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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1961

Page

10

Comets Upset Rahway In Opener At Hillside Stadium

Hillside Comets edged Rahway 30 to 28 at Woodfield Stadium in a wild season opener. Don Sheridan sparked a late rally with an 80 yard kickoff return for a touchdown and Nick Sofka and Marty Fela helped build and maintain the lead as Hillside secured its first opener win in six years.

Hillside High School Comet Jim Talgin Woodfield Stadium Rahway Hillside Tatgia Raheway Don Sheridan Maroon and Gray Rooters John McCoy Tony di Netta Comets Nick Sofka Willie Huff di Netta Bob Korlesky Sheridan Don Marty Fela Korlesky FAME Dom Valente

Pop Warner Midgets Organized at Hillside Meeting

Hillside organizes Pop Warner Football Midgets with meeting led by Public Affairs Commissioner Desch at Municipal Building. Monroe Ackerman to draft charter. Parents of boys 10 to 13 urged to attend Friday Oct 6 session. Estimated equipment costs per player and team facility setup outlined.

Pop Warner Hillside Midgets John A. Desch Monroe Ackerman Salem Elizabeth River Park Liberty Ave Emil Crisafulli Joseph G. Fernicola Sr Carmen Serratelli Joseph Fernicola G. M. Fredericks Frank Winnicki Robert Brown Armen Monaco Hillside Public Library Hillside Pal Charles Kelly Irvington Police Department Hoboken Pal

Army 2d Lt Gunther Completes Quartermaster Course

Army 2d Lt Samuel P Gunther 22 son of Mr and Mrs Jerome J Gunther 25 Bailey Avenue Hillside recently completed the Quartermaster officer orientation course at Fort Lee Virginia under the Reserve Forces Act program. He received instruction in the mission organization and history of the Quartermaster Corps air delivery techniques maintenance of supplies and equipment signal communications property disposal exchange operations and the Army role during civil conditions.

Fort Belvoir Army Arthur J. Scholl Salem Avenue Hillside Engineer School Scholl Fort Jackson S.C Hillside High School Rutgers University Fort Riley Kan Bruce A. Donah Roswell G. Donah Virginia St Hillside Donah Hillsside 1St Infantry Division Bay Donah Samuel P. Gunther Jerome J. Gunther Bailey Avenue Quartermaster School Fort Lee Gunther Quartermaster Corps

Silver Official of Six Day Race at Madison Square Garden

Bob Silver a former professional cyclist who runs the Hillside Seafood Market on Maple Avenue served as an official for the Six Day Bike Race closing the 75th World Championship at Madison Square Garden New York. He is vice president of the National Cycling Association which oversees professional cycling in America. In his youth he was a top rider.

Bob Silver Hillside Maple Avenue Madison Square Garden New York Silver National Cycling Association America

Purkey Vows Full Effort In All Star Game Fight

Cincinnati pitcher Bob Purkey refused to ease up in the Boston All Star game saying he would pitch with full effort. He allowed a home run to Mocky Colavito on a change up curve. the game was rain ruined with nine tuning tests and mentions of the Cleveland Browns and Galen Fiss working as an engineer in Mission Kansas during the off season.

Cincinnati Bob Purkey Boston Cleveland Browns Galen Fiss Onles Mission Kan

Clemson coach Howard says athletic director made Cavaliers switch

Frank Howard, football coach and athletic director at Clemson College, told an alumni meeting in Charlotte that he dropped Virginia, the worst of its last 28 football games, and replaced the Cavaliers with Auburn this year. He added that the athletic director was responsible for the move, and no coach would have done it otherwise.

Charlotte N. C Frank Howard Clemson College Virginia Cavaliers Auburn Howard

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Paul F.korlesky Hillside Avenue Rahway High School Hillside Chapter Unico Board of Education Fela Scully Uhl Her Man Izzolino LaPoint Mandrona Kozlik Dean Costana Coppola Smith Mullery Valente Sotka Schwartz Coy Minkoff Landow Sorenson Randolph Pinckney Harnick Doyle Glass Wietrzykow Caravella Brown Carter Pextronko Armstrong Huff DiNetta Natson Seawell Sofka T. DiNetta A. Die Netta Pop Warner University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Norfolk Forrestal Marine Richard S. Amorski Peter Amorski Chapman Street Mediterranean Greece France Cyprus Lebanon Grafenwohr Germany Thomas J. Forsythe Carol Ann Buchanan Street Fort Belvoir VA George M. Herstatt Charles Herstatt Liberty Avenue Fort Dix N.J Concord Calif Haleakala Seventh Fleet Western Pacific Douglas H. Hare Interior Communications Electrician USN Herbert K. Hare Silver Avenue Rochester N. Y Don Allen Colgate University Roger Maris Yan Ines Micksy Manas Moose Eee Ring Tony Kubek Fung Christ the King Rosary Society Hadassah Board of Health PTA B'nai B'rith Women HHS Hillside Hadassah Meeting B’nai B'rith Women Cancer Dressing Meeting B'nai B'rith Col Norman Moranus Post JWW Business and Professional Women's Club Armed Forges Dorothy Dennis Broad ST. Elizabeth Duncan Hines A.A.A Cue Magazine June Jaye Mayfair Columbia Pictures Tare Deas Staley Baker Anthony Quayle Irene Papasgia Scala James Darren Babe Ruth Knows Tee Glee Log Noday Sanmuels Cyrus Samu Pou BON Ami Cleanser BON Ami Yum Calgon College Ini T. Bet Lestor BRILL West Pine Asdots Lestare College Inn Gerber Soilax Sugar & Honey NOXON Grovers Hahway
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