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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-15
Indiana Cagers Defeat Unbeaten NOtre Dame

Minnesota from 18th to sixth, Okla
homa Ann down from fourth to
seventh, North Carolina State down
from seventh TO eighth, Fordham
into ninth from nowhere and West.
ern Kentucky into 10th from 18th.
Kansas and La Sale dropped
Spectacularly. The Jayhawks,
ranked fifth before they had played
a game, lost the'f first two and
fell into the also-ranS. La Sale,
upset by Niagara, slipped from
sixth TO goth.
In other action last night Okla.
homa upset Wisconsin 69-65 and
Alabama broke a two-game losing
streak at the expense g Bradley
1851.
In the South Furmsn won its first
game of the season 103-75 over
Virginia Tech with Frank Selvy
scoring 43 points and Fred Fraley
"a for Furman. Southern Methodist
squeezed past Memphis State $3.50.
West Virginia beat Maryland s7-Tl,
and Rice continued its good start
with a 56-49 decision over a good
Tulane club.
Out West Texas Christian con.
tinued its miserable road trip by
losing to Utah 72-5S.
The leading teams (first-place
votes in parentheses):
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.Kuenll Named
AS The Rookie
OF The Year

MILWAUKEE Up - Harvey Ku.
enn, Detroit Tiger shortstop and
onetime "bonus baby" who prob
ably cut his first tooth on a base
ball bat, is the American Leagues
Rookie of the Year.
The brilliant but modest young
Ster, a native Milwaukeean, wasn't
so sure he deserved the honor when
told last night he had been picked
by q of the "a members of the
Most Valuable Players Committee
of the Baseball Writers Assn.
II almost thought it was a gag
some of the boys were pulling on
me But I'll do everything
can TO live up to everyone's ex-
pectations," he said.
Kuenn, who might consider the
award belated birthday gift-he
turned % a few days ago-has been
pretty good at living up to expecta-
tons ever since Harvey Sr. put a
tiny bat in his hands when the
lad could hardly walk.
Between that day and this there's
a long list of sports accomplish
ments and records shattered in
baseball, basketball and football,
capped by sensational debut with
Detroit this year.
The Tigers were n last place
when they parted with a reported
SIS, 900 bonus TO .outbid 10 other
clubs for the University of Wis
consin baseball star n June 1852.
He went up to Davenport Of the
Three-I League and Detroit brought
him up at the end of the 1852
season. His 1858 record includes:
A fielding percentage of .975
based on only q errors in no
chances.
A batting average of 30S, sixth
in the league among players with
400 or more times at bat.
Being the first player in the
league to hit zoo safeties. CHS TO-
tai of 200 was highest for both
leagues
Setting an American League
record for times at bat-679.
Hitting 80 doubles, seven triples
and two homers.
Kuenn has been rated higher as
a hitter than a fielder, but he was
second only to the Browns Bill
Hunter in total chances. Hunter
had S21 to Kuen's no.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-15
NOTICE TO CREnIToRS


(1933 Probate Act. Secs. I1S. 1901
IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MO- ROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re: Estate of
CHARLES FREDERICK ALBERT,
JR., also known as c. F. Albert,
Jr.,
Deceased.
To All Creditors and Persons
Having Claims or Demands
Against Said Estate:
You and each of you are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which you, or
either Of you, may have against the
estate OF Charles Frederick Albert.
.Ir.. also known as g. r. Albert, Jr..
deceased. late of said County to the
County judge OF Monroe County.
Florida, at his office in the court
house of said County at Key West.
Florida, within eight calendar
months from the time OF the first
publication Of this notice. Each
claim or demand shall he in writine,
and shall state the place of resi-
dence and post office address of the
claimant. and shall be sworn to by
the claimant, his agent. his attorney.
and any such claim or demand not
so filed shall he void.
Isl BILLIE PIERCE AT.RERT
As executor of the Last VIII and
Albert, Jr, also known as c. F.
Albert. Tr.. deceased.
TOM O. WATKINS.
ATTORNEY for Executrix,
Sal whitehead st.
Kew West, Florida
Dec. IS. 1883.
dec15-ss-2s, 1883 jams. 1884
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Press football poll, was an over
whelming selection in the 18th an.
nual voting.
Of the 500 coaches casting bal.
lots, Isl chose Tatum. Only mem.
bers of the American Football
Coaches Assn. are eligible to vote.
Runner-up to Tatum was Henry
(Red) Sanders of UCLA with III
votes. Forest Evashevsh of Iowa
finished third with 16s votes, fol.
lowed by Notre Danes Frank
Leahy with "a.
Ray Eliot of Illinois was fifth.
Ralph Jordan of Auburn sixth.
sixth, George Munger of Penn
seventh, Ivy Williamson of Wis.
consin eighth, Earl Blaik of Army
ninth and Art Lewis of West Vir.
ginia and Paul Bryant of Kentucky
tied for 10th.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-15
BY BEN PHLEcAR

NEW YORK R-Indlana, Ken.
lucky and Duquesne-the big three
in the first Associated Press week.
ly basketball poll-are making the
experts look good.
No sooner were they selected by
the sports writers and broadcasters
on the basis of the past weeks
performances than they went out
last night and added new victories
to their unbeaten records.
The Hoosiers, In one Of their
toughest tests so far, defeated pre-
viously unbeaten Notre Dame S.
SIS. Big Don Schlundt was held &c
nine points but Bob Leonard, a
flashy guard, took up the scoring
slack with 81.
Kentucky bounced Wake Forest
10l-69 with a 36-point last quarter
The Atlantic Coast Conference
Demons led by as much as six
points in the early going but the
Wildcats checked them on four
field goals in the second half. Liz
Pickett and Phil Grawemeyer, q
pair of sophomores, spanked q
fourth-quarter rally.
Duquesne coasted over Carnegie
Tech 65-42 with the starting five
playing together only in the frs
quarter. Dick Ricketts, tailed Il
for the Dukes.
In this first weekly poll Indiana
was the first choice on IS of the
rs ballots. Kentucky was tops OF
20 and Duquesne on 5. On the usual
1898 etc. scoring system Indiana
collected TAB points to 621 for Ken
lucky and 5S4 for Duquesne.
Two Of the other members of the
new top 10 also played and wor
last night. Fifth-ranking Louisiana
State defeated Texas Ann 77-5t
with Bob Petit scoring q points
Oklahoma Ann, No. Z, routed Col
orado 1857 as 6-foot-11 Bob Mat
tick scored % points. The Cowboy!
hit Oh 20 of 36 field goal attempts
Below the first three there wa:
considerable juggling between the
preseason poll and this weeks frs
regular season balloting. Illinois
moved up from ninth to fourth
Louisiana State from 10th to fifth
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF CALLING FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given to whoIY
II may concern that on the 30tl
day of December. AID. 1853 at 2:0t
Pm. in the Monroe County Courr
House, Key West. Florida, tn,
Board of County Commissioner:
will open sealed bids for the fol.
lowing road construction:
Project GRID 15A-54, Grade and
drain Calbreath Avenue, Key
Vaca, Monroe County. Florida.
Project GRID 15C-54. Grade. drain
and surface Peninsular Street,
Key Faca, Monroe County,
Florida.
Bidders may obtain plans ant
specifications and all other neces.
sary bid information from the OF
flee of the County Clerk. COUNTY
Court House. Key West, Florida
All bids must be in the hands O.
the County Clerk on or before 2:0t
PM, Wednesday, December 3oth
1853.
The Commission reserves the righ'
to accept or reject any and all bids
made pursuant to this advertise
ment.
Key West Florida. December II
1853.
(sEAL) EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk, Board of County Commits
sioners. Monroe County, Florida.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF CALLING ron INNS

Notice Is hereby given to whom
" may concern that on the 30th
uay OF December, AID. 1863. at 2.O0
Pm. In the Monroe County Cont
House, Key West, Florida. the
Board of County Commissioner ~
monroe County, Florida, will open
seated oids for the leasing OF the
Parking Lot Concession at Meach-
am Airport. Key West, Florida.
BIDS are TO be submitted on a
one or more year basis, rent paw
able monthly in advance.
Additional information as n
terms of the required contract and
other bid information may be oh-
tanned from Paul r. SAWYER. Conn.
lty Attorney, 5i78 Whitehead Street
Key West, Florida.
All bids must be in the hands
Of the County Clerk before 200
PM. on Wednesday. the goth day
OF December, AID. 1853.
The Commission reserves the
right to accept or reject any and
all bids pursuant to this advertise
ment. and after the acceptance Of
any bid, the Board reserves the
right to cancel the bid If the sue
cessful bidder refuses to enter into
contract suitable to said Board
OF County Commissioners.
Key West, Florida, December II,
1883.
EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk, Board of County Commits
sioners. Monroe County. Florida.
ideci5-22, 1853
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NOTICE or CALLING ron BIDS


II may concern that on the 30th
day Of December. AID. 1853. at 900
Pm, in the Monroe County Court
House. Key West. Florida, the
BOARD of County Commissioners of
Monroe County. Florida. viii open
sealed bids for the leasing OF the
right and privilege of operating n
Snack Bar at Meacham Airport. Key
West, Florida. said contract TO in
eIude the exclusive right to this
type of concession, and the person
obtaining contract shall have the
right TO operate same In space pro-
vided by the County at the Air
port. subject to the negotiation of
satisfactory contract between
Monroe County, Florida, and the
successful bidder.
Bids are to be submitted on a
one or more year basis, rent pay
abe monthly in advance.
Additional Information as to terms
OF the required contract and other
bid Information may be obtained
from Paul f. Sawyer. County At
torney, 517iA Whitehead Street, Key
West, Florida.
All bids must be in the hands
of the County Clerk before 400
PM on Wednesday, the 30th day
of December, AID. 1853.
The Commission reserves the right
to accept or reject any and all bids
pursuant TO this advertisement. and
after the acceptance of any bid, the
Board reserves the right TO cancel
the bid II the successful bidder re-
fuses TO enter into a contract suit
able to said Board of County Com
missioners.
Key West, Florida, December II,
1853.
EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk. Board of County Commits
stoners. Monroe County, Florida.
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ORDINANCE NO. 422.
COMMISSION SERIES

AN ORDINANCE : AMENDING
SECTION 32.4 OF THE CODE
lOF THE CITY OF KEY WEST
FLORIDA, 1852, RELATING TC
THE SCHEDULE OF LICENSES
FOR PERSONS OR COMPAN.
IIES ENGAGED IN BUSINESS
i'm THE CITY OF KEY WEST
FLORIDA, BY ADDING A NEW
ITEM HEREUNDER, TO BE
KNOWN AS ITEM 156-D: DE.
CLEARING THIS ORDINANCE
ITO BE AN EMERGENCY MEAS.
URE, AND BY UNANIMOUS
VOTE OF THE COMMISSION
DISPENSING WITH THE NE
lCESSITY OF READING THIS
ORDINANCE AT TWO REGU.
LIAR MEETINGS, NOT LESS
THAN ONE WEEK APART
AND PROVIDING WHEN ORDT
NANCE GOES INTO EFFECT.
Be it enacted by the City Com
mission of The City of Key West
Florida:
Section 1. That Section 32.4 o.
the Code of The City of Key West
Florida, 1852, be amended by add
ing a new item hereunder, to be
Known as Item (156-D, to read a:
follows:
(156-1) RETAIL STORES-Re-
tail stores having no place of
business within the city limits,
but making deliveries of mer-
chandise at retail to consumers
in the city and said retail
stores having no retail outlet
or place of business containing
personal property or stock to
be used in connection with the
conduct of its business upon
which personal property assess
mentS may be made go. 81, 10000
Section 2. This Ordinance il
hereby declared to be an emer
geney measure, on the ground:
that this Ordinance is necessar,
for the preservation of the peace
health, prosperity and safety O.
the people of The City of Key
West, Florida.
Section 3. That the reading o.
this Ordinance at two regular
meetings, not less than one weeE
Iapart, is hereby dispensed witt
by unanimous vote of the Commits
sion.
Section 4. This Ordinance shall
lgo into effect Immediately upon it.
passage and adoption and authen
ltication by ythe signature of tha
presiding officer and the Clerk O.
1.-THE Commission, and publication
thereof one time in a newspaper
lof general circulation published il
The City Of Key West, Florida.
Passed and adopted by the Cit,
Commission at a meeting HEX
this 14th day of December, A. D
I1s5s.
Isl c. B. HARVEY,
Mayor.
Attest:
Victor Lowe,
City Clerk.
] dec15, ls5;
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-15
SOLOMON WILL
START AS CONCHs
SEEK FIRST WIN

In keeping with their poll
cy of tackling the best in
the state, the Key West High
School basketball team will
meet the Miami Senior High
Stingarees tonight on the
high school hardwood. The
battle is slated to get under
way at SIS p. m. and will
be preceded by a contest
matching the Conch Jayvees
and the Coral Shores School
Of Marathon.
Key West Is running up against
the Stingarees only two days after
they battled Coral Gables right
down to the wire before they sue
eumbed 5T-52. And they'll be run
ming into q veteran studded club
tonight-many OF the Miami per.
formers were members Of last
years team which waltzed through
O Is game schedule indicated
until they lost to Fort Lauderdale
In the finals OF the state Glass "A
tournament. The Stings are co-fav.
Orites along with the Gables TO cop
the crown this year. Tonight's bat.
lie viii mark the first meeting be-
tween the two clubs In many sea.
sons.
Miami Coach Vince SehsefssF
end ceaeh menfoT Win Jones
were classmates ~ DeLand's
Sssissn University ~ but their
friendship does NOT extend 10 fhe
basketball court and they'll both
Be pElmed fer q win tonight. us
MIamrs initial start Of the see.
sen.
This win be our toughest game
Of the year" Jones said.
Hell pin his hopes on the Conchs
usual furious brand Of basketball
and hope they can get their tight
zone defense functioning to hold
down the Miami attack. The Conchs
win probably pin their hopes on
the eagle-eye shooting of forward
Glynn Archer who garnered %
points against Coral Gables Satur-
day night.
Jones announced today that he
win make one change In his start
Ing lineup when he viii start Jim
solomon In place of Ralph White
at one Of the guard spots. Solomon
has been suffering from an ankle
injury but is now in shape.
osheE starters are guard Siu
Loavn, center John eaFboneIl
end forward julio HenFiqUax. Glib.
BY Gates, Biff Sslssdo and Joe
carbenell ere also expected 10
see . los OF action.
The Conchs viii be running up
against a pair Of All-State per.
formers in Miami's Charlie Pike
and Dick Hoban. And Wayne VIII
liams, six foot, five inch center
Is also highly touted in the Miami
area.
Others who viii see plenty Of
duty tonight are Don Miller, Louis
Cortina, Bob Fisher and Bob Bus.
hong.
What may result In a long basket
ball rivalry win get underway in
the preliminary game when Ray
Blais' Jayvees tackle the Coral
Shores five. 1t marks the first year
that the Shores has fielded a team
but they now have 100 boys to
choose from and will have the edge
IN height over the locals.
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ITatum Is Named
Coach OF Year

NEW YORK Up Jim Tatum,
football coach at the University
of Maryland. was named today as
the 1858 Coach of the Year in a
nationwide poll Of college coaches,
conducted by Scripps Howard
Newspapers.
Tatum, whose Terrapins were
ranked as the top team in the
country in the final Associated
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or CALLING ron nrD

NOTICE or CALLING ron BIDS
Notice Is hereby given 10 whom
~ may concern that On the Sofa
day Of December, AID. 1853, a. z.G0
psi in the Monroe County Court
House, Key West. Florida, the
Board Of County Commissioners OF
Monroe County, Florida, will open
sealed bids for the leasing Of the
Airport Key West, Florida
Bids are To be submitted on a
ons or more year basis. reat pay
able monthly in advance.
Additional information as 20 terms
Of the required contract and other
bid information may be obtained
from Paul +. Sawyer, County At
torney. SIT Z Whitehead Street. Key
West Florida
All bids must be in the hands
a the County Clerk before 90
Pm. on Wednesday. the 70th day
Of December, AID. 1859.
The Commission reserves the
right to accept or reject any and
all bids pursuant to this adver-
tisement, and after the acceptance
of any bid. the BOARD reserves the
right to cancel the bid III the sue
cessfui bidder refuses TO enter into
Ia contract suitable TO said Board
of County Commissioner.
Key West, Florida. December Il,
EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk. Board OF County Commits
sioners, Monroe County. Florida.
deci5-22, 1853
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-15
BY JACK HAND
tFor Gayle Talbofl

NEW YORK Up - Bill Terry
should pull a strong vote when
they get around 10 the next hall
of fame elections Kid Gavilan
may be Fighter Of the Year, but
not in Syracuse, where they saw
him lose to Danny Womber and
just squeeze past home town boy
Carmen Basilio Choice Of
DR.. Vincent Nardiello TO be hon.
ored for long and meritorious
service to boxing recalls when
"the Doc" was Jimmy Sheppard,
a flashy lightweight.
Ray Arcel continues to do a
great job with his Saturday box.
ing series that shifts south TO New
Orleans and Miami for the holi.
day season What ever hap
pened to Bob Murphy, the fellow
who almost organized a baseball
players union a few years
back? Was the vote 1873 and
not 100 for the player representa-.
tives to refuse to talk turkey with
Ford Prick unless their lawyer was
present?
Washington would peddle Maury
MeDermott to the Yankees if they
Gould get Gus Triandos, Bill Show
ron and Andy Carey. They might
even throw in Mickey Vernon
tot Solly Hemus probably will
Of tradea Tor pitching strength,
now that the Cardinals have paid
$500, 600 for rookie shortstop Alex
Grammas Baltimore and the
Philadelphia AS have to do some
trading before spring, even if just
to show the fans they'r not stand
ing pat on 1853 deadwood.
Floyd Patterson, the 1853 Rookie
OF the Year in boxing, isn't going
TO wait until 81 to test the jinx
that usually follows the award. He
goes to the post tonight in Brook
iyL against Dick Wagner. The year
after Rocky CaStellani was named
Rookie he went into taiIspin
everybody knows what happened
70 the 1852 prize package, Vince
Martinez.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-20
WOMAN'S CLUB HAS
EDUCATION PROGRAM

Mrs. D. E. Evans, Dare Coun-
tvs superintendent of education,
was speaker Tuesday evening at
the meeting of the Manteo Wo-
mans Club, when a program on
education and public affairs was
presented to the club. In addition
to the talk she made, Mrs. Evans
passed around quiz which
showed how many things par
ents do not know about the way
the schools are run.
The project chairman was in
structed to look into the matter
of providing a special table for
the new Dare County health CEN
ter.
The hostesses, Mrs. Wayland
Fry, Mrs. Fred Basnight, Mrs. w.
L. Warren and Mrs. Theo. S.
Meekins, Jr., served refreshments
of cookies and sherbet. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Peterson was a guest Of
the club.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-20
BEAR HUNTING ON
MAINLAND BELOW PAR

Big game hunting generally
and bear hunting in particular
has been below par during the
current big game hunting season.
Reports of kills this year have
not been as frequent as last year.
Ken Ward, who guides anglers
on big game fish forays into the
Gulf Stream during the summer
months and big game hunters
after deer and bear in the winter
when the season is open, stated
this week that in his opinion the
bear hunting was below par due
to lack of food for the animals.
Most of the bear in the big
woods of Dare are killed in the
Millcreek and South Lake re-
gions while the are feeding ON
cypress and gum berries. This
year there has been a shortage
of berries and recently great
flockS of robins in the woods have
just about cleaned out the berry
crops, according to Ward. This
has resulted in the bear remain
ing deep in the woodlands and
sWamps and away from the easy
to penetrate areas.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-20
PLEASE HELP US WITH
WELL-WRITTEN COPY

No matter how much we beg
our correspondents to stop num-
bering news items; to writing on
both sides of the paper; no
matter how much we beg them to
use "and" and not "&" in place
of and; no matter how much we
ask them to double space their
typing, there will be some who
Aep doing it, and when there is
Hot one with the time in the
office to do it all over again, it
gets thrown away, and doesn't
get printed. Notes come written
on the opposite side of piece of
news. We have to cut the note off
and put ON the office hook.
Therefore the news diesn't get
set up, it's lost.
We love to print the news, but
words must be spelled out. When
such symbols as "sect." or "sec,"
mite" "&" and many other things
are used, we have to leave out
the whole thing, for there is no.
body to write all over again,
what might have as easily been
done in the first place.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-20
MRS. ALICE r. HAYMAN

Mrs. Alice Rodgers Hayman,
81, native of Duck, Dare Coun-
ty and a resident of Grandy for
the past two years, died Monday
afternoon in Elizabeth City.
She was the daughter of the
late Stephen and Elizabeth Bunch
Rodgers and a member of the
Baptist Church.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Matthias Hayman of Gran
dy; four daughters, Mrs. Mary
Outlaw of Grandy, Mrs. Edna
Hewitt of Virginia Beach, Mrs
Bertha Thompson of Norfolk and
Mrs. Ola Van Austin of Philadel-
phia; four sons, Chapman Hay
man of Boston, Larry G.. Hay
man of Philadelphia, Frank Hay
man of Norfolk and Norman
Hayman, U. S. Navy, stationed at
cambridge, Md; two sisters,
Mrs. w. G. Toler of South Caro-
lima and Mrs. Alethia Litchfield
of Virginia Beach; and seven
grandchildren.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-11-20
DOZEN WHITE MARLIN
TAKEN WITH ROD-REEL
OFF, DARE COAST-1o53
BY AYcocK BROWN

Hatteras. = The big game bill
fishing season catches of 1858
have definitely put the Dare
coast of North Carolina in the
spotlight for those who are in
tereSted in blue and white mar
brought lin and sailfish. Twelfth
white marlin to be taken in
waters of the Cape Hatteras re-
gion was brought in Saturday by
DR.. Jesse c. Overbey, Norfolk,
Va, dentist who made big game
fishing news in a national way
recently when he hooked and
brought in blue marlin that
weighed almost 900 pounds.
DR.. Overbey had actually come
to Hatteras on the week end to
get his cruiser the Snapper II
and take it back to Norfolk for
overhauling. He arrived here in
Spring-like November weather
and decided to take one more
trip offshore.
With Capt. Wheeler Balance
as his guide, he started trolling
in Hatteras Blight, caught a few
dolphin and bonita and decided
to go on offshore and use the
small fish he had taken as bait
for possible billfish catch.
No one expected to catch
white marlin so late in the sea-
son, but when one hit the bait
fish he started Keeling and min
utes later had boated 71-pound
white marlin, one of the largest
of the species taken off the Dare
Coast this season. His catch
brought the total bill-fish catch
of 1858 to IL white marlin taken
off Hatteras and Oregon Inlet:
three blue marlin landed off Hat
teras and approximately 35 sail
lsh landed by anglers fishing off
HatteraS and Oregon Inlet.