The Washington times., 1922-10-01
FISHERMEN'S
ANNUAL TRIP
BIG SUCCESS
Sons and Daughters Of Sir
Izaak Spend Enjoyable Day
on Briny Deep.
ny n. A. ANGLER.

ny n. A. ANGLER.
IN HE Potomac Anglers' third
I'll annual outing, held last
sunday at Chesapeake
Beach, will 60 down In \ the rec
ords Of the Association as one
or II not the finest outings of its
kind ever attempted by the pro-
tectors of the finny Tribe. Fully
$50 members and their friends
| participated in the days pleasure.
Ideal weather conditions prevail.
ed throughout the day and the
east winds that had been lettering
over the waters for some time pre-
vious shifted to the west, greatly
Improving bay fishing. N
| While no records were broken
| Tor big fish, many fair sized ones
were landed during the course Of
the day. Small spots were plentfs
ful, In fact they were a great anI
noyance to anglers seeking honors
| In the prize column Rockfish en-,
tirely disappeared and only one
founder was landed. Hardheads Of
the small variety were caught In
gopdly numbers.
The boats, under the captaincy Of
real !, bay fishermen, combed the
fishing grounds within a radius Of
ten miles, to bring the best luck
| possible to their crews.
r.. Curley. of 428 Ninth street
northwest, was the most yskilful
angler of the day. His three-pound
four-ounee trout carried Off top
honors in the big-fish contest for
the Washington Times $40 prize
as well as the Tryton reel, donated
by w. r. Roberts, for the largest
trout.
Mrs. F. d. Barstow, was the win.
by E. Block, a member Of the as
sociation, for the largest fish
caught by any lady angler. Mrs.
Charles Mace was runner up, her
two-pound trout falling few
ounces short Of the winners prize
eel.
w. W. Ebert, Of Cherrydale, Va.
with ticket number 304, carried off
the deep sea outfit.
Other winners were as follows: A.
W. Meyer, 1913 North Carolina
avenue northeast, second largest
trout, Kennedy fishing kit. s. Atlas
and Sons. Walter Mack, 1915 Po.
tomac avenue, third largest trout,
submarine bait bucket, The Vim.
Jim Watts, 1901 C street south.
west. fourth largest trout. salt.
water rod, D. N. Walford.
w. H. Lahr, 1914 Fourteenth
street northwest, largest bluefish.
ohe and three-quarter pounds, tri.
part reel, Saks sporting goods dept.
Fred Rice, s23 Ninth street north
west, second largest blueflsh. fish
1 L.. I'd III
Dave Moorehead, Washington
ter of a pound, bait bucket. How.
ard French.
II. v. Chase, 1910 East Capitol
street. largest hardhead, one pound.
nine ounces, three-piece fishing rod,
The Sport Mart.
A partial list Of those attending
is as follows:
H. A. Ferris, e. G. Burns, c. J.
Curan, B. 4. Linden, r. C. Schleif,
c. Purcell, F. A. Williams, s. C.
Nash. J. Luckett. c. r. Brooks, d.
o. Miller, N. H. Merrill, W. r.
Perry, J. C. Smith, J. p. strobel, W.
r. Ross, r. e. Keyes, w. B.
Montgomery, Miss G. McKearnsy.
p. p. Mcclellan, e. J. Cross, Julius
MARITIME. Catherine Conoly, J. A.
Higgins, J. H. Haun, John 8. Cole.
J. H. Mullen, w. r. Mullen. r. c..
Meredith, s. N. Kidwell. @. 4.
Mason. Fred L. Meyer, L. +. Per.
ron, s. Burns, p. z. Martin, w.
Willis, J. Lochocler. wendolin
jain. NJ. H. Meacham. Capt. H.
Bauer. Henry Duehonig. DIR. George
Scala, William McKuety, r. b.
Willhide and son, J. c. Johnson, NJ. w.
Wilson. DR.. E. c. Barstow. M.
Beck, William Willery, BENJAMIN
L. Harding, e. e. Richards, F.
Curley, I; Gauges: Mack Spar.
Rich, c. E. shipley. G. p. Kera-
Lieberman. Harry v. Burrows, j.
A. Gibson, A. F. Alexander, NJ. b.
YergerrJ. 8. Frick, w. J. Mcwhiet,
M. C. Mollsr, w. T. ogle, Mrs.
Pullman. Mrs. Hornurg. w. It.
Webster, ], F. Crone, William Ack.
erman, william Groad, B. r. Sock.
rider, c. F. Davis and wife, r.
Elliott, w. oswalde, w. d. Coburn,
e. B, Perry, J. e. zea, Mrs. c. M.
Dobbs, q. II. Norwood, Miss N.
Brown, Miss c. Elliott, c. T. Lesg.
E. w. Zea.
M. Bryant. c. w. Baxter, A..
Rawlings, e. Keens. T. c. Martin,
H. p. Dusan, M. Denison, w. Den.
ison, II. 8. Adams, NJ. Denison, H.
D. Owen, J. r. Beihmsyer. H. b.
Schutt. q. W. Boyd, p. F. o'Con.
noll, J. H. King. J. B. Dickman,
J. b. Dickman, jr.. C. H., Mating.
ton, w. H. Lahr, w. r. Marquess,
w. A. Evans, r. II. Maryeson. s.
II. Gibson. j. w. Byng, e. B.
Duvall, r. r. Newman, j. J. Sabins,
H. 8. Clements, II. Bailey, T. A.
Clements, J. w. Town, w. Eldridge,
H. Delaney. T.. Mckenna, ]. r.
Kelly, J. %. Meorhead, d. Poors,
J, Moir, A. d. Trammell, A. r.
Bvrloy, W. NJ, Poke, e. H. Block,
J. G. Held, Z. T. Green, w. r.
Mckinley, J. n. Teniey, J. 9. Polly,
w. Wynkoop, d. Demyer. M, NJ.
Fieles,. A. F. Haynes, H. n, Ride.
out, w. T. Bailay. J. A. Deouin,
J. J. Owens. Mrs. Owens, +. G.
Homuler, T. c. Homuier. jr., Mrs.
T. c.. Homuler, CT e. Beatty, J. H.
wyatt, Mrs. ]. H. wyatt. j. II.
Wyatt, jr.. Miss A. Policy, Miss
NJ. Yoe, Mrs. c. w. Sheriff, VIII.
liam schmidttnan. Mario Leto, c.