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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1954

Page

8

Orioles Road Trip Prompts Managerial Pact Talk

On a three week road swing through the American League the Orioles plan to visit seven rivals while Jimmy Dykes tucks his coaching duties to the bench for better bench support. Rival managers Stengel Lopez Richards Harris Boudreau Hutchinson Joost urged to align on strategy as AL Rosen and Larry Doby shine for Cleveland before Bob Feller and Turley curve talk.

Orioles Jimmy Dykes Bird Casey Stengel AL Lopez Paul Richards Bucky Harris Lou Boudreau Larry Doby Tribe Baltimore RBI Larry Bob Feller Baltimore Sports Reporters Association Hall of Fame Indians Cleveland Robert Oriole Bob Turley Feller Bob Jim Jimmy Memorial Stadium

Upsets Prevail During Bay Loop Week End Play

Upsets prevailed in the Bay Loop weekend games as Greensboro edged Townsend 9 to 7 in six innings, Farmington beat Clayton 2 to 1, and Milton shut out Cheswold 5 to 0. Greensboro moved back into a first place deadlock after ending Townsend’s five game run. Farmington moved into fifth place contention with Clayton. Milton’s Art Betts threw a four hitter with key hits, while Cheswold’s Pisapia left the game for hospital X rays showing no fracture.

Bay Loop Greensboro Townsend Farmington Clayton Milton Cheswold Barney Reynolds Jim Hughes Middletown High Jimmy Porter Art Betts Johnny Pisapia Calvin Boggs Pisapia Louis Deneumoustier Kent General Hospital

Felton pulls away to Mar-Del League lead

Mar Del League action tightened with Felton pulling a two game lead after a 9th inning rally to beat Viola 10 8. Henderson edged Wyoming 4 3 as Frederica defeated Lewes 9 2 and Harrington beat Ridgely 13 12.

Frederica Lewes Henderson Wyoming Harrington Ridgely Felton Violat Viola

New Georgetown track record set by Paul Walker in Sportsman Stock Cars

Paul Walker of Lewes Del led 14th lap of Friday night’s 25 lap main event at Georgetown to win by a comfortable margin over Johnny Martin’s 49. Walker’s 64.49 mph average over the last mile shattered the old mark set by Vince Conrad on June 18. Martin finished second 6 car lengths back as Elwood Tucker and J R Jones trailed. A track incident on lap 6 injured Sonny Hutchins 191, while Lawrence Tucker’s wheel failure knocked him from contention. Walker also set records in the 3rd 10-lap heat and the 25-lap main as his speed and skill dominated the program.

Paul Walker Lewes Del Checker Walker Vince Conrad Georgetown Martin Elwood Tucker J. R. Jones Bill Baughley Sonny Hutchins Grandstand Lawrence Tucker Bill Priestly Dick Maddox Pete Mitchell Norwood Ellingsworth Bill Billings Harry Eder Norwood Bill Walker Johnny Martin Tucker

Local families share holiday visits across states

Mr and Mrs Walter Cruse from Ohio visited Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson during the holidays. The Johnson sisters hosted several callers. Charles Fountain and family entertained her sisters over the 4th. Wm Dennis and daughter from Lewes spent holidays with Earle and Mrs Robinson. Oconnor of Pennsylvania visits daughter Mrs Fountain for a while. Ray Fitzgerald and family spend the 4th in New Jersey. C W Adams called on Walter Lyden Sunday.

Walter’ Cruse Ohio Charles Johnson Johnson Charles Fountain Wm. Dennis Lewes Earle Robinson O'Connor Pennsylvania Ray Fitzgerald New Jersey C. W. Adams Walter Lyden

In Memoriam for Charles M Harris Died July 1948

In loving memory of Charles M Harris who died July 6 1948 six years ago. We do not forget you and we loved you dearly. Our memory will not fade from our hearts. We miss you always and think of you. Sadly missed by Mother Clara M Harris.

Charles M. Harris Clara M. Harris

Orphans Court Proceedings and Estate Actions

The Orphans Court met with Chief Judge Towers and Associate Judges Moore and Brackett. Letters testamentary granted to Eleanor Towers Duffey in the G L Duffey estate. Notices to creditors ordered. Inventories filed for Clarence F E Rice and estates of others. releases filed in several estates. small estate petition granted to Orem H Henry Sr. An industrial capacity rise note appears at end with Earl Bunting quote.

Orphans’ Court H. Roland Towers Charles V. Moore M. A. Brackett G. L. Duffey Eleanor Towers Duffey Clarence FE. Rice Daisy M. Rice Charles H. Lord Percy Blades Roland Thomas Olin Thomas Edward C. Wright Ralph Coursey Bessie JD. Henry Orem H. Henry Earl Bunting NAM

Preston Community Club and Local Family News

Mrs Edna Carmine shares Preston club notes and phone listings. Miss A V Savage of Baltimore visits Mrs E T Moore. George R Lake and wife of Seaford welcome a daughter Mary Debra born at Nanticoke Hospital June 25. Mrs Lake formerly Marjorie Chambers. Mrs Laura Christopher visits Mr and Mrs Jas Moran in Baltimore. Mrs Walter Clement hosts Monday club. H M Hollis visits mother Mrs Jas Carmine at Rehoboth. Funeral services held for George D Lord at Williamson Funeral Home Federalsburg. son Harold Lord of Preston is among survivors. Dr Louis E Richards and daughter from Baltimore visit H C Houghtaling. George Noonan of Plainfield NJ visits R Walter Clement. Max Chambers and granddaughters Sally and Susy Lake visit Ocean City. Kay Noble accompanies them. Mrs H W Lewis and children return to Chestertown after ten days with Richard Hall. Mrs Lee Noble and her mother remain at left. Continued on page 5.

A. V. Savage Baltimore E. T. Moore George R. Lake Seaford Mary Debra Nanticoke Hospital Lake Marjorie Ann Chambers Laura Christopher Jas. Moran Walter Clement Monday Club H. M. Hollis Jas. Carmine Rehoboth Williamson Funeral Home Federalsburg George D. Lord Harold Lord Preston Louis E. Richards H. C. Houghtaling George Noonan Plainfield N. J R. Walter Clement Max Chambers Sally Susy Lake Ocean

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