The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
Catchee on the EVELYN.

C0trbea m the EvAIvu-
c,r, ~. 49,.
sbespshSss rI mar',n on tne steamef EveIn,
ea,cha. 80 Say, teiepnoned the toliowins
sssabfisht; eoeee Pilietrs.. sea bass,
bassD 4 h,srr u nuhe a,, o'lum n sea
I ~ y. ! piseknsh and luke George Fink.
anhot' IL sea bass blaekpsh and
"u I'M
me captain said that all the bass taken
Newark Casting Tournament ro-day.
The Newark Rai, and Flu ca.ttrs c,uh
will hold a toIrnannent At Wssouahic Parh
osras to-day The events t, include one,
ounce Accuracy half saiman Nv ~ A.
accuracy and drv Nv unknown distanes.
-, -
fluke and Weaks mt Rockaway Pier.
away, John Brown on "wednesday caught
nuke, . weaknsh and lafayettes; T.
l weakfsh.
A Blind Mans Inquiry.
where can n hitnd man .nond n dav nov
and then IN s-esh - al, watos AK ,ngs
Brookivn "rniv Ok rw~xNaI'rR
s,-. :. q.
strange Doihgs NJ Sea.
Something out of the common always
seems to happen aboard that long. low.
raklsn oratt the New Yorker when she
,jon 70 tbs r,,is To- s1han .hs .,e-,ad ~
drift Tor 1,La "a, tna lnoi, q $780, 20
rain .teasiiv. ana nr.t ons snsIsr and
than another nut IN az nmhraiie vh,ch
I,a - course hsiS ,pnrn hasd "a 80 !, 4. III
In the other When a S,,sa mads strike
tha ,InShreiia rsuoa dnnyn tsmncrsrti, 81
suow IT, az Sain9 snsIad =, ans -. gg.a
w. who haior5ads - az IN, ~ Ill. 5000
were dnIv tsered nv nessIng nsaft INIT
being case hardened in iniquity we bore
the insults with the equanimity born Of a
etehr conso,e9ce, ana IN the knowleoso
that we rad more or less dry clothes on.
Ihen my OLD friend, Cninese Trout,
VINO mas a penchant Tor Dig words was
expa,lating TO me upon the enormity OF
ptonloition. In the course OF wnich diatrlbe
so,, oSIu hph IeeUun. al me eV,,s .ns. VII
gation.'' Heyi what's THAR And he
pulled up n big huke. Then he continued
"And as l was saying, nothing could be
more hypochondriacar'--
Hello, there's another" And sure
| enough ne iugged In another fne one
And then he resumed, II was Just going
to say that these people In their selfish
~. fin.a M -, t. .,,ou.rr, A,a
an. more hio On. went i,tn Me hag. ana
80 went al oay-every ZINE ne came 70
fnciasnts,is hs n.yer eot 20 M ana n,
ms sermon, but nc got a nsstul ot !. nue. is,
,snP D'"S S. 1870 ~. i To- ST,o>r NJ
Wss, Ranr r,sh, In,v az
No Line Restrictions In Event -Four.
The tournament committee of the Asbury
Park Fishing Club mas decided to elimi-
nate in event four The restriction as to
lines Event four will therefore read as
follows: Open, Average OF casts open
| fiold reels 10 or larger Gentle svstem
| iSo per cent rs per cent 90 per cent
Tbe kshurv Park tournament will he
held on Aue1st 2 at the athletic grounds
At Moth shnrv Ioark
..V''n Hy ,,.
Desire FlshinG boat from new 1ork OHy.
Isaac wallach OF SO West Thirty-third
| street has sent n petition to THE SUN
signed by seven fishermen, saying that they
| would gladly pay So a trip TO go to the
deep sea fishing grounds on a boat like
1.hpp .,,saA .hts Tanrn. iosytns ~ q
A. NJ from New York city
uooL. I'm Pail with I.obster Inside.
~As Am A"i' """ Ho"'
In the Linta of carnarsie tho other day
Lew. who collects the tickets and looks
after thtrsts of fishermen. threw line
overheard hoping that his spearfns palt
| would lure fiuke, Feeling bite" he
| reeled In. not FISH. but an old tin pail.
In the pail, however, was lobster.
Memorial Trees,
...,. ~. han ,or.r m.