Comets overwhelm Highlanders 41 6 in Berkeley Heights
Hillside Comets dominated Berkeley Heights last Monday in a postponed game, racing to a 41 6 victory. Jim Quinlan led with 176 rushing yards on 31 carries, while Gary Stokes and Rudy Rosenkrantz helped secure a 22 first downs, 296 total yards, and a strong two quarter lead. The Highlanders, held to six first downs and a single late score, fall to 2-0 as Hillside co leads Watchung Conference. Next, Hillside travels to South Plainfield at 2 PM under clear weather conditions with a strong roster and confidence.
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Highlanders
Hillside
Highlander
Comet
Jim Quinlan
Rudy Rosenkrantz
Gary Stokes
Quinlan
Comets
Coleaders
Watchung
Berkeley
Jimmy Quinlan
Mike Scola
Rudy Rosen- Kranta
Rich Wood
Dave Corrigan
South Plainfield
Bruce Cowan
Berkeley Heights
Les Bodian
Center League Touch Football Results Reported
The Hillside Community Center league continued with exciting action. Steelers beat Rams 32-20, Winners defeated All Stars 32-13, and Rams edged Giants 20-18. George Christopher threw five TDs in the Steeler Rams game, with targets Ricky Rover and Scott Steinman. Duane Coleman led Ram offense with three TD passes to Bowen Copeland and DeMoll, plus Bill Hudson adding a 30 yard rushing TD.
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Hillside Community Center
Steelers
Rams
All Stars
Giants
George Christopher
Ricky Rover
Scott Steinman
Ram
Duane Coleman
T.D
Bowen
Copeland
DeMoll
Bill Hudson
Boxing Program Opens At Hillside Center With Taub
David Taub, the volunteer boxing instructor, will start a program at Hillside Community Center on Tuesday October 12 at 4 pm and run every Tuesday from 4 to 6 30 pm for boys ages 5 through 15. The effort includes fundamentals, sportsmanship, matches, and safety measures with Taub officiating. Parents must send written permission for their children to participate.
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David Taub
Hillside Community Center
Taub
Township Commission
Hillside
Sinai
Hillside Midgets Top Clark 19 to 0 in Pop Warner clash
Hillside Midgets shut down Clark with stifling defense and varied offense to win 19 0. Key plays featured Ray Stokes 40 yard keeper and Stokes to Arnold Denis for a 30 yard pass score with extra points and Lou Panarese and Marty Winnicki emerging as new backfield threats. Clark’s lone tally was a 35 yard interception return by Glen More.
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Hillside
Mauro DeVito
Gary Stokes
Jon Abbatemarco
Ain
Mike Scola
Harem Smallwood
Ky Smith
Pete Salgado
Billy Pellettiere
Jerry Stsi
Dwight Godesky
Glen Volturo
Ricky Attanasio
Clark
Gene Lysko
Ray Sadesky
Godesky
Thompson
di Leo
Jim Hackett
Salgado
Fred Lang
del Guercio
Lang
Pat Peason
Tom Shannon
Mickey Thomas
Shannon
Little Cobras
Bandits
Steve Butfilowski
Mark del Guercio
Ken Bieg
Ray Stokes
Vinnie Rispoli
Robert Rispoli
Ray Stukes
Arnold Denis
Stukes
Frank Spencer
Cobras
Spencer
Stokes
Marty Winnicki
Lou Panarese
Fred Hooke
Jonathan Benton
Chet Jagiello
Clark Pee Wees
Glen More
Thompsons
Frank Baffige
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Hlside
Berkley Heights
Mike Seib
Joe Abbatemarco
George Freidman
Jim Abercrombe
Hest
Cobra Bandits
Mike Ewank
Eddie Jotantos
Jotantos
Bob DeMoll
Mike
John Bussiculo
John
First New Jersey
First New Jersey Bank
New Jersey Bank
Morris Avenue
Union
New Jersey
Monroe St
Union NJ
Townley Branch
Morris & Potter
Five Points Branch
Chestnut St. Union
New Providence
Springfield Ave
Raritan Rd
Commerce
Clark, NJ
Middlesex Office Corner
Bound Brook Rd
Garden Place
Middlesex, NJ
Warner
Vic Townsend
Jett Alaimo
George Peterpaul
George
Jackson’s Shoe Mart
Alcan
Wallaby
Huskater
Johnny
Jackson's Shoe Mart