The Washington times., 1934-11-09

bility as prize winners:
First Prize: Hardhead Glass.
Unlimited tackle-Clarence E. Kef,
auner, TIC Eleventh st. N. w.
Four and p pound hardhead;
girth, 1874 in; length, 1924 in.
Caught at Plum Point, July IL,
1884, on heavy tackle. His prize
winning fish was weighed in at
the sports shop of Barber &
Ross, on the fourth floor, and we
direct him to call there for his
prize, which is an order for $4,000
worth of sporting goods.
First Prize: RockfiSh Class.
Light tackle-Harold A. Vermeule,
l6 Central Ave-, Cottage City, Md.
Ten and a pound rockfish; girth,
16 in; length, 32l2 in. Caught at
Tall Timbers, october 6, 1884, on
light tackle, IL ',ound test line, and
Az ounce tip. His prize winning
fish was weighed in at Simon Atlas
Sport Store, 927 D st. N. w. We
direct him to call there for his
prize, which is a Heddon Life
Pal' rod, valued at $500.
First Prize: Catfish Glass. Light
tackle-George H. Llewellyn, 4707
Connecticut Ave. N. w. Five
pound channel cat. girth, % in;
length, "a in. Caught at Gunston
Cove. Va, August 18, 1884, on a
512 ounce fly rod. The bait was
live millroach, and the fish
was weighed in at Atlas Sport
Store.
Wins Fly Rod
He wins the fly rod offered by
Fries, Beall & Sharp Co., 734
Tenth st. N. w., and should call
at their sporting goods depart
ment for same.
First prize Small-mouthed
black bass. Light tackle.
George H. Llewellyn, 4707 Con,
Connecticut Ave. N. W.. One pound
two ounce small-mouth, girth 9 in,
length 1872 inches. Caught at
SWANS Lock, Md, October "a,
1884, on a 512 ounce fly roc. The
fish was weighed in at the Atlas
Sports Store. He wins a Pfluger
salt water reel, donated as a
prize by the Sporting Goods De-
partment of the National Elec-
trical Supply Company, 1880
New York Ave-, N. w., and
should call there for his prize.
With ideal weather over the
past weekend bass fishermen
were disappointed by their re-
suits. Something was wrong,
but what, no one knows. How
ever, we know that this coming
weekend should be good. if all
signs do not fail. There are only
three more week-ends left in the
season.
Hunting Opens
The hunting season is now
open in Maryland on ducks,
season extending from November
8 to January IL. Ducks and geese
may only be shot on three days
per week, namely, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday. There is no
open season on reed birds this
year. Bag limits are: Ducks, IL
in the aggregate, or not more
than five of any one of the spe-
cies of river ducks. Geese, four
per day. Snipe. 20 per day. 1t
is unlawful to have in ole's pos
session more than two days bag
limit of the foregoing species.
On Thursday, November Is.
the season on upland game IN
Maryland opens and will extend
to December 81. During this
period the following game may
be shot and in the quantity here
in prescribed: Quail, 10 per day;
rabbit, six per day; turkey, one
per day; pheasant, two per day;
woodcock, four per day; squirrel,
10 per day; doves. Is per day.
Season closes December ID. Deer
one per season season closed
in all but three countless. Not
more than two days bag limit
of the foregoing species is al
lowed in your possession at any
one time with these exceptions;
Woodcock, three days limit;
pheasant, six per season; turkey
four per season.
Sunday Ban
No shooting or hunting is per,
mitted in Maryland on Sunday or