Hillside Comets schedule may stretch to five games in five days
Hillside High’s Comets aim to resume Friday with Westfield at home after a weather pause and a Seton Hall High loss. They plan five games in as many days starting Friday, with Westfield, Irvington, Cranford, Roselle Park, and Plainfield on the slate, highlighting a pitching staff burden.
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Seton Hall
Seton Hall High School
Hillside High
Comets
Westfield
Cranford
Plainfield
Hillers
Irvington
Roselle Park
Sam Furrness
Tom Sharkey
Jimmy Egan
Joe Aromando
Dennis Tallagnon
Len Bierman
Hillside
Ed Nurton
Rotary Officers Elected For Hillside Club
Anson C. Crane was chosen unanimously as president for the coming year at Hillside Rotary Club. Other officers include Percy Shaffer as vice president Paul Owen secretary Adolf Solomon treasurer Roy George M. Runner sergeant at arms William Hebler and Neil Buie as directors. The club plans a $10 donation to the Boy Scout Fund and a Ladies Night on May 23 at the Far Hills Inn Somerville chaired by Oden F. Libbey with about sixty attendees expected. Ralph Einwalter purchasing agent of HeilCo Route 29 outlined his career and HeilCo production activities.
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Anson C. Crane
Hillside Rotary Club
Hill‘side’ Presbyterian Church
Percy Shaffer
Paul Owen
Adolf Solomon
Roy
George M. Runner
Acarms
William ©. Hebler
Neil Buie
Boy Scout Fund
Far Hills Inn
Somerville
Oden F. Libbey
Ralph Einwalter
Heil’Co
Route 29
Confidence central claim by coach in booster club talk
Lehigh wrestling coach William Sheridan urged Hillside to add wrestling, citing confidence as key to Olympic level achievement. He argued coaches shape participation and character while dismissing parent fears about wrestling injury and praising supportive athletes and mentors.
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William “Bill” Sheridan
Lehigh University
Dads
Sheridan
Qgne
Berlin
Hillside
Lehigh
Ernest Schickedanz
Albert “Red” Weiner
Carmine Ferrigno
William Todd
Albert Scaccia
John Duthie
Bowling Champs Taken By Cleaners
A local bowling competition sees the champs dethroned as cleaners remove the title with a decisive performance. The event highlights the team’s skill and the closing run of the season as spectators cheer.
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Cleaners
Community and Industrial League Debuts Planned
Final preparations for the Community Softball League and Hillside Industrial League were finalized at Hillside Recreation Center. Play starts May 15 for the Community League and May 16 for the Industrial League with twilight and postponed games on multiple fields. Teams include Hillside Sports Club North End Republicans Riley A A Thuro AA Aztec AA Maple Age Businessmen Kilroys and Marcus Transformer Jiffy Manufacturing Wannatoy Buick Motors Westinghouse Myers SyTS Signs Knights of Columbus.
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Community Softball League
Hillside Industrial League
Hillside Recreation Center
Peter G. Humanik
Community League
Industrial League
Industrial Loop
Central Avenue
Recreation
Hillside Sports Club
8Th A. C
North End Republicans
Riley A. A
Thuro A.A
Aztec A.A
Maple Age, Businessmen
Kilroys
Marcus Transformer
Jiffy Manufacturing
Wannatoy
Buick Motors
Westinghouse
Barista Myers Syts Signs
Knights of Columbus
Laurel Garden Card Promises Style and Sparks Wrestling
The Laurel Garden in Newark features heavyweight Big Dutch Schweigert versus Billy Darnell in a two out of three falls match limited to one hour. Promoter Babe Culnan also scripts an Australian Tag match Two Phantoms versus Golden Superman and Ase Freeman, plus two 30 minute preliminaries. Frank Shaffro debuts against Harry Finklestein, with Miguel Torres meeting Jack Steele. doors open at 8 40 p.m.
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Big Dutch Schweigert
Wildwood
Jersey
Billy Darnell
Newark
Laurel Garden
Darnell
Schweigart
Babe Culnan
Frank
Shaffro
Phantoms
Golden Superman
Ase Freeman
Freeman
Superman
Harry Finklestein
Miguel Torres
Jack Steele
Bicycle and clothing thefts reported in Newark area
Morris Goldman of 180 Grumman avenue reported a boy's bicycle valued at 65 dollars stolen from his garage at 11 31 p m. Earlier, Frank Dang of 775 South Fifteenth street Newark reported theft of men's clothing from his car.
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Morris Goldman
Grumman Avenue
Goldman
Frank Dang
South Fifteenth Street
Newark
Saybrook School Hosts Fourth Grade Assembly
Fourth graders presented an assembly at Saybrook School with solos by Douglass Kuhmann Janet Freet and Patty D Elia and a violin and accordina duet. Recitations included The Ballad of China with Paj Dihia Gail Petrucka Stewart Zisenborg and Charlotte Tiedman. A student cast performed The Big Stone Charlotte Tiedman and others acted in the play.
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Bertha Mazil
Wriday
Saybrook School
Patty D’elia
Douglass Kuhmann
Janet Freet
Hidin Fave
Ronald Susskind
China
Paj, Dihia
Gail Petrucka
Stewart Zisenborg
Charlotte Tiedman
Roger Alfred Murray
Harold Howard Bloy
Dianne Byaderite
Fred Will
Stanley Klein
Richard Blumstein
Vivan
Eugene Richele
Dian
Butler Ronnie Rothbard
Alfred Murray
Isabella Tortorello
Edwins Dacus
Alfred Griffith
Trequelyn Ostlerldredge M .Brideier
Jack Fotmnisson
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Rotary
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Steve Piskadlo
Merritt Tavern
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Heat and Power Engineering & Supply CO
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Hillside, N. J
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