Eastern Shore League schedules 126 games for season
The Eastern Shore League approves a 126 game season from May 9 to September 8. Eight clubs Cambridge Centreville Dover Easton Federalsburg Milford Salisbury Seaford meet each other 18 times, with 63 home games per town. Connie Mack, Phillies owner, elected president of Federalsburg Baseball Club Inc. City jersey: Cambridge to build a new wooden ball park at 38 000 dollars with Branch Rickey’s Dodgers backing.
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Federalsburg Athletics
Seaford
Federalsburg
Milford
Cambridge
Centreville
Dover
Easton
Salisbury
Connie Mack
Philadelphia A’s
Federalsburg Baseball Club, Inc
Roy
Earl
Federalsburg Athletic Association
Citizens’ Baseball Committee
W. K. Knotts
Donald E. Jefferson
J. O. Williams
Earl Mack
Philadelphia
Dr. Knotts
Martinsburg
W. Va
Fred Lucas
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
National League
Lucas
Ridgely News Highlights Local Visits and Enlistee
Mrs Ernest Jones returns from Memorial Hospital Easton. Mrs Frank Slaughter and infant daughter arrive home from Milford Hospital. Numerous local residents host visitors from Philadelphia Wilmington Dover and Dundalk. Edward Kidan of Rob Roy Shirt Co dies. services in Brooklyn. Richard Fountain reenlists in the Navy at Norfolk receiving station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Jones
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Frank T. Slaughter
Milford Hospital
Milford
Del
Norris Briscoe
Pat
Harry Anson
Philadelphia
Harry Robinson
Harold Roe
Dundalk
Mary Robinson
Roe
Grace Rickards
Wilmington
Wm. Rickards
Frank Kibler
Francis
Joseph Roche Jr
Penn’s Grove
N. J
Harry Wilson
Cambridge
Sadie
Bessie Wilson
A. Weil
Harmony
Long Island
Frank Harrington
C. G. Crouse
W. M. Lynch
Hanson Hoffman
Brethren Parsonage
Denton
Ridgely Methodist Church
C. W. Jackson
Mabel Carroll
Albert W. Saulsbury
A. Orrell Saulsbury
Ord Raleigh
Wm. T. Temple
Wm. Richards
Clifton G. Crouse
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Helena
Clarence Sutton
Earle M. Sparks
Central Ave
Bessie Murphy
Ridgely
Edward Kidan
Rob Roy Shirt Company
Greensboro
New York City
Brooklyn
Lou Litoff
Murray Scher
Franklin Seager
Minnie Vashell
Sadlersville
R. C. McKenney
Wilson Dukes
Jean
Centreville
John Murphy
Laura Emens
Mary E. Rickards
Leonard Dean
Walter Moore
Bobby
Tim Anderson
Hagerstown
Joseph Henry Jones
Washington
Jones
Camp
Joseph T. Robinson
Little Rock
Ark
Calvin Walls
Baltimore
Fred Walls
William Hill
Joseph Hill
Stockton
Edward Scanlon Jr
Dover
Stephen Lynch
Richard Fountain
G.M. 2c
USN
Navy
Anacostia
Mrs Wilson and relatives visit Newport and Claymont
Mrs Norman Wilson spent the week end with her daughter Miss Elizabeth Wilson at Newport Delaware. Mr and Mrs Norman Harrison and daughter Grace and Mrs Nellie Harrison of Claymont Delaware called Sunday on Mr and Mrs William Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Covington
Tampa
Florida
Lou Litoff
Greensboro
Thomas Greene
Betty Walls
Frank Flounders
Peter Hoffman
Wynnewood
Norman Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Newport
Del
Norman Harrison
Grace
Nellie Harrison
Claymont, del
William Harrison
Maryland racing heritage and key venues noted
The Maryland Hunt at Worthington Valley near Baltimore features 22 jumps, while Foxcatcher Farms at Fair Hill has a brush course with tall hedge fences. Pimlico also hosts Dupont brush jumps, underscoring Maryland’s tradition of high class racing and its tax impact.
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America
Maryland
Maryland Hunt
Worthington Valley
Baltimore
Foxcatcher Farms
Fair Hill
Cecil County
William Dupont
England
Pimlico
Maryland Jockey Club
Old Free State
Maryand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eastern Shore Loop
The
C. & P. Telephone Co
Baltimore City
Real Estate & Insurance
Elizabeth MacDonald Denton
Delaware
Interstate Fire Tower
Bridgeville
Denton Road
Greenwood
Leonard Chaffinch
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Market St
Denton, Mi
Marylanders
By Quentin Howe
Maryland Racing Associa
Tions
On. Inc
Cumberland
Timonium
Cn Ype
American Spoke & Handle Co
Preston, MD
J. C. Betts
Preston 2
Roddy Kilswith
Eastern Shore Public Service
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