Verona-Cedar Grove Times from Verona, New Jersey • 27

27 VERONA-CEDAR GROVE TIMES, TUESDAY, NOV. 26, 1968 Pappas, Joel Patten, Robert Netc Providence Football Squad Verona Booters Do Fine In State Soccer Tourney Park point attempts; John Al-hrecht blocked seven Verona shots for the foe. Verona 0 0 0 11 Hanover Park 0 0 0 00 Lineups: Verona Hanover Park OL Oremland Eeston IL Overholser Kern Lorenson Newick IR Potts Graef OR Olson Higgins LH Murray Doyl? CH Levinsky Zaleski RH Redd Rawson LFB Goman Hanson RFB Lynch Wetzel Sullivan Albrecht V. 'Subs Peterson Hanover Park Subs None, Lineups: Verona Point Pleasant OL Oremland Burke IL Overholser 1 Ionna Lorenson Ferullo I Potts Hue? OR Olson Dubefstein LH Kaplan Schwab CH Levinsky Wootersbegr RH Redd Dempsey LFB Goman Novak RFB Lynch Frants Sullivan Lepore Verona subs Peterson. Point Pleasant subs Tooker, Orhey, Dapollo, Burlew.

Verona's season record 14-4-1. Point Pleasant's season JBL Tryouts On Saturday The first of three tryout sessions scheduled for 7th and 8th grade boys interested in playing on Cedar Grove's team in the Suburban Junior Basketball League will be held on Saturday from 9 to 11 A.M. The boys will be put through their paces at the Memorial High School gym. Cedar Grove will carry a 12-man roster in the league which is composed of 10 communities. Regular season play will open on Saturday, Jan.

4. All Cedar Grove home games will be played at the Memorial High School gym on Saturday afternoons at 2 o'clock. Memorial High -School senior Jim LaCorte will coach the traveling team. Cedar Grove will play home games against Maplewood, Livingston, Chatham Township, Verona and Florham Park and will travel to play Chatham, Morristown, West Orange, and Caldwell. Additional tryouts will be held on Saturdays, Dec.

7 and 14 from 2 to 4 P.M. at the high school gym. Boys should wear sneakers and report promptly to all three tryouts. was taken out of the game, but Redd played to the end. Pat Sullivan blocked 8 of the 10 Point Pleasant shots fired into his territory; foe goalie Len Lepore saved 7 Verona attempts.

After the game, the fellows decided that several things were responsible for the loss (including some admitted slowness and sloppyness on their own part): the Point Pleasant squad showed a fast and agressive movement, and they seemed to have good control over the ball, contrasted to Verona's lack of control which they blamed on the bumpy field. Another thing that set the Hillbillies back was their loss of halfback Murray because of a broken leg he received at the Hanover Park game last week, although Kaplan played a fine game in his place. Looking to next year's schedule, Verona will have definite state champ potential, for their entire defence (with the exception of goalie Pat Sullivan) will be back and playing. Along with the defence, Dan Potts and Dave Olson are also returning next season. But aside from that, Verona had a strong JV squad this year, and several subs, including Kaplan, Le-vine, Peterson, Mulford, and Hill who all saw a lot of action will be seniors next year.

Last Thursday the Verona High School soccer Hillbillies socked in a fourth period goal against Hanover Park in the NJSIAA state soccer tournament semi-finals with just a few minutes left in the game, and earned the right to enter the finals with Point Pleasant on Saturday. During the game, Don Overholser, who made, the only point with an assist from Don Potts, increased his season score to 9 goals. The team as a whole to that point had scored 28 goals for the season. Verona 14-3-1 was favored in the Hanover Park game but Point Pleasant was the favorite in the final match. Hanover Park finished the season with a 10-6-1 record.

Verona's Pat Sullivan earned his eleventh shutout in the game, saving six Hanover Fresh from a semi-final victory over Hanover Park last Thursday in the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association soccer tournament, the booters from Verona High School were shutout by Point Pleasant Boro on Saturday in the game to determine the Group II state championship. A flock of crows chattered from the South Jersey countryside and greeted the teams and the spectators who had traveled 'to the Hightstown High School field to see the thrilling final match that ended 2-0 in favor of Point Pleasant. In spite of the outcome though, both teams were red-hot on the crisp wintery field. Pt. Pleasant made its first goal about 3 minutes into the first period, after a fancy break away play in front of the goal, Rich Burke kicked the point off a pass from Tom Schwab.

The game up to that point had been fierce.with offensive ball ownership divided about evenly between the two driving squads. Verona's Don Overholser and Dave Orem-land made a few close attempts during that time. As the Hillbillies reclined behind the bleachers at half-time with the score still 1-0, there was no loss of confidence showing from a single face. Coach George Steifbold, who had brought Verona this season to its fine 14-4-1 record, also talked hopefully to the boys during the intermission, while he bandaged the bruised ankle of Dan Potts. Back into the third period, however, Point Pleasant struck at Pat Sullivan's goal-house for the second and fatal time, making the score 2-0.

Bob Ionna drove in the point assisted by Steve Tooker. Verona fought back for the remainder of the game and came so close at least four more times but was unable to get on the scoreboard. Late in the fourth quarter, Verona's Pepoer Redd and Rich Burke of the foe team collided during a drive attempt near the Point Pleasant goal, and stunned themselves momentarily. Burke Pearson, Leonard Perillo, Edward Potters, Lewis Potters, Paul Preston, Richard Pryor, Janellen Reeves, George Romeo, Steve Rosamilia, David Russ, Guendolyn Sherrill, Ray Slattery, Leslie Smolan, Gary Snowdon, Debbie Spatz, Laurie Sutton, John VanHouten, Sandy Zafferani. Last Call For Alumni Soccer This is the last call for those alumni interested in playing "Steppy's" great varsity soccer team.

Don Williams of 91 Person-hette Street has reported interest is running high among the alumni, and certainly the varsity will be up for the game. We hope there will be a good rooting section for both sides. Remember the date Nov, 30, 1968, 10:30 A.M., at the Varsity Soccer Field, Junior High School. Come dressed to play as there are no locker facilities at the Junior High School. 76'ers and Hawks Win In St.

Catherine Play The 76'rs in the St. Catherine of Siena Grammar School Basketball League paced by the scoring of Jim Kirk and Tom Quercio's passing defeated the Hawks 47 to 30. Leading the Hawks were Billy Scanlon in scoring and Kevin Fiory's rebounding. In a second came, the Cel tics defeated the Royals by a spurt in the last quarter, paced by the scoring of Keith Murray and the passing of Dick Gilligan. Paul Cullum and Mike Britton played a fine floor game for the losers.

Hawks Larson Fiory K. Scanlon B. Petrino Butler Maher Scanlon D. Total 76'RS Kirk Quercio Gutowski Gregory Reddin Benevento Pastine Carter Total Hawks 76'Rs Royals Cullum, P. Daniels, M.

Cullum, S. Britton Kennedy Domiaec Milanic G. D. Martino 0 1 1 0 1 1 9 4 22 1 0 2 0 0 0 10 2 1 0 2 12 6 30 12 7 31 8 4 2 0 0 0 2 20 7 47 8 7 2 1330 5 16 10 1647 9 4 22 Totals Celtics Murray, K. Lubarsky, K.

Bunce Murphy, J. Gilligan Lubarsky, J. Finnerty, M. Castellano Total Royals Celtics 78'RS Celtics Knicks Hawks Royals ..32 9 6 24 35 8 12 9 332 9 8 10 835 2 0 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 3 Verona Recreation Highlights Saturday, Nov. 30 Roller Skating at the Brook-dale Ave.

School. 9 A.M.-10:20 A.M. Fifth and sixth grade boys and girls. 10:30 A.M. 11:50 A.M.

Fourth grade boys and girls. 10 A.M.-12 Noon Eighth grade boys tryouts for Junior Suburban Recreation Basketball League. Monday, Dec. 2 7 A.M. -8 A.M.

i Club meets at the Verona Lake Boathouse. 3:30 P.M. 1 ni a ry Bowling League for 9 and 10 year old boys and girls at Verona Lanes. Group one. 7:30 P.M.

Men's Volleyball at Verona High School Gymnasium. Tuesday, Dec. 3 3:30 P.M. 1 a ry Bowling League for 9 and 10 year old boys and girls at Verona Lanes. Group two.

Wednesday, Dec. 4 7 A.M. and 8 A.M. Jogging Club meets at the Verona Lake Boathouse. 6:30 P.M.

Verona Recreation Department Men's Bowling League at Verona Lanes. 8 P.M. 10 P.M. Adult Square Dancing at the Brook-dale Ave. School.

VRD Elementary Bowling League Monday 9 and 10 year old Boys and Girls. Boys High Game 150, John Blak-ney. High Average 132.1, John Blakney. High Series 293, John Blakney. Girls High Game 128, C.

Calla han. High Average 85.1, C. Callahan. High Series 231, C. Callahan.

Tuesday 9 and 10 year old Boys and Girls. Boys High Game 129, George Villanyi. High Average 111.1, J. Ammiano. High Series 235, Ge6rge Villanyi.

Girls High Game 107, Katherine Stires. High Average 93.1, Katherine Stires. High Series 202, Katherine Stires. Thursday 11 and 12 year old Boys and Girls. Boys High Game 150, S.

Mul-cahy. High Average 121.9, S. Mulcahy. High Series 273, S. Mulcahy.

Girls High Game 135, Kate Foster. High Average 105, Nancy Cohen. High Series 233, Nancy Cohen. Standings: Lucky Strikes 10 4 K.S.B.C. 9 5 Raiders 9 5 Mod Squad 8 6 Panthers 6 8 Eleven Pins 6 8 Rat Patrol 4 10 Blue Devils 4 10 High Success Rate Figures compiled in July revealed the Royal Melbourne Hospital in Melbourne, Australia, has the world's highest success for kidney transplants.

Out of 48 seriously ill patients on whom the grafts have been performed 37 are alive and leading normal lives. catches good for 151 yards nd touchdown. Cosmo Zanna, gained 170 yards and tw, touchdowns on his nine recep-tions. Bernie Schultz a junior led the passers with 29 completions in 74 attempts for 356 yards and three touchdowns. Season highs for individual plays were; longest run Cooper, 39 yards against Southern Connecticut longest passnSohulU to John Schneider, 52 yards against Curry; longest kickoff return Cooper, 84 yards against Curry nd Glassboro State; longest punt Tecza, 61 yards against Central Connecticut State and longest field goal Rodgers, 46 yards against Ithaca.

Adult League Basketball Cedar Grove Recreation Department is in the process of lining up teams for its 1969 Adult Basketball League. The' league is tentatively scheduled to open on Wednesday night, Jan. 8, at 7 P.M. in the Memorial High gym. Teams, which must be made-up primarily of local residents, will be accepted on a first-come, basis.

Last season Sonny's Tap Room topped four other quintets to annex the loop's first championship. No more than six teams will be accepted this season. Games will be played on Wednesday evenings at the Memorial High School gym. Entry fee will be $30 per team, same as last year. Each team should get its own sponsor.

Individuals, who are not affiliated with teams, should leave their names with, the Recreation Department. Air Lift Speeds Mail More than 90 per cent first class intrastate mail deposited by 5 P.M. is receiving overnight delivery, the Post Office Department reports. Scheduled airlines used used on a space-available basis are helping to make this possible. It appears that what a prosperous economy needs is enough people willing to live beyond their means.

Hayes (Kan.) News. A. 1 'bdLLn No. Nam 10 Mihnlik, Mike 11 Lecere. Don 12 Allocco, Frank 13 Erlcson, Tim 14 Woodruff, Bob 20 Napolitano, Jim 21 Sullivan, Jim 22 Rubbo, Tony 23 Cattano, Joe 24 Tatti, Bob 23 Keene, Terry 30 Fesco, Andy 31 Cucco.

Bill 32 VonTersch, Hay 33 Harivel, Doug 34 Schukel, Gary 40 Lebart, Don 41 Roemer, Steve 42 Taddeo, Joe 43 Karras, Georpe 44 Lesnewich. Alan 45 Moser, Bob 50 Fooks, David 51 Sulfrain, Charles 52 Madsen, Gil 53 Procaccint, Joe 54 Warner, Scott 60 Bromberg, Fred 61 Kays, Cruck 62 Wasson, Don 63 Pandlck, Mark 64 Monligney, Bruce 65 Ferguson, Steve 66 DelMonte, Lou 70 Monegon, Ron 71 Scott, Wesley 72 Irving, Todd 73 Clairmont, Glen 74 Ganem, Fay 75 Freaney, Greg 76 Cirelli, George 77 Brown, Mark 80 Carretero, Frank 81 Hubbard, James 82 Scherer, Bob 83 Eerg, Chris 84 Cain. Mike 85 Gravlin, Paul NEW PHOVIDENCE HIGH SCHOOL STAFF Dr. Allan C. Bushnell.

Superintendent; Robert Lachenauer, Dn-utv Superintendent Walter Mc-Carthv. Principal; Edward H. Lie-der, 'Director of Athletics: TVAmbrosio, M.D., Team Phvsician; Robert Carroll, Team Trainer; Frank Bottone. Head Coach; Don-piri Carpenter, Bruce Coultaa, Philio Esnosi'o, Car' Anderson, Assistant Coaches: George F.icher, Band Director; Dwight Boud, Announcer. of Summit; about a block later at a traffic light you must turn right (Soringfield Ave,) Springfield Ave.

will lead directly into New Providence about two miles) and, at the second traffic light (from where you turned at Morris Ave.) turn left. That will be South St. Go one block and turn rieht. You are at the New Provid ence High School; the rest is up to you. Cheerleaders Pam Litell, Captain; Jackie Griffin, Co-Captain; Gladys Bond; Marcy Kalfus; Pat Tranchetti; Paula Moyer; Sue Triechler; Cathy Fedewitz; Sue Kennedy; Merry Sandler.

J. V. Cheerleaders Karen Payne, Captain; Cheryl Frankowski, Captain; Ginny Baeder, Monica Bales-tro; Dona Kelly; Joyce Griffin Emily Stefan; Chris Yela-vich. Twirlers Sue Bevensec, Captain; Linda Potts, Co Captain; Liz Bartolo; Robin Lowe; Nancy Groel; Jane Fiscal; Debbie Kocan; Mary Jo Holf elder. Mascot Lisa Walsky.

Color Guard Karen Wareheim, Dorothea Sell, Betty Funco, Janet Long. Memorial High Band Members 0 Ginny Baeder, Steve Bart-lett, Matthew Bartosh, Jeff Beatty, Bud Bennington, Rick Bozeat, Judy Burbank, Bill Burrell, David Byrne, Marianne Calantropoio, Joseph Carr, John Catanzaro, Deborah Connors, Donna Dartt, Terry Diess. Peter Dominski, Stanley Dominski. Christine Fizz, Jim Fuchs, Scott Galbraith, Cliff Gold, Steve Graham, Mike Hartmann, Paul Hart-mann, Patti Haskell, Susan Jorgensen, Robert Kingsland, Suzanne Kirschner, Sherry Kocan, Linda LaVigne, Susan McPhail, Laurie Mase, Nancy Meeler, Joseph Melillo, George Nasis, Neil Norberg, John presents Pioneers (Continued from Page 26) the players; that is possibly true. Bill Lupo has been proud of his team, winning season or not, and he will be looking forward to playing another year with many of the team.

At least four starters will be out again in 1969: first is Dave Rudolph, a light 175 pound guard, who has played well for the Panthers this season; next is Lou Corbosiero the 180 pound center; two fine end receivers Ewing and Herb Shapiro are only juniors this year. They will be back too. And then there will be Rav Vandermay, Bob Savarese, Steve Boyum, and Steve Friedrich, to pace the Panthers next year. They have all played well this season. Game Directions For those who wish to attend the game on Thank'gK' ing Day, the following directions may be of help: New Providence lies about two miles west of Summit and about four miles south of Madison in the Watchung Mountains.

The most convenient way to reach the field, therefore, is via Summit. A left turn at Roseland Ave. in Caldwell from Bloomfield Ave. will lead into Livingston Ave. and, if followed straight will eventually lead to the John F.

Kennedy Parkway. There is one tricky turn onto Livingston Ave. at the end of Roseland where Rock Ave. cuts through the two: after turning right onto Rock Ave. at the end of Roseland, remember to bear left about a block later onto Livingston Ave.

The route from there is straight to the JFK Parkway. Remain on the JFK all the way to the end (at the Short Hills Mall) and then continue to go straight (the JFK becomes Morris Ave.) Again, continue straight on Morrl3 Ave. and bear left with the road where it takes a bend by the Ciba Pharmaceutical plant. Soon Morris Ave. crosses 'a railroad just before the center Waller, Rodgers Lead MSC State Jerry Waller, senior half-hack and Dan Rodgers, junior kicking specialist gained the major share of offense honors according to 1968 final Mont-clair State College football statistics.

Waller carried the ball 103 times during the season for 321 net yards rushing. He averaged 3.2 yards per carry. In total offense, Waller's 321 net yards just nosed out sophomore halfback Tony Valpone of Somerset with 318. Valpone also placed second in rushing but had an average of 3.5 yards per carry. Rodgers, hitting a single season high, led the Indians with 37 points.

The junior kicking star booted 16 of 18 extra points and seven of 15 field goal attempts for his total. Senior John McNulty was top pass receiver with 1 ten score! I-c? fit I J. L. 'J MT -t i i fey -j Verona Sports Boosters inc. I fii a'i i if specie This Christmas, get an automatic dishwasher on your team.

Then you can rack up those dirty plates, push a button, and join the family after dinner on Christmas and every day. Verona Alumni vs Varsity Team November 30, 1968 Junior High School Field A.M. Don't be a uioiiwaoiiQi I By DICK SCHNEIDER It you' are fortunate enough to hive a good-size bnnenienl don't let it go to wume. Plan now to improve your basement mill line it' to the fullest nil vitti-tuge. If you linve enough space for both a recreation room nnil hobby room all the belter.

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