Olympians and Sports Club win first playoff games
In the Community Basketball League double elimination playoffs, the Olympians defeated the Comets 62 to 38 at Coe Avenue School gym. Hillside Sports Club beat North End Republican Club 53 to 41. The final regular schedule game saw the Comets beat the Olympians 41 to 37, giving Olympians a 9-3 record and top seed. Three teams tied for second place behind them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Republican Club
Olympians
Comets
Olypians
North Ends
Hillside Sports Club
Kreuz
Sweetman
Rssrer Grice
Christie
Hillside Sports
Brenner
Galbraith
A Capasso
Benson
Caston
T. F
Gailbraith
Goldberg
Nowick
Boff
Harzula
U Sheilds
Petras
Krichman
G Mitchell
G Mack
North End
Ness
Wargo
Eberenz
Martucci
C Houck
G Prescott
Paraplegic Wheelers Draw Big Crowd at High School Arena
A large crowd of about 400 attended a Friday night exhibition at Hillside High School featuring the Jersey Wheelers, a team of paraplegic veterans in wheelchairs, who defeated the school varsity and junior varsity squads. Club president Ernest Schickedanz introduced officials and a shooting demonstration followed by updates on paraplegic veterans services. The event also showcased Elks members and rifle-club mentors, with Dr Wayne Branom supervising paraplegic players. The program included remarks on the State Elks Association efforts for paraplegics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dads
Jersey Wheelers
Ernest Schickedanz
Rud
L. Custer
Charles Kennington
Charles Wernicke
Hillside’ Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
Irving Steinberg
State
Elks Association
Raymond Compton
Michael Hamas
Wayne T. Branom
Hot Cross Buns Add Spicy Flavor to Lenten Meals
Jane Parker Hot Cross Buns present a spicy blend for Lent with plump raisins and citrus bits. The buns are baked daily and finish with snowy icing crosses. Heat slightly to restore fresh flavor and enjoy at tea, snack, or mealtime during Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Parker
Dellane Pinners Sweep Leaders In Hillside League Night
Dellane Safety Service swept three from Hillside Radio to tighten the Hillside Rec Monday Night League race. Three game winners also included Liberty Inn and Hillside Sports Club over Jim's Auto Repair, and Franklin Esso Service. Double wins came from Chick's Sea Food over Henry's Tavern and Polish American Association over Whelan's Liberty Drugs. High pinners were Ray Wilson 590 Bill Lind 568 Nick Lotterle 558 Bill Lahner 555 Pete Miller 554 Bill Oehler 547 Forest Williams 546 Al Kovacs 540 Eddie Siwicki 533 Dick Buinno 532.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Rec
Dellane Safety Service
Hillside
Liberty Inn
Hillside Sports Club
Jim's Auto Repair
Franklin Esso Service
Chick's Sea Food
Henry's Tavern
Polish American Association
Whelan
Liberty Drugs
Ray Wilson
Bill Lind
Nick Lotterle
Bill Lahner
Pete Miller
Bill Oehler
Forest Williams
al Kovacs
Eddie Siwicki
Dick Buinno
Transfers and property dealings across multiple streets
Transfers record show Rose and John A. Kessler to Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kessler on Conant street 205.9 feet from Plymouth road and Dynegay to Stella Rippo with undivided quarter interest in Yale avenue 61.99 feet from Bloy street. Melbro Builders Inc. to Leonard Lipman on Wilder street 296.71 feet from Westminster avenue. Walter A. Schutte to Abraham Gelfond at the corner of Clark street and Highland avenue. Fight Police Donate to Sister Kenny Foundation at 507 5th Avenue New York 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Gelfond
Clark Street
Highland Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shanty Shack
Sam
Dan
Joe
Korea
L. A. Hawthorne
Hillside, N. J
Christian Science ON
Christian Science
New York
WCBS
WBAB
Atlantic City
Dellane Pinners
Singer Sewing Center
Springfield Avenue
Treington
Noe Ebeck
Chapel Auto Sales
Liberty Ave
Bloy ST
New Jersey
Studebaker
DE Soto
NASH
Allan S. Bergman
N. J
Springfield Ave
19Th St
Newark
Newark EL
Sister Kenny Foundation
5Th Avenue
Joseph P. Lobo
Newe Maple Furniture
Simmon
Shifman
Elizabeth AV
Clinton Ave
MAXON
Pontiac
Mayfair Liquor Store
Graham B. Winter
Daniel J. Cerven
North Broad St
Mayfair Theatre
Crosley
Family Theatre Television
Crosley TV
Tobia’s HiLlside Appliance CO
Liberty Avenue
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