Caroline Teams Slam Door On Centreville
North Carolina, Centreville, and Colonel Richardson met in a three way track meet at Colonel Richardson. North Carolina topped the field with 109% points, Centreville failed to score, and Colonel Richardson earned 57%. Darry Jopp set a county shot put record with 44 feet 9% inches as NC swept fourteen firsts.
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Colonel Richardson
North Caroline
Centreville
Bill Darling
John Elms
Gilbert Kelley
Byers King
Roger Ewing
King
Ewing
N.C
J. Coleman
W. Murphy
C.R
John Ashton
D. Andrew
Jim Hadaway
Bobby Bickling
Darry Jopp
Wright
Glessner
Lord
Stewart
Owen Walsh
R.hall
B. Taylor
B. Stockley
Roger Hoppengardner
R. Orme
H. Wright
N. Carell
David Wood
Fred Spence
John Abbott
Jim Lane
Day
Christopher
Engrem
Coleman
P. Andrew
Phelps
H. Carels
Tie
Bulldogs Humble Raider Trackmen Triumph in 102-39 Victory
North Carolina dominated Cambridge High with 13 firsts and five event sweeps to extend their win streak. Alfred Melvin set a two mile meet record of 10 55.3, lapping rivals as teammates claimed top marks in multiple events. Jerry Dresher starred with two firsts including a shot put record, while Bill Darling led with 12 points.
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North Caroline
Tidewater
Cambridge
North Caroliners
Alfred Melvin
Jerry Dresher
Drescher
Lockerman Drops First Lockerman Drops First
William Henry High of Dover handed the Lockerman Wildcats a 13 to 3 defeat in the season opener. Coach Wiley Poindexter used three pitchers and twelve players in a bid to slow the rout. The visitors amassed 13 hits, six for extra bases, with James Brown collecting two hits including a double. Boston also singled twice as Coursey added the other.
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William Henry High
Dover
Lockerman Wildcats
Wiley Poindexter
Lockerman
James Brown
Boston
Coursey
A. J. Brown
Greene
Jenkins
Jackson
Downes
Hutt
Hutchins
M. Stansbury
Ricketts
W. Brown
William Henry Abbi Morris
J. Brinkley
Griffin
Mosley
Robinson
May
Sullivan
Young
Leak
Little
T. Brinkley
Newsome
Red Cross Water Safety funding ends in Caroline County
Community funding shortfall threatens Hampshire Hospital Rom neck water safety program. Last year 800 students cost 1265.25 with 575 beginners 260 intermediates 90 swimmers 40 lifesaving students and 21 16 aides. May 1 1964 deadline determines if program proceeds or ends. Local volunteers and four instructors rely on United Fund support and community contributions.
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Red Cross
Caroline County
United Fund For
United Fund
The
Six Teams Invited to North Carolina Invitational Track Meet
Six teams including Easton Elkton Colonel Richardson Centreville and St. Michaels will compete in the first North Carolina Invitational Track Meet on May 6. Trophies will be awarded to first and second place, ribbons to the top three in sixteen events. Gate prices: 50 cents for adults 25 cents for students student activity cards accepted.
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North Caroline
Easton
Elkton
Colonel Richardson
Centreville
St. Michaels
North Carolina Sets Awards Program For May Athletic Night
Assistant Principal John Smith announced the sixth annual Athletic Awards Night will be held at the school on May 27. More than 100 NCHS athletes will be guests of the Student Council and the Boosters Club.
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North Caroline
John Smith
NCHS
Soccer Champs To Be Feted At Ridgely Dance
A dance in St Bene dicts hall Ridgely will honor Caroline Soccer League champions Denton JCs organized the event and three trophies to be given during intermission Federalsburg Playoff Champion Ridgely and Bob Stranna leading scorer will receive honors Russel Griffiths band plays from 9 to midnight with $2 donation for attendees and drinks available
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St. Benedicts Hall
Ridgely
Denton Jc’s
Federalsburg
Bob Strannahan
If you know a human who is a better friend than your dog
If you know a human who is a better friend than your dog we suggest you keep in touch with him.
Local Visit and Club Bake Highlight Ridgeville News
Ridgely Grace Vernon Smith reports that Mr Hansen Hoffman and Kay Hoffman plus Mr Paul Hoffman drove to Friendship Airport Saturday evening to meet Mrs Paul Brown and children from Wayland Massachusetts visiting at the Hoffman home. Centreville visitors met Mrs Dan Hollingsworth Sr Wednesday evening. The Double R 4 H Club held a bake on Central Avenue Saturday morning. Ula Haines returned from Romney West Virginia where she visited relatives for two weeks along with her sons Larry Haines and Arnold Haines and her mother Mrs Sarah Arnold who is a patient.
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Hampshire Hospital
Romney
Ernest Denise
Joseph Denise
Long Island
N. Y
Robert B. Phillips
Fred Walls
Easton Hospital
Clayton Good
University Hospital
Baltimore
Millard Jamison
Elkton
Wm. McClintock
Calvin C. Covington
Benjamin Colgain
Peggy Mtchell
Fred Friedel
Wayne Brown
Randy
Harrington
Jesse Lynch
Wilmington
Leonard Dean
Eric V. Smith
Ridgely
Dr. Taylor
First Avenue
Parquale Pollilo
Anatole and
Michael
Pittsburgh
Flossie Councell
Ruth Roe
Denton
Hansen Hoffman
Kay
Paul Hoffman
Friendship Airport
Paul Brown
Tami
Eric
Wayland
Mass
Edward Covington
Frank Miles
Howard Turner
Centreville
Dan Hollingsworth
Ula Haines
West Virginia
Larry Haines
Arnold Haines
Sarah Arnold
President Johnson backs Agnes Johnson in Maryland race
President Johnson addressed about three hundred people at the White House in support of Agnes Johnson, Democratic candidate for Congress from the Eastern Shore. He said Providence distributed brains evenly, urged equal rights, and warned society would lose if women's talents are neglected, aligning with Mrs. Johnson's push to add a woman to Maryland’s eight man delegation.
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Agnes Johnson
Congress
Johnson
White House
Providence
Susan B. Anthony
Maryland
Washington
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Super Torque Ford
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Smith Ford, Inc
Ridgely Grace Vernon Smith
Central Avenue
Will’s Sporting Goods Store
Franklin Sr., Denton, Md
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