Hillside Comets trounce Rahway 26 6 in home opener
Hillside High rides a dominant defense and improved offense to a 26 6 victory over Rahway. The Comets forced seven of Rahway's eight fumbles, stunned with timely drives, and moved the ball with Carl Lee scoring twice and Jay Rust connecting for a TD to propel Hillside to a halftime lead and seal the win. Rahway's Gatewood opened scoring before Hillside answered and never punted in the second half.
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Rahway
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Hillside
Offene
Comets
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Indians
Gatewood
Eugene Mikulewicz
George MacDonald
Jay Rust
Frank Benson
Carl Lee
Howie Holstein
Glenn Nick
Hillsides
Watchung Hills
Watchung
Tom Langafama
Tony Fields
Jamie Winters
Hnemen
Joe Iuzzolino
Bob Juzaitis
Charlie King
Pete Ferrigno
Big D
Pete Kowalsky
Don Rutter
Linsay Johnson
Rutter
Comet Soccer Tops Vailsburg Then Falls to Colonia
The Comets beat Vailsburg 1 0 on September 19 behind Ronnie Boehm’s fourth period goal from Mitchel Koblenz. John Stensler earned a shutout with 10 saves. Later they lost to Colonia 2 1 amid controversial calls. Arnold Stull tied from Ron Boehm as Hillside contested a disputed penalty.
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Vaiisburg
Newark
Ronnie Boehm
Mitchel Koblenz
Boehms
Kobenz
Comets
Wallsburg
John Stensler
Mitch Koblenz
Stu Lava
Mike Taetsch
John Frize
Colonia
Patriots
Arnold Stull
Ron
Boehm
Hillside
Scotch Plains Raiders
Comet Booters
Pack Parents Meet Monday at Hillside Avenue School
Pack 95 invites all parents to a Monday meeting on October 2 to register for the year. Scouting offers fun and life skills for children, and the pack seeks Den Mothers as dens expanded from three to five. Call Jean McBurney at 923-1714 for more information if you cannot attend.
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Temple Binal Israel
Nye Avenue
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Jean McBurney
Hillside Harriers Open Season With Record Run by Rosas
Hillside edged Jefferson 28 to 27 at Warinaco Park as John Rosas set a school record with a 12 37 cross country time. Team depth helped despite two top runners missing due to illness, with Bruce Kulpan fourth and John Shust ninth as Hillside previews a showdown with Westfield.
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Thomas Tlario
Thomas Jefferson
Warinaco Park
Ron Severino
Vin Brazo
John Rosas
Steve Mikolay
Rosas
Comets
Bruce Kulpan
John Shust
Watchung
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