Comets Fall to Hillside in Teetering Regional Tilt
Comets defeat by Hillside 7 to 5 in a tense regional game. Hillside led 5 2 after four innings, Regional rallied with two runs in the fifth, Hillside answered with three in their half, then another three in the sixth to seal the win. Key hits included Mickensie and Keetch with three base hits and Deo and Golshur contributing two base hits apiece. Umpires Windus and Cito. The Comets, now 1-2, close the schedule with home games against Columbia, Perth Amboy, and Rahway.
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Comet
Union High
Oraigainst Springfield
Widens
Comets
Wea
Hillside
Hillers
Sheara
Tony Prasa
Keel
Sacton
Prasa
Olf Schatternoth
Olf Ems
Schattersnoth
Bhsa
Windus
Cito
Columbia
Perth Amboy
Aid Rahway Muesetay
Richardson
Adam
Peters
Prete
Hayes
Liebman
U Waskiewicz
D'Amiano
Keehn
Lavook
Kesil
Enesx
Sadlon
Union
Husar
Raczynski
Kingsland
Enes
Kloss
Colona Ao
Elks Junior Baseball League Rosters Sought
A meeting of the Elks Junior Baseball League will be held Wednesday May 26 at 7 30 p m at the Elks clubhouse 244 Hillside avenue Team captains or representatives are requested to attend and to submit rosters of their players
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Elks Junior Baseball League
Elks
Hillside Avenue
Brogan Hurls For Unbeaten Ithaca
Ithaca pitcher Douid Brogan of Hillside leads Ithaca College to a 8-4 win over a college foe. The Bombers remain undefeated, with victories over America International Faireigh Dickinson Wilkes St Bonaventure St Lawrence and Rensselaer Polytechnic. They’ve also beaten Bainbridge Naval Air Station and Sampson Air Force Base, while dropping two games to Belvoir and Vil and playing exhibitions with two Eastern League clubs. Brogan resides at 24 Beechwood Place Hillside.
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Ithaca
Douid Brogan
Hillside
Itnca Coltepe
Bombers
Ithicans
America International
Faireigh- Dickson
Wilkes
St Bonaventure
St Lawrence
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Bainbridge (Md
Nuaval Air
Sampson Air Force Base
Bort Belvoir
Ihamton ‘Triplets
Elmira /Pioneers
Department of Business
Brogan
Beechwood Place
Maroon Harriers Fall in Dual Meets at Linden and Cranford
The Maroon Harriers lost two meets, dropping to Linden and Cranford. Individual highlights include Wagmer winning the 880, Kaplan runner-up in the mile, and strong showings by Cranford and Hillside in multiple events. The Comets, led by Doble and Tadell, swept several sprints and field events in a decisive win over Rahway.
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Linden
Vietory
Rahway
Cranford
Opnford
Laken
Wagmer
Tully
Comets
Voorhees
McClendon
Wasner
Hillside
Wagner
Metaner
Hiside
Rearick Cranford
Kaplan
Burns
Sehitemi
Bornstein
Tillside
Rearick
Pines
Schuman
Holek
Murphy
Sorenson
Talbot Cranford
Golan
Lewis
Fair
Metzner
Warren
Wening
Craffords
Sehuckman
Tver Cranford
Dhe
Patterson Cranford
Breen
Patterson
Cromford
Mitewell
Watlop Raliwiay
Ranchey
Besa
Doble Tiets
Ladell
Sorenson i
Wapner Tok
Rahway Burnstein
Busidy Weyird dash—Stadell
Hul
Cowpers Rahway
Beo
Wigner
Aide
Bondar
Tully Tuliside
Tite
Lierence Rahways
Kaplen
Simon
Branny
Scott
Lidell
Fenton
Wilibert
Juniper
Bornstein and
Healy
Fragmentary Sports Cartography Snippet Needing Context
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and distances such as Storola Hillside Rahway and Karecki Rahway with measurements like 9 ft 6 in and 11 ft 8 in. The text reads as scattered reference data likely from a map or event chart and lacks coherent narrative or dates. Named entities include Rahway Hillside Karecki Borhsten and Schuckman and scattered distance figures.
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Storola
Sentt
Rahway
T. Fresco
Millside
Schuckmen
Hillside
Karecki Rahway
Karecki
Borhsten
Jvelieel Schuckman
Bornstein
Dietanecs
Tryouts Saturday for Minor League Seekers at Conant Street Field
Minor League tryouts will be held Saturday at Conant Street Field for players not notified by league headquarters. All hopefuls seeking a place on a minor league team should attend, with details to follow.
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Conant Street
Junior Sorority Elects Officers for 1955
The Sigma Lambda J PHL Sorority chapter met at Miss Gail Cullerton’s home. Officers elected include President Carole Tidaback and others. A charter party for five-year-old children was held at Nomaheskan Park Cranford, with 35 members and mothers expected at the Mothers daughter dinner June 1 at Hitchin Post Union. Merchandise winners were Mrs. Sellick and Mrs. Wood.
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Sigma Lambda J Phl
Sororiiy
Gail Cullerton
Woodriff Avenue
Carole ‘Tidaback
Pat Selek
Barbara Koeesa Meisner Amfy Tutwles
Betty Silk
Mermovial
Rhaibeth
Nomaheskan Park
Cranford
Hitchin’ Post
Union
Sellick
Wood
Hillside
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Springfield
Roger Keehn
Lavock
Eres
H MacKensie
Bell
Biegler
Schaffnoth
Casale
Slinger
Oo Larson
Galeher
Ruby
Savannah
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hollywood Ticket Service
Madison ‘ Square Garden
New York
Broad St
Nancy Gottfried
Helen Klugman
Hillside Recreation
Roxy
His
Liberty Ave
Florence
Milton C. Sherwood
Optician
St. — EL
Silferens
Liberty
Jack Bernstein
Stephen Hornyak
WaAverly
Maroon Harriers
Kesselman’s
Bloy Street
Pittsburgh
Hale Coal & Supply CO
Coronas — Royals, Underwoods
Remingtons
Slifer Typewriter CO
High Street
Newark
New Jersey
Chrysler
America
Windsor
de Luxe
Gorman P. Fischer, Inc
Nonth Broad Street
Elizabeth
Fallside,n. J
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