Comets Upset Favored Jefferson Eleven 27 to 6
Hillside, with a heavy line, outplayed the stronger Jefferson squad at Woolfield Stadium to win 27-6. Key plays featured Johnny Ciasca, Joe Aromando, Ray Jasikoff, and Tony Severini as Hillside surged in the second half, overcoming an early Jefferson lead and earning a Saturday trip to Kearny.
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THE
Hillside Times
Page 5
Comets
Jefferson Eleven
Hillside
Kearny
Thomas Jefferson
Elizabeth
Hillside Glidiers
Woolfield Station
Jeff
Jefferson
Comet
Jeffs
Johnny Ciasca
Jay
Mareen
Gray
Don Moore
Jeffmen
Moore
Walt Rollo
Joe Aromando
Frank Kovacs
Tony Severini
Ray Jazikoff
Sam Furiness
Ray Jasikoff
Corsano
Antony Sadaler
Jasikoff
Ciasca
Ano
Aromando
Saddler
Hillsider’s
Saddlergain
Columbia
Dsidy
Eagan Murawski
Spiegel
Cearcurand Edwards Clayton
Trwin
Strahlendorf
Severini
Parratt Nat
Recalled Navy Vet Bergstedt Receives Trophy Advance
Bill Bergstedt a recalled Navy veteran and member of the Bristol-Meyers softball team received a league championship trophy in advance of the formal presentation. James D. Duffy Hillside Recreation Board member presented the trophy while Bill Tomason team manager looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bergstedt
Bristol-Meyers
Hillside Industrial League
Bergstedt
James D. Duffy
Hillside Recreation Board
Bill Tomason
Mastellone Leads Miami In Opener
CORAL GABLES FLA Co Captain Pete Mastellone of Hillside will lead the University of Miami football team into its first action on September 29 against The Citadel. Mastellone and Ralph Fieley of Cincinnati were unanimous choices for captaincy as Miami prepares under Andy Gustafson. The Hurricanes show progress since scrimmages, edging freshmen 26-25 and later beating Stetson 35-9 in a practice game before a 56-0 romp with the varsity. The yearlings open a four game schedule, facing Jacksonville Naval Air Station at Hollywood before games with Cherry Point Marines and South Carolina. Other freshmen from New Jersey include Art Kunst Nutley Pete Padernak South River Bob Westerfield Newark Central and Ted Lubas Passaic.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Pete Mastellone
Hillside
University of Miami
Citadel
Pete
Ralph Fieley
Cincinnati O
Bieler
Prim
Neptine
Andy Gustafson
Parris Island Marines
Miami
Hurricanes
Stetson
Mastellone
Ray Me
Jacksonville
Naval
Stallion
Hollywood
Cherry Point Marines
Auderdale
South Carolina
Analorida
New Jersey
Art Kunst
Nutley
Pete Padernak
South River
Bob Westerfield
Newark Central
Ted Lubas
Passaic
Salt water fishing takes strong bite as autumn winds cool waters
Captain Jack Smith and Highlands anglers savor a blitz of striped bass with seven fish around 95 pounds caught near Bahrs Landing on a Monday evening. Report notes boats Black Jack and Hedy radio equipped, while freshwater angling slows due to lack of fall stocking. Crabbing remains strong at Waterway spots with blue claws popular. Bay Head reports mackerel suggesting fall chumming may yield blues and mackerel. Cod, pollock, and large fluke persist as bait and warm water persist, promising continued fishing activity.
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Highlands
N. J
Bahrs Landing
Trophies Will Be Presented Oct 11 At Awards Night
Hillside's recreation supervisor Peter G Humanik announced that the Community Recreation Service will hold an awards night on Wednesday October 11 at Coe Avenue School auditorium. Trophies funded by Commissioner James A Oniel will honor Junior and Senior Softball League winners and playground champs from the Recreation Center summer program. Humanik and the Recreation Board aim to invite prominent sports figures to attend.
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Peter G. Humanik
Hillside
Community Recreation Service
Coe Avenue
James A. Oniel
Recreation
Himanik
Hillside Rec Ladies Bowling League Scores and Standings
In Hillside Rec Friday bowling, Ruppert's led in standings with a decisive three games win over Hillside Yellow Cab as Hilda Dutt posted 236 and 567 for R and R Paint. Myna Tarrant added 210 and 510 aiding the win. Mae Chabak 220 and 520 helped Ruppert's pull away, while Tillie Richards 514 paced the team. Kreiger's defeated Ogier's with Madeline Dobos 222 and 535, Betty Brunner 502. Edna Higgins 192 and 485 fueled Korn's two wins over Club Royale. Detroit Mold Engineering took two from Gordon Gin behind Marion Brennan 432 and Corinne Hrycenko 195/484.
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Ruppert's
Kreiger's
Korn
Ogier's
Detroit Mold Eng
Hillside Yellow Cab
Are, Royale
Hillside Rec
Gordon's Gin
Hilda Dutt
R & R Paint & Hardware
Myna Tarrant
Tillie Richards
Ruppert
Edna Higgins
Korn's
Club Royale
Morgan
Detroit Mold Engineering
Gordon Gin
Marion Brennan
Corinne Hrycenko
Bulldogs Open Season On Sunday With Weequahic Clash
The Hillside Bulldogs start their fourth season this Sunday against the Weequahic Saxons, a mostly former Weequahic High group. The two teams split last fall, each winning 7 to 0. Remaining foes include Elizabeth Crosses, Winfield Rockets, and Newark Penguins. The Bulldogs use a single wing offense, backed by a sizable line. Probable starters: C Joe Martin, Gs Joe Kovac and Dick Lacey, Ts Eddy Voynik and Gene Vroom, Es Tom Caston and Bob Keehn, with backfield details to follow.
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Hillside Bulldogs
Weequahic Saxons
Weequahic High
Elizabeth Crosses
Winfield Rockets
Newark Penguins
Bulldogs
Joe Martin
Joe Kovac
Dick Lacey
Eddy Voynik
Gene
Vroom
Tom Caston
Bob Keehn
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Hillside Photo Service
Jack Smith
Nuse-Wilson Motors
North Broad Street
Kaiser
Frazer Dealers
Henry J
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation
Liberty Ave. Com
Florence W Averly
TOBIA
Hillside Appliance
Liberty Ave
Andrea
Andrea Sutton
Tivity
Nem Tean and
Mene
Bogany
Tobia’s Hillside Appliance Co
Andrea Saybrooke
York
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