Comets Push 4-3 Record With Four Home Contests
Hillside’s Comets split four home games, improving to 4-3. Kevin Moynihan pitched the no hitter in the Pingry win. Ed Crisafulli, Gary Gordon and Gary Kahn drove Hillside runs, while errors hampered them in a 7-0 loss to Rahway and a late-week Springfield defeat.
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Stan Lemond
Hillside
Diamondmen
Comets
Kevin Moynihan
Pingry
Rahway
Gary Pierce
Comet
Kevin Moythan
Moynihan
Maroon and Gray
Moy
Nihan
Steve Klein
Gary Gordon
Gary Kahn
Gordon
Ed Novak
Sandy Freedman
Novak
Thomas Edison
Ed Crisafulli
Crisafulli
Pierce
Kahn
Bruce Brazer
Hillside Model Rocket Society opens year with first launch
The Hillside Model Rocket Society presented its premier performance as Mr. Charles Kennington and crew launched the first model of the year at Woodfield Station. Antony Caldendrillo, club president, assisted while Jeff Portnoff described a safety oriented electrical launch system and commercially manufactured engines. Future aims include static testing and building a wind tunnel with potential financial support from a Hillside company.
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Minutemen
Woodfield Stadium
Hillside Model Rocket Society
Char
Les Kennington
Kennington
Antony Caldendrillo
Model Rocket Society
Jeff Portnoff
Hillside
Hillside Comets Tennis Team Dominates Early Season Watch
Hillside Comets tennis under Coach Leta races to six straight wins in the Watching Conference claiming the top spot. Steve Forman leads with a dominant singles run while Berlinstein and Topslow strengthen the lineup as Hillside steamrolls Plainfield Springfield Berkeley Heights and Wallsburg in successive matches.
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Richard Vespucci
Leta
Hillside High
Jan Bailey
Jerry Hershkowitz
Plainfield
Hillside
Steve Forman
Bruce Berlinstein
Ed Topslow
Jim Scott
Bob Foran
Dave Steiber
Carl Carlson
Bill Stanley
Plainefield
Alan Wovsaniker
Wallsburg
Myers
Hawkins
Marty Mark
Springfield
Comet Power
Bulldogs
Steve Chotiner
Berlinstein
Topslow
Berkeley Heights
Comets
Highlander
Hillside Little League Opens 16th Season With Parade
The Hillside Little League marked its 16th season with a Grand Parade starting at George Washington School Playground and ending at Gard Avenue stadium. Mayor Menza and officials spoke as opening day games saw Hillside Elks edge Food Fair 1-0 in a no hitter by pitcher Eugene Mikulewicz, followed by Knights of Columbus defeating Hillside Lions 4-2.
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Hillside Little League
George Washington School
Liberty Avenue
Little League Stadium
Gard Avenue
Fire Department
Hillside High School
Hillside Ambulance
Walter Howell
The
War Memorial Association
Alexander Menza
William Beattie
Little League
Dorothy Rust
Hillside
Moe Bierman
the Hill
Frank Naughton
Hillside Elks
Food Fair
Eugene Mikulewicz
Elks Club
Knights of Columbus
Hillside Lions Club
Jeff
Steve Matilsky
John Shust
Frank
Cancer Statistics Spur Bowling Crusade Appeal
The American Cancer Society reports more men died of cancer than women last year while more women sought medical checkups. The appeal urges readers to support the Cancer Crusade to help conquer cancer.
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American Cancer Society
Cancer Crusade
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