Roselle ousts Hillside to reach Union County quarterfinals
Roselle, the tournament's second seed, defeated Hillside 66 to 50 at Plainfield. Hillside had reached the second round with a 46 to 34 win over Union Catholic, but were dominated on the boards and by fast breaks led by Harvey Wooten and Reggie Beard.
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Hillside
Union County
Comets
Roselle
Plainfield
Union Catholic
RoscNe
Rams
Harvey Wooten
Reggie Beard
Beard
Wooten
Secon High
Tom Barnett
Mike Maddalena
Steve Bukowetcki
Bnai B rith Bowling League at Centre Bowl
A February 14 1973 note lists the Bnai B rith Bowling League fixtures at Centre Bowl with teams and standings.
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Centre Bowl
Hillside Comets Hammer Hillside Midgets Roses in Playoffs
Hillside led by Tom Reynolds and Tom Barnett used a patient offense and strong rebounding from Harvey Wooten to beat Union Catholic 21-12 in a key quarter and hold opponents under 40 for the ith time this year. Anthony Ciasulli and Victor Wells sparked the Jay Vees in a 62-38 win over Cranford before losing to Roselle 69-38. Hillside faces Westfield and West Orange in forthcoming tournament rounds with All-State candidate Hilly Fay and 6'7 Hal Morrison looming.
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Tom Barnett
Union Catholic
Hillside
Tom Reynolds
Jay Vees
Varsity
Cranford
Roselle
Anthony Ciasulli
Clasulli
Crawford
Victor Wells
Westfield
Blue Devil
West Orange
Hilly Fay
Hal Morrison
Scott Moss
Hillside Community Center
Jon Mason
Bill Bluestone
Doe Senchyshyn
Dave Lazanus
Dave Lenz
Harry Lobel
Graham Gottfried
Rich E
Thur
Peb
Mark Lyons
Tigers
John Gallagher
A.P Morris
Panthers Oo Reds
Bob Herring
Pistons
Demerits
Giants
Hal Bernstein
H Jesults
Mets
Phil Zutberman
Orioles
Mary Messano
Hillside Lakers
Panthers
Jon Schierer
Sox
Leon Srebinka
The
Hawks
Q ‘T. Hicks
Peter Audenas
Athites
Wed
Indians
Dean Reagan
Raiders
Trojans
Astros
Richard Kaufman
Sidewinders
Spartans
Night Raiders
Angels
Gregory Zito A
Cubs
Knicks the Demerits
Pirates
Yankees
Phillies
Knights
the Bullets
Jersey Jets
C.C. Sonics
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Red Foxes
Killers
C_C Chargers
A.P Morris Pistons
Supersonics
Shooting Stars Knicks
the Hollys
Superstars
Knicks
HL. Protters Raiders
Lake
the Hawsk
Sonies Sagebrush Seven Rockets Spartans
C. C. Killers
T. Hicks
Morris
East Side Comedy
Web
Kings Sidewinders
Chargers
Banquet Honors Hillside High Football Stars
Hillside High School held its Annual Football Banquet, sponsored by the Hillside Elks Club for 40 years, recognizing Joe Juzzolino as captain, Glen Nick as MVP, George MacDonald as most improved jingman, and William Cowan as most improved backfield. Attending were Joseph DeMario, George MacDonald, William Kennedy Jr, Exalted Ruler Hillside Elks Club, and Mayor John Kulish.
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Hillside High School
Hillside Elks Club
Joe Juzzolino
Glen Nick
George MacDonald
Jingman
William Cowan
Joseph DeMario
Elks Youth Activities Committee
William G. Kennedy, Jr
Ruler
John Kulish
Hillside
Hillside Photo Service
Hillside Comets Wrestlers Fall to Westfield and Clark
Hillside wrestlers dropped two matches, 66-0 to undefeated Westfield with 10 pins in 12 bouts, then 28-12 to Clark. Ron Severino remained above .500 at 4-0, Pete Kowalsky fought back to a 4-3 decision, and Jim Weinberg scored a first period pin. Districts run tomorrow and Saturday at Hillside High School. second place may still earn a Region berth.
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Hillside Comet
Westfield
Clark
Blue Devils
Comets
Hillside
Crusaders
Ron Severino
Pete Kowalsky
Severino
Kowalsky
Jim Weinberg
Hillside High School
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N.J
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Clay RB
Kolleyell
Szarko
Pingry School
Lafayette
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Fred Szarko
Nottingham Way
BNA Brith Aim Tea
Comet Harvey Wooten
Don Siegel
Knicks 66Ers
Tom Barrett
Comet
Clarks
Chevrolet
Savoy Hot Car Specialists
Linden Ave
Linden
Hagin & Koplin
Volkswagen
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Boetary
Elizabeth Ave
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the Hillside Times
N. Broad St
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