Denton Ball Team Defeated by Rock Hall in Close Contest
Rock Hall batters outlast Denton in a 4 to 3 victory after a late rally. Strong pitched 9 innings for Rock Hall with 12 hits allowed. Denton’s offense struggled as errors and walks hurt them.
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Ooo
F. Plumer
Jacobs
Shank
Orr
E. Strong
Denton S. Bat. Av. Ab. R. H. O. A. Seurtorf
Willis
Grant
Holland
Lord
Tucker
Trivitts
Cole
Ss-Lf
Rich
Hughes
P. W
Nuttle
R.H.E. Rock Hall
Denton
Benjamin
Porter
Jones
Trivits
Plummer
Strong
Rock Hall
Rich Jones
East
George
Dée Baker
Hardy Ab. R. H.qo
L. Everett
Gianinoto
R. Knight
Camden-Wyoming Ab
R. H
Danes
Graham
Hurley
Phillips
King
Chazin
Hardy
C-W
Pierce
Knight
Desmond
Hoch
Naylord
Jackson
Dover Honors Eastern Shore League Phillies at Appreciation Night
Dover honored the Dover Phillies of the Eastern Shore League with an Appreciation Night at Dover Park before the Dover Easton game. Mayor J Wallace Woodford hosted, L Lee Layton presented awards, Hank Lehman received a Hamilton wrist watch and cash, and 21 players each got a $25 civic envelope. Jack Strickland, the Phillies' general manager, received a sterling silver cigarette case for his efforts.
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Dover
Phillies
Citizens of
Dover “Phils
Dover Park
Dover-Easton
J. Wallace Woodford
L. Lee Layton
City Chamber of Commerce
Hank Lehman
Hamilton
Citizens and Merchants of
Jack Strickland
Phil
Denton Pharmacy promotes Teol antifungal for foot itch relief
A Denton Drugstore ad urges customers to buy Teol antifungal for foot fungus relief. It promises full strength formula that penetrates to reach more germs and offers a 35 cent back guarantee on foot comfort.
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Denton Pharmacy
Doverful season ends with dramatic home run and prizes
The local season capped a strong year as McGurk Kiel McCullough Pardo Pole and Speranzo won batting and scoring prizes. Nick Pole belted a late homer to seal a Dover win while Pezello and McGurk pitched brilliantly. Eastern Shore League attendance set records with Dover crowds, Cambridge Seaford and Centreville posting high gates. The piece also notes the passing of Adams Show Boat impresario and funeral details.
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McGurk
Kiel
McCullough
Pardo
Pole
Speranzo
Pat Knight
Eastern Shore Sportwriters Association
John Pardo
Freddy Speranzo
Nick Pole
Dover
Pezello
Easton Southpaw
Bill McGurk
Peninsula
Salisbury Cardinals
Federalsburg
Red Birds
Cambridge
Seaford
Milford
Centreville
Little Queen Anne’s
United States
Deaths J E Adams Show Owner Passes
James Evans Adams 76 a Maryland showman died at his home along the Chesapeake and Delaware canal once a showboat carried entertainment to residents of isolated communities Old friends from a wide area including show people of a generation ago attended the funeral services in his memory
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East
Mississippi River
Edna Ferber
Bethel Cemetery
Pivot Bridge
Adams
Chesapeake Bay
Tred Avon
Corsica
Choptank
Nanticoke
Wicomico
Maryland
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Florida
Wilmington
Canal
Beulah Hunter
Sue Adams
James Evans Adams
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Mrs A C Nichols dies at 75 in Hynson burial held
Mrs Anna C Nichols aged 75 wife of Butler Nichols died after weeks of illness at her Hynson home and was buried Wednesday. She lived all her life in the Federalsburg area and is survived by her husband three foster children Mrs Cora McFarlin of Upper Darby Pa Elmer J Bridegroom of Dearborn Mich and Lawrence Nichols of Federalsburg one sister Mrs Edith Dukes of Baltimore and three brothers A B Morgan of Federalsburg Fell Morgan and Clar...
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A. C. Nichols
Anna C. Nichols
Butler Nichols
Hynson
William F
Mary Baker Morgan
Federalsburg
Cora McFarlin
Upper Darby
Elmer J. Bridegroom
Dearborn
Mich
Lawrence Nichols
Edith Dukes
Baltimore
A. B. Morgan
Fell Morgan and
Clar
Funeral Service for Mrs Lulu E Meredith in Ridgely
Mrs Lulu E Meredith 67 died at home in Ridgely after a yearlong illness. Funeral held Sunday at 1 30 pm from the home with Elder W F Schmidt and Elder C V Leach of Middletown Md officiating. Burial in Centreville cemetery. Widow of M Carroll Meredith longtime Ridgely resident. Survived by two sisters Mrs N Alvin Smith and Mrs William Baxter a brother William W Wyatt four nephews and two nieces.
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Lulu E. Meredith
Ridgely
W. F. Schmidt
C. V. Leach
Middletown
Centreville
Meredith
M. Carroll Meredith
N. Alvin Smith
Greensboro
William Baxter
Wilmington
William W. Wyatt
Sacramento
Calif
Death of Ridgely resident William Buddemeyer
William Buddemeyer an elderly Ridgely resident died at home after a two months illness. A boilermaker by trade he worked at the Breyer plant. He is survived by his wife Dorothy Buddemeyer. Funeral services and interment were in Baltimore.
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William Buddemeyer
Ridgely
Budde
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Ernest G.cooper
Tidewater
Morgan
Preston
Union Methodist Church
E. C. Halintan
Clarence Statt
Hill Crest Cemetery
J. E. Adams
Health Department
Health Studio
S. New St. Dover
Del
Market Street
Beauty Shoppea King
M. Lamison
Denton, MD
Sargent Hydraulic
Firestone
Black and Decker
Meyers Water Systems
Lavelle
Scarlet Clover Seed
R. H. Stafford & Son
Burrsville, Maryland
Francis J. McLane
Walnut Grove
Hanover Street
Lou Holtz
Vincent Lopez and His Orchestra
Curtis
Delaware
William J. M. Wroten
Ice
Ward
Joe Lewice
GIRO
Jones’ General Store
Goldsboro
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