Woodbridge Barons Rally Past Hillside In Hometown Meet
Woodbridge Barons defeated Hillside 18 to 14 after a 0-0 first period. Key scores included Straube and Williams on power runs and a 60 yard sleeper TD by Aromando. Hillside mounted late air attack but could not overcome Woodbridge ground surge led by Straube Williams and Smigelski.
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Hillside
Woodbridge Barons
George Gerek
Gerek
Lee Straube
Tom Wiliams
Ed Ambrose
Straube
Fred Smigelski
Tom Williams
Tavtkle
Sabigelski
Comet
Barons
Reeves
Williams
Smigelski
Comets
Markovics
Edwards
Aromando
Furrness
Savittiere
Agan
Sleeper
al Corsano
Kearny
Gandsters
Irvin
Volturo
Marcus
Parratt
Spelgel
Galisewski
Egan
Saddler
Hudziak
Furiness
Kelly
Schuckman
Jazikoff
Corsano
Ciasca
Molnar
Maier
Cenegy
Melnizek
Kujawski
Etzold
Shirger
Serdinsky
Ambrose
Buonocore
Aramando
Fortunato Leads Viking Scorers at Upsala gridiron
East Orange-Upsala College senior Joe Fortunato of Hillside again tops the Vikings in yardage and scoring. He ran for 179 yards in two wins, 167 in the Monarchs game, while Frank Rogers ties him at 12 points. Hartwick visit Viking Field as Upsala seeks a third straight victory.
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Upsala College
Joe Fortunato
Hillside
Viking Ground
Fortunato
Mofstra
Joe
Moravian
Frank Rogers
Hartwick College
Viking Field
Upsala
Hartwick
Oneonta
Pedersen
Educated Bat Charms Raleigh Player Richkus in Playoffs
The Raleigh newspaper dubbed Charlie Richkus the man with the educated bat. A Hillside native, Richkus played for a textile league team in the Piedmont Textile League playoffs and is a former Hillside High School and NC State athlete married to Betty Harris of Raleigh. He also runs a basketball league in Charlotte.
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North Carolina
Charlie Richkus
Hillside
Malvina Richkus
Baltimore Avenue
Richkus
Hillside High School
North Carolina State College
Betty Harris
Anes
Charlotte
Public Utilities hearing on fare changes for transit firms
The Board of Public Utility Commissioners will hold a hearing on October 16, 1950 at 11:00 A.M. at 1060 Broad Street Newark New Jersey to consider amended petitions by Public Service Coordinated Transport and Public Service Interstate Transportation Company. They seek approval of new intrastate zone fares 8¢ and increases in multiple through fares with specific 3¢ to 6 zone increases and no change beyond six zones. The hearing will also determine the present fair value of the petitioners property used in public service. Copies of proposed schedules are available at company facilities and the Newark office. Docket 3467 secretary William H. Feller.
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Department of Public Utilities, Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Broad Street
Newark
New Jersey
Park of
Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Northeast wind lingers as anglers report coastal action
A persistent northeaster maintains its grip with high pressure surrounding the area. Crabbing peaks with Jersey blueclaws at Swainers Red Bank Chris's Seabright and Zenharios. Two violators fined $20 each for keeping stripers under 18 inches. judge questions possession clause.
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Abberkerkie
Colia
Ushi
Swainers
Red Bank
Chris
Seabright
Zenharios
Manasquan
Long Branch
Sandy Hook
Highlands Court
Roxy’s
Fred Cram
Newman, Drysdale
Karl Kristianson
Warden Drysdale
Solomon's
Hillside Bulldogs Edge Crosses 12-9 In Rain Packed Tilt
Despite a drizzle the Hillside Bulldogs defeated the Elizabeth Crosses 12-9 at Recreation Field. A blocked punt in the third period set up a Hillside score as Ed Pascoe powered the drive to the end zone but the extra point failed.
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Hillside Bulldogs
Elizabeth
Recreation Field
Bulldogs
Eddy Voynik
Dave McComb
Justice
Canines
Ed Pascoe
Bob Keehn
Bulldogs Edge Crosses in Final Stand, Interception Secures Win
Justice sealed the game with a late interception halting Crosses on their drive. The Bulldogs preserve a narrow victory as time expires and set a rematch next Sunday against the Winfield Rockets at Warinaneu Park Stadium in Elizabeth, kickoff 2 p.m.
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Justice
Bulldogs
Winfield Rockets
Warinaneu Park Stadium
Elizabeth
Public Invited To Plan Rizzuto Day Celebration
Organizations and individuals are invited to a planning meeting next Monday evening October 16 at the Recreation Center on Liberty Avenue. The goal is to organize Rizzuto Day honoring Phil Rizzuto of Hillside, famed Yankees shortstop. Committees will be formed.
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Liberty Avenue
Rizzuto
Phil Rizzuto
Hillside
New York Yankees
Rizzuta
Maine
Fight Polio Give Sister Kenny Foundation
A call for donations to the Sister Kenny Foundation at 507 Fifth Avenue New York 17 seeks support in polio eradication efforts. The appeal emphasizes funding for medical research and treatment programs.
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Sister Kenny Foundation
Fifth Ave
New York
St Stan's Clinches Unbeaten Season With Doubleheader Wins
St Stanislaus, champions of the Mtra-County Baseball League, swept Hillside Sports Club 10-2 in both games at Warinamee Park Elizabeth. The wins run streak to 21, preserving an undefeated season as Hillside managed four and five hits in the two games. Tom Baker drove in runs with a bases loaded single and a three-run double, while Lou Knorek added a three-run double and Chet Crowner a two-run double. Baker later hit a three-run homer in the nightcap.
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St. Stanislaus
Warinanee Park
Elizabeth
St. Stan's
Looyy
Tom Baker
Lou Knorek
Chet Crowner
Baker
Hillside
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