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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1946

Page

12

Mar Del Baseball League Twin Bill Fires Up Week

Rock Hall split a twin bill at Rock Hall with Church Hill taking 4 0 in game one and Rock Hall winning 6 5 in 11 innings. Hartly edged Houston Libbys 8 7 at Hardy as Pavlick and Palmer held firm after Foxx left ill. Church Hill climbed to fourth by beating Felton 8 5. Denton fell 5 4 in 10 innings at Rock Hall. Greensboro beat Bridgeville 7 6 in 10 as Bridgeville withdraws after Sunday. Camden Wyoming AC discussed to replace Bridgeville. seven clubs possible.

Rock Hall Church Hill Hartly Houston Libby’s Hardy Foxx Steve Pavlick Pavlick Palmer Houston Willey Hayes Thistlewood Killen Graham Felton Carter Coleman Knight Clark Dudley Morris Derringer Dill Bell Brown Roe Moore Denton Hughes Edler Strong W. Plummer Ty Holland Cole Nuttle Tucker Porter Mgr. Cole Greensboro Bridgeville Invaders Fountain Bridgeville Montgomery Weaver Witten Hoch Camden-Wyoming AC Joe Wagner Camden-Wyoming

Spunky Cy Cole Injured. Denton Ball Club Struggles

Local manager and standout Cy Cole was hurt Sunday at Rock Hall taking a throw at third base. He has been confined at home and is out for the balance of the season. The Denton club has lost several games despite out hitting opponents, often failing to produce runs or making costly errors.

Cy Cole Rock Hall Denton

Thieves Hit Club Losing Gloves and Baseballs

HELP POLICE. A club reports thefts of a rubber pitching mound, a new first baseman's glove, a players fielding glove, and several balls during games. Losses at today’s prices are hard to replace, with blame placed on kids or thieves. The manager asks anyone with information to notify him.

Friday through Thursday high school schedule July 12–18 1946

Week long schedule lists boys games across Federalsburg Easton Centreville Salisbury Cambridge Milford Seaford Dover and related pairings for each day from Friday July 12 to Thursday July 18 1946 with matchups such as Federalsburg at Easton and Centreville at Salisbury.

W. P. Pet. Milford Centreville Dover Seaford Salisbury Easton Cambridge Federalsburg _ Lakee Federalsburg Easton Salisbury Milford

Henderson Rockets Rally To 27-7 Baseball Wins

Henderson baseball team roared back to form with a 17-0 win over Marydel and a 10-7 victory over Templeville. Standley Luff pitched a two hitter in the first game, Minner finished the second. Cliff Maule Nolan Sylvester and Luff led at the plate with Conrad Pritchett catching. Interested teams in Caroline Queen Annes or Kent counties should contact Conrad Pritchett Henderson Md.

Henderson Delmarva Marydel Templevilla Standley Luff Minner Templars Cliff Maule Nolan Sylvester Conrad Pritchett Henderson Rockets Caroline Queen Anne’s Kent County Delaware Henderson, Md

Service Shorts Bring Home First Lt Samuel L Young Jr

Denton native First Lt Samuel L Young Jr returned home last Monday after a long trip from Japan. He will spend 47 days of terminal leave with his wife Catherine Wheatley and their son Ronnie after time at Fort Meade. Also, Bill Greenly now serves at Fort McClellan Alabama as Technician fifth grade and his new address lists unit and post details.

Samuel L. Young Jr Denton Japan Fort George G. Meade Catherine Wheatley Ronnie Sam San Francisco Fort McClellan Alabama Bill Greenly Bill Fort Meada G. Greenly Ala

Pvt McNeal on 14 day furlough in Denton home

Pvt LaVerne McNeal is enjoying a fourteen day furlough at his parents home in Denton. He arrived early Monday from Sheppard Field Texas where he has been stationed. After the furlough he will report to Greensboro North Carolina.

Pvt LaVerne McNeal Denton Sheppard Field Texas Pvt. McNeal Greensboro N. C

Lane’s Camp Hood Team Heads To State Softball Tourney

Private Robert E. Lane sends his mother a photo of the Camp Hood Texas Divarty boys softball squad. The team has entered the Texas State Softball Tournament with 19 wins to date, defeating strong opponents along the way.

Pfe Robert E. Lane Willard Lane Gay Street Camp Hood Texas Lane Divarty Boys

Horner earns promotion at Barkers Point Navy base

James M. Horner of Denton is stationed at the Naval Air Station Barkers Point Oahu. He has been promoted to Aviation Ordnance Mate Third Class, amid family congratulations.

James M. Horner Elzie Horner Denton Naval Air Station Barkers Point Oahu

Burrrsville Family Visitors and Local Services Schedule

Burrrsville residents hosted relatives from Philadelphia Marcus Hook Baltimore and Beverly New Jersey during the week including the Welchs Bakers Hurd Griffiths and Drapers. Local church services are set for Sunday July 14 with Wesley Union and Hickman Sunday Schools and Rev Henry Schauer preaching. Polly Luff of Beverly is visiting Draper relatives.

Charles and George Welch Philadelphia Grace Tiernan Arthur J. Baker Marcus Hook, Pa Burrsville Wesley Union Hickman Henry Schauer

Card of Thanks for Floral Tributes after Death

We thank friends and relatives for the floral tributes received at the death of our husband and father. Mrs. Henry Shoemaker and Children.

Henry Shoemaker

Andersontown Hobby Home Makers Picnic at Garland Lake

The Andersontown Hobby Home Makers Club picnicked at Garland Lake last Tuesday afternoon. Numerous regional guests visited hosts and relatives including the Hilliards of New Jersey and the Butlers, Futtons, Thomas, Murphy, Ramsburg, Dixon, and Tow ers households from nearby towns. People attended from New Jersey, Washington, Denton, Bridgeville, Boonsboro, Philadelphia, Easton, and Tuckahoe Neck as part of a long social week.

Andersontown Hobby Homemakers Club Garland Lake James Hilliard New Jersey W. G. Holbrook Frances Bennett Daniel Glenn Lewis Butler Bernard H. Thomas Dickerson L. H. Thomas Dawson Fountain Frank Fountain Glenn Meloney Bridgeville Rehoboth Claude Wheatley William Murphy Denton Marvin Butler Tuckahoe Neck Bernard Mr. Thomas Sergeant L. Hopkins Thomas Lena Cohen Easton Donald Dixon Philadelphia Kenreth Ramsburg

Littlest Homemakers 1-H Club meeting in Denton

The Littlest Homemakers 1-H Club of Denton met with Mrs. Rogers on June 27. Martha Sell presided, Rita Anne Rogers led a song learned at 4-H camp, and Peppy Callahan led roll with a summer program prompt. Nine members and guest Barbara Manlove attended. minutes were approved and pledges recited.

Littlest Denton Sally May North Letty Brown Rita Ann Denton Journal Florence Norma Pitts Martha Sell Florence Atkinson Rita Rogers

University of Maryland tests corn flavor preservation

University of Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station tested a system to hold sweet corn at its original flavor and sweetness from harvest to delivery 6 to 13 days later. The study focused on machine and field handling to minimize flavor loss during storage and transport.

University of Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station

Chilled Corn Plan Aims At Better Flavor And Lower Costs

Dr. Leland Scott of the horticulture department outlines a rapid harvest and chill scheme for corn and other vegetables to improve flavor and extend shelf life. The system uses machine shocks, ice water, cardboard and cello wrap with cold storage for retail delivery. Pilot tests in Maryland assess cost savings and reduced handwork, with broader use of refrigerator counters expected in stores. Charles H. Schwab note ends the article with a quote on work and money.

Leland Scott Horticulture Department Maryland Scott

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MAR del Baseball League Holland B. Lord Lord J. Jones Willis J. Strong W. Jones Orr Jones Plummer East and Wheat Doc Baker Po Scurto Lf. Cole Ss. Nuttle Quillen C Hughes H. Po Benjamin C Elder P Strong P Plummer Eastern Shore League Denton Baseball Club RBI Wothers Scurto W. Thawley Depew We W. Lord Oe Rich Ecord Hughes Se Ae i Es Ee Leonard Blades Georgia Harlan Blades Audrey Bobbie Garrett Harvey Griffith Chester Henry Hurd Little Son Baltimore Rosa Hurd Bill Joyce Wilmington H. A. Porter Margaret Castellanis Connie Washington Clarence Collison Polly Luff Beverly N. J Roland Draper Jim Huey Elma Baker Floyd Baker C. N. Fountain Paul Beauchamp Thomas Draper Goldsboro Hobbs Little Homemakers 4-H Club Charles H. Sehwab Wright's Market Market Street
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