Comets Fall To Westfield After Rallying To Beat Trinity
Hillside’s Comets defeated Holy Trinity 76-67 in the Union County Tournament to advance, then were eliminated by top seed Westfield 65-56. The win over Trinity avenged an earlier loss, lifting Hillside to a 14-7 record with two regular-season games and the state tournament remaining. Harvey Wooten led with 19 points and 13 rebounds as Paul Yungst and Paul Losseff added 16 and 20. Westfield used a second-half surge, turning a two-point halftime deficit into a decisive 97-27 run and finishing with an 80-56 victory in the later game.
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Comets
Trinity
Westfield
Hillside
Comet
Holy Trinity
Union County
Hillsiders
Paul Yungst
Paul Losseff
Harvey Wooten
Wooten
Harvey
Steve Bukowelcki
Wayne Shapiro
Mike Maddalena
Joe Cullinan
Blue Devils
Steve Eisenberg
Clark
Devils
Paul Yungat
Tim Goski
St. Mary’s
Morris Knolls
Morris
Comet Harvey Wooten
Blue Devil
Dave Greenfield
Mike
Maddalena
Don Siegel
Guest of Honor Menza Hosts Roselle Cocktail Party
State Assemblyman Alexander Menza was guest of honor at a recent cocktail party. In the photo, Mayor Charles Mancuso, former State Senator Jerry English, Menza, Matilda McGowan, and Mayor Anthony Amalfie of Roselle stand in the first row, with Councilmen Ertle Riccio Korn Beiner and others, Sheriff Ralph Oriscello, and Fred Bailey of Kenilworth shown in the second row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Menza
Charles Mancuso
Jerry English
Menza
Matilda McGowan
Anthony Amalfie
Roselle
Edward Ertle
Pat Riccio
Elizabeth
Ralph Oriscello
Raymond Korn
Fred Bailey
Kenilworth
Gerald Beiner
Hillside Photo Service
Hillside Gridmen Land 16th In State Ratings
Hillside, 6-3, is ranked 16th among 71 Group 3 football teams in New Jersey by the NJSIAA for the 1971 season. Westfield is undefeated and ranked first in all groups for the third straight year, while Hillside sits second in the Watchung Conference behind Westfield. The association lists Hillside as an A team on a scale from A to A. Ratings consider record, points, opponent strength, and school size.
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New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association
Njsiaa
Hillside
Westfield
Watchung
Wrestlers To Meet In Junior Olympics
The First Annual New Jersey AAU Junior Olympics Wrestling Tournament will be held on Saturday February 26 1972 at 9 00 am at David Brearley Regional High School Hillside New Jersey. Nearly 300 boys ages nine to fourteen in eight districts compete for state honors across 46 weight classes in three age divisions. The Quaker Oats Company provides medals for first to third place, and the event is sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union.
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New Jersey
Union County Park Commission
David Brearley
Monroe Avenue
Kenilworth
Joseph J. Birmingham
Quaker Oats Company
The
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Hillside
John ©. Pozar
County of
Union
State of New Jersey
Liberty and
Hillside Avenues
Herttua Named At First New Jersey Bank CEO
Oliver F. Herttua, president of First New Jersey Bank, becomes chief executive officer of the $88 million bank, succeeding Frank M. Pitt who remains chairman. Pitt will retire from top management while guiding expansion planning. Herttua, active in business and community matters, has held the presidency for two years and will push policy innovations under Pitt's progressive legacy.
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Oliver F. Herttua
First New Jersey Bank
Herttua
Frank M. Pitt
Pitt
Herttun
Bank
New Jersey
Public Relations Society of America
Community Action For Economic Development
Elizabeth
Bank Public Relations
Three Lafayette Students Named to Dean's List
Ronald J. Frank of Edmund Topslow and Keith E. Welks of 12 Eastern Parkway join Lafayette College in Easton Pennsylvania on the dean's list for the first semester of the 1971 72 academic year.
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Ronald J.frank
Williamson Ave
Edmund ©. Topslow
Westminister Avenue
Keith E. Welks
Eastern Parkway
Lafayette College
Easton
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W.J. Hillside Times
By Peter Lisman
Jack Steimal
Guest of
Gridmen
Association
Township OF
Liberty Avenue
Poblioworks
Wumeciawly
Peonisat Sficel
Mand
Fe& Ls
Erikhle
Owe
Wilson
Loma Dischler Hewaghip
Sheriff's Sale Superior Court OF
Chancery Division
Federal National Mortgage Association
Congress
National Morgage Association Charter
McBride
Court House
A.D
Gaia
Williamson Avenue
Clinton Place
Willamson Avenue
Veles Janos
Mortgagors
Leon Shider
Hortense Shider
Tne
Steriff
Ralpre Criscello
Sheriff Bourne & Null
Attys Bi
Hillsion
First
John C. Pozar Colleton
Pollan American Citizens Club of
Bloy St
Hillsight
Tipts
Yankees
Athletics
Reds
White Sox
Pirates
Mets
Orioles
Cubs
Soviet Union
Washington
Mattoh
Prue
Dea
Ays
Parcel Post
Anatoly Dobrynin
U.S.S.R
18Th Street N.W
Washington, D.C
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