Colonels and Bulldogettes Set for Friday Night Showdown
Friday night features a twin bill pitting Colonel Richardson High against North Caroline on the northern floor. The prior meetings left coaches anxious and fans buzzing as the Colonels seek their first win over the Bulldogs in basketball. Ed Fisher, Gary Bee, and Jim Stratton pace the Colonels, while Bruce Jarrell boffs for North Caroline, with support from Pat Barrett and Bob Jester. Followed by a packed schedule of junior high and varsity matches through February.
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Denton Jets Dominate Early in County Jr High League
Caroline County Junior High Basketball opened last Tuesday with Denton Jets led by Lee Weller emerging as the team to beat. They opened 49 to 21 over Preston with Mike Kopen scoring 14 and Bill Davis 12. In a second win, Lockerman fell 60 to 36 as Denton notched four players in double figures, Davis 15 Collins 12 Holland 11 Kopen 10, while Leon Wayman scored 14 for the Wildcats.
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All County Team To Play Colts Basketball Exceeds Football Odds
A Denton event pits an all Caroline County pick-up squad against the Baltimore Colts in a charity basketball game at North Caroline Gym on February 15. Colts roster includes at least eight listed stars, with tickets at $1 and seven hundred available.
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Tom Mate
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Ordell Braase
Bob Boyd
Jackie Burkett
Alex Sandusky
Andy Nelson
Bill Saul
Schuback
Denton Juniors Lead Caroline County Girls Basketball
Denton Junior High remains the top team in Caroline County after three games with the Jets and Jetettes at 3-0. Denton won both girls and boys games against Greensboro, 22-8 and 68-17 respectively, as Linda Meyers led the Jetettes with six points and Dallas Haviland scored 19 for the boys.
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North Carolina Girls Take Narrow Win Over Easton
North Carolina Bulldogs salvage one of three against Easton Warriors 24 to 19. Ringgold leads with 11 points, Spidle adds 8, Downes and Seese contribute. Easton’s Geib tops visitors with 10 points as teams exchange early lead and struggle in late play.
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Federalsburg Booters Edge Ridgely In Comeback Thriller
Federalsburg in Caroline County Soccer League fell behind Ridgely 2-1 at halftime but surged to a 4-2 victory as Dallas Moore opened the scoring and Bill Caulk briefly put the Feds ahead. Larry Davis struck twice for Ridgely, Bobby Ross converted a late penalty, and Toady Ross iced the win. Greensboro crushed Denton 5-1 behind Ward, Boyd and Elsey scores.
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Easton Warriors Dominate Bulldogs 61-38 Victory
Easton dominated the Bulldogs 61 to 38 on Friday night at Easton Gym. Swann led Easton with 18 points while Bruce Jarrell scored 17 for the Bulldogs and J Anthony added 12. The game featured a warm, crowded arena and a late surge by Easton to pull away after halftime.
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Wildcats Fall To William Henry In Low-Scoring Clash
Lockerman Wildcats drop a 45 to 38 decision after a tough second quarter. Richard Morris held to one field goal in the second half, while Morris still tops Delaware with a 30 plus scoring average. Jenkins fed Lockerman’s stars as Brown and Boston contribute strong efforts. JV fell 36 to 31.
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Schedule Mixup Looms Over Dover Victory
William Henry of Dover defeated the Lockerman Wildcats 64 to 45 after a late start caused a game delay at Dover. Final box shows Henry 64 Newsome 13 Morris 22 Robinson 13 Sullivan 6 Harris 8 A Harris 2 for Dover and Brown 14 Taylor 8 Johnson 19 Nichols 4 Flamer 0 for Lockerman.
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Somerset High
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Federalsburg Falcons Take Dual Wins Over Ridgely
Federalsburg Falcons claim two unbeaten titles with a 17 6 victory by the Falconettes and a 38 25 win in the feature game. Doug Jones led Federalsburg on offense while Ridgely’s Simpson Stallings and Sauls shared the Terriers’ scoring lead. Coach Craig Hobbs praised his team’s best performance yet.
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Lockerman Junior High sweeps Preston in county basketball
Lockerman Jr High took both ends of a double header over Preston to post its first Caroline County Jr High basketball wins. In the opener Lockerman girls won 9 8 after a 7 1 half time lead then held off Preston. Coursey led scoring with six while Gadow had five for Preston. The feature game saw Lockerman win 39 28 as Truxen led Lockerman with 12 and Worm 16 for Preston. Easton Juniors beat Caroline Contians 40 35 in the JV game.
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Dhaths- continuation recalls extended family ties
A fragment lists relatives from Grand Rapids Michigan Westerly Rhode Island and Philadelphia along with six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. The text appears as a continuation from page five and names Peuel Mrs argrtie Herens and Mrs Stella Litchfield among others.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
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Westerly, Rli
Stella Litchfield
Philadelphia
Alvin J. Black Dies After Heart Attack at Plant
Alvin J. Black, 52, of Harrington, died Tuesday after a heart attack at the H. B. Appleford Sin clair plant where he worked as a delivery man. He leaves his widow Anna S. Black, two sons Donald R. and Robert E., two grandchildren, five brothers Edward, Clarence, Earl, Milton, and Ralph, and other relatives. Services set for today at 2 p.m. at J. Millard Cooper Funeral Home.
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News American continues as Baltimore's outstanding daily
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