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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-06
BaYBo'at Show
Opens Today

New models In boats Of all
sizes up to cruisers. are on dis
play in Baltimore where the
fifth annual Chesapeake Bay
Boat Show opened today at the
Fifth Regiment Armory.
Show hours today were 2 TO
1890 pm. The exhibit will con-
tinue through March IL. Hours
tomorrow will be noon to 1890
pm. and thereafter, 2 pm. to
10:30 pm.
Sailboats as we'll as power
boats are on view. Included are
runaboutS, utilities. prams,
dinghies. canoes and rowboats.
Foreign as we'll as domestic
boat builders are represented.
There also are displays of
engines, lnboarC, CUPBOARD and
Diesel. as we'll as trailers, cleo
tronic equipment, hardware,
paint and wearing apparel.
Other attractions include
skin diving exhibitions and
educational exhibits.
?
"A highlight tonight will be
a gathering of some $50
yachtsmen from clubs through
out the bay area, including
Capital and Corinthian in
Washington. Corinthian has
chartered a bus to bring IS OF
Its members headed by Com
modore C. Nelson Davis to the
rendezvous.
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STRIKES and SPARES
Slick or Sticky Approaches
Lead TO Trouble

I developed the habit years
ago Of sliding a bit on my left
sole each time l step out on the
approach, That's to make sure
l haven't picked up any mois-
ture or other substance that
would hamper my slide. ! also
like to try out the approach at
the foul line to make sure it's
OK at the finish of my foot
work. AL -,
Because this slide is so i'm
portant, bowlers should always
check the approaches. Just as
alleys vary. so do the sp-
proaches.
On slick approaches. you will
have TO slow down your foot
work a bit.
Many times a bowler will pick
up a drop Of water or chalk or
dirt on his sole. 1t will stop him
short as the illustration shows.
This means poor delivery if
not a foul. Such short stop
can also cause physical trouble
to the knee or leg.
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Field Trial Club
Elects lutimer

Henry Latimer Of Bethesda
Is the new president OF the Ma
tional Capital Field Trial Club
succeeding Ford Young, presi-
dent for the last 10 years.
Others elected were Harold
Crane. Washington, first vice
president: Frank Lawson, Hy-
attsville. second vice president;
John Markham, Washington
treasurer, and w. Nelson Oliver,
renamed executive secretary.
On the Board Of Governors
are Ringgold Hart. Washing .
ton; Frank Burrows, Bethesda
Joe Perna, Washington; Guy
Lewis, Mclean; Larry Monroe,
Arlington; Andrew Fleming
Wheaton; Verle Farrow, Fair
fax, and John Bowen, Wash
ington.
The club is planning its
spring pointer trials April 10
and II. Entries should be sent
to Oliver at 5424 Mohican road
Washington l6.
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Potomac between Key and
Chain Bridges
cat, is one OF the most sought
after fish in the upper Poto-
mac. 1t has smooth SCALE
less gray body shading to
white on the body. The sides
usually have dark spots.
STRIPED BASS tRoccus
saxatilis1 The striper or rock
fish is king of Chesapeake Bay
fishing and migrates UP the
Potomac and other streams on
its spawning runs. Dark back
and silver sides with dark
stripes make him easy to rec
ognize. He usually travels in a
school and is caught in much
the same spots as the white
perch and shad. Rock like
small alewives and go for q
bucktail lure that resembles
favorite foods. They also will
take chunks of peeler crab and
go for shad darts. Try casting
bloo6worms on a spinner hook.
WHITE PERCH (Morone
americana One of the most
popular PARISHES of the upper
Potomac is the white perch,
actually a member of the same
family as the striped bass.
When schools come up the
Potomac In April they provide
sport for thousands.
SHAD (Alosa sapidissima)-
The white or American shad is
one Of the anadramous fishes
that live in salt water but
travel to fresh water to spawn.
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FORE
and p
. AT
BY MALCOLM LAMBoRNE

The hot potato in the form
OF the Maryland boat register
ing bill has been tossed from
the House Ways and Means
Committee to the State Legis-
lative Council which will 60
over 1t this summer. Thus. the
$5-a-year Zee proposed to be
charged powered boats OF any
size won't involve Maryland,
Washington and boating users
from other States this year.
Ways and Means Committee
knew they had a bear by the
tail, to shift metaphors, when
over 100 boat owners, some Of
them near boiling point. showed
up for last weeks hearing. Bob
Phelps Of American Yachts
mems Association in Annapolis
comments that 1t was evident
committee members had not
taken time TO familiarize
themselves with the bill. James
Mulhern Of Prince Georges
County said questioning of the
attorney general demonstrated
he did not know the bills con-
tents either.
Subcommittee Chairman Dale
Hess commented later: $50
much work has to be done to
this bill and so many are OPP
posed to it that it would be
difficult to get it into proper
form at this session." This,
mind you, only 10 days after
the Democratic leaders said
they saw no reasons for any
hearings.
Not. of course. until Mr..
Boatman began to be heard
from and some second guesses
made.
Footnote to Maryland law
makers: The new Federal Boat
ing Act of 1858 was the prod
uct Of study and research
covering nearly three years.
+
Capt. Steven Mandarich,
USN. chief of staff for Admiral
Byrd in his last Antarctic ex-
petition. appears Tuesday at
8 pm. as guest of the Capital
Yacht Club, 1920 Maine ave.
nue. S.W. He will show slide
film from Operation Freeze L
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years show is hourly demon
STATIONS Of several types Of
boat trailers in the company's
demonstration basin.
The displays this year in
clude new types of fiberglass,
aluminium and plywood boats,
improved cupboard motors and
many accessory items, even in
Guiding jewelry.
The show will be open until
9 o'clock tonight and until 4
pm. tomorrow, Sunday hours
will be from | to 5 pm.
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What You Can Catch
LARGEMOUTH BASS (mi

LARGEMOUTH BASS (mi-
cropterus SalmoidesJ This ag-
gressive fellow with greenish-
bronze back shading to white
on the belly will strike on a
wide variety Of objects. 1t likes
warmer and more sluggish wa
tiers than the smallmouth but is
found with them in the Poto.
mac. 1t also can be taken in
the c. g. o. Canal.
SMALLMOUTH BASS mi
CTopterus dolomieW. The
srnallmouth is one of the most
popular of all game fishes. In
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Boot Show Here
Has New Items

The Nash Marine Supplies
Co. opened its third annual
family boat show yesterday at
its main store, $50 Maine ave-
nue. S.W.
One OF the features of this
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Dipnetting Legal

Until Congress threw out the
Districts Anticipated !ish and
game laws in the last .,ession.
dIpnetting was illegal in the
d. c. portion of the Potomac.
This year it is legal to take her
ring in this manner as we'll as
by snagging.
AS for licenses. the District
requires none nor does Mary
land in tideWater which ex-
tends from Chain Bridge to
the bay. Virginia, on the other
hand, requires license 10 fish
any waters of the Potomac or
tributaries under its control
except opposite the District
shore.
From a point just above
Chain Bridge on up the river
either a special Potomac River
or Maryland license is needed
The Potomac license allows
Virginians to- fish the river ny
wading or by boat but not from:
the Maryland shore District
residents with a Potomac IL
cense may fish from the Mary
land shore.
Before leaving the shad and
herring waters, it would be well
to mention another favorite
spot for Washingtonians. That
is the old Queen Anne's bridge
on the upper Patuxent Rivsr
The bridge is reached by
turning off Route 2l4 a short
distance east of its intersection
with Route 301. After a mile or
so you will come to a parking
area and the fishing is only a
short walk.
These waters are favorites
for hickories. Tidewater ends
above the new bridge over
Route 2l4 and a Maryland IL
cfnse is required beyond that
point.
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They arrive up the Potomac in
April and runs should continue
until July. The shad is the
largest member OF the herring
family and has the typically
silver sides. deeply forked tail
am understood jaw. Males OF
buck may run to 6 pounds
females or roe shad to 8.
A relative. the hickory shac
or hickory jack tPomolobu:
mediocrisl has a smaller mouth
as well as being a smaller fish
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ANGLER NEEDN'T TRAVEL
4 There's Good FISHING
In Nearby Potomac
BY CHARLES COvELL

We've written at length about WaShington's for
tunate location in the center of wonderful recrea-
ton area with the mountains the rivers the Bay and
tlie?ocean all near at hand.
But suppose you don't have car to get to these
places Suppose YOU want to wet line and maybe
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How to Catch Them

| BAIT CASTING-As we said
in the first article. bait casting,
once so popular. has become
something of a dying art since
spinning became SO widespread.
Bait casters may have luck
plugging for bass around some
of the Potomac islands.
/ SHINING There are two
types Of spinning that may be
used successfully in the upper
Potomac. One is with a bail
type reel and 6i2 TO 7-foot rod.
The other is called spin-casting
and requires a closcd-face reel
with slightly shorter rod that
has an offset handle similar to
a bait-casting rod. Both are
equally good and employ the
same lures.
A standard spinning outfit
may cast a lure further, but
the spin-caster has little more
control over his lure.
! In shed fishing. anchor your
boat in the current and let the
water drift your spoon and or
dart a good distance down.
stream The current will give
the lures motion. Very small
gold or silver spoons are excel
lent. Some anglers add a bit of
bloodWorm to entice rockflsh
or catfish. Darts come in a
variety of colorS and you'll have
to keep changing lures to find
the fish's preference. Usually,
white body with red head and
all yellow are good choices.
You also can cast the darts
or spoons from likely rocks.
but keep them moving. Once on
the bottom you1l surely snag.
/ BAIT FISHING - Best bait
for bass is minnows. but they'll
take crawfish, frogs and hell
GRANTEES. For white perch, use
bloodworms or grass shrimp
if you can get them. Graphic
/ like minnows. too, as do wall
eyes. The latter also go for
frogs and crawfish.
Z Catfish bite on worms. frogs,
minnows. shad innards, chicken
innardS or a piece Of cut her.
ring. For carp. use doughballs
or thread whole kernals OF corn
on a hook. Broadcast some of
the corn in the water to attract
the fish.
| Facilities
Boats may be obtained on
Maine avenue and also at
Fletcher'S Landing. Bait is
available there and at several
sporting goods stores. Launch
ing facilities are available at
the Columbia Island Marina
and Washington Sailing Marina
as we'll as at boatyards.
fNert. Fishing the Poto-
mac from Great Falls to
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SECOND SHIFT
. Pm. and o PM.

Lane
/ Charles Evans Chevy Chase
steve Knapp. Stratford Conn
. Msywoou WinSlow, Silver Sprils
> william Barrett, Baltimore.
> Joseph Franco, Baltimore
3 Archie Ferguson. Salem. Va
Jack Moulton Silye. Spring.
Norman Titus, Silver Spring
) walter Berthold. Rockville, Conn
; Richard Craig Greensboro, n c.
Il Chip TAYLOR. Richmond
q Richard Nance. Greensboro, N. c.
Pat Crescent. Arlington
Steve Hudobenko, Waterbury Conn.
- Billy Allen Atlanta
. Lornte Cox Reidsville. N {
= Jerry Maloney, SpTinsfeld Mass
4 Robert LoCkhsTt. Fairfax sta. Va
1 Joseph Doonan, Baltimore
Cliff Kidd, Baltimore
; John Mandes. Arlington.
} Ivan Henry. CollinSville Conn.
Is Charles HarShman. HaEerStoVn Nd
u william Mischou. ". HyattSyille.
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color it is similar to the large
mouth but the end of the
upper jawbone does not ex-
tend beyond a vertical dropped
from the back Of the eye.
I CRAPPIE-The white crap
the (Promoxis annularis) and
the black crappie (Pomoxis
nigro-maculatusl are so SIM
liar they are confused by most
fishermen. Both are popular.
WALLEYE tStizoStedion
vitreum) The walleye. also
known as walleyed pike and
jack salmon. has a long slen.
der body and deeply set jaws
and is highly priced by most
fishermen. Average size is
about 2 to 7 pounds.
CHANNEL CATFISH ucta-
iuras punctatusl. The cham
mel cat, sometimes called blue
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catch- couple OF nsh Ior the
frying pan.
That's easy. There's fishing
within a short bus or trolley
ride. You may have to do a
little walking but flshable por-
tions of the Potomac and csc
Canal may be reached along
D, c. Transit's Cabin John and
Macarthur boulevard lines.
Virginia buses. too, 20 near
good fishing spots.
Right now you can try for
channel catfish. They bite on
almost anything. including arti-
f1cials. and are good eating.
Herring Arrive Soon
In a couple of weeks ale
wives or branch herring will
come swarming up the Potomac
In their annual spawning run
Schools of crappie, too. will
move upriver. A good run of
white perch starts about the
same time.
Best bet is to obtain a boat
and anchor over the deeper
holes or in the rifles. Fishing
from the rocks is rough on
tackle and sometimes danger
Gus.
Hickory shad arrive with the
herring. Hickories. like the
white shad, will take small lures
although herring seldom If ever
do. Hickories are great snort
on light tackle but only their
roe is good eating.
The big white shad arrives
about mid-April. The rifles in
front of Fletcher's boathouse
of Canal road are very produc-
tive Of shad which continue to
migrate in successive runs until
about July Is.
Rockflsh move upstream
about the same time as the shad
and school as far as Little Falls,
Smallmouth as well as large
mouth bass are taken on the
D, c. side of the river and
over on the Virginia shore. Fall
is the best time. Occasionally,
a big walleyed pike is caught
On a lazy day in early summer.
try the tidal basic for carp.
Fishing ecomes legal there
May 80.
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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

With Washington's own Nor
man Titus as the defending
titlist In the mems division, the
fifth annual national match
game duckpin championship
got under way this morning at
Colonial Village. with three
days Of competition slated.
Forty-eight men and Is wom-
en-, constituting the strongest
fields ever assembled for such
an event in duckpins, are firing
the qualifying round today and
tonight, with eight men and
four women to survive for
round robin strife tomorrow
and Sunday.
They're shooting for the big
gest prizes ever awarded in
the game. The mems winner
will receive $4,000 and the
women's $3.50. The prize fund
is $4,000.
Starting times for match
play tomorrow and Sunday are
2 and 8 pm.
In defense of his title Titus
is up against the likes Of Har-
old Asher of Atlanta. ranked
No. in the sport. Jimmy
Dietsch, twice the topranker
who heads a formidable group
from Baltimore. which is par
ticipating in the tournament,
for the first time: and two
former champions, jim Wolf
ensberger of Hagerstown, who
won in 1856. and Frank Mi
calizzi, Titus Pepsi Cola team
mate, who triumphed in the
inaugural test in 1855.
Heading the womens divi-
sion by virtue of her national
No. / rating is Doris Leigh Of
Portsmouth, but the favorite
of many is Maxine Allen Of
Greensboro. N. c., the current
United States Classic cham
pion and a former No. /
ranker.
Washington's best bet in the
women's division appears to be
Gertha Wilson, who for her
last 10 games with the Full
ford's Radio team has aver
aged l25-plus.
In the qualifying round the
men are shooting Is games in
8-game blocks and the women
IL in 6-game sets.
The program for the pre-
liminary:
FIRST SHIFT
MEN
IL AM. and 9 Pm.
Lane
ROY Llpp. wethersheld. Conn.
Roger CTamer Frederick, Nd.
: Charles Beai, Il. Warrington.
3 Bernard Ruin. Baltimore
. Samuel Bristow. Portsmouth. Va
Clark CopenhaveT, Eagerstown.
George Schmitt. Baltimore.
) James DietSch. Baltimore.
) jim Wolfensberger. HagerstoTn.
u John Weinkam, Baltimore.
Dave Little. Baltimore
Harold Asher Atlanta.
II Sam Vscchiano. La Plata.
t. Frank Micali2zi. Silver Spring.
= Milton Gordon Richmond
~ Frank Meehan. Baltimore
~ DANNY PeSSAgno, WASHINGTON.
~ Wilson Bolton Richmond.
+, ~ Gene Merriman, Richmond
B IL Herman Brown. jr Frederick, Md
II Norman Lslonde. Bristol Conn.
rs Dave VOlk Baltimore
10 Frank chiodi. Bridgeport. Conn.
WOMEN
Has AN. and Gas Pm.
Lane
Minerva Weisenborn. Baltimore.
Z Maxine Allen, Greensboro N c.
4 Gloria Darchik. Bridgeport, Conn
5 Riby Crews. Arlington
q MaUreen walsh. W Hartford, Conn.
q Myrtle Liphard, Baltimore
10 Faye Hudson, KannapohS n. c.
10 Elaine Perrin, Norfolk Va
SECOND SHIFT
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It's SO easy to check your sole
If you just get in the habit of
a bit each time you step
out on the approach.
(Copyrisht 1889, John F. Ollie Coz
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Second Of o series OF five articles with
descriptive mops on. fresh. voter
onslins in the Washington ereo.
The next two will deol with the
Potomac above Greet Folls and
nearby Mory.ond. The lost will be
on nearby Virginia and the Shen-
pndooh River.
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WOMEN
?:I5 PM. and 9:I5 PM.

: Evelyn TRADER, Decatur. Ga.
: Gertha Wilson, HyattSyille
5 Dot Cridlin. Richmond
q Doris Leish, Portsmouth. Va.
Jean Robinson. Baltimore
~ Patsy StroesSncr. Baltimore.
10 Beryl Meyer Silver SprinI
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WOMEN


Minerva WeiSenborn Baltimore.
: Maxine Allen, Greensboro. n. c.
+ Gloria Darchik. Bridgeport. Conn
$ RIby Crews. Arlington.
Maureeu walsh. W Hartford, Conn
q Myrtle LiphaTd, Baltimore
10 Faye Hudson, KsnnapoliS n. c.
10 Elaine Perrin, Norfolk Va.
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Mt Vernon ave. Alex. XII. T.
5lO6. Ask for Mr.. Tapley.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN II you
are Sc-upuionsly honest, depend
sble ana WILLING TO WORK
We CO.. offer YOU the most pleas
ant VI in Ire world TO carr
between SS,O0O and $4,000 pei
year in our Bethesda once. .Expe'
Renee preferred but not REQUIRED
we are much more interested y
your CHARACTER. ENTHUSIASM
AND DRIVEl Call Mr.; Farr
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI
7-141I,
REAL ESTATE statesmen
Fxperienced only. Full or part time
TsEe adyantage Of the opportuni
ties available with our orRaniza
ton MANY SAiable homes, tops il
Commission. share profit bonuses
incentive contests and one Of thu
largest advertising budgets TO as
sist YOU Top-auality men only
Confidential interview. Call Mr
Sindler.
sINDLER REALTY co.
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