Caroline County Soccer League Awards And All Stars
The Caroline County Soccer League held its second annual awards and all star ceremony at the Greensboro VFW, honoring 1380 attendees despite a Federalsburg boycott. Top scorer Bobby Ross of Ridgely received a trophy, Federalsburg won the league championship, and Greensboro claimed the Beauchamp playoff trophy. First and second teams were named with silver medals for the first team and a series of trophies presented by local sponsors and relatives.
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Caroline County
Greensboro
VFW
Federalsburg
Bobby Ross
Ridgely
Raymond Beauchamp
Bill Caulk
Nick Laramore
Beauchamp
Doc Baker
R. B. Baker Company
Joe Staaton
Paul Coulby
Greensboro Avett
Ken Perry
Gordon McDonald
Charles Seasman
Ridgel
Jay Barnes
Charles Ireland
Denton
Bob Ross
Alan Boyd
Billy Caulk
County Soccer League
Charles Seaman
Henry Jarrell
Weekend set for District IV playoffs in Chestertown
District Four Tournament action heats up at Washington College Chestertown with Lockerman in C finals Friday and Kennard favored to reach semis. Locals eye a state meet bid as Centreville battles Northeast in a bid for advancement while North Caroline seeks a four quarter push to upset the Northeast crowd. Clutch hoops could land two Caroline teams on the state slate.
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Caroline County
Russell Field House
Washington College
Chestertown
Lockerman
Rock Hall
Ennard
Kennard
Wildcats
Bulldogs
Centreville Panthers
Northeast
North Caroline
Panthers
Centreville
Pony League Facing Possible Shutdown This Year
Lewis Davis, president of the Twin County Pony League, reports a letter of inquiry to sponsors drew only one reply. He cites apathy among leaders and warns the league may cease operations this year if action is not taken promptly.
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Lewis Davis
Twin County Pony League
Wildcats Triumph Over Kennard High in Tight Away Win
In a tense county matchup on Kennard’s dim away court, Lockerman's Wildcats rallied from a slow start to overpower Kennard 77 to 61. James Brown led with 20 points and Roland Jenkins added 19 as Charles Huff sparked the defense with key steals and fast breaks. Kennard pressed full court but the Wildcats pulled away in the final period.
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Lockerman’s Wildcats
Kennard
Wildcats
Russell Field House
Chestertown
Rock Hall
Messick
Charles Huff
James Brown
Roland Jenkins
Brown
Jenkins
Bulldogs Beat Chestertown Dragons 79 55 in season finale
North Carolina Bulldogs closed the 1964-65 season with a 79 to 55 win over Chestertown Dragons to finish 10-8. Don Passwaters led with 15 points as six players scored 60 of the total, with the Bulldogs displaying hustle and a new fast break ahead of the tournament. Chestertown will represent Kent County in Class B tests with a possible rematch in the finals.
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North Caroline
Bulldogs
Chestertown Dragons
Don Passwaters
Chestertown
Kent County
Caroline Countians
Mezzick To Pilot Northern Ponies
At an Easton meeting of the Eastern Shore Colt League officers were named for a five team league covering three counties. Clark Harrison will pilot the southern Caroline squad, and Jack Mezzick will manage the northern squad. A March 18 meeting will hear reports from Constitution Finance and Scheduling committees.
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American Legion
Easton
Eastern Shore Colt League
Morris C. Jones
Fred Lucas
Cambridge
Bill Kollinger
Caroline County
Caroline
Colonel Richardson
Clark Harrison
Preston
Jack Mezzick
Denton Jr. High School
Packers Drop Pair of Games
The Greensboro Packers, top of the Young Adult Basketball League, lost to Lockerman High School Faculty 82 47, despite a strong third period finish. Paul Coulby 15 and Dick Drummond 14 led Greensboro, with Jimmy Jones 438 points and late contributions from Leslie Pinkett and Clarence Messick. A later note mentions Packers to host Baltimore Colts in a March 26 game at North Carolina High School.
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Greensboro Packers
Lockerman High School
Jimmy Jones
Mary
Princess Anne
Jones
Greensboro
Paul Coulby
Dick Drummonds
Packers
Leslie Pinkett
Clarence Messick
Denton Fire Department
Baltimore Colts
North Caroline High School
Offseason grind in Caroline County football
Coaches keep working after the season ends as they study film, repair equipment, finalize next year’s playbook, and pursue college placements for their players. They log countless hours, budgets strained by calls and travel, all in hopes of sending their boys to higher levels of play and education.
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Caroline County
Lucky Strike League Scores and Standings From March 4
Results from Thursday March 4 show Patsy's Five leading with 70 wins while R H Wright holds 65. High game 124 by B Wesner and high set 336 by B Wesner. Standings list Stickettes 45 51, Duck Pins 44 52, Pick Ups 41 55, Red Wings 23 73. Friday March 5 marks Community Girls Bowling League.
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R. H. Wright
Patsy
Red Wings
B. Wesner
Patsy's
Gelletly Leads Jayvees To Double Overtime Win
North Carolines JV beat Chestertown 66 to 62 in double overtime Friday. Ted Gelletly scored 27 points, Don Cooper 19, with clutch free throws late to force and win after a 14-4 deficit in the first half.
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Gelletly
Jayvees
North Caroline
Jv’s
Jr. Dragons
Chestertown
Ted Gelletly
North Enders
Gelletty
Bulldogs
Cooper
Newnam
John Nussear
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Caroline County Soccer League
Pony League
Journal Office
Lew Spapere
Kennard High
Kennard Clark
Sewell
Ringgold
Brittingham
Robinson
Bowser
Watkins
Stowers
Taylor
Flamer
Boston
Huff
Duncan
Totals
Dragon
North Caroline Hayman
Hoopenfeere
Lewis
Sheely
Passwaters
Jarrell
Shaner
Smith
Dewey
Holland
Knorr
Webb
Stockes
Morris
Bowman
Wilson
Tucker
Kratzer
Mills
Faulkner
Fry
Bramble
Neal
N.C.H.S
Use Journal
Mezzick
Richard Hayman
Ridgelynes
Alan Baynard
Edwin Williams
Bob Callaway
Richard Drummond
Smi
Cine
Pickers
Darling
Bill Darling
Greensboro High School
Laura Cochrane
Kath
Erine Kibler
Helen Bilbrough Bess
Rebecca Lane
Anne Kibler
Bradford
Mary Dill Atmore
Ruth Jackson Larsen
Grace Stuff
Andrew and
Bess Rae Dill
Mrs. Gracendrew
Lucky Strike
Earl’s
Bailey and
Riddleberger
Jarvis
Alley Cats
Noble Ford
Earl's
Bai
Riddleber
B. Gibson
Fleetwood
Don Cooper
Shaffer
Collins
Simpson
Nashold
Steward
Davis
Adams
Athey
Lane
Herring
Picker
Deringer
McDonalds
Hoopes
Russell
Wynn
Barry
Mfner
Wii's Sporting Goods Store
Franklin St
NEW & Used
Atlantic
Tri-Gas & Oil Co. Inc
Gil Banning
Lee McMahan
Denton Road
Maryland
Newspapr
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