Mar Del League Baseball Summary
In a 14 inning game Carroll earned the win while Taylor took the loss. Key players included Jones Harrison and Zanger with multiple RBIs and hits. Zanger and Graziano contributed two baserunners apiece, and several players stole bases as Rockhail Denton and Willis were noted in fielding and sacrifice plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Coleman
Rich
Graziano
Harrison
Zanger
Carroll
Trabold
Lilly
Lane
Bennington
Willis
Taylor
Edler
Strong
Rock Hail
Denton
J. Strong
Rr c
Glenn
E. Strong
Denton Os
Howard
If Andrews
Cole
Rf Orme
Benningston
Sudlersville Keeps Bi State Lead In Tight Standings
Bi State circuit action over the weekend featured Henderson and Galena in a 15 inning 3 to 2 win for Henderson. Argo fanned 18 for Galena, Goodley struck out 12 for Henderson. Sadlersville beat Millington 6 to 4, Queenstown defeated Townsend 7 to 6 as the race tightens toward the final round with Henderson visiting Millington and Galena traveling to Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudlersville
Townsend
Queenstown
Millington
Henderson
Galena
Sadlersville
Roberts
Ed Lurry
Delaware Semi-Pro Tournament Opens This Saturday
The Delaware Semi-Pro Tournament kicks off with eight teams. Christiana Fire Co. vs Glasgow at Glasgow Park, Odessa Bears versus Felton Vets at Dover Phillie Park, Lewes AA versus Houston at Harrington High Field, and Delmar Railroaders versus Hickman at Harrington High. Winners receive a large trophy, cash prizes, and a path to the National Tournament in Wichita Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Christiana Fire Co
Glasgow
Glasgow Park
Dover
Odessa Bears
Felton Vets
Knight
McNeill
Felton Battery
Wright
Sheats
Odessa
Harrington
Lewes AA
Houston
Allen Beebe
Princeton Univ. Nine
Lewes
Harry Barrett
Jim Clark
Marty Quillen
Delmar Railroaders
Central Shore League
Local Social Notes Highlight Hayman and Family Visits
Burrrsville residents share a busy round of hospitality with Hayman relatives from Denton Seaford and Philadelphia and Camden visitors. Church group gathering at Wesley Church hosted by Thawley marks mid July, and several Wilmington Dover and Rehoboth trips and anniversaries thread through a busy week.
Prediction Of Things To Come On Thrasher Farm
George Edward Thrasher 17 visited a Frederick County farm to preview a quonset dairy barn to be erected next month on his mother’s 175 acre property near Jefferson. The Maryland Conservation Field Day August 18 will showcase a 22 cow model barn as part of a one day farm overhaul with materials donated by county firms. Mrs Thrasher will cover erection costs. Top roof work will occur during Field Day with about 500 volunteers converting fields to soil conservation practices. L. H. Crickenberger and J. William Brosius Jr. are pictured with Thrasher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Thrasher
Frederick County
Jefferson
Maryland
Thrasher Farm
Mrrs
Thrasher
L. H. Crickenberger
Maryland Conservation Field Day
J. William Brosius, Jr
National Manufacturing Company
Sacrifices and Double Plays Highlight Baseball Game
Sacrifices by H D Wallace and G Camp featured double plays Godley to A Minner to Skabla. Galena had 15 left on base while Henderson had 8. Argo allowed 7 hits for 3 runs in 15 innings. Goodley pitched 9 strikeouts and won, Argo took the loss. Umpires G Wallace and K Horney. Scorer Carlton Gooden. Time 3 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Taylor
Willis
Johnson & Greenlee
Baker
Gallena
H. D. Wallace
G. Dixon
Argo
Briscoe
H. A. Wallace
G. Camp
Woodall
Jackson
Peacock
Henderson
A. Minner
Hignutt
C. Smith
Billings
Raughley
Pippin
Sculley
S. Dixon
Goodley
P Wright
Skabla
Wothers
Pritchett
Inn
Wright
Dixon
C. Pritchett
Godley
Galena
H. Camp
G. Wallace
K. Horney
Carlton Gooden
Local social notes from Newport and nearby towns
Ensign HOBBS and Mrs Keiso and son visit Newport relatives. Miss Jean Merriken of Federalsburg visits E M Willey family. William Potter Dukes summers with grandparents E M Willey. Mrs L H Thomas to host W S C S. Helen M Towers spent Friday in Philadelphia. Mrs Murphy’s daughter from Baltimore visits. Charlie and J A Willoughby hosted visitors from New York. Ellwanger family visit Harrington. James Mumdt of Preston attends Norman Willoughby’s Sunday dinner. L H Thomas and grandson Bernard H Thomas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign
Leroy Keiso and Son
Newport
R. I
Jean Merriken
Federalsburg
E. M. Willey
Wm. Potter Dukes
Baltimore
L. H. Thomas
Helen M. Towers
Philadelphia
Herman Gravenor
L. N. Murphy
Charlie Willoughby
New York
J. A. Willoughby
Samuel Ellwanger
Harold Ellwanger
Harrington
James Mumdt
Preston
Norman Willoughby
Bernard H. Thomas
Greensboro Social Notes From Walter Reed Illness to Visits
Mrs Walter Raver and daughter Jean visit her husband at Walter Reed Hospital where he is critically ill. Donald Jones breaks arm after a tree fall and misses a Camp at Booker's Wharf. Numerous guests attend dinners in Greensboro visiting relatives and friends from Baltimore Philadelphia Milford Wilmington and Hillsboro with trips through Western Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Raver
Jean
Walter Reed Hospital
Donald Jones
Booker’s Wharf
M. Elise Roe
Charles Darby
Philadelphia
Goldie Owens
Milton
Delaware
Charles Wieneke
Pacific
L. W. Taylor
William Nugg
William Nugg Jr
Milford
Edwin Johnson
L. W. Taylor Sr
Charles Wiencke
Ed. Lentz
Gail
Baltimore
Mary Ellen Draper
Washington
Herman Hayden
Wilmington
Rolen Blades
Nelson Jump
Bobbie
Hillsboro
Harry J. Draper
Local Social Notes Include Birth and Visits
Mrs. Harry Draper remains under a doctor's care while Mr. Hayden visited over the week end. Herman and John Hayden of Wilmington called on Mrs. Georgia Moore at her daughter Claude Conner's home. Claude Rawlings spent Sunday at Rehoboth and his wife, back from ten days there, returned with him. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Passwaters welcomed a newborn son. Hattie Massey and Katherine Thompson visited friends Friday on their way to Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton O. Shaffer
D. O. George
W. G. Holbrook
Herman Gravenor
Marvin Butler
Jackie
Dawson Fountain
Wanda
Rehoboth
Albert Shields
Greensboro
F. L. Stafford
Lawrence Christopher
Federalsburg
Christopher
Stafford
Kent General Hospital
Tommy Smith
Philadelphia
Thomas C. Smith
Esther Smith
Vernon Blades
Ocean City
Paul Adams
Double Hills
Calvin Lister
Elmer Butler
J. A. Willoughby
L. H. Thomas
Catherine
Bobby Willis
Harry Draper
Mr. Hayden
Messrs
Herman and
John Hayden
Wilmington
Georgia Moore
Claude Conner
Claude Rawlings
Hattie Massey
Katherine Thompson
Easton
Sherwoods and kin visit Wilmington families in brief
Hillsboro notes record Mr and Mrs Wm Sherwood of Wilmington with their son Bill and daughters Mary Rowe and Martha visiting Mrs Mary Rowe at the start of the week. Also present were Mrs William Wheatley of Youngwood Pennsylvania and Mrs Jos Taylor of nearby locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sherwood
Bill
Mary Rowe
Martha
Wilmington
William Wheatley
Youngwood, Pa
Jos. Taylor
Local Social Notes Highlight Guests and Travels
Easton and Mrs Bernice Sherwood hosted Easton guests while Mr and Mrs Allen Moore and two sons toured Niagara Falls and other New York sites. Rev and Mrs Frank Hicks of Beaver Falls Pa joined supper with F E Fleming and his wife. Miss Marjory Baker of Washington visited her parents. Mrs Ernest Fogle and daughters Larue and Donna from Walkersville Md stayed with Oscar Rice. Caroline Sparklin and Margaret Beaven vacationed two weeks at Camp Wright. Mrs Charles Jarrell, recently ill, shows improvement. George A Barry and children John and Carroll from New York visit Browns Eaton and Estelle Meintzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Moore
Niagara Falls
New York State
Frank Hicks
Beaver Falls
F. E. Fleming
Marjory Baker
Washington
Vernon Baker
Ernest Fogle
Larue and
Donna
Walkersville
Oscar Rice
Caroline Sparklin
Margaret Beaven
Camp Wright
Charles Jarrell
George A. Barry
John and Carroll
New York
Brown Eaton
Estelle ‘Meintzer
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H! Campf
Delaware State
Burrsville
Elizabeth Jane Hayman
Doris Ann Hayman
Anna Hayman
William E. Hayman
Doris Ann
Kenneth L. Hayman
William L. Hayman
Seaford
Howard A. Hayman
Dorsey F. Hicks
Carol Ann
Walter Shaffer
Wesley Church
Houston Thawley
Betty Lou Hopkins
Del
Dorothy Beard
Beard
Ira Condit
Camden
N. J
Theodore Warren
Lulu Mills
Robert Anderson
Winfield Willis
Francis Kohland
Wilson
Chester, Pa
Charles Welch
Frank Crawford
Cornelius Roe
Walter Gough
H. A. Porter
Roe
Rehoboth Beach
James Parris
Jersey City
Laura Parris
Edwin Baker
Pennsylvania
Chestertown
Mary Baggs
Walton Willis
Joyce Ann Barque
Loretta Barque
Myrtle Hayes
New Jersey
R. H. Walling
Sussex County Baseball League
Spec Milton
Frederica
Ellendale
Hickman
Millsboro
Georgetown
Hobbs
Earl Passwaters
Call
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Salisbury
Pepsi-Cola Company
eFoon Lee
Denton, Maryland
Caroline’s Frozen Food Center
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