Organized Baseball Returns To Shore May 9
The Eastern Shore Baseball League met at Federalsburg to finalize plans for the May 9 opening, ending a 1941 hiatus. President Tom Kibler led the session with about 40 officials and writers, and Salisbury Athlet ic s building new parks. Seaford stays independent, others receive major league backing, and schedules show May 9 and 10 matchups across Cambridge, Centreville, Dover, Easton, Federalsburg, Milford, Salisbury, and Seaford.
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Tom Kibler
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Milford Chronicle
George Aldridge Jr
Queenstown News
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Cambridge Banner
Pat Knight
Dover Index
Clem Bray
Easton Star- Democrat
Charles Barfield
Crisfield Times
Wright Robinson
Seaford Leader
Charles T. Baker
Denton Journal
Dentonians Open at Greensboro Sunday
Cy Coles's Dentonians start the season Sunday at Greensboro at 2 15 with Second District nine. Untried club but Cy aims to field a fighting team by month’s end. Ace pitchers Hughes and Rich absent from early games. full squad includes Thawley brothers Tribbitt Cole Weir Willis Scurto Andrews Pinder Lord Trice Wooters Wright Irwin. They will gather at the field and depart at 1 o'clock.
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Cy Cole
Dentonians
Greensboo
Denton Club
Hughes
Rich
Thawley Brothers
Tribbitt
Cole
Weir
Willis
Scurto
Andews
Pinder
Lord
Trice
Wooters
Wright
Irwin
Kibler appoints nine shore league umpires
President Tom Kibler announced nine umpires for the Eastern Shore Baseball League. The season opens May 9 with seven veterans of World War II among the staff. Umpire in chief is Hansen Horsey of Millington Maryland, a league arbiter from 1938 to 1951. Others include Henry Carrington Chestertown John Grose York Frank Cascoli Danielson Robert Hanks Canal Fulton John Rankin Baltimore Ellsworth Price Harrisburg Mike Gagliardi Trenton and Russell Keisapel Cleveland.
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Tom Kibler
Hansen Horsey
Millington
Horsey
Henry W. Carrington
Chestertown
John Grose
York
Frank Cascoli
Danielson
Conn
Robert C. Hanks
Canal Fulton
Ohio
John L. Rankin
Baltimore
Mar Del League Opens Sunday with Eight Clubs
The Mar Del League starts on National Semi Pro Day with eight clubs. Opening day May 5 features Rock Hall at Hardy Felton at Bridgeville Denton at Greensboro and Church Hill at Houston all 2 15 p m DST for Delaware and standard time for Maryland. Umpire assignments Hardesty East Stuart and Naylor. meeting May 3 at 8 p m Greensboro Fire House to finalize plans.
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Hardy
Middletown
Rock Hall
Felton
Bridgeville
Denton
Greensboro
Church Hill
Houston
Delaware
Maryland
Marty Quillen
Snooks
Knight
Media
Twirler
Hartly
Hardesty
Stuart
Naylor
League
Greensboro Fire House
Local Guests Visit in Beaver Falls and Milford
Greensboro guests Rev. Frank L. Hicks D D and Mrs Hicks of Beaver Falls Pa stayed with Mr and Mrs W W Weaver near town. Mrs S J Wopkins mother of Mrs Hicks came from Cordova. The Weavers also entertained visitors from Milford Del.
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Frank L. Hicks
W. W. Weaver
Milford, del
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