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January 6, 1925 "Hackensack High Quintet Wins From Rutherford Five, 47-25; Encounter Passiac Tomorrow" |
January 8, 1925 "Hackensack loses 54-37 to Passiac After 4th Quarter Rally" |
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February 5, 1925 "Hackensack High School Quintet Tunes Up For Clash With Passiac By Slaughtering Leonia, 60-16" |
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March 5, 1925 "Hackensack High school clashes with East Orange in opening game of state tourney at Shanley's Gym in Newark." |
March 6, 1925 "Hackensack High basketball team is in second round of state tourney as result of victory over East Orange," |
March 13, 1925 "Hackensack High's Golden Comet may destroy dream of orange quintet in New Jersey Basketball classic." |
March 14, 1925 "Captain Howard Bollerman leads Golden Comet to its greatest court victory in game with formidable Orange High team." |
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March 16, 1925 "Stupidity of sleepy state officals causes elimination of local quintet from New Jersey basketball tourney." |
March 17, 1925 "George Merrill give impressive plea for Hackensack which stumps officals but they render a ridiculous decison." |
March 18, 1925 "Captain Howard Bollerman easily the outstanding basketball star in the Northern New Jersey loop." |
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March 27, 1925 "Golden comet clashes with Passaic high school wonder team for title of the North Jersey league tonight." |
Bergen Evening Record This article tells of the results of the meeting Hackensack had with the Athletic Association about the protested game lost against Plainfield the very next day. The assistant principal of Hackensack High School, George Merrill, made a very impressive plea but the results of the game stood. Written by: |
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