Milford chronicle., 1952-07-04
.AR-DEL LEAGUE.
STANDINGS


Glendale 8, Hickman 0.
ToDAY'S GAMES
Pennington at Wyoming, 10:SO
a. m.
Viola at FELTON,, 2:3O p. m.
Harrington at Glendale, 2:30 p.
m.
Frederick at Hickman, 2:SO p. m.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Viola at Wyoming.
Frederick at Glendale.
Pennington at Hickman.
Harrington at FELTON,.
WyOming's unbeaten reign in the
Mar-Del Circuit continued over the
past weekend as they tripped Eel
ton z to l to drop the losers into
fourth place as Frederick climbed
into third as they won a free scor-
ing game from Pennington 13 to
10. Harrington kept within easy
striking distance of the leaders as
they rallied in the eighth inning to
nip Viola 6 to 5. Glendale broke
into the win column as they tripped
Hickman 9 to 0 behind the steady
pitching of Tommy Wells.
This week the Mar-Del mines
have busy program with a full
slate on July 4th as we'll as next
Sunday. By the time the results
of these games are written in the
record book the standings may be
further shuffled. On Friday, Farm
ington will be at Wyoming for a
mid-mOrning contest starting at
1890 a. m. In the afternoon two
neighbOring rivals will hook up as
Viola meets FELTON, on the latter's
diamond for the first time this sea-
son. Harrington will make their
first visit to Ellendale while Fred
erica will be the opposition at
Hickman.
Next Sunday the second half drive
will get underway as Viola repays
a Wyoming visit at the Caesar Rod
ney diamond while Frederica in
vades Glendale. Pennington will
trek to Hickman while Harrington
and FELTON, will hook up for the
second time this season. Great pos.
sibilities are offered in any one ot
the games as all the teams have
been playing mid-season ball.
Deadline for signing new play
ers was reached at midnight Oh
Monday evening. Harrington sign
ed the veteran Harry Barrett il
hopes of bolstering their pitching
staff while Frederica's new catcher
Ralph Dickerson, ex-MiltOn High
let, will strengthen their chances
Bill Brown replaced Sonny Tucke
on the Pennington roster Will
Billy Messick was cut loose b.
Hickman and Junior Messick sign
ed. Pennington suffered a har
blow in the loss of Bebby MessicI
regular catcher, who is now il
the Armed Forces. Several othe
changes are expected but had no
been received by the league at tn
time of this writing.
Aub Berry hurled Shit ball a
well as pacing his team at the plat
to give Wyoming a z to / win owe
FELTON, last Sunday. Berry line
out three singles while chalking u
his third win against no losses. Hal
cid Rothmel went the route fC
FELTON, and pitched good ball
defeat and led his team at tt
plate with a double and single. TW
double plays by both teams fe;
tured in the fielding. Reds Mime
had a triple for Wyoming as we
as single. Drex Cox helped wit
two bingles. Tom Minner and LC
Palmatory had two singles for Fe
ton.
Harrington came from behind
to 8 to put over 8 runs in the 8
to nose out Viola in a we'll play
game, 6 to s. Freddie Frear hurl
good ball for Viola until he load
,e the bases in the 8th. Bill Bidd
IN came in and after tying the SEQ
te Harrington squeezed across tV
S. runs to give them a margin tn
l. led to their win. Viola threaten
al in the 9th with one run. Charl
In Riley went the distance for Hs
er Tington for his second win again
I'd no losses. Dickie Brown had t.
Id singles and Jim Cubbage a dout
Ill for the second place nine, while B
a Snyder had a double and sing
IS, Ted Sylvester a double, Mery
he Kersey and Nick Rodriguez t.
ed singles apiece to sparkle Violi
I'D 9-hit attack,
he Frederick laced out II h
II. against FIVE Pennington pitchers
"A, win free scoring 13 to 10 victC
2 to go into third place. Buck ThOm
son was charged with the loss
= he worked the sixth after FarmiT
II ton had deadlocked the score
1910 with a 9-run Outburst in
9Th. Ray Dennis finished up. J
Postles started for Frederick a
gave up one run during his 5-iI
ing stay. Roy Kemp came on in
9Th but loaded the bases and ga
sh way in favor of Buddy Kimmel W
Oh gained credit for the win. AL G
d. tori blasted out five hits for
ay winners including a double WI
III Bob Gibson had a double and t
y singles, Ralph DickersOn a no
iu' run and a single and George M;
n love a double and single. Ray D.
mis- hit for the circuit along will
IL single for Pennington with F
We Vincent lining out a triple anC
nc single.
no Ellendale spanked by the pit
O. ing and hitting of Tommy We
ne Milford Highlet, broke into the '
IS column impressively as they top
De Hickman to 0. Wells hurled g.
IT. ball and came through with d
BILE and single while Wilson Jor
IS Dave Greenly and Dave Burton ei
W. had two singles as the Ellend