Eagles Claim Century Win In Georgetown Stock Car Race
Reds Eagle wins the 100 lap NASCAR sanctioned race at Georgetown Speedway finishing ahead of 24 rivals. Norwood Ellingsworth led early before Lawrence Tucker's misfortune. Results list top finishers and heats, with notes on incidents and season wrap.
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Reds Eagle
Baltimore
Georgetown Speedway
Norwood Ellingsworth
Tom Brown
Lawrence Tucker
Norris Reed
Denton
Cummings
Elwood Tucker
Grandstand
Tucker
South End Speed Shop
Horace Williams
Hully Bunn
Danny Woolford
Buck McCardell
Eddie Anders
Paul Walker
Chic DiNatale
Bill Priestly
Johnson
J. R. Jones
George Smith
Dick Maddox
Bob Maddox
Jack Hart
Eddie Adams
Tom Johnson
Russ Warrington
Jim Hayes
Buck Hopkins
Bill Barker
Bob Kincaid
Lee Blanton
Johnny Roberts
Windy Bailey
Hobby Division
Alvin Cordrey
Howard Betts
Harry Steele
Nascar
Speed Merchants
October County Fire Report Highlights Busy Month
The county firemen logged 13 alarms in October 8 rural and 5 town. Alarms included 2 chimney fires 1 auto 1 mercantile 1 chicken house 1 school and 1 miscellaneous. They spent 578 man hours traveled 124 miles used 2450 feet of 1 inch hose 300 feet of 1 1 4 inch hose 2800 feet of 2 1 1 4 inch hose and erected 180 feet of ladders. Loss was $18640 with $7115 covered by insurance.
Denton Lions Win Third Straight in Salisbury Showdown
The Denton Lions Club sponsored team defeated Salisbury Blue Devils 14 to 6 at Caroline High School Grounds. Key plays came from John Asher Terry Dutton and Johnny Gale with strong line play by Francis Schuyler and Orville Layton. Denton faces Bridgeville High and Salisbury All Stars next, both at home.
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Denton Lions
Blue Devils
Salisbury
Denton
Johnny Gale
John Asher Jr
John Asher
Lions
Roger Trice
Teenie Reddish
Skeeter Layton
Roger Layton
Wayne Schuyler
Billy Dempsey
Billy Bilbrough
Eddie Asher
Lloyd Uber
Charles Stafford
Orville Layton
Layton
Dutton
Francis Schuyler
Bridgeville High School
Salisbury Red Shield
Greensboro Fire Co Drives Through Second Big Week
Donations received in the second week of the Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company's annual drive included contributions from John H. Foster James R. Geary Robert A Edwards and Henry Lucas as the campaign continued to raise funds for the department.
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Greensboro Fire Co
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company
John H. Foster
James R. Geary
Robert A, Edwards Henry Lucas
William H. Taylor
Gertrude Longfellow
Charles Ellwanger
Purnal
Helen Dean Earl O. Kornrumph
Raymond Rawlings
Alvin Totheroh Ju
Helen Conner
Foster Hickey
Charles Toth
James C. Wise
Lewis Taylor
William R. Gray
Helen Griffith
James Himich
Mary K. Stufft
Greensboro Packers
Carrie A. Hobbs
Charles F. Cherry
Leon A. Rhode Mae Pippin
Esther Nashold
Clayton Wyatt
Shor TV
List of names and donations with historic notes
A long OCR fragment lists numerous personal names followed by monetary values such as 2.00 3.00 1.00 5.00 10.00 and totals like 1,235.00. It ends with two historical notes: Alexander Hamilton killed by Aaron Burr in a duel at Weehawken Heights on July 11, 1804, and a claim that Pennsylvania coal mines have burned since the Civil War era.
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Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Weehawken Heights
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
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Georgetown
Delaware Oval
Florida
Pimlico
Wesley Townsend
Billy Holloway
Tackie Reddish
Terry Dutton
Rouse of
Santa Claus
Ipi
Irie
ISIS
IAAP
RAR
Elgin Nautilus
Elgins
Elgin Henshaw
Gustav Good
Denton, Maryland
Abc-Tv
Tracy
Standard Auto Supply Co
5Th Ave
B.E. Goodrich
Craig Ry
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