Little League Legion tops Lions 16 to 10 on July 5
Port Horts report shows Little League Legion defeating Lions 16 to 10 in a July 5 game. The scoreboard highlights offense from both sides with a clear margin for the Legion.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1963
Page
5
Port Horts report shows Little League Legion defeating Lions 16 to 10 in a July 5 game. The scoreboard highlights offense from both sides with a clear margin for the Legion.
July 18 six thirty p m. Denton All-Stars meet Tri-City in Vienna in a best two out of three tourney. Fourteen players from Denton Legion Amiliars Lions Rotary and American Legion named to All-Star nominees. Elimination during coming practice games. Denton Pony Leaguers named to All-Star squad. Local All-Stars start tourney Friday July 19 at 6 p m in Federalsburg Park with Easton on July 20 and a potential July 21 rematch in Federalsburg. Joe Scurto Denton manager with Harlan Passwaters as assistant.
In the Mar Del Softball League Hickman beat Bridgeville 10 to 3 while Mustangs defeated Milford 15 to 3 and Denton beat Bridgeville 11 to 5. Upcoming matches include Hickman versus Mustangs and Milford versus Denton on July 15, Mustangs against Bridgeville on July 16, and Denton versus Hickman on July 18. In the Denton Recreational Softball League Harmony defeated Plasti Mat 11 to 6.
Mandrell's Meteors beat Easton 19 to 14 on July 3 with Brinsfield and Seese driving a win as L. Marshall took the loss. Federalsburg defeated Everngam's Eagles 25 to 23 on July 9 behind Turpin and Houghton hitting for power while P Quick took the loss. Mandrell's Meteors travel as away teams to Easton Y on July 12 and Burrsville on July ?
Glenn Roberts edge Fred Lorenzen by a half car length to win the Firecracker 400 after three crashes slowed the 400 mile race. Marvin Panch close behind as hometown drivers highlighted the finish before 35 000 spectators. Lorenzen tops NASCAR money list. Dewayne Lund injured in one of the spectacular accidents.
Maryland Farm Bureau President Noah E Kefauver opposed Senate Bill S.627 the Voluntary Farm Employment Service Act saying it would become compulsory under the Secretary of Labor and effectively allow a government official to force a closed union shop in agriculture delaying harvest could ruin a farmer’s income and crop.
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