Eastern Shore Baseball League Sunday Results
Greensboro defeated Denton 4 to 1 while Ridgely overwhelmed Trappe 15 to 3 in Sunday play of the Eastern Shore Baseball League.
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Eastern Shore Baseball League
Greensboro
Denton
Ridgely
Trappe
Pet
Bay Hundred Trappe
Eddie Flaharty
Bay Hundred
Bobby
Kirby
Buster Ball
Bob Boinski
Tommy Dulin
Bill Bryan
Jimmy Townsend
Walters To Campaign 23-Horse Stable At Ocean Downs
Ocean Downs Raceway in Ocean City prepares for its fifth 20 night meet opening August 10 with more than 600 horses expected. Walters, top driver at Laurel Raceway, leads a 23-horse stable including Lord Clinton and Pauls Lady as openings and purses are announced for early races and memorial pace events.
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Ocean Downs
Ocean City
Earl E. Conley
Conley
Tommy Walters
Eastern Shore
Laurel Raceway
Walters
Laurel Oval
Frank Ervin
Hugh Bell
Wendell Wathen
Buck Minniear
Olin Davis
Jim Stokley
Seashore Track
Laurel
Felton
Del
Eastern Shore Farm
Jack
Ocean Downs Raceway
Tommy
Lord Clinton
Doctor Vic
Dora Woodley
Josedale McElwyn
J.M.H
Paul’s Lady
Shy Wilma
Earl’s Birthday
Canterbury Boy
Golden Hour
Lucky Card
Volitia Direct
Wayne Gallon
the Challenger
Golden Hawk
Sophia Frizzelle
Mr. York
Midway Belle
Scotch Belle
Valkyrie
Sue Regent
Dark Hide
Lou Brizzie
Delaware
Carolinas
New Jersey
Sammy Adams
Sam Vincent Wins Dover Car Race at Capital Speedway
Sam Vincent of Dover lower Delaware captured the 25 lap feature at Capital Speedway in 8 29.1 after rising from the rear. Lawrence Tucker finished second and Norris Reed third in the 12-car field. Tucker also won the opening race with Horace Williams second and Friend Ramsey third. Williams won the 3rd event with Tucker second and Ramsey third, while Tucker won the 4th race with Hayes second and Vincent third. Saturday's program drew the best crowd of the season for Capital Speedway.
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Townsend Tomlinson
Joe Chitwood
New Capital Speedway
Tucker
Williams
Ramsey
Vincent
Reed
Hayes
Sam Vincent
Delaware
Capital Speedway
Lawrence Tucker
Norris Reed
Horace Williams
Friend Ramsey
Jimmy Hayes
Harrison and Crouse Place At Solomons
Harry Harrison of Denton finished second in the final event at Solomons Island as the American Power Boat Association Southeastern Division Championship wrapped. He piloted his 11th Mercury powered runabout Lil Larry. Earl Crouse earned 4th and 7th in Sunday hydroplane class races amid limited by rule issues for Earl Ivins.
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Harry Harrison
Denton
Assn
Solomons Island
Harry
Lil Larry
Earl Crouse
Weekend Socials Across Town and Nearby States
Henderson Air and family visited Rose Skusmaul in Sellersville Pennsylvania while Mrs W F Clark and daughter Annabel stayed with Mrs Clarence Fetters in Glasgow Virginia. Misses Lillian Gerth and Hazel Swafford went to Rehoboth Beach for a day of leisure.
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S. C. Johnson
Katie Richardson
Daniel M. Shoff and Son
Wilmington
Fred Pinder
Fred Milke and Sons
Emil and
Edward
Walter Kusmaul
Philadelphia
Rose Kusmaul
G. C. King
L. M. Jones
Harold King
Think or Don’t Think Signs Backfire at Business
In a local business establishment signs posted on walls urged staff to think. The initiative backfired and a few weeks later signs were replaced with the directive Dont think. Ask. Reflecting on the misguided experiment in promoting initiative.
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Dover
Georgetown
D.S.T
The
Journal Today
Baltimore
Warness
Sun
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Plenes
Mercury
Mark
Will's Sporting Goods Store
Franklin St
Harrison, Crouse
Solomons
Earl Ivins
Henderson
Edward Dassow
Mary
Eddie
Chicago
Ill
Edwin Guth
Houston
T. A. Montague
G. M. Bachman
Mike
Gordy Estate
Newport
General Motors
Riverview Beach
Alex Houseal
Mary Spencer
Carol Ann Houseal
Bradford Holden
Chestertown
Norman Stubbs
John Raughley
James Thomas
Betterton
Carrie Alford
Newark
J. B. Medford
Saleen 'Ae Aelita
Mrs. Filbert
Shore Sales
Priscilla St
Salisbury
M.V. Filbert
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