Comet Quint Debuts as Hillside High Boys Spark Season
Hillside High opens 1964 winter sports with basketball and wrestling optimism. John Sayer leads varsity prep with eight returning seniors and a rugged battle for starting berths. Wrestlers, led by Michael Leta and Irwin Scanzara, foresee a strong Watchung Conference showing as January 3 at Berkeley Heights starts the schedule.
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Hillside High
Halside
Watchung
John Sayer
Roger Mazzella
Mas Maria
Mrr
Sayer
Bill Schutsky
John Maddalena
Bruce Hermann
Marshall Lipson
Maroon and Grey
Central High
Our Lady of the Valley High
Comet
Hillside
Hillside High School
Michael Leta
Irwin Scanzara
Leta
Comets
Paul Jancovich
Bob Cox
Dave Darris
Frank Sheriff
Phil Jarosky
Bob Delmanto
Sheldon Seidel
Mark Kugel
Steve Krevsky
Prank van Dean
Berkeley Heights
Seton Hall Soccer Ends Season With Strong Record
Seton Hall University completes the season at 9-3-2, marking the second best four year period in school history. Under Coach Nick Menza the team has gone 38-13-3 over four seasons. Noting the 1948-51 Pirates era at 35-5-6, standout Norm Hymowitz of Hillside played center half.
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Seton Hall University
Nick Menza
Booters
Pirates
Norm Hymowitz
Hillside
White Sox and Phillies Face Indy Series in Open Play
The record notes a high level matchup between the White Sox and Phillies with Indy Series participants Leo Menkin and Andy Rous listed, indicating a combined event or exhibition context in Indianapolis. Specific scores or outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
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AL Tm.Ser
White Sox
Tm.Gm
Phillies
Indy
Leo Menkin
Andy Rous
Cookie Lavagetto Breaks Bevens No Hitter in 1947 World Series
Cookie Lavagetto, famed for breaking up Bill Bevens' no hitter in the 1947 World Series with the Brooklyn Dodgers against the New York Yankees, managed only two hits in 17 World Series at-bats for a .118 average. His other hit came in the 1941 classic.
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NEW York
UPI
Cookie Lavagetto
Bill Bevens
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Cookie
Family cruising by sail or motor defines American harbor life
In Mattituck Long Island harbor UPI notes a weather pause for a flotilla of visiting boats from six states. Families with children aboard enjoy the carefree fit of summer recreation as harbor facilities expand to attract yachtsmen and boost the local economy. Dockage, electricity, showers, ice, and a coin laundry support a two mile inlet harbor now equipped for six foot drafts with daytime three hour docking and ten cent per foot overnight fees. Harbor master Thomas B. Reeve helps ensure pleasant stays as cruising becomes a family pastime nationwide.
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Mattituck
N. Y
Upi
Long Island
Long Island Sound
North Carolina
Thomas B. Reeve
March of Dimes expands treatment centers nationwide
A growing network now totals 44 birth defect centers and 25 arthritis centers, bringing top medical care to communities previously underserved. Centers use a team approach and integrate clinical and basic research, building on polio respiratory center concepts. Further growth relies on public support of the March of Dimes campaign in January.
Warner Awards parking at Hillside event for 250000 spectators
Still burning note from New York UPI says gas light usage surged past 625000 while earlier peak was 250000 in 1914. GAMA reports gas lights remain common though shifted in use. California plans a $17 million auto race track near Los Angeles to rival Indianapolis, targeting completion in 1965 on a 731 acre site.
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New York
UPI
Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
Seripse
GAMA
BIG Track
California
Speedway
Car and Driver Magazine
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Japanese Sumo Rigging Controversy Sparks Court Fight
Japanese sumo fans watch a libel dispute as writer Shintaro Ishihara accuses the autumn tournament of being fixed. Taiho, the renowned postwar star, is at the center as the Japan Sumo Association sues for libel and Ishihara defends his charges amid a national debate on wrestling integrity and tradition.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Shintaro Ishihara
America
Chicago Black Sox
Chicago
Cincinnati
Joe Jackson
Joe
Tatho
Taiho
Kashiwado
Ishihara
The
Japan Sumo Association
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United Press International
March OF Dimes
N.J. Times
S. Vincent Iaculla
Dennis Gold
Pop Warner League
Arthur Ferguson
Jack Wenz
Sayre Woods South
Tommy Garzione
Russell Raffa, Jr
Pee-wee
Julius, Kay
Jarvey Augarten
Burgerama Diner
Burgerama
Chancellor Ave
Newark
Harvard Avenue
Eddie Ziobro
Jersey Jets Orchestra
Noise Makers
U.S
U. S
T.S
Dayarment
Adverttary Council
Nie
Bristol-Myers Company
Hatfield Wire & Cable Division
Continental Copper
the National State Bank Hillside Office
Tridix Tool & Machine Co
Jiffy Manufacturing Co
Edgcomb Steel & Aluminum Corp
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