Strike-outs and pitching duel in Mar Del base game
Knight fanned six while Desmond struck out eight in a tight Mar Del League matchup. Hoch was hit by Knight, wild pitches by Desmond, with Gianinoto and Peck each guilty of passed balls. Knight earned the win over Desmond as Jackson and Stuart umpired, and Hummell's running grab on Desmond's two on drive in the second inning halted a C-W rally.
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Desmond
Knight
Hoch
Gianinoto
Peck
Jackson
Stuart
Hummell
Brown
Rock Hall H. Po
Benjamin
Porter
Jones
Lord
Morris
J. Strong
Ef. F. Plummer
W. Jonas
Edler
Houston
Rock Hall
Killen
Taylor
W. Jones
J. Jones
enjamin-Morris-Lord
Wheat
Naylor
Harty
Ae Po Everett
Berry
W. Knight
Lf. Lawton
If. Hummelling
Graham
R. Everett
Danes
Ss. Hurley
Gianmnato
R. C. Knight
H. Po
Minner
Bennett
Mears
C. Hoch
Harrington
Johnson
P. Pierce
Pierce
King
Hurley
Harrington-Bennett
Danes-King-Berry
Hardy
C W
A s Infielder Leads Hitters Chuck Havelka Federalsburg A s
A hitters summary notes infielder Chuck Havelka of the Federalsburg A s leading the team in late season batting, boosting their offense with solid contact and timely hits. The report highlights Havelka's steady fielding and consistent at bats in a pivotal stretch for the squad.
Eastern Shore League Batting Race Leaders Report
The second baseman leads the league with a .350 average through July 14, with 57 hits in 168 at bats. Fred Speranzo of Dover hits .414 in 116 plate appearances. Don Marshall of Dover is second with .348. Nick Malkfara of Centreville leads runs, hits, and steals with 71, 90, and 54. George Mlyczek of Seaford has 130 total bases, while Fred Pacitto leads triples and doubles with 9 and 18. Howard Palmer of Salisbury is eighth at .338, with Sid Langston at .342 in 26 games.
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Fred Speranzo
Dover
Don Marshall
Dover Phillies
Nick Malkfara
Centreville
Washington College
Milton Verganni
Dover Oriole
George Mlyczek
Seaford
Fred Pacitto
Howard
Doc” Palmer
Salisbury
Sid Langston
Eastern Shore League Teams Strengthened For Final Drive
Eastern Shore League clubs bolster rosters for the late push. Salisbury Cardinals add Bob Howe from Duluth and Pete Porubiski from St Joseph. Milford Red Sox acquire three pitchers and catcher Jack Norton Bob Dennison Johnny Scudero and Dave Salata joined from various leagues. Federalsburg A s bring back Bob Wiott. Sea ford Eagles reshuffle under Joe Becker with Ernie Lucas released. Melvin Jerard debuts with a one hit two run shutout over Milford. New pitchers Bob Johnstone Jack Doras Reed Ardent Ted Drakes join. Infielders Fred Brangardi Henry Schmulbach arrive from Trenton and Minneapolis affiliates.
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Salisbury Cardinals
Bob Howe
Duluth
Moundsman
Lancaster
Joe Becker
Seaford Eagles
Ernie Lucas
Federalsburg
Melvin Jerard
Milford Red Sox
Bob Johnstone
New York City
Jack Doras
Reed Ardent
Hickory Club
Ted Drakes
New York Giants
Erie
Fred Brangardi
Trenton
Henry Schmulbach
Minneapolis Millers
Centreville Orioles add trio from Cambridge Dodgers roster
Centreville Orioles acquire Joe Holton Johnny Dormbusch and Dominick Marino after cuts by Cambridge Dodgers. Bob Collins a .300 hitter from Seaford joins at second. Dover Phillies reshuffle with Floyd Bradford, McCullough and Dougan, Cantler joins from Chester High, Kiel sidelined with 15 homers. Pizzo arrives as third baseman as Lash leaves for Wilmington Blue Rocks.
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Centreville Orioles
Jimmy McLeod
Joe Holton
Johnny Dormbusch
Dominick Marino
Cambridge Dodgers
Bob
Rip) Collings
Seaford
Centreville
Dover Phillies
Floyd Bradford
Twirer
Little Phillies
Willard
McCullough
Jack McCullough
Terre Haute
Keystone
Stan Dougan
Penn’s Grove
N. J
Fred Speranto
Don Cantler
Chester
Phillies
Carbondale
Flyhawk
Herman Kiel
Joe Pizzo
Philadelphia
Francis Lash
Wilmington Blue Rocks
New England
Annie Elizabeth Smith Dies After Long Illness Near Hobbs
Mrs Annie Elizabeth Smith 71 wife of Thomas C Smith died at home near Hobbs after a long illness Monday Survived by husband a son Thomas Culver Smith of Wilmington grandson Thomas Smith of Chester and five brothers Charles Howard Frederick Porter Roland Porter Grover Porter of Denton Wilmington and others unnamed
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Annie Elizabeth Smith
Thomas C. Smith
Hobbs
Thomas Culver Smith
Wilmington
Thomas Smith
Chester
Charles Porter
Howard Porter
Frederick Porter
Denton
Roland Porter
Grover Porter
Killed in Action Grandson Remembered in Chester Funeral
Chester area notes a grandson of a local resident killed on foreign soil while in the armed forces. Funeral services were held at J. Virgil Moore and Son in Chester with burial at Denton cemetery. Also recorded, Joseph P. W. Richardson, 73, died suddenly in a Baltimore park. He was a former salesman and survived by son Joseph P. W. Richardson, Jr. and two sisters and a brother. Funeral services were held in Baltimore with burial there.
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Chester
Donald Smith
J. Virgil Moore and Son Funeral Home
Denton Cemetery
Joseph P. W. Richardson
Baltimore
Caroline County
William Potter Richardson
Anna Reyner Richardson
Denton
Richardson
Joseph P. W. Richardson, Jr
Helen Richardson
Edwin R. Downes
John Richardson
Funeral services held for Wayne G Spidle in Denton
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at J Virgil Moore and Son funeral home for Wayne G Spidle of Baltimore, a former resident. Burial followed in Denton cemetery. A native of Pennsylvania and printer by trade, he moved to Denton years ago, later living with his family in Baltimore. Survived by wife Florence Trice, a son Gordon Ray Spidle, a two month old daughter, a brother Clair Spidle of Washington, and a sister Ruth.
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J. Virgil Moore and Son
Wayne G. Spidle
Baltimore
Denton
Pennsylvania
Saidle
Florence Trice
Gordon Ray Spidle
Clair Spidle
Washington
Ruth
Death of Robert H. Holmes Near Williston
Robert H. Holmes died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Andrew near Williston in his sixty first year. Born in Philadelphia he had lived with the Andrews for forty years. Funeral services will be Friday at the Andrews home at 8 o clock conducted by Rev. Melvin Kay of Concord Methodist Church assisted by Rev. John Rosser of Federalsburg. Interment will be in Concord cemetery.
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Robert H. Holmes
John R. Andrew
Williston
Mr. Holmes
Philadelphia
Andrews
Melvin Kay
Concord Methodist Church
John Rosser
Federalsburg
Concord Cemetery
Shooting ends argument leaving man fatally shot
Clarence Dawson was shot and killed after an argument with his step-father Linwood Dawson. The incident details show the fatal shooting occurred during a dispute at an unspecified location, with Linwood Dawson identified as the shooter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dawson
Linwood Dawson
Fatal shooting follows argument near Ridgely
A man was shot at a home near Ridgely on Saturday night after an argument. He was taken to Memorial Hospital in Easton where he died. The elder Dawson was arrested and jailed in Denton awaiting grand jury action.
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Ridgely
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Dawson
Denton
Cannery Begins Tomato Work in Hobbs This Week
Hobbs cannery started processing tomatoes this week, marking the start of the season. Factory officials announced the move as part of the week’s production push and expect steady operations ahead.
Bobby Willis Visits Sister in Delaware
Bobby Willis spent Tuesday as the guest of his sister Miss Anna Willis of Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Willis
Miss Anna Willis
Delaware
Denton Pharmacy advertises TEOL fungicide for foot germs
A Denton pharmacy promotes TEOL a strong fungicide with 90 percent alcohol claiming rapid action on foot germs. The ad promises one hour results and offers a 35 cent back guarantee if not pleased.
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Denton Pharmacy
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