One Good Term Deserves Another for Roe
Dudley G. Roe seeks renomination as Maryland's Eastern Shore representative amid two trying years in American history. The statement praises his energy, fearlessness, and tireless service in Congress, urging voters to grant him another term based on his experience and practical representation. Published by L. Atwood Bennett, political agent.
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Denton Crushes Church Hill As Hartly Falls To Bridgeville
Sunday baseball results show Denton defeating Church Hill 14 to 2 and Hartly losing 6 to 4 to Bridgeville while Rock Hall beat Felton 8 to 1 and Houston topped Greensboro 9 to 2. Next Sunday Rock Hall hosts Denton and Greensboro visits Bridgeville with other matchups listed.
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Bridgeville
Hartly
Rock Hall
Felton
Houston
Greensboro
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Tucker
Holland
Il Weir
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Pet Wothers
Slughes
Houston Rock Hall
Hardy
Church Hill Bridgeville
Maston
P. Denton N. Dudley
Walls
C. Felton
Bro’nie Coleman
P. Dudley
Lucas
Turner
Conley
Richart
Bob Coleman
Scott
Here On Sunday Rock Hall To Play Here On Sunday
The Rock Hall Base Ball Club led by former player and umpire Bill Soller will play here Sunday at 2 o clock. The new league club has surged into the top three with strong fans support. Veteran Walt Plummer from Church Hill has shown solid mound work. Reporters say the Upper Kent Bay team shows solid pitching and heavy hitters.
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Cole
Rock Hall
Bill Soller
Walt Plummer
Upper Kent
Hughes Twirls 3 Hitter As Dentonians Swamp Church Hill
Denton nines routed Church Hill 14 to 2 as Harry Hughes fired a three hit effort. Denton piled up 18 hits and led 14 runs sparked by a late inning outburst including a Hughes homer and key hits from Weir Willis and Wathers. Church Hill pitchers struggled as the Denton offense chased Robbie Coleman and others.
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Brownie Coleman
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Thawley
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Wothers
Walls
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Suck Willis
Dudley
Buck
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George Wathers
Abri
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Hughe
Wother
Eie
Lord Were
Willi Wee
Rich Wwe
Tucker
H. Thawley Redden
Andrews
H. Thawley
Hughes - Hee
Governor Bowie and Maryland racing tradition noted at Pimlico
The Maryland Jockey Club traces a strong racing tradition to Governor Bowie who led as state leader and club president. Racing relies on horsemen and the public, with no state funding, while Pimlico’s famed stake races echo Bowie’s legacy. In 1945 Maryland and federal governments claimed 56 percent of Pimlico receipts, leaving a notable share to others.
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Maryland Jockey Club
Maryland
Pimlico
Pimlico Race Course
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