Federalsburg Girls Dominate Early But Fall Short In Rivalry
Federalsburg led 18-10 after one, but Ridgely and Greensboro kept pace in tight late moments. Boston scored 24 for Federalsburg, Alvin McCray led with 14. Ridgely tied late with Bennington and Blades each at 12, Thom as and Cahall sealed for home team. Denton crushed Preston 32-10 while Lockerman edged Federalsburg 23-1 and Ridgely blasted Greensboro 34-4 in junior high league play.
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Boston
Alvin McCray
Feds
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Jake Thomas
Terry Cahall
Gary Bennington
Richard Blades
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Preston
Elwanda Gelletty
Jetettes
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Terry Sullivans
Jeanne Petroski
Geishler
Hadaway Bell
Ellwanger
Stafford Hubbard
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Locker
Jerry Mason
McCray
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Glessner
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Coursey
Pine Foxwell
Estelle Ricketts
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Newman Houston
Barbara Brown
Michele Taylor
Poindexter
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Henry Lockerman
Patty Sparks
Woods Wright
Paige Nichols Bowling Gibson
Helen Dixon
Huff Community Girls League
Cathy Marvel
Susan Dixon
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Sandy Harris
Linda D. Ledman
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Callaway Bailey
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Alley Cats
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Petroski
Elms Alley Cars
Sullivan
Dieford Jarvis
Manlove
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Seese Oleebee Noble Ford
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B. Gibson Vandergrift Otals
McCauley Olol. Rich
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Taylor
Lucky Strike Bowling League
Preston R. H. Wright
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Duck Pins
Red Wings
Colonelettes Dominate Kittens in Narrow Victory
The Colonelettes of Colonel Richardson routed the Lockerman Wildkittens 39 to 9 Friday night. Ackerman failed to score in the first half as the Colonelettes built a commanding lead and cruised to the win.
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Lockerman Wildkittens
Niohr
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Olonettes Varsity
Easton Y Beats Denton In Saturday Youth League Tilt
Easton Y defeated Denton 38 to 28 in a Saturday morning game opening a six game schedule for Denton fifth and sixth graders. Coach Sechler praised the Denton players despite the loss and noted the youngsters could form future Denton Jr High teams. Dave Hoopengardener led Denton with 13 points.
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Easton
Easton ‘‘Y
Sechler
Denton Jr. High
NCHS Girls Rally Past Easton 34 33 in Tight Clash
North Caroline's Bulldogettes edged Easton 34 to 33 in an afternoon game. Susan Brinsfield scored 14 to share top honors with Easton’s Gillis, Ginny Downes added nine for NCHS, lifting their record to five wins and one loss. They travel to South County Court next Friday to avenge a prior defeat.
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Bulldogettes
Easton
Susan Brinsfield
Gillis
Ginny Downes
Colonelettes
Colonel Richardson
South County Court
Caroline
Golf Movies Well Received at Caroline Country Club
Upwards of sixty Caroline Country Club members attended last Wednesday to inaugurate the Golf Movies program. The club will show instructional and entertainment golf films for members each Wednesday night for the coming weeks.
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Caroline Country Club
Lockerman Wildcats Stumble At Home In Narrow Loss
The Lockerman Wildcats fell 64 to 63 to William Henry in a tight battle. Roland Jenkins led scoring with 23 as rebounding woes and cold shooting plagued Lockerman while James Brown and Cecil Flamer left early in the final period. The JV squad won 34-33 over Banneker behind 10 points from Larry Ricketts and LeFenus Taylor.
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Lockerman
James Brown
Cecil ‘Flamer
Roland Jenkins
Wildcats JV
Banneker
Wildcats
Lockerman lifts Wildcats past North Caroline Bulldogs
Lockerman's Wildcats improved weekly as he scored 25 points to lead Easton over North Caroline Bulldogs 87 to 61. Bruce Jarrell and Law Hayman paced the Bulldogs with 10 each, while Ed Fisher and Jim Stratton offered early resistance before the hosts pulled away.
Soccer Loop Tries Again In Beauchamp Trophy Playoffs
Caroline county's Soccer League will restart the best two of three series January 31 to decide the Raymond Beauchamp trophy. The first game was set for January 3 and weather and other issues have delayed the playoffs featuring Federalsburg and Greensboro. President Hank Engels says a new field will be used if a wet weekend blocks play as the league rushes to clear the fixtures before the mid February awards party.
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Caroline
Raymond Beauchamp
Federalsburg
Greensboro
Hank Engels
PASM
Denton Optometrists Dr Alton and Dr Elsie Billmeier
Denton based optometrists Dr Alton Billmeier and Dr Elsie Billmeier operate at Denton MD with hours 9 to 5 and Thursday closed in the afternoon.
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Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
New Budget Plan Promises Extra Savings at R A Furniture
Ridgely ad promotes budgeting help and more for your furniture dollar at R A Furniture Mart. It highlights S H Green Stamps with purchases and urges shoppers to visit the Ridgely store for value and rewards.
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R & A Furniture Mart
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Eddie Fisher Leads County Hoop Scorers
Eddie Fisher of Colonel Richardson tops the county scoring chart with a 25.66 average across nine games and a 964 career points total. James Brown of Lockerman stands second at 20.4 points per game, with Bruce Jarrell and Rolan Jenkins following for North Carolina and Lockerman respectively as the mixed county rivalry set to tip off Friday with varsity and junior varsity contests.
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Colonel Richardson
Eddie Fisher
Fisher
Colonels
Lockerman
James Brown
Bruce Jarrell
North Carolina Bulldogs
North Enders
New Maryland Boat Decal Issued for 1967
Maryland issues new registration decals under Article 14B to be displayed on both bows of motor boats three inches aft of the registration number. Decals issued this month expire December 31, 1967. Current registrations are exempt until their certificates lapse, with full reregistration by 1967 requiring the emblem. The policy aims to reduce boardings for papers checks by Maryland Marine Police.
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