Police Pistol Squad Wins Opening Match
The Union County Police Pistol League opened Summer League play in Kenilworth. The home team led by Larry Sadlon with 295 and Cranford's Shura 279 edged Cranford. Former Magistrate Henry Goldhot praised the unit for past achievements and wartime reorganization efforts. A separate report notes about $100 in damage to Pinocchio Diner on Route 22 at Bloy Street over the weekend, including a broken glass window.
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Henry Goldhor
Hillside Police
Goldhor
Don Wolf
Larry Sadhon
John Baum
Walter Steib
Union County Police
Duineren
Whida Couty
Union County
Kenilworth
Hillside
Bluecoate
Cranfird
Larry Sadlon
Cranfore
Henry Goldhot
Chief Voelk
Route 22
Bloy St
Hillsiders Win Athletic Awards at Newark dinner
Seven Hillside residents received Rutgers Newark athletic awards at the annual Sports award dinner at the Military Park Hotel in Newark. Honorees include Sheldon Brooks baseball Ira Gensberg JV basketball Sheldon Jaffe golf Barbara Kantor rid at Compton Terrace wrestling, Alvin Silberreich golf Alam Wasserman basketball, all Hillside High School graduates except Siegelman from Weequahic High. The seven students attend State University's College of Arts and Sciences in Newark.
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Hillside
Rutgers Newark
Tues
Millary Park
Newark
Sheldon Brooks
Wimans Avé
Ira Gensberg
Thomas St
Sheldon Jaffe
Conklin Ave
Barbara Kantorrid
Compton Terr
Jan Siegelman
Wyndmoor Ave
Alvin Silbe
Memoli Hurls No Hitter In Opener For HIA
Mike Memoli of the HIA team in American League opened the Little League season with a 1-0 no hitter over Robert Anderson of the Lions. Anderson allowed one hit in a strong pitching duel.
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Mike Memoli
HIA
Robert Anderson
Lions
Anderson
Rotary
Gary Stokes
Knights of Columbus
Anthony Salerno
Wayne
Food Fair
Gel
B*nai B'rith
Paul Yungst
War Metmortal
Kiwanis
Anthony Lanzafaria
Hillside Boccie League Reactivated for Seventh Season
Peter Mumani x, recreation superintendent, announces Hillside Recreation Commission will reactivate the Hillside Boccie League for its seventh straight season. The turf bowling game draws wide spectator interest and teams are urged to register. typical teams have 6 to 8 players, with four on the current game. Anyone interested should contact the Recreation Department for details.
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Peter
Mumanix
Hillside Recreation Commission
Hillside
Recreation Department
Tryouts Planned for Pop Warner Cheer Squad
Tryouts for the Pop Warner Cheerleading Squad will be held at the P.A.L. building on Hillside Avenue from May 12 to May 19 for girls aged 10 to 12. Four positions are open to new applicants to replace graduates, with a $5 registration fee for each member.
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Pop Warner
P.A.L
Hillside Avenue
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Bloy Street
Rutgers Avenue
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