Comets and Kardinals Tie In Week One Hustle
Hillside highs battled back from a 7-0 deficit to tie Kearny 7-7 at Woodfield Stadium in the opening game. Key drives featured Bill MacPhail for Kearny and Egan for Hillside, with Fortunato and Ciasca combining in Hillside’s late score to knot the game. The teams, co-champs in 1948, finished tied again after last year’s 0-0 stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Kearny High
Woodfield Stadium
Hudson County
Comets
Kearny
Bill MacPhail
Bill Mitchell
Johnny Ciasca
Fortunato
Chooch” Parratt
Johnny Watson
Dave Goldberg
Cardinal
Paul Konik
Ciasca
Johnny Evans
Hudson County Boys
Jack Poland
Kardinals
Jimmy Schell
Buddy Edwards
Sy Gillespie
Sam Furiness
Homesters
Furiness
Parratt
Angie Fortunato
al Semnet
Poland
Hiller
Egan
Lenny Bierman
Sam Furrness
Johnny Chap
Maroon and Grey
Hillers
Comet
Art Argauer
Kearny Hillside L.E
Mitchell C. Parratt
L.T. LeMartre
Bierman
L.G. Chiero Scheu C
Rebholz Goldberg
R.G
Sharpnick Edwards
R.T. Evans
Yeager RE
Wilson Egan
Q.B. Watson
L.H. Moore
Ciasea
R.H
Aromando F.B
MacPhail
Konik
Watson
Jewish New Year Greeting From Hortense Greenwald School of Dancing
Greeting extends best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year to patrons and friends from the Hortense Greenwald School of Dancing located at 1450 N Broad St.
Mr and Mrs Leo Owenstein and Daughters New Year Greeting
Mr and Mrs Leo Owenstein and daughters of 1425 Highland Avenue extend best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year to all readers of the paper.
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Leo 'Owenstein
Highland Avenue
Hillside Radio Drops First Game in Bowling League
Hillside Radio ends an 11 game winning streak by losing their first match of the season in the Hollywood Monday Night Bowling League. Aston Rario Wal t Sevchuk Ray Manhardt and Ted Bujalkowski led the finale as Radio dropped the night. Other results include Club Aloha sweeping Paul & Bills, Merritt Tavern breaking a seven game skid, American Service over Gilbert Plastic, Mayfair Liquor defeating Hollywood Bee, and Anglers taking two from Wood & Pasmantier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Radio
Hollywood
Radiomen
Aston
VMS Concrete Farms
Merritt
Sonny O'Neill
American Service
Gilbert
Mayfair Liquor
Hollywood Bee
Patsy Winter
Howie Blazier
Angler
Wood
Hillside Bulldogs Lose Season Opener To Penguin A C
The Hillside Bulldogs were shut out 6-0 in their 1949 debut by Penguin A. C. of Newark after a long pass touchdown in the Bulldog end zone and a failed extra point. They host Elizabeth Crosses next Sunday at 11 a.m. at Hillside Recreation Field.
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Hillside Bulldogs
Penguin A. C
Newark
Bulldog
Bulldogs
Elizabeth Crosses
Hillside Recreation Field
High School
Liberty Avenue
Mastellone Set On Miami Eleven
CORAL GABLES FL. Pete Mastellone a good sophomore for the Miami football team last year is expected to be a great one as a junior this fall The 190 pounder who played full back in high school will Hillside NJ was moved to the front line on defense and played center on offense He learned the center position by hard work and now carries himself with confidence His experience and tackling are cited as major factors in Miami Hurricanes 1949 improvement on offense and a stronger defense
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Coral Gables
Fla
Pete Mastellone
University of Miami
190 Pounder
Hillside
N. J
Miami
Pete
Massellone
Hurricanes
Intra County Playoffs: Linden Buckeyes Edge Hillside 9-6
Linden Buckeyes defeat Hillside Social Club 9 to 6 at Wheeler Park to knot the series. Eddie Kasko and Salinger lead with three hits apiece, while Harold Larson holds on for the win as Hillside trails 1-2 in the best of five series.
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All Square
Linden Buckeyes
Hillside Social Club
Wheeler Park
Linden
Hillside
Baltimore Oriole
Eddie Kasko
Buckeyes
Harold Larson
Larson
Ludwig Lew
Lew
Hickory
Mike Mihaly
Fernandes
Ray Reinertson
Socials
Kasko
Mahar
Salinger
Venditto
AB Ro Hoe N. Reinertson Ss
Downey If
Specht
Fernandes II Ss
Mihaly
Lew P
R. Reinertson
Stejak 1B
Nee
Cochrane
Soloney
Shader
Lombardie Rf
AB. R. H E
Farrell Rf
Kasko Ss
Latawiee
Ee Mahar
Aera i
Santolli If
Schaeffer
Stejak
RBI
Latawiec
Balk—Largson
Ambrose On Fresh Squad At Rutgers
Rutgers University projects a strong freshman team says Coach Otto Hill after trimming 100-plus candidates to 55. The group, mentored by Frank Burns and Bob Ochs, shows a line averaging over 200 pounds and a backfield near 180. Three 190-pound ground centers include Joe Ambrose, Joe Burton, and Neil Burton.
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New Brunswick
Rutgers University
Otto Hill
Hill
Frank Burns
Bob Ochs
Farragut
The
Little Scarlet
Joe Ambrose
Hillside
Joe Burton
Westfield
Neil Burton
San Marino
Cal
Rizzuto Attends Elks Loop Awards Presentation
About 150 people gathered at the Elks Clubhouse as trophies were awarded in the Elks Junior Baseball League. Phil Rizzuto of the New York Yankees spoke on the American League season and fielded questions from players. Frank Benson received the most valuable player award, while Frank Hill and James Intra bartolo were among organizers and presenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Tramps
Hillside Avenue
Phil Rizzuto
New York Yankees
Elks Loop
Francis L. Farrell
James Intrabartolo
James W. McCarthy
John M. Brown
Frank Hill
Charles Wernicke
Sam Furrness
Wally
Pop) Tidaback
Frank Benson
George McClatchey
William N Robin
Vince Gilmore
Albert Renner
Ken Foley
McClhitchey
Armistice Day Dance Planned by Hillside Sports Association
The Hillside Sports Association announces its first annual Armistice Day dance set for November 11 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall in Union. Doors open with prizes and refreshments to follow. Modern sealing wax is described as shellac in the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Sports Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Union
Comets and Gold Stars play to scoreless tie at Wagner Field
In the dedication day game at Wagner Field on Liberty avenue Irvington’s Comets and the Gold Stars battled to a 0–0 tie. A late screen pass by the Comets failed to produce points while both teams stalled after long drives. Coach Ferrigno praised the effort as Summit looms Sunday at 2:40 p.m. with tickets available from players or at the gate.
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Wagner
Liberty Avenue
Long
Hal Tunis
Comets
Irvington Gold Stars
Gold Stars
Chubby Ferrigno
Joe D’amiano
Essex County Football League
Irvington
Benkett
Burnett
Serapi
Dentz
Carlo DiBuono
Dick Deranek
Bob Caston
Ace Stevens
Kelly Brothers
Ed Rosen
Wagner Field
Summit
Ferrigno
D'Amiano
Pete Ferrigno
Wagner Coal Company
Long Avenue
Hillside LE
Dentz Dibuono
Lentz Kelly L
Rinualdi Morriello
Benkett Mastellone
Barnett
Caesar
Moyer
Blake
Simmons
Snyder
Hillside
Sy Feins
Rich Gold
Tom Pimm
Paul Cast
Lanzarama
Deranek
Ronner
Sun Tube Corp Bowling League Scares Up Week Results
Sun Tube Corp Bowling League met at the Liberty Recreation Alleys on Friday. The White Sox swept the Tigers in all three games while the Yankees took the first two from the Indians. The Browns fell to the Athletics in two games and the Red Sox beat the Senators in two. Regular bowlers posted scores but details end abruptly.
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Senators
Yankees
White Sox
Tigers
Browns
Red Sox
Indians
Sun Tube
Liberty Recreation
Athletics
Transfers of multiple Newark area properties to various buyers
A series of property transfers are recorded, listing buyers and parcels. Stanley Developing Company to Mr and Mrs William P Fulmer for 192 Cram Street. Samuel R Positera to Veronica Thoms for Tong Avenue 60 22 feet from White Street. Florence Terrence to Franklin Street parcel 346 feet from Ilasca Street. William J McDevitt to Mr and Mrs Weldon Caldwellbeck for 19 Fairbanks Street. Aurelia Routh to Mr and Mrs Raymond Caffrey for Yennnsylvanis Avenue 25 feet from Long Avenue. Harold E Bachman to Sidney Meyers for Maple Avenue 187555 feet from Clark Street. H Fox Inc to Mr and Mrs Brenkach and Stephen O4 11 Virginia Street. Myr and Mrs Seymour Haskin to Mrs Betty Gilman for Highland Avenue 120 feet from Oakland Terrace. Charles Mancuso Jr and others to Anna Mancuso for lots 17 to 20 block 9 map No 2 West Newark. Blayer and Schulman Construction Co Inc to Mr and Mrs Meyer Rosen for Buchanan Street 20289 feet from Stockton Avenue.
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Anna Mancuso
West
Newark
Blayer and Schulman Construction Company, Inc
Meyer Rosen
Buchanan Street
Stockton Avenue
Bowlers set high marks in nightly averages and scores
Seph Coviello posted the top nightly average at 173.2. William Bamhart led with the highest score at 19 percent. William Ratkiewicz, a shift bowler, topped the night with an average of 195.2 and a score of 229, surpassing the regular bowlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seph Coviello
William Bamhart
William Ratkiewicz
Grid Team At Davis And Elkins Post Fresh Halfbacks
John L. Sellick of 10538 Fairview Place and Charles Van Hart Jr of 132 Coe Avenue, both sophomores at Davis and Elkins College in Elkins West Virginia, have won halfback posts on the college football team this week. Sellick previously played at Hillside High and Van Hart at Newark Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sellick
Fairview Place
Charles van Hart Jr
Coe Avenue
Davis and Elkins College
Elkins
West Virginia
Sellick
Hillside High
van Hart
Newark Academy
Cooper Foundry Publishes Folder on Stainless Threading Techniques
Cooper Foundry announces a new folder titled Dont Fear Thread ing of Stainless detailing actual studies with speeds tool angles and coolants. It argues trained personnel and proper equipment enable high speed thread and tap stainless steel with uniformly high quality. Copies available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Alloy Toundry Co
Vintage car listing fragment with multiple makes and models
A fragmented OCR listing shows various prewar car models and body styles, including Nash, Dodge, Plymouth, Chevrolet, Pontiac, Buick, and Ford entries. The text mixes years and body types such as sedans, coupes, convs, and 2 door or 4 door designs, with partial prices or identifiers.
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NASH
DODGE
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Pontiac
FORD
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Kards
Herb Fisn
Bob Baker
Policastro
Menzie
Hillside Radio Hoehn
Gillespie
Rozbarski
Manhardt
Matthews
Bujalkowski
P&b DeSanto
Albanito
Matweishyn
Urban
Grig
McNiell
Vincent
Kreshok
Laspada
Merritt Tavern
B. Dudek
L. Dudek
Polny
Glinka
American Service Cleaners O'Neil
Hamilton, Elgin and
Bulova
Braunschweiger Bros. Watchmakers
William St. Newark, N. J
Mastellone
Ambrose
Rutgers
Hank Pryor
Rizzuto
Armistice Dance For Sports Association
Hillsider
Lion Squad
NEW Jersey
Columbia
Garden Staters
Lou Little
Lion
Amherst
Emil Chaky
Passaic
Frank Toner
Atlantic City
Gabriel Caponegro
West New York
Alphonse Angelino
Union City
Rearrow
James Ward
Elizabeth
Wesley Bomm
Westwood
Jay Schulman
Gerard Cozzi
Jersey City
Richard Danneman
Springfield
Anthony DiLeo
Hockey
Sun Tube Corp. Bowling League
Slifer Typewriter Company
High Street
Tallyho
Magie Ave
Coach
Henry Braun
Ed Koenig
Joe Burke
Mons
Liberty
Davis and Elkins
Cooper Foundry
Etlizarsty
Rinelow
Stindays
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