The Washington times., 1935-10-17

| 1ne balClmOfe CaSCl0B CIuD
held its ninth annual tourna-
ment on Sunday last in the rain,
casting from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m.
at Druid Hill Park.
The wet fly accuracy test was
won by Walter H. C. Tolle with
a score of SO per cent. George
Cook, of Washington, SO per
cent. The world record is 100
per cent.
The Washington Casting Club
was represented by eight casters
and the Wilmington Del0 Cast
ing Club by two. Al Foss, Of
Florida, was present but did
not cast. He is one of the coun-
try's outstanding casters. Balti-
more had nine casters at work.
Tolle, of the Baltimore Club,
captured the prize for the best
open all-around caster, Maryland
all-around and Maryland bait
all-around. He received a silver
cup for each.
Samuel Wilhelm, of Whining
ton, won the fisherman'S event
for the third time. the silver
cup becoming his own.
william B. Holton, Of Chevy
Chase, member of the Washing
ton club and last years best
Maryland caster, both bait and
open, won the five eighths ounce
distance event with a cast Of 240
feet.
The Baltimore clubs secretary,
Lee Sens, captured the three
eighthS ounce accuracy event with
a score of "a per cent. The worlds
record being 98 per cent.
The reentry event of the five
eighthS ounce weights, for a cast
ing rod built to fit the caster, was
won by George A. Cook, Of Wash
ington, after two cast offs with
Herman A. Schneider, Of Balti-
more, each making 100 per cent.
The scores are:
Three Eighths ounce Accuracy-First,
Lee Sens, 81 per cent bait casting rod ;
second, W. H. c. Tolle, 81 per cent, Gep-
hart salt water rod; third, Samuel
Wilhelm, 81 per cent, johnson trophy
casting rod: fourth. William B. Holton,
SS per cent. King miAnow net: fifth. H.
W. johnson, ST., Washington, IS per
cent, subscription Sports Afield; sixth,
Norman L. Niedentohl Baltimore, - per
cent, Ederer Shakespeare reel; seventh,
Chuck johnson, Washington, So per cent,
can Edgeworth tobacco, quart Taylor
honey; eighth, Nevin Niedentohl, Balti-
plaque; ninth. Harold. vermuehl. wash
ington, 81 per cent, keep 'em alive
stringer, mstalure bats; tenth, George
r. Babylon Baltimore. 50 per cent,
ldeal float, Noxzema shaving cream.
Five-eighths ounce accuracy-First
William B. Holton, 90 per cent, true tenn
per rod, McCallister; second George A.
Cook SO per cent buddy tackle box;
third. Z. F. Appling, Baltimore, % per
cent, bean tackle case; fourth, Samuel
stockings; fifth, Lee Sens. 90 per cent
weezel bait. acetta bait; sixth, H.
Haughton, Washington. IS per cent. sub
scription. Rod and Cur; seventh, Harold
vermuehl, So per cent, chunn baits, Nc
Callister, can EdReworth tobacco; eighth,
Herman A. Schneider, IS per cent.
Weber rainbow plaque, McCalIister;
ninth, W. H. C. Tolle, 81 per cent keep
EN- alive stringer and metalurs bats;
tenth, r. Norman Niedentohl, Sc per
cent, ideal fishing float and noxzema
shaving cream.
Dry fly unknown-First George A.
fly reel: second, Harold VermuehI, 50
per cent, Ivanhoe fly line; third, Will
liam B. Holton, SO per cent Hewitts
hand book of fly fishing: fourth, F. H.
Truin, Baltimore, sS per cent Armstrong
tackle box; fifth, W. H. C. Tolle, So per
cent, Wilwarth flies; sixth, Chuck John
son. 50 per cent, Wallace BATS accetta
bait; seventh. Norman L. Neidentohl. so
per cent. chum spoon BATS McCallister;
eighth, Dan Carpenter Washington, so
per cent, can Edgeworth tobacco: ninth,
H. Haughton, IS per cent, metalurs
bats, keep EN- alive stringer; tenth,
Herman A. Schneider. so per cent nox-
zema shaving cream-ideal fishing float.
Accuracy Fly Wet-First, w. H. c.
Tolle 80 per cent, American fork and
hoe fly rod; second. George A. Cook,
SS per cent, Field and Stream Book,
Days In the Open; third, william B.
Holton.' 81 per cent, Ashaway trolling