Milford chronicle., 1959-03-06
FELTON, School News
Boys' Basketball

On last Tuesday night, FELTON,
travelled to Selbyville to win by a
score of 56 to AZ.
The high. scorer of the evening
was Billy Rentz with 19 points and
Billy Stubbs, second, with Is
points Richard Steele received z
points, Richard McCloskey receiv-
ed 6 points, Joe Sherwood received
4 points, and Dale Hammond re-
ceived 2 points.
On Friday night, Milton defeat
ed FELTON, SIS to so. This game was
played on the home court
The high scorer was Billy Rentz
with Is points and Billy Stubbs,
second, with Ia points. Joe Sher-
wood scored points, and Richard
Steele and Bobby Edwards scored
2 points each. Earl Walters also
scored 8 points.
j. V. Basketball
Last Tuesday night FELTON, J.V.'s
played Selbyville, on Selbyville
court. The score was 81 to 38.
The high scorer of the evening
was Richard Hurd with 13 points
and Bobby Edwards, second, with
z points. Fart Walters and Wayne
Walters scored points each, and
Gerry Mack scored points.
Friday afternoon FELTON, travelled
to Milton to win by score of 43
to 25.
The high scorer of the afternoon
was Wayne Walters with 13 points
and Earl Walters, second, with 12
points. Also scoring points for the
team were Bobby Edwards with g.,
Richard Hurd with 5, and Gerry
Mack with 4 points.
Menu-March 8 to 13
Monday: Combination Sandwich,
Cut Green Beans, Milk, Apple
Sauce.
Tuesday: Hot Veal Sandwich,
Whipped Potatoes, Milk, Apricots.
Wednesday: Beef Vegetable
Stew. Chopped Kale, Milk, Rice
Pudding, Bread and Butter.
Thursday: Hamburg on Roll,
Cole Slaw, Milk, Fruit or Pie.
Friday: Baked Fish Fillets,
Baked Beans, Milk. Fruit Jello,
Hot Biscuits and Butter.
Girls Basketball
FELTON, girls closed the season
on a good note with 1928 against
Milton girls. The girls displayed
good efforts again and proved they
were the better team. Evelyn Wal
ters and JC McCloskey led the
-eam in scoring with Is and 13
points. Barbara Hoffner came
through with nine points making
a good balanced club effort. Mrs.
Fry cited the fine play making of
Barbara Postles to aid the local
cause.
The guards played well and for
seniors, Mary Lou Lander and
Mary Ellen Hughes left the game
with fine display of basketball
Defense Carole Wright interrupt
ed pass after pass of Millions
squad and kept the home forces
strong defensively. Joyce McDow-
ell substituted and also was strong
defensively.
This makes the seasons total
seven wins and six losses but four
of the losses were by not more
than a 3-point span which means
very fine season effort by our
girls. +
Basketball Banquet
Letters. gold bars, and pins were
awarded to 54 players and cheer
leaders at the Annual Banquet
which was held at Alexander's
Restaurant; in Dover on Monday
night, March 2. The teams honor
ed were: boys varsity, girls, and
Jayvee players. Gifts were pre-
sented to Coach Joseph M. Kerns
by the boys teams, to Mrs. Doris
H. Fry by the girls team and Mrs.
Vivian Richards by the cheerlead-
ers.
Howard E. Henry, supervising
principal, spoke on What 1t
Means To Be An Athlete. Other
guests included: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Hoff. Mrs. Henry, MIR.
and Mrs. Robert A. Herbert, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Blades, Mrs. Kerns
md Mrs. Esther Bowling.
Teachers Meeting
Teachers OF FELTON, School will
attend the annual meeting of the
Kent County Education Associa-
ton to be held at Smyrna on Fri
day, March 6. Pupils will enjoy a
Holiday
Marking Period
The 4th marking period ends on
March 9 and report cards will be
issued on March r..
Bake
On Saturday, March Z, the Junior
Class will hold a bake in the Eel
ton FirehaIl The bake will begin
at 1000 and will last to 1900.
Chicken salad, vegetable soup, pies.
cakes, eggs, fudge, butter crunch,
rolls and cookies are all listed to
be sold. We hope you will all at
tend.