Today, we remember Colonel Eugene B. Ellis who died on September 21, 1967. Colonel Eugene Ellis, who was to retire in 15 days as Superintendent of the Delaware State Police, died as a result of a heart attack. Born in Delmar, Delaware on May 26, 1926, Eugene Bradley Ellis was the son of Paul and Ada Ellis. He had one brother, Paul, and a sister, Alma Lee (now deceased). Colonel Ellis served in the U.S. Navy for two years during World War II prior to joining the State Police, October 6, 1947. He was married to Ida Mae Russell of Georgetown. The couple had no children. After serving as an aide to Governor Elbert Carvel, Eugene Ellis became the Director of Driver Improvement. In 1960, he was named acting Motor Vehicle Commissioner (the only active member of the State Police ever to act in that capacity). He was promoted to Colonel on April 11, 1963 and served in this position until his death. Colonel Ellis was a Mason and his affiliates included the Franklin Lodge AF and AM No. 12 of Georgetown and the Nur Temple of the Shrine. Eugene Ellis was laid to rest in the Union Cemetery Georgetown, Delaware. In his last public appearance some five hours before his death Colonel Ellis “…called for respect for law and order… Unfortunately the only contact the public has (with policemen) is when they receive a traffic citation. But I don’t suppose (they) would want to deal with drunks, degenerates, and criminals that we do…”
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Transfer Portal | RHP | 2 Years Eligibility
Here is some video and metrics from the Tread Transfer Portal Showcase live at bats.
Up to 92.8 mph
Thank you Tread Athletics for hosting this event. @TreadHQ@TreadAthletics|@treadxlando
Uncommitted juco RHP 6’2 195
Second 1 hitter in my last two starts.
Complete game, one-hit shutout with six strikeouts and no walks. Retired 15 straight batters straight. 0.99 era through 18.2 innings pitched
Great time at @ODUSports this weekend.
Went 4 for 6. With 2 doubles 2 singles and a Home run
Pitched 2 innings 4k’s 1 er 3 hit topped 86
Caught 7 innings threw out 2
‘25 Caleb Boyce (Laurel || @east_prime)
Predominately FB’s in the 1 inning of work w/ more feel to the AS. Athletic build w/ room to fill
FB: 84-85
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After talking with the coaches and Family I will entering the transfer portal with 4 years of eligibility remaining. I would like to thank West Virginia University as well as the coaches and players for making me a better player on and off the field.