The Washington times., 1935-10-17
FISHING
According to
IZAAK WALTON

lcent, Arbogast bats; fifth, Herman A.
Schneider, SO per cent, Enterprise nobby
per cent, subscription Rod and Gun;
seventh, Lee Sens, 50 per cent, Accetta
bats; eighth, George R. Babylon, rs
per cent, can sdgeworth tobacco; ninth,
baits-idesl fishing floats; tenth, H.
Haughton. So per cent, keep 'em alive,
Stringer-Noxzema shaving cream.
Three-eighths Distances-First, w. H.
second. Donald Carpenter. 1855 feet,
Glading casting line; third, Herman A.
Schneider, 149 feet, Ashaway bait line,
McCallister; fourth, Lee Sens, 142 feet,
George R. Babylon, l41 feet thermic
jug; sixth, Norman L. Niedentohl, 1909
feet. South Bend baits-metalure bats; !;
seventh, George A. Cook, 1876 feet, ideal
eighth, H. HaughtOn 1865 feet, sub
scription National Sportsman, Mccall
lister; ninth William B. Holton, 104.5,
subscription Hunting and Fishing. Nc
Callister.
Five-eighths Distance-First, William
B. Holton, 24O feet, Pendleton woolen
fishing shirt; second, NJ. !. Taylor.
Ocean City surf reel; third. W. H. c.
Tolle. 1S7 feet. Hull auto compass;
weezel bats; fifth. Lee Sens, 1913 feet,
Creek Club bats; sixth, Herman A.
Schneider, 164.6 feet, can Edgeworth to-
bacco; seventh, George A.. Cook, 1872
feet, subscription National Sportsman.
metalurs baits; eighth, Donald Carpen-
ter, 1863 feet, subscription, Hunting
and Fishing; ninth. Norman L. Nieden-
tohl, ia feet ideal fishing float-keep 'em
alive Stringer: tenth, Samuel Wilhelm,
1872 feet Noxzema shaving cream-ideal
fishing float.
Fisherman's Accuracy Evant-Ftrst,
Samuel Wilhelm, 90 per cent, silver cup
and Kennedy tackle box; second, W. H.
c: TOlle: % per cent; % stsrnO cabin
cent, Baltimore. three Druley's bats;
fourth, william B. Holton, 81 per cent,
can Edgeworth tobacco. Accetta and
Gilmore bats; fifth, George A. Cook,
80 per cent, Eppinger and Accstta bats;
leather belt; seventh, N. |. Taylor. 81
eighth, Nevin Niedentohl, So per cent.
can Edgeworth tobacco. quart honey;
quart Taylor honey, Ideal fishing floats;
tenth, H. Haughton, ss per cent. Nox-
zema shaving cream. Ideal fishing
float.
Reentry. Event-First. George A.
Cook, 100 per cent, bait rod made to
Cal: second, Herman A. Schneider, 100
per cent, Ashaway sport line; third,
Herman A. Schneider. sS per cent. two
metal bats; fourth, W. H. C. Tolle, 80
per cent, Two lQSal IhnlnK IIOaJS,
George r. Babylon, 9S per cent. can.
The all around events include those
entering every event.
The Open All Around Event-First w.
H. c. Tolle, SS per cent, Horrocks Jb-
botson silver cup, courtesy McCallister's;
second, William e. Holton, SIS per cent,
Ruoff gold pearl pin: third. Lee Sens,
81 per cent; fourth Herman A. Schnei-
der, ~ per cent: fifth Don Carpenter,
IS per cent: sixth, George r. Babylon,
6s per cent: seventh, Norman L. Me
dentohl 81 per cent.
The Maryland All Around-First, W.
H. C. Tolle. Ss per cent, Maryland
State Game and Fish Protective Asso-
citation Silver Cup; second. william B.
HOlton, sS per cent: third. Lee Sens
50 per cent; fourth. Herman A. Sehnei
der, 7s per cent; fifth, George R.
ship-First. w. H. C. TOlle, 81 per
second. Lee Sens, 20 per cent; third,
William B. Holton, 50 per cent: fourth.
Herman A. Schneider. Sc per cent;
fifth, George R. Babylon. So per cent:
sixth, Norman L. Niedentohl. 50 per
cent.
Each visiting caster is to be pre-
sented a subscription to Outdoors Maga-
zine, courtesy of Outdoors, Chicago
Ill. The next annual tournament of
the Baltimore Casting Club will be
held on the Sunday following Labor
Day, 1896.