Eastern Shore Soccer League results and forfeit note
Eastern Shore Soccer League results Sunday Easton 1 Ridgely 1 Denton 1 Greensboro 0 Kent Island 6 Sudlersville 1 Forfeit at Denton Greensboro failed to field enough players for a forfeit. Easton and Ridgely played to a 1 1 draw with Elmer Spider Callahan equalizing for Easton. Kent Island beat Sudlersville 6 1 with Walls and Thompson each scoring twice. Maryland DC Association officials to meet with Sho League Nov 20 in Grasonville to discuss expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudlersville
Easton
Kent Island
Denton
Greensboro
Ridgely
Elmer
Spider” Callahan
Don Walls
Ellwood Thompson
Charles Palmatory
Maryland State and
District of Columbia Soccer Association
Eastern Shore Soccer League
Thomas Connelly
Frank Reinhardt
Salisbury
VFW
Grasonville
Intermural Soccer Spirited At C HLS
The Block Busters defeated the Bullets last Thursday to seize the top spot with their first win. The Rockets and the Jokers finished their game in a 2 2 tie as standings shift in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block Busters
Bullets
Rockets
Jokers
Denton Wittens Triumph Over Easton in Open Game
Denton Wittens faced Easton in a basketball game held in Denton on November 11. The report notes no final score, focusing on the event details and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Kittens
Taylor
Kitchen
Raver
Pinder
Bareford
F Saunders
Deford
G Dulin
Bacsak
D. Or Higgins
Easton
Disc
B. Neunam
Warmer
Frettyman
Birmingham
Stranghn
Roe
G Maxwell
G C. Neunam
Laremore
Dick Weller
Denton
Ridgely
Saunders
G . King
Medford
G .Snowberger
G Bacsak
Pos Buckle
F Bilbrough
Morris
G. Downes
L. Downes
Lynch
Lemans
Manley
Anna DeFord
Marriott Wins Georgetown Speedway Grand Final in 1953
Ken Marriott, ranked 19th in the National Sportsman Stock Car Division, wins the 25 lap final at Georgetown Speedway on the 14 mile banked track. He starts 8th and leads Eddie Adams, Ero Streets, and Paul Walker in a tight field, with Streets finishing 3rd after late drama and Weatherly leading the stock car scene from Norfolk, Virginia. Marriott’s 11 minutes 10.45 seconds time marks the victory as multiple crashes and pit retirements alter the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Marriott
Baltimore
Georgetown Speedway
Marriott
Eddie Adams
Ero Streets
Paul Walker
Parker Bohn
Johnny Martin
Wayne
Pee Wee Pobletts
K-9
Joe Weatherly
Wheatherly
Norfolk
Art Scott
George Swain
Erv Streets
J. R. Beardsley
J. R. Jones
Jones
Grandstand
George Harrison
Ernie Tester
Beardsley
Coasu
Ray Platte
Med Smith
Regulations Adopted By The Game And Inland Fish Commission
Regulations adopted under Section 115 of Article 660 declare open seasons size and creel limits for game and fish. The document lists heat results from 10 lap races with drivers J R Beardsley Eddie Adams Parker Bohn and others, plus a note of celebrations for Maryland racing figures and officials. It then lays out 1954 non tidal water fishing seasons, creel limits, and sizes for bass trout walleye pike shad herring catfish and related species, with regional exceptions and enforcement penalties effective January 1 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game and Inland Fish Commission of
Maryland
Anne Arundel
Baltimore Co
Baltimore City
Calvert
Caroline
Charles
Cecil
Dorchester
Harford
Kent
Prince George's
Queen Anne’s
St. Mary’s
Somerset
Talbot
Wicomico
Worcester
Garrett County
Prettyboy
Loch Raven
Lake Roland
Triadelphia
Charles, Cecil
Garrett
Ikxent
Prince George’s
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Howard, Montgomery and Carroll
Allegany County
Murley Branch
Town Creek Stream
Keedysville
Frederick County
Middle Creek
Ellerton State
Savage River
Merrill Bridge
Poplar Lick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Easton Ridgely
Sadlersville
Denton Greensboro
C.hls
Denton Wittens Vs
Georgetown
Bennett Photo
The
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Chas. Herbert
Bob Bennett
George Bower
Delmar Raceways
Bud
Lillian Hill
Bill Etchells
Bill Clagett
Bob Sall
Ted Webb
Nascar
Delmarva Peninsula
Howard
Montgomery and
Carroll
Ier Pene Peat AL
Eastern Shore Public Service
Eastern Shore Public Servic
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