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13 State High School Basketball The Morning Call, Saturday, March 30, 1968 Champs MUvlllt 1965 Merrhantyllle 1930 Camden Cath. 19je-t. Alov's (JO Gloucester Cath. 1959 st. Alov's (JO Gloucester Cath.

1934 West Oranae 1937 Bound Brook 1931 Weehawken Weahawken 1966 BuriinflTon Cliff. Scott Roselle Park Shore Rea ihi Kingsiey 1967 Gloucester CTtv" 1932 Immac. (MonTT" Immac. T. Bordent.

M. I. Cathedral Immac. M. Rutgers Pren I960 si Mary's (E.) St.

Jos. (Camden) l9M--BishOD Euslare 1939 t-Odl mj KUTgers rrep 1934 Don Bosco 1935 Kingslev Holy Family Irnmarulaia PhllllOSOuru 1940fTRuthfford 1941-kliffside ParTT Rumertord South River Bound Brook Bound Brook Werchantvllle Merchantvllle 1962' St. Rose (Bel':) 19A3 -St, Rose (Bsi.) Group 4 High School Winner Runner-up 1919Union Hill Passaic 1920-Passaic Trenton 1921Passaie Trenton- 1922 Passaic Trenton 1923 Passaic Asbury Park 1924 Hoboken Trenton 1925 Passaic Union Hill 109A Mi rhmainnthin Pirwrv i4z Rumertord Group 1 High School Winner Runner-up 1942 Wlldwood Bernardsvllle 1943 Dunellen Bat Harbor m4 (jioucever St. Alovsius 1 965 St. Michael's- IUO SI.

Mary's (PA) 1943- Cllffslde PafT" 1944 Rldaefhald Park xanway 1966 St. Rose (Bel.) O.L.V. 196 Don Bosco Rutgers Prep 1937 Rutgers Pro Seton Hall 1938 Rutgers Prep Newark Acad. 1939 to 1967 No champion PAROCHIAL DIVISION fgyyqn mt0milimm tririin ik mi If 1 1944 Glen Ridge Dumont Mary's (JC) St. Peter's (NB) 1945 Hackensack North Plaintield 1944Cliffside Park W.

Wilson (C) 1947 Englewood Springfield Regional 1948 Cllffside Park Edison (E) 1949 w. Wilson (C) Hillside 1945 Bergenfieid 1946 Ounellen 1947 Fort Lee 1948 Atlantic Highlands Hlanstown Kevport DuneNen Verona 1927 Trenton Passaic 1928 Trenton New Brunswick 1929 Passaic Atlantic City Group A Union Hill Wlldwood 'my r-orr tee Winner 1950 Springfield Regional 1951 Englewood 1952 Hackensack 1953 Hamilton Two. 1954 Oiffslda Park 1955 Cllffside Park 1950 Roselle Park 1951- Savreville 1952- Sarevllle 1953 North Arlington Union Hill W. Wilson (C) Princeton Linden linden Sorlnofleld Penns Grove Runner-up St. Mary's (R.) 1934 Good Counsel 1935 St.

Mary's IRT ST7 Peter's (N. IV54 Riverside North Arlington Verona Dunellen Riverside Park Ridge North Arlington Bordentown Wlldwood Dunellen Glen Rldqe 1930 New Brunswick 1931 Jefferson 1932 Trenton 1933 Trenton 1934 Trenton- 1935 Trenton 1936 JVsbury Park 1937 Bloomfleld 193S New Brunswick 1939 Memorial 1940 East Orange 1941 Asbury Park 1936 St. Mary's (N d. Goon counwi 1955 Ocean Cltv i cranford 937 St. Mary's (R.) St.

Marv's (P. A I Hillside Group Winner Runner-uo 1947 St. Patrick's St. Bose (B.) '948 St. Palncis's (E.) St.

Rose IB.) 1949 to '5i No chamnion named 1955 Holy Family (U. C.I Wildwood C. 1956 Holy Family U. Wlldwood C. 1957 st.

Cecilia Wlldwood Cath. '958 Wildwood Cath. St. Cecilia IK) 1959- St Cecilia (K Wildwood Cam. 1960 Wildwood C.

St. Anthony's (J. 191 St. Patrick's (E.) St. Jos's.

(H) 1967 Holy Family (U. St. Jos (H) 196.3-St. Cecilia (K.) Wildwood Cath. 104 Holy Family Wildwood Cath.

1965Holy Family wildwood 1966 -St. Patrick's (E.) Wildwood Cam. 190 St. Patrick's IE.) Sacred Heart CHAMPS BY COUNTIES 1956 North Arlington 1957 North Arlington 1958 Glen Ridge 1959 Dunellen 1960 Harrison Neptune South Side South Side Union Hill New Brunswick Emerson Asbury Park Memorial Bloomfleld Memorial Memorial Asbury Park Trenton Camden Union Hill Central (N) Union Hill Dunellen 1957 Bound Bgpok 1958 Moorestown 1959 Moorestown 1960 Englewood 1961 Englewood 1962 South Side 1963 Audobon 1964 So. Plalnfield 1965 Newark South 196 Memorial 1967 Lakewood 1961Wildwood North Arlington 1942 Memorial Newark Westside Englewood Moorestown Burlington Neptune Paramus Summit So.

Plalnfield Sterling Weehawken 19.18-Trenlon Cath. Good Counsel 1939 St. Peter's IN. Immac. (M 1940 Good Counsel (N.) Camden C.

1941 Camden Cath. Si. Patrick (E.I 1942 Camden Cath. St. Jos.

(W 1943 St. Mary's (R.) St. Peter's (N. 1944 Don Bosco Camden Cath. 1945 St.

Cecilia (El Trenton Cain. 1946 Trenton Cath. Seton Hall 1947 Trenton Cath. Seton Hill 1948 Tren. Cath.

St. Michael's (U. 1949 St. Peter's (J. Trenton Calh 1943- rAsburv Park 1944 New Brunswick.

1962 Mountain Lakes Dunellen 1963 South Amboy Wood-Ridqe 1964 Wlldwood Walliniton 195 New Providence Wlldwood 1945 camden 194 Jefferson 1966 Park Ridge Williamstriwn Burlington Twp. 1967 Leonia EmerFon Emeron Group 2 High School DICK VITALE East Rutherford Coach BILL KESGEN Wildcat Star RICIIE O'BRIEN Don Bosco Coach 1950 Trenton Cath. St. Peter's (J. 1951- St.

Peter's U. Trenton Cath. Group 4 Prep School Trenton Cath. Peter's (J. Peter's (J.

Peter's (J. 1952 St. 1953 St. 1954 St. 1955 St.

Runner-uo Cranford Ramsev Cranford Merchantville Bogota Atlantic Highlands Wlldwood Peters (J. 1956 St. Peter's J.C. St, '947 Newark central 1948 Orange 19,19 west Orange 1950 Emerson 1951 Bavonne 1952 Jefferson 1953 Bloomfleld 1954 Jefferson 1955 Union Hill 195 Union Hill 1957 Bloomfleld 195S Bioomfield 1959 Camden 1960 Camden 1961 Trenton 1962 Weeouehlc 1963 Newark Central 1964 Newark Central 1965 Brldgewater 43 42 41 31 28 '9 '4 9 7 6 3 1957 Trenton Cath. St.

Winner 1939 Kevport 1934 Carteret 1935 Bogota 1936 Cranford '937 Princeton 1938 Princeton 1939 South Amboy 1940 Wlldwood 1941 Wildwood 1942 Weehawken 1943 Weehawken 1944 Bogota 1945 Rosalia Park Hudson County Bergen Co'Jnty Essex County Mercer County I Inion County M.ddiesex County Camden Comtv Monmouth Counlv Cape May County Passaic County Burlington County Somerset County Morris County Salem 1958 Trenton cam Central (N) Jefferson (E) Emerwn Jefferson (E) Bloomfleld New Brunswick Trenton Trenton Linden Weeguahic Weeauehlc Camden Westfleld Hillside Hillside Bloomfleld Hackensack Bogota Trenton ca'h. Trenton Cath. Trenton Cath. Peter's (N.B Peter's (J. C.I Seton Hall Trenton Cath.

Peter's (J. I Trenton Cath, Peter's (J. Roselle Cath. St. Joseoh's Don Bosco Chris.

Bros. Seton Hall Winner 1919 S1. Benedict 1920 Peddie 1921 Peddia i. 1922 Peddie 1923 Peddie 1924 Peddle 1925 Peddie W26 St Benedict 1927 St. Benedict 1928 St.

Benedict 1929 St. Benedict 1930 St. Benedict 1931 Hun School- 1932 St. Benedict 1933 St. Benedict 1934 Penninqton 1935 Peniington 1936 St.

Benedict Runner-uo Blair St. Benedict St. Benedict St. Benedict St. Benedict St.

Benedict St. Benedict Peddie Seton Hall Bordent. M. I. Bordent.

M. I. Blair St. Rutgers Prep Hun School Hun Schnol St. Benedict Hun Schnol 1959 St.

Peter's (J. 1960 Trenton Cath. St. 1961 Seton Hall 1962 Bishop Eustace St. 1963 Trenton Cath.

1964 Seton Hall 1965 Christian Bros. 1966 Don Bosco 1967 Trenton Cath. 1 1946 weenawKen i Ocean Pompton Lakes Neptune Highland Park Lakewood Carteret Verona Weehawken Weehawken Millburn Millburn Ocean Cltv Burlington Red Bank Savrevllle 196 weeguamc 1947 Weeauahie Wildcats, Ironmen Hunt Titles Today Atlantic, cumopnand. Hunterdon, Gloucester, Sussex and Warren 0 Totals 250 carmen Group 3 High School Group GOLFERS 1947 Merchantville 1948 Highland Park '949 Neorune 1950 Ramsey 1951 Westwood 1952 Roselle Park 1953 Weehawken 1954 Weehawken 1955 Weehawken 1956 Palmyra l95'-Verona .1 1958-Cliff. Scott Runner-up Glen Ridae Princeton 1937 St.

Benedict Hun School Winner 194 St. Joseph's (P.I 1018 No chamoion named Princeton paimvra Winner psrk 1925 South Orange Ridaefleld Park 192' Rldgefeld Park 1078 Rnselle Park 1929 Summit 1930 Pahwav Runner-uD Immac. MM it. Marv (P.A.I 51. Marv (S A i Immac.

IM' Red Bank Marv's (St, Revile park 1939-Seton Hall St. Benedict 1940 to 197 No champion named. Group 3 Prep School ocean ctv JOS. (W.N.Y.) Family Rose Jos. (W.N.Y.) Mary's (E) SI Hlohland Pa'k Roselle Park Garfield Weehawken Weehawken 1 Caldwell Weehawkn Hamilton Memberships now being accepted at new mctropolttnn country club (35 min.

fro-ti Manhattan); 18 hole rhPTipion' hio oolf course, indoor and outdoor pools, tennis, ytor round socinl programs plus sleeping facilities. No initiation fee or min. Guarantees this time. Inquire: (914) EL 6 5200 1947 St. 1049 St.

1950 St. 1951 St. '953 St. 10s-4St. 1955 St.

1956 St. 1957 St. 1931 Princeton Mary's (E) t. Mary's (P A. I 1932 Cartaret St.

Joseph IC i i 1959 Riverside North Arlington i96n Rltlgefield Park Rlversid- 1961 Rosalie Moorestown 192 Mountain (W. South PlainfWd 1963 Salem Mountain (W. 1964 Ocean City North Arlington 193 wenawken Winner 1927 Cathedral 1928 Don Bosco 1929 Don Bosco Runner-up Kingsley Cathedral Trenton Cath. Mary's (E.) Mary's (E) Alovsius (JC) Mary's (E.) Gloucester Cath. St.

Rose (Hel Gloucester Cath. 1 1934 Ridgefield Park Woodburv 1935- Hamilton Rldsafleld Park against Neptune (21-5), is the a game earlier this season, final contest of the tourna- leads Perth Amboy. Neptune ment. Brian Taylor, a 6-foot-2 has Marv Becker, a slow 6- junior who scored 84 points in foot-10 center. St Peter's Orange Champs ATLANTIC CITY-Don Bosco will be after its seventh State title and East Rutherford will be seeking the third consecutive Group 1 championship for a Bergen County team, when the NJSIAA tournament concludes today at Convention Hall.

Coach Richie O'Brien's Dons last won the Parochial A title in 1966 after finishing second the year before. Other championships came in 1928-29-34-36-44. Don Bosco takes the floor at 2:30 p. m. against unbeaten Trenton Cathedral, the defending champion.

East Rutherford, coached by Dick Vitale, meets South Brunswick at 7:30 p. m. in an attempt to follow successful final round performances by last year's Leonia team and a Park Ridge club of two seasons ago. The Wildcats seek their first State title. The Dons and Wildcats are the only Bergen clubs remaining in the tourney, which began one month ago with 182 teams and has been narrowed to 14.

Going into tonight's finals, Hudson County leads Bergen, 43-42, in total championships since the event began in 1919. Hudson County has three clubs in the running, two from Union City Emerson and Ed Ruhno, Samogyi broke loose for 22 in the second half, When Ruhno collected his fourth personal foul in the opening minutes of the third quarter, it was all Samogyi needed as he poured in 13 points during Ruhno's absence to start the Cardinals on their way to the uphill victory. Samogyi wound up the season with 1.190 points in 28 games, getting 3,310 for his four-year career which spanned 99 games. Despite Samogyi's scoring heroics, it was 6-foot-5 senior forward Gary Ward who proved to be the difference in the hectic final quarter. Hitting six straight free throws, Ward scored io of the Cards' last 17 points to lead the way to victory.

After trailing all the way, Ward finally knotted the game at 56-56 with 2:10 to play when he sank a pair of foul shots. A technical foul called on the Hilltoppers Frank La-bonia for kicking Ward on the play was then taken by Samogyi and he didn't miss. Another basket by Ward, two free throws by Ward and a steal by Samogyi wrapped it up as the New Brunswick team annexed its first Parochial crown. The Cards were runnersup last year. TOURNEY TOPICS Tommy Delia Torre of Hackensack was the referee in the first game.

Samogyi had 17 of his points in the third quarter as he helped the Cards wipe out a 10-point deficit. It marked the second time this season the Cardinals had come from 10 points down to spill the Elizabeth quintet. By MARK RUSKIE Stiff Writer ATLANTIC CITY Emerson of Union City's bid to become Hudson County's 43rd NJSIAA basketball champion fell short last night as the Bulldog title express was derailed by unbeaten Orange, 64-56, before 6,913 at Convention Hall. In annexing their first Group 3 diadem, the Hoddy Mahon-coached Tornadoes reeled off their 27th win in a row. Emerson was 26-3.

With all-time state scholastic scoring king John Somogyi netting 32 points, St. Peter's of New Brunswick trimmed St. Mary's of Elizabeth, 63-59. in the Parochial opener. The Cardinals (24-4) did it the hard way, coming from behind in the second half to overhaul the Hill-toppers (17-10), Orange had just too much rebounding strength for the smaller Emerson quintet in the nightcap.

It was rare when the Bulldogs were able to get off more than one shot at a time against the high-stepping Tornadoes. The Bulldogs compounded their troubles by usually blowing what good scoring opportunities they did get, missing easy layuos time after time. Even with captain Bob Butts sitting out a good part of the second half with four fouls. Orange had little trouble controlling both boards. Desoite the 39-23 edge in rebounds, however, Orange didn't really pull away from fie game Bulldogs until the final quarter when the fast-hreakins Tornadoes finally wore tfnwn the losers.

The Bullrloes only trailed 54-4! with a litttemore than four minutes to play when Orange put the title on ice with the next eicht points as Butts contributed five. Until th" late Orange spurt, Fmrnn had stayed with the Tornadoes, thanks to a strong flnnr gam" hv senior Ted Mar-t'nuk. Martinnk was th cjmp's Min scorer with 17 twin'. Cotmtee Hall had 16 and Butts 15 for Orange. Stop Somogyi and you stop Today's Schedule 'i St, Anthony's (Jersey Cityl vs.

Sacrtd Hurt. 11:30 a. m. (Parochial CI Union Hill vs. Rosalie, 1 P.

m. (Group 7) Don Bosco vs. Trenton Cathedral, 2:30 p. m. (Parochial A) Ei Rutherford vs.

South Brunswick, 7:30 p.m. (Group 1) Perth Amboy vs. Neptune, p. m. (Group 4) to unload the trunk and get everything dirty.

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m. when St. Anthony's tangles with Sacred Heart of Vineland for the Parochial title. Union Hill, which is coached bv Bill McKeever of North Bergen, opposes Roselle at 1 p. m.

for the Group 2 crown. The Don Bosco game follows and after a supper Totals J3 17 TntaU 23 13 59 SCORE BY PERIODS St. Peter's II 14 19 19 A3 St. Marv's IS 17 14 13-59 Officials: Delia Torra and AAacArthur. Emerson 7 3 17 1 0 2 4 4 12 Orange Jackson Thompson Hall Butts 2 1 5'Martiniuk 1 0 2ISirianni 0 1 Crismale 4 7 15' Nardr.ne RENAULT Most economy cars have 13" or less.

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After being limited to 10 points in the first 16 minutes, thanks mainly to the defensive job turned in by Which saves money. Spare tire not in trunk If you get a flat you don't have THIS CHALLENGE APPLIES TO ALL 1968 STAN. DARD EQUIPPED CARS LISTING FOR UNDER $2,000 AND INTRODUCED FOR SALE IN THE UNITED STATES BY JANUARY 1, 1963. in the first night game. The Group 4 game, featuring Perth Amboy (24-1) Totals 28 8 641 Totals 2) 14 56 SCORE BY PERIODS Emerson 16 14 10 1656 Orange 14 18 16 1664 Officials: Paoiano and Ulrich.

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St. Peter's defeated St. Mary's of Elizabeth, 63-59. ON THE MOVE John Somogyi of St. Peter's, New Brunswick, drives toward bas.