at Union. The team, a mix of veterans and newcomers, faces a four-game home and away schedule with Perth Amboy Kearny and Belleville as opponents. Marv Fishman is the lone fully veteran starter among an otherwise untested group.
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Joe Silver
Comet Basketers
Hiller
Salem Dam
Union
Perth Amboy
Kearny
Belleville
Comet
Comets Open Home Season with Perth Amboy
The schedule lists Union Perth Amboy Crawford Kearny St Marys Belleville Jefferson Fison Linden Union Belleville Kearny Irvington Weequahic Seton Hall Summit Perth Amboy next Tuesday home opener. Lineup includes Fishman with Jack Saperstein Roger Keehn six two Art Davidson at center Bob Bernstein newcomer. Reserves: Sabatino Goldberg Waskieweicz Mascola Share Martucci Kilian. All Tuesdays matinees and Friday night games.
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Union
Perth Amboy
Crawford
Kearny
St. Mary’s
Belleville
Jefferson
Fison
Linden
Irvington
Weequahic
Seton Hall
Summit
Fishman
Jack Saperstein
Roger Keehn
Art Davidson
Bob Bernstein
Charlie Sabatino
al Goldberg
Snooky Waskieweicz
Ton Mascola
Mary Share
Tony “Doc” Martucci
Doug Kilian
Comets
Named Winners In Fishing Contest
The Solomon Store sponsored contest at 1299 Liberty Avenue closed Nov 30. Judges Jack Redlus and Sidney Silverstein announced winners: Joseph Bonano won black fish with six pounds seven ounces. Abner Rosenthal won rainbow trout with three pounds nine ounces and 20 inches. Joseph Pulsfort won pickerel with two pounds four ounces and 2014 inches.
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Solomon
Liberty Avenue
Jack Redlus
Joseph Bonano
Summit Place
Union
Abner Rosenthal
Clinton Place
Newark
Joseph Pulsfort
Purce Street
Sidney Silverstein
Hill Side Times
Club Diana Upsets Liberty Leaders in Friday Bowling
In Hillside Recreation League action Club Diana defeated the league leaders with a three game win. Ward Furniture swept Dan & Browne. Ben Herman’s team beat Newark Electro Plating. Liberty Barber Shop edged Bowling Unlimited. Stan Sommers won two from Hollywood Pet Shop. Orchids donated by Bader Florist went to Paula Makowski and Emily Wesley. Corinne Hrycenko posted a 16 game.
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Bader Florist
Newark Electro Plating
Diana
Stan Sommers
Dan & Browne
Ward Furniture Co
Bowling Unlimited
Ben Ferman Ats
Hollywood Pet Shop
Bader Florists
Liberty Ladies
Hillside Recreation
Ward Furniture
Ben Herman
Wats
Newark
Ethel White
Liberty Barber Shop
Helen Paul
Marie Lund
Hollywood
Paula Makowski
Emily Wesley
Bremble's Drops Two But Maintains Lead
Bremble's Inn stayed in first place after losing two games Friday night in the Hillside Rec Friday Night League to Ruppert's, posting 25.4 victories. Jewel Moore led Bremble's with a 516 series on 160 154 202, while Madeline Dobos topped Ruppert's with a 497. Liberty Drugs dropped a pair to Syl's Signs as Hilda Cantillon led Syl's with 460 and Myna Tarrant 452. Esso outfit Vic Ledder posted a 538. Helen Kosinski added 498 for Esso, which tallied 888 as a team high. Warwick Homes took two from Atlas Too with Honey Sawicki at 465 and Jo Domina 445.
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Hillside Rec
Ruppert's
Bremble’s Inn
Madeline Dobos
Rose Hays
Eve Gormley
Jeanne Woods
Bremble’s
Jewel Moore
Audrey Potts
Syl's
Helen Kosinski
Jean de Chesare
Esso
Warwick Homes
Atlas Too
Honey Sawicki
Jo Domina
Atlas Mae
Guard Posts At Newark Academy Highlight Season Opener
Two Hillside boys, David Garodnick and Dick Sherman, are expected to be key guards as the Newark Academy basketball team opens its 16 game schedule. The Minutemen beat Newark Tech in the opener and will host Montclair Academy next on their home court. Sherman also stars in football and will receive the Academy’s variety N at a football dinner next Wednesday with NYU coach Hugh Devore as principal speaker.
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Hillside
Newark Academy
David Garodnick
Dick Sherman
Minutemen
Newark Tech
Montclair Academy
Academy
Sherman
Rock Spring
West Orrange
Hugh Devore
New York University
Two One Results In Alley Matches
At the Hillside Recreation Monday Nite League meeting every match finished 2 to 1. Koehler Plumbing beat Hillside Radio, White Diamond defeated Jime's Auto Repair, Elmer's Tavern topped Chick's Sea Food, Hillside Sports Club vanquished Franklin Esso Service, and Dan's Inn beat Hungarian Club. High scorers included Bob Pfaff, Ed Siwicki, Bob Carlson, Ted Bauer, Ed Banko, John Zakovic, Dick Bianno, Mickey Urbanski, Carmine La Pore, and Bo Garry.
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Hillside Recreation
Koehler Plumbing
Hillside Radio
White Diamond
Jime's Auto Repair
Elmer’s Tavern
Chick’s Sea Food
Hillside Sports Club
Franklin Esso Service
Dan's Inn
Bob Pfaff
Ed Siwicki
Bob Carlson
Ted Bauer
Ed Banko
John Zakovic
Dick Bianno
Mickey Urbanski
Carmine la Pore
Bo Garry
Nurses Need Thousands of Home Nurses to Meet War Injuries
The article argues that U S nurses cannot handle a surge of war injuries without thousands of women trained in home nursing and first aid. It stresses nationwide preparation and rapid training to support medical response.
Hollywood Rec’s Lead Reduced in Night League Action
Hollywood Rec slips two games back after a loss to Jefferson Print Shop as Tom Clark scores 683 and Ed Sudnick 613. J and P Distributing sweeps Hillside Ree with De Parre totals 266 221 662. Bomber De Santo lifts Paul & Bill’s past Linsemann Florists. Michel Screen sweeps Otto’s Esso Ser vicenter as VMS Concrete Forms shut out. Coe Ave, Liquor.
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Tom Clark
Ed Sudnick
Hollywood Ree
Jefferson Print Shop
Sam de Parre
Hillside Ree
Bomber de Santo
Paul
Leaders Jolted In Mixed League
Hollywood Rec swept Policastro TV led by Oz Policastro 595 and Hen Sarnoski 210. Dileo's Meat Market shut out Hirleman's Esso with George DiLeo 224. John's Meat Market swept Fontan's to end the night. Three games separate the top five teams in the standings.
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Hollywood Rec
Policastro TV
Oz Policastro
Hen Sarnoski
Dileo
Hirleman
Esso
George DiLeo
John's
Calvin Coolidge School adds multipurpose room dedication
The Board of Education dedicated the Calvin Coolidge School multipurpose room with about 100 attendees. P.T.A. president Mrs. Walter Stump presented a lectern to principal John Lopresti Jr. and Arthur Dienst gave $15 for room purchases. Speakers included board president Mrs. Robert C. Kirkpatrick and others.
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Calvin Coolidge
Board of Education
Walter Stump
P.T.A
John Lopresti, Jr
Arthur Dienst
Hillside Heights Civic Association
Lopresti
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Walter Leibo
Henry Goldhor
Stump
Gerard Whalen
Church of Christ the King
Frank Mahon
Wayne T. Branom
Hillside notes include burglaries, club talks, and civic plans
Four houses on Williamson and Bailey avenues were entered and ransacked with three other entry attempts. Ice boxes in two homes were raided for meals. At a Lions Club meeting Rev. George H. Brewer spoke on Mexico As I Knew It. Hillside planned a tabernacle dedication for rescue work, and local groups discussed school events, finances, and citizenship classes.
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Williamson and Bailey Avenues
Mexico
Lions Club
Scannell’s
George H. Brewer
First Baptist
Hillside
White Street
Hillside Rescue
Emma M. Dunlop
George Washington School
P.T.A
Board of Education
Hillside Times
Hillside Schoolmen's Club
Welfare Association of
William Rayner
Sinai Congregation
Sinai Temple
1479
Maple Avenue
Klausner
Hotel Pleasantdale
Hillside High School
New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association
Trenton
Roosevelt
PWA
George Crystal
Progress Club of
Albert Chamberlain
Hollywood Park Improvement Association
Jose
Phins A. Hiross
Fairview Place
Harden-Looker
American Legion
Argonne Post 6
Elizabeth
Young Soprano To Sing At Hospital
Marcia Joyce Botnick, ten, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Botnick of 1611 Summit Ave, is invited to sing at The Little Sisters of the Poor in Newark on Saturday December 27 and to entertain children at the Hospital for Crippled Children in Newark for the third year. She attends George Washington School and is a classical soprano who has performed as a concert soloist at Fischer's Hall in New York City and has sung since age six.
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Marcia Joyce Botnick
Harvey Botnick
Summit Avenue
Little Sisters of the Poor
Newark
Marcia
Hospital For Crippled Children
George Washington School
Fischer's Hall
New York City
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A & R Amusement Co
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Rose Toman
Mary Beach
Ray Glavitch
Stella Dainoski
Marion Brennan
Edith Anzovina
Idie Saxer
Heinz Esso
Hig
America
Windsor
NEW Yorker
Chrysler
Imperial
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North Broad Street
THE
North Broad St
Hillside, N. J
Beret
West Side
Newark, N. J
Springfield Ave
High St
Lyons Ave
Bergen St
Hawthorne Ave
Orange Ave
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
RCA Victor
RCA
Wayne King
Artie Shaw
Glenn Miller
Vaughn Monroe
Spike Jones
David Rose
Perry Como
Tony Martin
Hank Snow
Sons of the Pioneers
Eddy Arnold
Peter and the Wolf
Sterling Holloway
Paul Wing
Clif Edwards
Children’s Records
Hillside Radio & Television
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