The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-20
The PRIZE WINNERS
FOREST AND STREAM CLUB CLOSES
GEO. R. BABYLON RECEIVES LARGEST
PERCENTAGE IN EVENTS EXCELLENT
TROPHIES.

tory of 46 years of living out of doors.
The club added ten new members to
| its roster before going into camp. The
| fish SupperS of the club are so well
known that the cooks have difficulty
i'll handling the crowds. The atten-
dance each year was beyound any
thing of previous years. Quite a num-
Der of Baltimoreans are members of
this club. On Friday evening much ex-
citement was caused by one of the
members bringing into camp small
mouth bass weighing one ounce less
than three pounds. The next day one
weighing three pounds was brought
in and it was this bass that brought
its owner the Silver Cup and the
FOUNTAIN Pen. The club has among
its members some of the best rifle
shots in Maryland. Most of the casters
have beat their records of last year
and it is thought that the best of them
will participate in the Tournament
of the Nationanl Casting Association
which will be held in Columbus Ohio,
on August 18th.
The Monocacy River and its tribu-
taries flow at the foot of the Blue
Ridge Mountains, and trip into this
section discloses the most beautiful
part of Maryland, it is the usual thing
to pick up Indian relics such as hat
chefs, spear heads, arrow heads, ETC.
The Home Wollen Mills thru
George H. Melville, of Sykesville, Of
fers enough goods to make an over
coat to the member of the club catch
ing the largest bass during the bal
anee of the season. And there is no
doubt but that a mighty effort will
be made by each member to win the
overcoat.
The contests in camp resulted as
follows:
Largest Bass. n
1st, lbs, G. r. Babylon, Little Joe
Silver Cup, and Watewnan's Fountain
pen.
End, lbs. Is or, John w. Black,
justrite camp lamp.
3rd, IA h., H. G. Berwager, subcrip-
ton to American Angler.
4th, h. Z o., II. L. Hobby, Gayle
Simplicity reel
9Th, IN h., DR.. N. L. Niedentohl,
Bass Oreno bait.
9th, lib. 2 or, DR.. E. NJ Demarest,
Creek Club bait.
7th, IA o., j. A. Mitten, Ideal fish
ing float.
Bait Casting Distance x or.
1st, Ill it., H. L. Hobby, Montague
fishing rod.
End, 1885 it., Geo. H. Melville, Gold
Medal camp chair.
3rd, 94.7 It., G. r. Babylon, sub
scription Field and Stream
4th, 90.4 it., +. Lamotte Smith, Hor
ton Kingfisher line
9Th, s4.6 it., DIR. E. NJ. Demarest, En-
terprise bait sc
9Th, SS.6 it., ]. A. Mitten, Gayle Sim
plicity reel
7th. IA it., DR.. Glenn w. Horner,
Ideal Fishing float.
Bait Casting Distance Il or.
1st, S14 #, DIR. Glenn w. Horner.
Ever Ready Daylo light.
End, Is it., G.. r. Babylon, Barnes
folding landing net
3rd, 1913 it., Geo. H. Melville, mar
Bile clincher gait.
4th, COS it., Dr. E. NJ Demarest,
Joe WEIGH leader, Heddon "Dowagiac"
bait
9Th, SIS it., H. L.. Hobby, Keeling
bait.
9Th, 4S.8 it., ]. Smith Billingslea,
Bass Oreno bait
7th Az it., j. A. Mitten, Ideal fish
ing float.
Bait Casting Accuracy.
LIST, 1.6, Robert X. Billingslea, Hor-
surf rod, Bacrach-Ras-
in surf line.
End, II, G. R. Babylon, Martin Auto
matte reel.
Bird, 20, H. L. Hobby, Standard fish
ing tackle box.
4th, A, NJ. E. Campbell, Getz-Em |
minnow trap.
5th, AS, Carl c. Twigg, Joe WEIGH I
Leader, Heddon "Dowagiac" bait.
9Th, 5, DR.. e. M. Demarest, Keeling
bait.
It'll. 6. F. Lamotte Smith, Ideal fish
ing float
Water Boiling.
1st, 10 min, Carl c. Twigg, National
Vacuum bottle.
md, 10 1-6 min. G. R. Babylon, |
folding lantern.
3rd, 10A min, H. G. Berwager, mar
Bile match box.
4th, 1917 min, A. NJ. Zile, Joe WEIGH
Leader, Greek Club bait.
9Th, 1912 min, NJ E. Campbell, Keel
ing bait.
9Th. IA min, H. W. HandIey. Ideal
fishing float.
Revolver Shooting.
list, AZ, DR.. N. L. NiedentohI, Sheaf-
fer fountain pen, Kohn Pollock Inc.
End, 46, J. T. Anders, Jr., Deluxe
lather brush.
Srd, AZ, DIR. Glenn w. Horner, sub
scription field and stream.
Rifle Shooting.
1st, 81, Claud Mitten,, Gillette SAT
ETY. razor.