MAR DEL BASE BALL LEAGUE HIGHLIGHTS AND STANDINGS
R. C. Knight and R. Everett lead in runs batted in with others like Tucker and Nuttle contributing. Hill and Hughes top the pitching line in a Rock Hall 14 4 win over Felton. Eastern Shore League standings show Centreville leading with 62 wins, Milford 58, Dover 45, Seaford 43, Salisbury 41, Easton 39, Cambridge 35, Federalsburg 32. Havelka tops batting at .374 for Federalsburg. Speranzo .379 in limited games. Malfara third at .353. Kiel hits 18 homers. Stevens 88 runs and 65 steals. Verga nni season record in steals. Gast 11 wins as pitcher.
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W. L. Pet
Centreville
Milford
Dover
Seaford
Salisbury
Easton
Cambridge
Federalsburg
Sea
Havelka
Church Havelka
Fred Speranzo
Dover Phillies
Don Marshall
Nick Malfara
Centreville Orioles
Malfara
Herman Kiel
Blouting
Jim Stevens
Stevens
Milton Verganni
Grady Wilson
Mike Gast
Greensboro
Houston
Hill
Federalsburg A
Quillen
Bilbrough
Killen
T. Thistlewood
Brown
Hayes
Peck
C. Postles
C. Shewbrooks
Wilson
C. Hayes
J. Postles
Weaver
Walls
Montgomery
Simpson
Lucas
W. Seen
Smith
Spence
Butler
P xHill
Ree
W Spence
Postles
George. Houston
H. Po Killen
Taylor
R. Hayes
P Peck
Shewbrooks
Thistlewood
R. H
Witten
Steward
Montgome
Peck Hayes
Smi Thistlewood
Shore League President Bans Bottled Drinks at Parks
Shore League president J Thomas Kibler bans sale of bottled soft drinks at league parks effective August 11 after a rowdy Federalsburg Md A's game with the Dover Del Phils. State police escorted umpire Bob Hanks from the field as 700 spectators crowded the area. Kibler fined and suspended the Federalsburg manager Lew Krausse and a player after a meeting with umpires managers and players at the Brick Hotel.
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Eastern Shore League
J. Thomas Kibler
Federalshare
MD. A’s
Kibler
Gratitude for Friends in Illness and Death of Joseph Harris
The family expresses appreciation to kind friends and neighbors during the illness and death of husband and father Joseph Harris.
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Joseph Harris
Hillsboro Social News Roundup of Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs James McDowell of Ohio and children visit Mrs McDowell's parents the Cruikshanks. G B Stewart and others dine with Wilsons at Ridgely. Mrs James Sherwood visits Easton with Edward Sherwood at the Adkinson home. Kemp Stewart and daughter Sharon return from Rehoboth. James Mandrell of Denton visits Kinley Mandrell. Elwood Fleming Barton Butler host Norman Hicks in PA. Miriam and Mildred Gale return from Ocean Grove. Rev Frank Baker and Mrs G B Stewart call on Howard Sewell in Oxford. Marjorie Baker of Washington visits Vernon and Mrs Baker. Louise Gray visits Mrs Mary Rowe. Herbert Rice and family from New York stay with his parents the Rices. Mrs Irvin Robinson visits Fort Howard. Helen Hicks of Washington visits Elwood Fleming. Mary Rowe and Mrs William Sherwood spend a day in Baltimore.
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James McDowell
Ohio
Wesley Methodist Sunday School Picnic Notices
Burrsville Wesley Methodist Sunday School picnicked at Tolchester on Wednesday August 31 and Union on Friday August 2. Miss Bertha Wilson spent the weekend at Rehoboth. Melvin James Jr of Milford is visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Baker spent a
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Wesley Methodist Sunday School
Tolchester
Union
Bertha Wilson
Rehoboth
Melvin James Jr
Milford
Edwin Baker
Local social notes from Pennsylvania and North Carolina
Last week featured visits among relatives in West Chester and Conshohocken Pennsylvania. Mrs Charles Welch and Loretta Baraque visited Chester while Margaret Baker stayed with her sister Mrs Alfred Hopkins in Harrington. Bill and Mrs Housel from Conshohocken joined Edwin Baker and family for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Charles Glenn of Charlotte North Carolina visited Mr Glenns sister and husband Mr and Mrs Fred Welch over the weekend.
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West Chester
Conshohocken
Charles Welch
Loretta Baraque
Chester
Margaret Baker
Alfred Hopkins
Harrington
Bill Housel
Edwin Baker
Charles Glenn
Charlotte, N. C
Greensboro Family Seeks Care for Mountain Fever
Greensboro Mr and Mrs Ed Dove took their five year old daughter to a Baltimore hospital for treatment for Mountain fever. Mrs Irvin Nichols Mrs James Pinder and Mrs Vanville were in Wilmington on Saturday. The many friends of Mr Joseph Orrell and family are happy to welcome them as residents of Greensboro again.
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Ed. Dove
Baltimore
Irvin Nichols
James Pinder
Vanville
Wilmington
Joseph Orrell
Greensboro
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Porter
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Shank
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Trivitts
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Wothers
Scurto
Lord Denton
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Hughes Mee
Market Street
Shore League Prexy
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Oil City
Harrington Road
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Denton, Md
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