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ENTRIES.

First Rsc.-Two y.ar-old maiden. .al
Il. ay' ,m ana s . S..t - rSlS .nr Ho~a fl
Esh~l los, Capita pr,,e los. To'v o.,
n,lsht ana E.rly loa 'rs'sps" lo,,
Garrison ics. Bright Star los. Neicir ios.
SaIron H. otmpN iN
wnTi; S'csplcchas"; selling abou, two
m!'s>. Ra'cbrook ~. A1lon ~ ]. Il
Joha.on ias n"sur. d'7. n"thoy"n ~.
OTTO rlo,o ~ Dixon Park is Meshuch
lss. High Priest l25. white Meta lSO
Gloucester l3c. 'Msr'h Court 1877. 'FrJo
Third Esc.-rvo-year-oids; purse mile
Daddy Longl"Es 10 a. Sandal los, Z:
nSGnr i's N"poi'@p iGs' rilHs": JOY "
Fourth Rsc"-Au asrs high wciri
handicap SIX ifny'onr., ~ sr'rline
TN. SMuss.n1cr,d.r iii' Ms-"' .nnn ,,
s'onnic Toes lI2. NJ Rintc N,G'r ". ia,
MoAi i2S, N-w"sss - g., Law Raroar,
Hartman ia, Candle 81: Rordsro ,.c
thl J, 9 r,r"e ou'r'. GO X r Csrwp
Frt,h Dac--rhr.. year %. ana ~.
1903. ID rli;terEoli ioa N"uc'i. ioo CAM.
r"S, hs en- M%p. "' ''' foo.
si,th Race -Thr---ye,r-o,d' u M
MMII u; A A..,.a IN ~, MA ;%, -. ~
.Rnzy Around 100 .s,orpa loc. Dtnsh DO
a: ni''n,ber no Em%rald lem 100 Mar
s16-1G 10 ?9ST" %, T'oo.,''''' '0' 'D''"-
seventh Race Thrcc-ycar-o'a. and up.
ward selling MI" and a sist"cn'h: star
100, Day Day iOe Go't"n ,iato los. 'Sode'
ms l0i. G VI, Miller ~ Ju'ic' 40. oaau
Ssee iss Ray 9. Light '"' S'''war' Helen
claimed. Weather clear track a.stv
The sun., 1916-10-23
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho white star liner canopic. SAILING
tomorrow for Genoa. WI TAX" 'h',' 10
ing nj . A. NJ, for tn" Azores iSl'nuS
Gibrsitar. Italy. switzerland. iro"c'' Naples
and Genoa. "
The American liner kroonland; saihns
Wednesday for Liverpool. VIII takc nutl
closing at $50 a. NJ, for itca'. HriiA'H'
It"Rnd deter mail orly' aud south AfrI.'.
also specially addressed ''r'sp"nd"I,'" In'
uuugary. I~.uAcmburg, l;ulgsria. S"rhin,
Turkey, the Netherlands. \or"": S"'d"h
and Denmark .
states. sailing Thursday for 'hris'iarSaud
vul take mali. closing a. 10 \. W for
lands. Grrmsny. Austria, Hungary. l.uNtm-
burg. Bulgaria. Serbia and Turkey.
Tho White star liner l.aplaud. %Sailins
Friday for Liverpool. VIII iah' 'i.'l"tl!
Europe ,cNcept GermdnN, Austria. Hun
gary. LuN"mburr, Bulgaria, serbia. Tur
key. tn Netherlands, Norway, sweden and
Indies.
TIN" French liner Rochsmbeau sailing
Saturday for bordeaux, will tab" mall.
closing At noon. for Frame. Switzerland,
italy spain. Portugal. Egg, ut. Greece. Bti'-
ish India. British Eas' Africa. siam Malta,
Gibraltar, Ceylon. straits settlements.
Dutch East Indies. West Australia and
Persia.
The American liner New York. sailing
Sssdrry a, or a M for W. furo m ,ela"r;
G,rmany. Austria. i~tungary, ~l.uyemhHrs,
bulgaria Serbia, rurk"y The N";h"rlgnds
West Asia aud ~" East inui',. ,.s Liver
poo.
The Norwegian American liner R.rscns-
TAX" urtiL. dosing % r.a" a T.. for >or.
va HN"d.h .%i'"uInork TN N,ihcriaul-.
Switzerland. Russia. G"rmtny. Austria.
Nuueugy ~I.GXomhgrg. Bu.saria. serbia and
TURKEY
The Italian liner san Giorr.o. sailing
Sa urlay tor GENOA. viii TAX" -~r,cially adj
7 dressed man ONLY, closing y' . A Nj. fol
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ASIATIC MAILS,

>hturnu and sp",tl2 addressed MAJ.
tor u'hct uar's Of ,hiI.L. japan and ro~cn.
',d seattle, p'r steamship lro;,siiiU-, Clp B.
a. $50 l. NJ to-mor"uN
Shanghai and specially addressed mai,
iur "thrr parts ~ 'hiL.,, Japan and Cored,
Via Seattle, yer steamship SLdo Nhru, ,lo,r
at 30 Friday,
Hawaii, va san Francisco, per steamship
Ntt-ouit, 'losN - ii:HO T.. NJ, Friday.
Japan, '"r"a. china teNcept Shanghai
ritrI aud Ihilippiu" Islands, VIA Vancouver
iui Victoria, II -, pc steamship EN-
Postmaster Morgan announces that nails
OF thv following d 'te~, Nluilt. Scp'cmhe
-. Nnug Kong september -; shanghai
: ptrmucv =: Yokohama, n"lo,rr ., ANA
nnnulN. n, N,'ohcr II. witch art, rd ~ sal.
Frtnvi"o 1r .'"rrIor l"r.'t N,"u. 70 f.
III patched cost ~ ncr"h'r "" Nud aIv
in, In New York Tursd1H }noruiu;.
The sun., 1916-10-23
AUSTRALIAN TEAM
WINS CYCLE RACE
Spears and McNamafa Carry
OF HOnOrs in 50 1-2 Mile
VelOdrOme Contest.
FRANK KRAMER IN SPILL


~ u -. ,.u,.u.s
end Reggie MrNamara' the AUSTRALIAN
cyclists. Won the S2h mile team race at
IN. local Vclodrome this afternoon. T''
sprint every hve miles n then n nnai
sprint at the end or the lons grind.
The team with the lowest total was
declared .a,,. cd ,o,si ~ 90 a." u.,n NC,
Naina'a 49, Ia a .
Az ureiu" uma Ntreu "ou.!e' nv
IS. miles BRENDA and Gouliet we're
,.,d,,y b,, N,Samara and Spears won
va. ~ ~. ina, snr,n;s Erank Kram.r
aud Marcel Dnpuy finished third with
~ points: willie Hanley and Eddie
Madden were fourth with 81 points.
There was a We .or nun pace between
the Bedeu nro,hers and Masin ana
CORY. both teams totaliinK log points.
h"e., ~, ,,s n%a,,onai ',ha r,r,nn
FRANK h,sn'.. ~ a.N
'n thrown 10 'ne track roooed .he
' Hsn 10 win the race. The summary;
"'An'e -. ." $50
100 ki9ms,s, Team n,ee' ~ Mlir ID
sSSam.rs,. with q points; Alfred douilei
md Alfred drends SO points second:
FONTS. fourth: John Bedel and. Menus
tied for hfth with 100 points; Hans ohrt
srd Percy Lawrence. us points. seventh.
; M,ie,-won by pupuy: Eaton. second
coniis, third spears. fourth; CORY, NTH
Ii,n,.y, sixth: Hill, seventh. Time.
49,.
va M'j..-Won nv Kramer. Mcnamara.
.ao,d. nr.nd, third. Vili. fourth, 7 ne.
S,i, n;,h, I',.-oey. sixth. Magin. sevesth.
w.. si.a-,- =
is Nii,s-Won by Harley. Spears. sec.
.,a. Ea.o,. third: lawrence. fourth: cam.
~, a,h' pnnuy. six,h. Gouile,. seventh.
- - s..ss az
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SEEK HORSE SHOW CUPS.
Many Entries Received for Gapden
show Classic.

Novice owners. which means women
and men who are to make a first APP
pearance az aspirants for honors with
their harness and saddle horses. form an
unusually large proportion OF. tho nom
lnators of the entries fGr the coming
National Horse show. which will begin
at Madison Square Garden OH Noyem-
Der II.
The entries closed last Wednesday,
hut they are still arriving from distant
points. While II is too soon to furnish
"A complete tails, IL is certain thar the
aggregate will oe the largest in years.
The many newcomers and the big entry
are an encouraging guarantee OF tho
success OF the fixture. which will be the
tair;y-tirst exhibition OF the National
Horse SHOW association.
The sun., 1916-10-23
GARDINER WHITE WINS
ON FLUSHING LINKS
Defeats Watt in 20 Hole Match
Results ON Other
Golf Courses.

Gardiner White was forced to play
twenty holes N the second rouud for the
championship Of the Flushing Country
Clu yesterday before he succeeded Ia
defeating &, +, Watt. White will next
meet Morel y. Lewis in the scmi-iinal
and the winner will play Il. ". BOYD FOR
the title. Boyd yesterday defeated l..
g.. l.. Smith IN the semi-final by 4 and =.
In a two ball mixed handicap four
some at the Flushing club Mrs. Il. IL.
boyd and Gardiner White won with a
card Of 17-6, ~. Miss Ethel White
and NJ T.. Lewis with ss-ll, - we're
second. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Watt.
33-l1. 10, third.
The sun., 1916-10-23

Rallying strongly in the afternoon
Fred Itumpcl. the professional. carried
OF the Long Island championship OF
tho Brooklyn-Forost Park Golf club In
defeating Fred Fuchs in the iinal play
OF thirty-six holes over its course yes
tcrday. by 3 up n I to play. After
holding "A lead of 8 up at the end Of
the morning round. Fuchs went to pieces
in the afternoon, Experience then told.
when Rumpel. driving and putting at
his best. ovcrcame his opponents lead
on the outward Journey. being 4 up at
this point. Fuchs braced considerably
but at the fourteenth hole the match
ended.
was playing like a wizard, took only
IL puts In dropping the ball into the
cup. The score follows:
The sun., 1916-10-23
Rod and Gun News
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM OCTOBER 81 TO OCTOBER %

fellows a.. a,out what they know, tom.
say little aud some say much. but not
ali hey ali Know and / don't wants to
be stingy so ! give out IN. whole tu,eH
and 1T IL a good idea to memory the"'
The fishes bite good on q south wind
when the serve run high. When the wLn"
the wind II cast and the serve has a Ions
swell and when the wind is north ana the
ScrI" H31,! sIrll at r, AL when tho tide /.
high. when hall high you must wait w
high On Jisgle your bait. When the un"s
they bite good and when the tide Is stand
ing stiil two hours after the HOOD COM
lnencc. don't fisher unless the hshes Is
X"w for bait. when the wind is weak
aud the It'd" IL strong, use hsh.s Tor pai'.
weak Us" skipper CLANS. II the wind is
nortn by northeast and a terrible gale Is
blowlngs. then anything will do, even a
VI a nfcinan. -
IN ihe spring make the bait, 60 'kiP;ss
the summer. rest In Just hair way IN IN
water from the top town. In the "a.
bottom and stay and Ii no fishes bite In .
hour or two. change the piac" OF the pos'.
When y?n t .ds IN onH "p Sns, or 'V the
fishes see your iace and get trignt'nr"
away. Don't talk loud or make a nois'
for II tuke- away their feeling for rats.
ilHy the harinOnica oniy when thetr Is u"
usuos. Never wish a fisher. fciiow good
luck. IT makes him mad for then ne thinN
you don't mean 1t or That gu are !aushlik
by MIN and he. ,l,o thinks hat YOU az"
YER, sorry for him. bccaus" he mas itt'
chance. You make him feel mat nn one
hundred chances he mas "niy vns, ina.
may De true but It makes the Usher fe'-
when YOU spl; on your bait only DO
II three times. Always on your own oait.
never on ihc fellow ina i nj, on ,hs bali
until IL is on your hook and never whch
your mouth Is dry.
ou,sid. OF the fishes away from the inside,
FOR that takes away the tastes and shhe''
Ny Henrietta says that the moon L. verj
IN his habits and ~ Is fishes for they don,t
drink, only water. don't smoke and never
stay Up late with piuok!c. Always re-
member a ilshes has no bad habit AND "a.
each iishes has to lie studied 1" eaten
him good.
Fishes in the quarter and three quar-,
tor moon swim Nttn the Tide. As nail
and fool moon against III" tide. Win no
moon they stand still and tn" rest OF IN"
time. ! forgots. but | think they swim
When you see a fish two hundred foots
in the water with only his tail moving,
'hen don't Try TO catch him Tor ne is fuI!
Of eats.
boat, doi't follow him but wait Cor tn"
u"A; tidu ana H. may come back the other
Way.
/ mess % rshes Is counted In two WAYS
how many friends sou have ana no" man!
nu can soil.
when a nshc- Fellow things he know
how 10 fisher then n. don't catch any.
have some more rules about hook,
ami lines and many things that ! write
HEISE ~RINSKOpF.
The sun., 1916-10-23

Ben O'Sicky. national amateur half and
zee mile champion. arrived In New York
from his home In Cleveland Yesterday.
Nitr tho regular session at the Ice Skat-
'ns Paista at night he engaged in several
NAL spins, Although II was onlr the sec
.nd ''ine ne has been on the Ice thi- season
.Nc"ptioua,Iy fast time. Bill McAi.llaa OF
Fort Ice -lso worked ou; bui over the half
nile route. II" TOO showed good form.
skating with his wife. MCCLELLAN expects
o wiz the series VI mixed doubles skating
&c. soon 20 he held q, the Ice Sks tins
Na.a .. O'Sicky is thinking seriously Of
aiming professional and challenging
Hob6y M0I."an OF chicago. who a few years
go vas a sensation among the amateurs.
The sun., 1916-10-23
WOMEN TO PLAY HOCKEY.

When the hockey season opens a: So.
Nicholas Ice Rink. So West Sixty-sixth
s,ree'. the public Will be afforded ;h- op-
portlnitv to witness games between tee ~
~ young women. Fannie Davidson cad
Mart Jsohannsenn, expert skaters at he
tg rink are 10 rganize two teams and
',n.tsts viii he held between them q; in
'.r,ais. Miss Davidson will head one and
Marta Jsohnnsenn expert skaters at tho
many Young women patrons OF the rink
Who n Understand the game and are eager
q play II.
Several Of the high schools and girls
colleges OF this city mr.. considering the
roung women students. Games for these
teams will he arranged at the rink. which
. always the centre OF hockey in Greater
New York.
The sun., 1916-10-23
Reaches Final At Oakland.

Lewis NJ. Richmond. the title holder.
his way into the final for the cham.
pionship of the Oakland Colt Club yes
,erday when in the semi-iinal he de-
feated II. II. White by : up and l to
play, He will have rs his opponent
Theodore Cassabecr, who yesterday de-
icated w. V. swords by | up.
In the beaten eight of the champion
shtp division l.. Thatcher beat ]. Il. Gar
side. ) and 8. and'L L. II. Franklin beat :.
Johnson. ! up r9 holcsJ in the semi
i.nal. Franklin beat Thatcher, . and 3.
In the final round.
The sun., 1916-10-23
Play of Professional Golfers Best in History of Game
Professional Golfers
Play Game in Right Way
Galleries Realize That Fact and Watch Styles Of
Paid Experts With Interest-Set Higher
Standard Than Amateurs.
~ JOHN O..

At the present moment most Of the
solhns irveres, is centred in the past
ara present play OF tho professionals.
To a greater degree than ever the pros
nave proved that they ave the superiors
Of tine amateurs. especially with regard
to golfing style. There may lie in the
country and perhaps in the Metropoli-
tan district "a few, "a very few, amateurs
who could nave held their own at match
play with IA few OF the professionals
playing At Siwanoy ten days ago. hut
the attention Of those IN the gallery
would never be focused on their play.
For the most part golf a. displayed by
the clever amateur Is individual. such
as the long back swing with an iron
and inashic taken by Max Marstou. and
whatever Of success is gained is not due
to stylist!c golf. The methods and the
will OF the majority more often than
no. rule In this game. and what is
granted as correct IL that which has
brought the best results to the greatest
number Of golfers with the least effort.
Learn From ProfessionaIs.
Correctness of style brings correct
ness OF stroke. which gives near perfect
results In sho; waking. and in the
nashie shot Tor instance q short back
swing will lessen the possibilities OF
600 20, and ,wo".r n..".,o,sI. A.
order ,olins =. 80, haer .r.,na ,raa
hitting the turf after they have hit the
ball there " golf education abroad
which may be had for rcthing and
which Is so often unconsciously initiated
by observing players.
the truth 70 am that n.,., No.. 90 M, ~
s.s rna,oy, hsu"..
lery ,hin,,s mor. % soho a.. sn,rs ~ 80
tho, nov. a n.r,at,, 49,. ..t,"
I'M, ,ba, G, ,oo,,ns a., Professionalism
,s ohs.,.. ,h.,r -, .,roL. ,.ar-
inc AVA 80 40, -. 30 80" 80. 20
The nan Who =. h.s.. w, ,v. ,nIrn ,,a,
n. na. ~. .,I." u,, y" 81. -
80, =. me .S"r r.srs y. ,ne s""'e'
Th. 81. ~ ~, ~
All, - p.o'esou". s""".s
49," % "e.uo'" ",e"e' p""N'.
.d. son "u'
$500 1870 T'''n'"'o": "ahe"'
rraus' Me,''aIo ahu a lew o.neIs nav
ria.et . oSer nafu shu "iIn,u',
s-sn 10 SCI ".M s'.''"aro
- sAo..nee ~ "n'cn "ss 70 my
MN. au.aneeu 'hem step nisner TO-
"Acu 'ha. aua'i,y OF golr whien mas peen
a. :. N''''"""u VI '"'"o"' i"y'or All"
D'"'u'
~.... .. ~
l. ~
Some day. and ] hope 1t will not be
many years hence. I hope to zee the
winner OF the Ne,rs ~ the World tour
nament in Great Britain competing for
champion OF the PROFESSIONS, Golfer.
Association OF America. No matter
where held. mere would be u gallery
n an interest whichs'~ould be aston
tshine.
believe that the professionals IRON
nov on will take a create, interest In
The sun., 1916-10-23
ZtesIer buys show Horsc.

To exhibit at the coming National Horse
show at Madison square Garden william
Ziegier. Jr., yesterday purchased for 5000
from W. D.. Henry OF Sewicklcy. Pa. the
uve-yeur-oid hackney stallion Iryington
sunbeam. by Lord Marlborough. bred at
the home farm, Mr. Hi.gler has changed
hts name 10 Master Mariner, and will enter
him In both the hackney and harness
classes. Master Mariner has never been
shown. but experts regard him as a pros
pective
The sun., 1916-10-23

"Ejgewater" in II Sun OF October ]
writes: ~ thc Ehodu Wreck fishermen ia
the Rosab-ll last sunday caught bla,ktsh.
The prize hsh weight was ~ pounds and
was taken by j. W. Masennis, MIR. Ma
kennis SAYS that in cleaning the hsh no
discovered that - large ba"k tooth had
bc.n filled with gold. 10 you upposc this
iish osca pod from an aquarium? else how
did II come by itp dental work ?"
That blacknsh came from my aquarium.
ORIGINALLY caught the fish AT the Rhoia
Wreck. Kept the fish alive until | got "a
New York. one day IL acted 1ucerly 'w"
were then summering at Fire Island, and
crossed TO the mainland to Babylon TO
have a dentist look at It's teeth. One OF
them. hat caused the queer antics ~ the
fish. had a hole in II. which the dentist
filed with gold.
The Ash Improved temporarily. and he
Tore We moved back to the city ! d"t"r-
mined that the dentist should look AZ th"
l'othersomc teeth again. for We had grown
accustomed to the pleasure the hlatknsb
afforded tho family and we were anxious to
keep tn" tsh In good health.
In crossing tho bay to tn" mainland !
had the Gar at tho stern o. me boat. ana
In tn" confusion that followed a sudden
squat that came up. Jar and hsh were
washed overheard.
Ny Baby lon dentist says he will make
a refund IL | will return tho gold TO him
VIII Mr. Magennls obiigc?
The sun., 1916-10-23

bountiful for more thar two or three the
method of having n great MANY ,rizes
IL liked by the paid players. IL IL always
something to be able TO go hack to ones
club and say, II finished In the money
Eat IL We TO have what seems TO be
impending, "a large number Of open tour
neys, then the professionals of the yari-
ous clubs perforce In ~self-dcfence will
have to employ , second professional
who can take care of the members In
the giving Of lessons while the big pro"
Is ava. Almost every clubs which has
a membership of 40e will yovide enough
me mbers tajing lessons 10 vairnn, TIN.
employment Of a second professional
capable of giving good instruction in golf.
Hsrues n. Tan Rusy.
Take the case o! Jim" Barnes. for
instance. He has been In almost every
big professional event this year. begin
ming with the Southern championships
ard playing in the Massachusetts,, Con-
Van cortlanJ'. Kcnosha. Milwaukee.
n u ,,ars , ",u. I'm, ma IN 80,
Co.. ,r ,h,." Nv" ""' S"e ""' ~
-,
n ,,son ~. a. y,
cs..,' ,,n IL. III :. ma 80 g.
no ahsen, from HE c,,h ,ha ma;or no.,
,ior a., 49, u.,n. n".. 49, IT,.
there hos n.om .n m nn.. his
,andar ,i as a.an,.r -, vi. III -.
20 go = ,,nd,r,ana .I I've 20"
h. r,,,o go =: a. s"t",.n' ,r,,.s'
s,o,a, v.,. .nn,oy. ~, -. 80, Ia.
lilo ,,,uh>.S,hn ,.n,,,5 ,' ,.na e., y, a..
a u.oL "a ...I 800 ~, a.,
n,oyo a, ,o,.,n, ,na ,ha
| anoun, ,,Lsn IN %. ,oSsnr. uo',Ia e,r
exceed ,ha, ann ' "''' ="
Irow ~ a ..r o,,,,. .., 49,, T..
aor. 40 . ~ 10
SI,ly There arc n,any o,h.rs T., r.rn.s'.
cInss ,h.n {, .o,,a. ., ,ra,aitn. an, -
;ny ,u.v from .h. ,,u,, o., , -, 80,
Of ,ine Tn. .disanco. =, ~. ,r,y.,.o1
! and In. =. no,,n... ,s CON-. ~ IN. ,nur.
n.,,en,s ~ ,.,ion,i ,,,mn,,s,c. ,.t,,,,
-. -. 70. ."Po'.".ee wiz,
The sun., 1916-10-23
NETTIE BEDWORTH
SKATERS RECORD
Bctters Course Figures by One
Second in :O3 Pace in Har-
lem Speedway Trotting.
MURPHY DOUBLE WINNER

Several thousand light harness enthu-
siasts saw J. A. Murphy's speedy chest
nut mare Nettie Bedworth. driven by
Jesse Smith. better the seasons record
for the course In winning the 1903
pace. the feature OF the matinee OF the
Road Drivers Association OF New YORK.
on Harlem Speedway yesterday. n
Won both heats In I minute ~ seconds
That excels the old figures by Sec
ond.
Pitted against the record breaker were
Glover Patch. one time champion OF the
Speedway course. and Lizzie March.
Ncttie iIedworth breezed In the open.
Ing TIT. but In the second setto she had
to go some to win. Lizzie March got
the jump or her rivals nj the start and
10y the time half the distance was COW
cred she led Nettic Bedworth by a
length. Nettie Bedworth was far from,
beaten. however. Smith gave Settie
Bedworth her head, and she cut loose n
sprint that Melted her victory by an eye
lash. SO close was the finish that many
thought the race resulted in "A dead
heat.
Murphy scored another win with Mar
Ion Toddington IN the 1904 trot. She
won In straight heats.
Four heats were necessary to decide
the winner OF the l:Os pace. After hn-
fishing last In the first two heats. Jennie
Frisco. a bay mare driven by .. ".
Weiland. won the next two and race.
The largest field started In the 1910 trot.
Fred Hope won 1t. The summaries:
The sun., 1916-10-23
rakins pickerel at Midnight.

Now tina, the cold weather Is setting In.
pirkerel fishing should be good ON my
last trip a few weeks ago farmer and
visitors were enjoying piekerei fishing. EN-
cept for tho drop In temperature Al
twilight. everything seems to iavcr the
hn, kers ana lovers Of picksrel fshing.
I sp.nt a week trying out live hni'.
fs,oring yellow perch. and was succ"sstui
in landing . g. pound pickcrcl. Hero the
II TOOK hardy i've minutes to catch a
mess Of small, yellow perch on a stingy hi'
Of worm which was used more than three
times. Honest Ed, IL was a crime to 10:
down the hook. 50 You can Imagine what
a big n~ishtvalker would do In h'IinS up
the bait pail.
degrees In temperature, \ dark night, with
very little wind. \ moon that didn't shot"
~ face until IL midnight. 20 ther" "a-
hast. -,roll.i out Of said farmhous. with
said bait pail ari nrhine equipment. got
himself an electric torch IN tns barn and
hustled dogn In yon direction Of H2o.
Very damp and misty. IKE you would
imagin. Yourself up IA the clouds. - afore-
mentioned bottled Ugh, was rrIc'isaNy
shore. found a batch OF pads. dug out OF
pail a perch and overheard.
silence for a few moments. Wigsle. wig
gle. \ rapid succession Of the same thins.
only stronger. 4 JERK on tho Inc bans,
swish. I located his whereabouis AFTER ne
broke water and Wa almost a'ns7rd ~ INC
direct. for hc sur" covered ground 'as'
Three minutes OF pia, and IN" ha't .
,idcd over In nv dire Ton. That WASH I
ali for he showed hs'f'c oI' oi water a
vel as in. I actually had 20 force weigh
on him 20 mold him down. and dtiu ON
p,oy hands ~ N" tools either. TO- "A hs
'oana'" covered his girh. ,
Tha, was enough. ! could hear iai~ ahn
smell fresh piCk"rei trving IN Ii" van WIN
but,.- and crumbs. ! dd partnke OF a
healthy helping the neat day ~ noon hour.
T... is the life. l. your NOUN Watering
Yell hear from nc soon tghln.
Just back from Calicoon. \. l.
Al. M.