Comets Fall Again as Hillside Struggles on Court
Hillside High School’s Comets dropped two more games this week. They lost at home to Weequahic 51 to 36 and were defeated 69 to 43 at Irvington. Coach Joe Silver benched starters in the first halves as discipline, then used them after halftime, while subs kept the margins from widening further.
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Hillside High School
Comet
Weequahic
Irvington
Indians
Faily
Joe Silver
Comets
Pwo
Karp
Taub
Ducks
Harris
Strubowitz
Attles
Kaunita
Schnel
Tabschalk
Karey
Kirland
I William
Hillside
Bornstern
Mollow
Goldberg
Wasklewicz
Kilian
Pall
Keelin
Lebelman
Nastolich
Share
Marlueel
P Reiger
Blunietti
Monroe
Prigiteri
Wynecker
Campbell
Bozohan
Dondersine
Steinhause
Pabricatore
Penner
Ens
Exhibition at Veterans Hospital Show Draws Notables
Gerry Sasso head professional at Crescent Farways Driving Range led an exhibition of golf shots for patients at the Veterans Hospital in East Orange. The Sports Night event was sponsored by the Teter J. Dodd Association of Orange with guests including Dave and Barry Taub of Hillside Seymour Berks Crescent, Monte Irvin Charley Fusari Wille LeMorte and Frank LaPola, sharing the showcase with Sasso.
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Gerry Sasso
Atl ¢-Crescent Farways Driving Range Union
Veterans’ Hospital
East
Orange
Sesso
Ie Teter J. Dodd Association of
Dave and
Barry Taub
Hillside
Seymour Berks
Crescent
Tony Galanto
Monte Irvin
New York Giants
Charley Fusari
Wille LeMorte
Frank LaPola
Barry ‘Pauls
Tony Galento
Gerry Sesso
Monte Irving
Dave Taub
Tony de Bollis
Orange Police
Hillside Freshmen Sweep St Benedicts In Big Win
Hillside High freshman team upset St Benedicts Frosh 97 to 27 last week led by Sammy Guyer. St Benedicts had been 9 0 before. The rivals were tied 23 23 in the third before Gunther Palfi and Diamond pulled Hillside ahead for good.
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Sammy Guyer
Hillside High
St. Benedict's
Gunther
Palfi
Diamond
Hillside
Floyd's Pug Wins Two Show Awards
William Floyd, a machinist at Stainless Engineering division of Gooper Alloy Foundry, won two awards at Madison Square Garden for his apricot colored pug. The dog, male and 130 months old, captured a fires breed ribbon and was named winner's dog in the open class.
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William Floyd
Madison Square Garden
Floyd
Gooper Alloy Foundry Company
Ramsey Avenue
Carolina Avenue
Irvington
Race Tightens in Liberty Friday Bowling League
In a two to one set of matches all games stayed close. Groveland Inn fell to Stan Sommers while Vester & Sisko swept Donlin Jewelers and Goldstein Plumbers beat Hillside Recreation. The Crescent doubled over Bader Florist as Peggy Reid won January bracelet.
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L Goldstein Plumbers
Paul Severance
Tno
Stan Sommers
Diana
Vester & Sisko
Hillside Recreation
Donlin Jewelers
the Crescent
Groveland Inn
Bader Florist
Alice Auurnhammer
Alice Zerweck
Peg Feller
Crescent
Peggy Reid
Cage Benefit For Little League
A Hillside Little League benefit basketball event is set for Saturday night at the high school gym on February 13. The card features Hillside Local 70 and HL Local 35 combined teams with a prelim match between Lads Club and Hillside Jews. Police and fire brigade players participate as junior boys in a community showcase with standings showing Lads Club A leading and Vigilantes and Spartans posting wins and losses.
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Hillside
Ludwig Lew
Stanley Lemond
Pete Ferrigno
Joseph Foran
Charles Horvath
Bustal Myers Rovers
Don Riley's
Warriors
Maples
Criv
Elxtl
Rovers
Qewil
Microwest
Wis
Ce M
Gray
American Gin
Wie Warriors
Cal
Raley Ern
Gery-All
ROYS
Rattlers
Aces Ramblers
New Mark Sets in Hillside Ree Loop
Rinaldys Hardware won and Lorraine Gasowitc hit a new high three game series for the season as Hillside Ree League bowling action continued Friday night. Ben Hermans Shuts and Stripes defeated Meinz Esso team while Club Royale moved up by taking two from Poliastra.
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Rinald
Rinaldy
Fie
Club Royale
Poliastra
Bremble
Warwick Homes
Tie, Hille
Ilmer's Tavern Lone Alley Sweep Headlines Local Standings
Ilmer's Tavern swept a Monday Hillside Recreation card defeating Alner's Tavern and touting a top score list dominated by Jon Brenna 389 and Joe D'Aminne 625. Other results include Koehler Plumbing over Double Wits and White Diamond defeating Chick's Sea Food. Top pinner totals feature multiple players with high counts across the evening.
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Alner’s Tavern
Hillside Recreation
Nortt Loggue
Ashey
Koehler Plumbing
Double Wits
Hillside
Duis Inn
White Diamond
Chick's Sea Food
Franklin Blye
Newark Dig Co
Bell Bitberny Thinertto Club
Mike Pedoredo
Jon Brenna
Petw Parga Sr
Mike Cone
Tarvey Hotnick
Prank Positero
Bill Lind
Loftuy Johnson
Joe D'Aminne
John Garry
Beaver College Juror Named Decorations Co-Chair
IANKINTOWN PA February 1 and 19 juror promen ade Junior Prom Weekend to be held. San di Heneel daughter of Philip B Henoel Millside Noo named co chair of the decorations committee for the event.
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Iankintown
Sandi Heneel
Philip B Henoel
Millside
Noo
Beaver College
Knickerhawkers Triumph In Double Overtime
The Knickerhawkers defeated the Lads Club in a Recreation Commission Intermediate Boys game after double overtime. Final score tied 24 24 at regulation. Knickerhawkers pulled ahead in the extra periods with key scoring from Javelr bonne and Wille Four.
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Loug
Javelr Bonne
Wille
Teitters
Murphy
Victors
St Polit
Vasabonds
Plaskes
Vauds
Joppa
Garnets
PPS
Dager
Hochenberm
Krowulis
Dale We
de Santo
Busslewlo
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the Fyobe
Hillside Frosh
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Spartans
Red Jays
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John Wayne
Victor Mature
Mari Blanchard
Veils OF
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Joan Fontaine
Jack Palance
Tangiers
Tobia
Andrea
Hoffman
Philco
Westinghouse
T.V. Service
Hillside Ree
Ilmer’s Tavern
Knicks
McGinn
Bisigma
Knickerbockers
Kesselman
Dairy — Grocers
Maple Avenue
Imllside
Dualaw Grips
Iti
General Factory
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