Port Horts Little League Week Schedule and Results
Local Little League notes show results from May games with Lions, Legion Aux, Rotary, and Legion facing off across May 23 to June 7. Upcoming matches include Lions versus Legion and Rotary against Legion Aux, plus Denton Preston and Federalsburg contests scheduled into early June. In Mar-Del Baseball League action Preston loses opener to Chesapeake City 1 to 0 as Pratt stars for Chesapeake and Wheedleton allows only one earned run for Preston.
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Denton
Preston
Federalsburg
Hurlock
Chesapeake City
Preston Dusters
Pratt
Jim Christopher
Buster Lord
Sammy Lord
Burt Wheedleton
Dusters
Roy Murphy
Rock Hall
Kenton
Del
Hickman and Mustangs in Softball League Games
In the Mar Del Softball League Hickman defeated Denton 14 to 6 and also beat Bridgeville 7 to 2 while the Mustangs won 20 to 1 over Bridgeville and 9 to 0 over Milford. Upcoming June matchups include Hickman versus Mustangs and Milford against Denton on June 3 with further games June 4 and June 6.
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Hickman
Mustangs
Milford
Denton
Bridgeville
Denton Recreational Softball League
National Guard Over Fire Co
Harmony
American Legion
NASCAR Firecracker 400 at Daytona July 4 event details
Daytona International Speedway hosts the Firecracker 400 with 50 cars from every state racing the 245 mile event. Mercury fields three cars led by Larry Frank, G C Spencer and Darel Dieringer. Johnny Allen to pilot Rafus Walters owned 63 Fastback Ford. World 600 at Charlotte purse exceeds 117,225.00 with Marvin Panch in a 63 Ford for the 600. Postponement due to rain noted for Charlotte. Delaware and Harrington events highlighted with stock car races through June and July.
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Daytona International Speedway
Daytona
Dave Pearson
Mercury
Larry Frank
G. C. Spencer
Darel Dieringer
Johnny Allen
Ford
Rafus Walters
Charlotte
N. C., Motor Speedway
Marvin Panch
R. R. Ringgold
K. Newnam
Fred Gregg
N. C
Atlanta
International Raceway
Georgetown
Del
Delaware State Fair Grounds
Harrington
Hobby
Review of Maryland's Traffic Fatalities
Eleven persons were killed on Maryland highways last week in a weekly survey by the Maryland State Police. Three drivers, four passengers, and four pedestrians died, with alcohol contributing to four deaths and speed to four. Col. Carey Jarman urged continued highway safety, noting holiday weekend and Memorial Day ahead, stressing driver responsibility and pedestrian caution to prevent tragedies.
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Maryland
Maryland State Police
Col
Carey Jarman
Col. Jarman
Print advertising drives sales in this newspaper
The reader is urged to consider print ads as effective, matching consumer buying habits. It argues that print captures attention, leads to action, and aligns with how most people read and purchase. The message emphasizes trust in newspaper advertising to boost sales.
100 mile National Championship at Langhorne Speedway
Indy drivers compete for the 100 mile National Championship at Langhorne Speedway billed as the world s fastest circular mile on June 23. The event showcases premier racers and high speed laps on the historic track.
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Langhorne Speedway
Bowling results and championship slated events report
Caroline Bowling Lanes records show team points and high averages in a league championship best of five. Banquet set for June 5 at American Legion Home. Second BPAA Duckpin Team Handicap Championship to be held at Princess Lanes Norfolk on July 13 for men and women teams.
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Caroline
Nattle Lumber
Everngain’s
American Legion
Princess Lanes
Norfolk
4-H Club 4-H Rural Life Sunday in Greensboro
Thirty three Green Clover 4-H Club members attended church on May 19 for Rural Life Sunday in Greensboro. Firemen invited 4-Hers and parents to an artificial respiration meeting at 8:30 pm in the fire hall with speaker Mr. Stephens of R E A.
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Green Clover
Greensboro
Mr. Stephens
Thomas Ober
Tommy
Terry
A. T. Bash
The Lady of the House Analyzed by Plaid Stamp Council
Survey results show the typical homemaker prioritizes home and family, spending on bedroom and kitchen items. She prefers quality merchandise, with bed linens and practical gear like mixers and skillets driving purchases. The panel notes she is smart, practical, thrifty, and unselfish, with a friendly quip about knowing her onions.
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Plaid Stamp Homemakers Council
Unfamiliar cereal leaf beetle spotted in grain crops
Farm readers urged to report unfamiliar insects feeding in small grains especially wheat barley oats and rye. A European cereal leaf beetle now found in 10 Michigan and 9 Indiana counties threatens cereals. USDA and state entomologists plan surveys and possible eradication. Maryland experts caution and urge reporting to county agents or the University of Maryland Department of Entomology.
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Europe
Michigan
Indiana
U. S. Department of Agriculture
America
University of Maryland
Maryland
George S. Langford
U. of Md
State Board of Agriculture
Department of Entomology
Maryland Wheat Vote Defeated By Near Eighty Percent
A Maryland wheat referendum yielded about 79 percent against the proposed wheat certificate plan on May 21 with 5,951 votes cast in the state. Nationwide the plan failed with 52 percent opposed. County ASC committees will decide by May 24 whether the 1,252 challenged ballots were cast by qualified voters and will include those approved in final counts.
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Maryland
ASC
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Port Horts
Rotary
Legion
Lions
Legion Aux
Pony League
Nascar
Paul Walker
Milton
Glenn Guthrie
Johnny Martin
Ed Henry
Martin Shockley
Jack Sapp
Walker
Clem Horvath
Target
Church Street
Frank L. Hicks
Sunset Avenue
Sanders Edgers
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
R. Harrison
G. Emory Gottwals
MD. & del. Reg
Alfred Clark
Elizabeth Ann Phillips
Garland Lake Rd
Easton Office Equipment Co
Dover St
Easton
Ogdens
Southern States
Denton Coop
G. Emory Gottwall
Ben Franklin
Wabash
Dorman
Kent
Bethel
Hood, Lee
Green Ogden
Hill
Pete Shaffer
Beautycraft Home Products, Inc
West Denton
Texaco
J. Lemuel Reed
Southern States Denton Cooperative
Hood, Kent and
O. A. Newton and Son
Rawleigh
St. Caroline Co
Dept
MDEIE
Chester
Ness
Louis C. Andrew
Caroline County
Marvin H. Smith, Attorney
Orphans’ Court
Mark C. Buckley
Margarethe Butenschoen
Clifford L. Stafford
Reg. of Wills
Charles W. Griffith
N. Seventh St
Wittstadt
Cambridge
Journal
Ra Ceiyr
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