Mar Del Baseball League game reports two team stats
In the Mar Del Baseball League game, pitchers Hughes and Pierce split innings with Hughes earning the win and Pierce the loss. Desmond pitched for Camden-Wyoming in another score, with Desmond striking out seven and allowing four runs in seven innings. Scoring details include multiple RBIs, hits, and walks, with both sides adding diverse offensive outputs. Umpires were George and Slaughter, Scorer Doc Baker, time 2:10 in the first game and 1:20 in the second.
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Pierce
Hughes
Hoch
Quillen
George, Holland
Slaughter
Doc Baker
Scurto
Grant
Mears
Watson
Holland
Taylor
Mikell
Phillips
Desmond
Rich
Brown
Camden-Wyoming
Denton
Mears, Hoch
George and Slaughter
Mar-Del League clubs chase play-off spots amid rain delays
Rain stalled several games in the Mar-Del League as teams pressed for playoff positions. Hartly and Rock Hall were scoreless when halted in the second inning, while Houston saw the Felton-Houston twin bill washed out in the first game. Greensboro defeated Church Hill 6 to 4 behind Cal Butler, denting Church Hill’s playoff hopes. Denton and Camden-Wyoming split at Denton. Hughes outdueled Ken Pierce in game one, Denton winning 4-3. In game two, Desmond outlasted Charley Rich 7-4 as CW hitters produced 14 hits. Stan Mikell, Phillips, Hoch and Desmond provided key extra-base hits for CW.
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Hartly
Houston
Greensboro
Cal Butler
Church Hill
Denton
Camden- Wyoming
Dentonians
Hughes
Ken Pierce
Pierce
Jim Grant
Federalsburg
Mears
Taylor
C-W
Joe Desmond
Charley Rich
Desmond
Rich
Stan Mikell
Phillips
Hoch
Holland
Late 1910s Eastern Shore League Playoff Odds Narrowing
The article tracks standings heading into closing games of the 1914 season. Hardy leads with several teams like Rock Hall C W Denton Felton Houston and Greensboro still in contention. Rock Hall can clinch second with a win. C W can secure a playoff berth with a split. Denton must beat Houston. Felton or Houston could clinch by sweeping. A Mar Del League meeting in Greensboro Md outlines playoff plans and potential All Star game.
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Hardy
Rock Hall
C-W
Denton
Church Hill
Felton
Houston
Greensboro
Henderson Rockets to meet Burrsville Sunday in Burrsville
The Henderson Rockets, 6 won and 3 lost, travel to Burrsville for a return game after rain postponed at Cheswold. Manager Roland Thompson says the Cheswold game will be played in September. Burrsville seeks revenge after last matchup.
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Henderson
Burrsville
Cheswold Henderson
Henderson Rockets
Rockets
Burrs
Cheswold
Roland Thompson
Maryland Fishing Fair awards 31500 trophy fund details
The Maryland Fishing Fair distributed a 31500 trophy fund with winners across divisions. Notable victors include R J Kinsinger Somerset Pa for weight 2 pounds 11 ounces, George W Marville Eas ton Md for Largest Spot, and A Upright Washington for Largest Toad Fish. Stella Miller Baltimore secured multiple prizes including Largest General Class and Heaviest Angler Present. Five Point program adopted by Caroline County oil men to push highway funding reform.
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R. J. Kinsinger
Somerset
L. DeFontes
Baltimore
W. J. Kern
Chaney
B. Free
Washington
Benjamin H. Bive i
Earl Howard
Philadelphia
M. Slaughter
Easton
W. A. Brokemarkle
Cambridge
Cloe Cooper
Tilghman
Mary Ann Nuthall
Millville
Del
C. W Lewis, Jr
Stewart Kennard Trophy
Mrs. E
Brick
Denton
Caroline County Petroleum Industries
J. P. Lanigan
Maryland Petroleum Industries Committee
Maryland
Lanigan
Y. E. Unger
D. L. Dougherty
G. Dfn Crouse
Fishing Fair Winners Gather For Maryland Luncheon
Tyler of Fairbanks Md, 84, led champions in a Maryland Fishing Fair awards lineup. Winners include Ralph Cummings of Boat Landing for Largest Fish in any class, William Langrell for Largest Variety of Fish, Hartge from Somerset for Nearest Conservation Patrol Boat, Jean Marie Wyatt for Best Singing Group, Col. William Cantland of Ft. Lauderdale for Angler Coming Longest Distance, C Lewis Jr of Tilghman for Smallest Power Craft, Michael L. Conroy of Baltimore for Champion Fish Caller, and Silva J with W Randolph Harrison for Best Decorated Party Fishing Boat.
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A Tyler
Fairbanks
Maryland Sportsmen
Ralph “Biscuits” Cummings
Tilghman
McChambers
William Langrell
Cambridge
Edward T. Miller
Somerset
Hartge
Joel Rose
Jean Marie Wyatt
Easton
Lewis L. Goistein
Silva J
W. Randolph Harrison
Maryland Unemployment Office Praised For Efficiency
The Unemployment Compensation Board in Maryland is cited as economically administered. A Public Administration Service review notes Maryland ranks highly for prompt benefit payments and efficiency across states, with rising claims postwar and substantial check totals. The report urges higher administrative funding for better staff quality within SSA budget limits.
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Unemployment Compensation Board
Maryland
Social Security Administration
Public Administration Service
Maryland Board
Federal Employment Security Agency
Templeville visitors party weekend gatherings noted
Templeville hosts Mrs Bauer and family from Maywood New Jersey plus Mrs Richard Kreiger from Garfield New Jersey and Mrs Horace Gatspaugh with daughter from Schaffel Massachusetts spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Joseph Westrod. Medford Starkey and children Wyatt and Joyce Ann visited sister Mrs Ella Walls in Sadlersville on Saturday evening.
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Bauer
May Wood
N. J
Richard Kreiger
Garfield, N. J
Horace Gatspaugh
Schaffel
Mass
Joseph Westrod
Medford Starkey
Wyatt and
Joyce Ann
Ella Walls
Sadlersville
In Memoriam for William H. Satterfield
In loving memory of William H. Satterfield who departed this life August 26 1926. A token of love and remembrance. This memory to me is a treasure. Sadly missed by his daughter Pearl.
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William H. Satterfield
Father
Pearl
Maryland Handles Unemployment Compensation Well
A Chicago Public Administration Service report to Governor Herbert R. O'Conor commends Maryland for its handling of unemployment compensation. It notes the program's size and complexity and praises the administration's procedures.
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Maryland
Herbert R. O’conor
Public Administration Service of
Chicago
Public Administration Service Report
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