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Evening star., 1959-05-26

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and live minnow ccmbination
used at Ocean city IN drifting
for flounders. but they catch
fish.
Lake Fine Fishing Place
Above the dam Is conowingo
Lake. where biologists recently
found that though the lake Is
UNDER -iished. II has an abun-
dance to offer.
In fact. DR.. 1. Eugene Croriin.
director Of the Solomons lab
oratory, rates the fishing twice
as good as in the river. Biolo-
gists found that 70 fish were
being CAUGHT per 100 hours Of
fishing. These included bass.
cfappie, catfish, stinfish, yellow
perch. walleyes. carp. EEL and
suckers. ~
-Four thousand tagged shad
and rockfish were released In
the lake in 1859 and biologists
plan to release the same num-
Der this year. Tags returned
are worth 81
We drove to Aberdeen, Nd,
swung left on Route %, right
on 462. left on 155. right on
|161 and right again on Rock
Run road which took us to
Rock Run on the river bank,
PeFfsct ;Shad Grounds
Loading our gear in q rented
skin, we attached the five-
horse outboard and set out
The river is dotted with islands
and its bed is rock-strewn,
When the gates are open at
the dam, the currents are
swift and the eddies and whiri-
pools make perfect fishing
grounds for shad.
But luck was against US.
Because Of cold water or other
factors, the shad had stopped
running and our total catch
was one herring and numerous
white perch which bit eagerly
on the darts. Skunked also
were q dozen other boats
which trolled. as we did, from
island to island and through
slow and fast water.
When we returned we
learned. as might be expected,
that the shad had started
biting again that same day
close to home in the Potomac.
Evening star., 1959-05-26
SoiIboot Race
Set for Week End

The Potomac River Sailing
Association will stage a sail
boat race Saturday and Sun
day from the Washington
Marina to Gunston Cove near
Fort Belyoir.
The race is open to all sail
boat owners. The first class will
begin the 14-mile course al
$3.50 am. Saturday. Slower
boats viii start first with the
faster boats later in the pro-
gram. The race win be run
down the river on Saturday
and return on Sunday. sun
days program starts at II
am. Further information can
be obtained from Bill Dodge
at ia. 8-7765.
Evening star., 1959-05-26

shayers Fork. Randolph
County. from Cheat Ridge to
Stewart Park.
Blackwater River. Tucker
County. from State Park TO
Canaan Valley.
Cranberry River. Nicholas.
Webster and Pocahontas coun-
ties.
Elk River. Webster and RAN
dolph Counties. Webster Springs
and Whitaker Falls sections.
Spruce Knob and summit
Lakes will be stocked the weeks
before Memorial Day and July
4. COvELL.
Evening star., 1959-05-26

Game Commission as 70 where
and when the new law will be
applied.
Ed Kinney, 0sh chief Of the
West Virginia Conservation
Commission, has announced
that these streams win Be
stocked weekly at least until
the end Of June:
South Branch Of the Pct0s
mac. PendIeton County. Smoke
hole area and above.
North Fork OF the South
Branch. Pendleton and Grant
Counties, from above Seneca
Rocks down to Cabins.
Evening star., 1959-05-26
HUNTING
and
FISHING

News comes fiom Mcfehead
City. N. c.. that the nrst white
marlin has been caught IN that
area. A few blues also have been
raised, but none hooked. The
first white should be taken of
Ocean City In mid-June.
Big cobia also have moved
in with the top fish q 61-pound-
er caught on Capt. Wallace
Guthrie's Dolphin III. Best
cobia spots are In Hogue Sound
west of the Atlantic Beach
Bridge and near the Newport
River Bridge between M0rehead
City and Beaufort.
First Spanish niackerel are
being taken. King mackerel
have tapered on but amber
Jack are said to be larger and
more numerous.
M 4
Several anglers have reported
finding stranse-lockine, eel
shaped fish In Chesapeake trib-
utaries. They have seven port
holes" on each side where eills
are usually found and a funnel-
shaped sucking disc which re-
places the upper and lower
Jaws. Average length is about
10 inches. A
The Maryland Game and IN
land Fish Commission advises
that these are sea lampreys
which have been present in the
bay for many years but fiuctu-
ate in abundance.
Although the parasitic lam
preys have made great inroads
on the lake trout in the Great
Lakes which they entered
through man-made canals. boil
ogtsts believe them beneficial
in natural SURROUNDINGS such as
the bay.
&#&
Several inquiries have been
received about the final dispo-
sition Of two legislative matters
in Maryland.
One concerns the proposed
plan to allow an angler to keep
one rockflsh per day Weighing
is pounds or more. It was We
toed by the Governor because Of
difficulty Of enforcement, for
one reason.
The other concerns the year.
round bass season. It was en-
acted but action was left to the
Evening star., 1959-05-26
Green Boy Signs
Lew Carpenter

GREEN BAY, Wis, May 26
(AP).-Lew Carpenter. q vet
|eran National Football League
halfback acquired from Cleve-
land in the Billy HoWton deal,
has returned his signed 1859
contract to the Green Bay
Packers. Bill Quinlan. the other
Cleveland player involved, was
signed to q Packer contract
Nav 8.
Evening star., 1959-05-26
Keurns Is Denied
Managers License

SACRAMENTO. Calf. May
rs fAP). = Jack Kearns, the
veteran boxing manager. has
been turned down in an ap-
plication for a boxing man
ayers license in California.
The application was rejected
on a section of the Govern
Fment code which requires that
applications meet broad quail
Acations on back ground
character and financial status,
DR.. Dan Kilroy Of the State
Athletic Commission, reported.
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Evening star., 1959-05-26
Clowns PIuying
Georgions Here

Ulysses Grant Greene. an
ambidextrous pitcher. will
start for the indianapolis
Clowns in their game ageinst
the Georgia Flyers at 8:l5 to-
night at Grifith Stadium.
Greene joined the Clowns
last year and finished with II
shutouts while striking out
378. This is the 30th year for
the transforming Indianapolis
team.
Other standouts for the
Clowns include Bobo Nicker-
son and Nature Boy Williams.
Evening star., 1959-05-26
HICKORY sHAD. roo ig
How to Moke Herring
AS Tostyos q Trout

To Bill Routemann, rainbow trout come first.
He'd rather catch them than any other fish.
But, to Bill, the rainbows must be robust and
full grown, none Of your pale4colored youngsters
fresh out Of the hatchery Nor will he compete elbow
Ito elbow with the opening day crowds. He'd rather
catch hickory Jacks or herring. s+
TO understand why you must know that Bill
Evening star., 1959-05-26

l NFNNAAN%A~A~AW - 49,. 49, NNANM - - =
gamy fish. II you try landing 3
few on light spinning rod and
4-pound test line you1l agree
They bite in the same waters
and on the same darts and
spoons as hickories and shad
A herring on light tackle win
dart. Jump, twist and Vriggle OF
the hook just like its big run-
ming mate, the white shad. II
you boat one Of three you are
doing wen.
HickorIes Discarded
Now herring are eaten fresh,
salted. smoked. picked and
whatnot. but their bigger
cousins. the hickory shad. are
almost universally thrown away,
Highly prized. as q sport fish,
fishermen discard them as toe
bony.
Not so with Bill. He has
lrecipes he guarantees willlmake
herring, yes and even hickory
shad, taste like an Oscar of the
Waldorf creation. There's ne
need. he says. for sportsmen to
catch hickory jacks just to rot
them Of their roe. ~
Bill. who is out on the Po-
tomac as soon as the herring
and shad are running, has thi:
method: L
With either herring, hickory
Jacks or shad, first catch the
fish (cool loeic). Then scale
clean and fillet II. in the cas-
of herring, the iish Is bis
enough.
| Soak in Brine
Soak In q light brine over
night, then wash. Dry on 9
paper towel and, with herring
or hickories, make three or foul
cuts along each side. Shad
should be cut into serving
pieces and as many bones re-
moved as possible.
Pepper heavily. roll in fioul
and make a grease Of fresh
bacon fat and butter, about
half and half. When the fat il
smoking slightly, put in the
flsh. Keep the flame high until
the fish is brown on one side,
then turn. When both sides are
brown. reduce the flame and
cook until bones protrude about
a quarter inch. Then turn ir
the flame again, turn the fish
over for q minute or two and
remove.
Cooking time is about II min
utes, perhaps slightly longer for
shad. With q herring, the whole
fish can be eaten after the
backbone is removed because
the bones are crisp.
l. When q spell Of muddy water
upset fishing on the upper Po-
tomac one day last week, Bill
who lives in Chevy Chase. Nd,
suggested we try the Susque-
hanna.
Now the Susquehanna Il
known as a great shad fishing
ground, one Of the best in the
Nation.
Bill has fished it many times
and knows it well. AS far up as
Conowingo Dam the herring
hickories. shad, rocknsh and
perch travel to spawn. In the
river also are bass, walleyed
pike and catfish.
The walleyes run big and a
Ifavorite method Of fishing is to
troll q bucktail Of the type used
for rockfish with a small eel
hooked to it as bait. Sounds as
unlikely as the white bucktail
Evening star., 1959-05-26
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Evening star., 1959-05-26
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Evening star., 1959-10-02
veeck'sEven
With Perrin

CHICAGO, Oct. 2 (AP).-
Each major league baseball
club, by common agreement,
can buy 100 tickets for a World
Series. Most of the time they
can buy some extra tickets.
When Donald Davidson, an
aide to Lou Perrin, owner of the
Milwaukee Braves. appeared at
the White Sox Office yesterday
to pick up some extra tickets,
he was turned down.
Bill Veeck, president Of the
White Sox, recalling last years
World Series, said:
Nobody gave me anything
when I was out Of baseball,
Particularly Perini. In fact. he
took my IL seats away from me
last year. I had a promise Of
IL from the Braves in August.
I still had IL in September.
Then, u series time, I was told
I had none. Not two, not one,
but none. Mr.. Perini needed my
IL for himself.
"Okay, now this is the day OF
reckoning. I am doing what
Mr.. Perini wishes he could do
I'm taking care Of my fans
first"
Perrin was not available for
comment.
Evening star., 1959-10-02
Riddle ,und Ferrick
Dropped by PhiIIies

CHICAGO, Oct. 2 (AP) -
Manager Eddie Sawyer of the
Phillies has announced that
Tom Ferrick, pitching coach
and Coach John Riddle would
not be retained next season
He gave no reason.
Sawyer said replacement
would be named when he re-
turned to Philadelphia from
the World Series. The two
coaches were named before
John Quinn replaced Roy
Hamey as general manager Of
the Phils. Still on the stafl
are Coaches Ken Silvestri anc
Dick Carter.
Evening star., 1959-10-02
GuIIuudet Faces
RIM Tomorrow
In League Game

Randolph Macon, winner Of
its first two games, opens de-
fense of its Mason-Dixon Con-
ference football championship
at 2 pm. tomorrow against
Gallaudet College at Mckinley
Tech High School.
The Yellow Jackets probably
will be happy to settle for
something less than last years
55-8 romp over Gallaudet. Last
Saturday the Blues began their
season with a 34-12 victory over
District Teachers and unveiled
a freshman fullback named
Walter Currier, who scored
three touchdowns.
Halfback Billy Cole and Full
back Billy Garnett have been
r andolp h = Macon's leading
ground gamers, in a 1912 de-
cision over Millersville (Pa.)
State Teachers and a $50 shut
out Of Newport News Appren-
tice.
Cole has picked up SO yards
in II carries and Garnett n
yards in %, the latter scoring
once. Buddy Allen, sophomore
quarterback, has completed
nine passes for 144 yards and
"a touchdown.
Evening star., 1959-10-02
$4,000 to See Bears Meet
Colts in Baltimore Tomorrow

in the only two games the
teams have played. and since
Ewbank left his assistant
coaching job with the Brown;
to take over the Colts in 1854
he is GA with the Bears. Balti-
more is 8-4 overall against
Halas' team.
And the betting is that the
Colts, defending champions
will defeat the Bears again to-
morrow night in Baltimore's
Memorial Stadium in the only
Saturday game on the week
end pro schedule. The Colts
with Quarterback Johnny Uni
tas aiming for consecutive game
No. 81 in which he has thrown
a touchdown pass, are 7-point
favorites.
A sellout crowd Of more than
10000 is expected for the ma
tionally televised game (black-
ed out in Washington.
In Sunday games, Detroit is
at Green Bay and Los Angeles
at San Francisco in the West.
Eastern Division pairings are
New York at Philadelphia,
Cleveland at the Chicago Card
mails, and Washington at Pitts
burgh. Green Bay is a tossup
Forty-NinerS 4, New York g.
Cleveland 3 and Pittsburgh
~.
Evening star., 1959-10-02

CHICAGO. Oct. 2 (AP).-
Duke Snider laughed 1t Of
an old pro to the core.
Nov you take that throw
ing error Of mine," Snider said
after playing in his SD World
Series game yesterday. 1T was
the best throw I made all year
-one hop and 1t was at second
base. Course. nobody was at
second to take 1t.
But 1t made me happy that
the old pro. Gil Hodges, rushed
in from first to stop the ball,
even If he had to sit on it
Until then I thought the thing
was going into the dugout.
, N"Now another thing, about
me dropping Sherm Loller's
fiy." the Dodgers centerfeldei
continued. THE fans were
Yelling so much Wally Moor
and I couldn't hear ourselves
yell who was to take it. The
ball Just landed in my glove
when Moon hit me and out Il
plopped.
From now on we will us,
hand signals instead of tryint
to do it by ear. 1t was as noisy
out there as 1t used to be IL
the old days in Ebbets Field
We used hand signals then be.
cause Of the racket.
I'VE just got out Of practict
Evening star., 1959-10-02
OId-Pro Snider Able
To Laugh Off Bod Day

doing 1t in the Coliseum. where
there is no leftfield and right
field is so far away you can't
hear the fans anyway.
IT understand my two errors
in one inning set q record for
outfielders in q series game.
Well. ! got all kinds Of records
(for q National Leaguer)-
most home runs in q series az,
most total bases (24). most
extra bases on long hits (l4,
most strikeouts O,-I could
60 on. So two errors Is lust
another in the collection.
II hope it's not the last Of
my records. I plan to get in a
couple Of more series before
I'm finished.
There was no doubt in my
mind that I was supposed to
catch Lollar's fly. And ! know
there was no doubt in Moons
mind he was supposed to do
the same thing. We Just didn't
realize there was so much noise
out there"
Snider sat back in q chair.
RELAXED and smiling.
"You know. I would rather
get beaten lilo than 2-1. When
you lose the close ones 1t eats
your heayt out. Just remember
the score will be 90 in the iirst
Inning tomorrow.
Evening star., 1959-10-02
LENA Leadihq
Portland Golf

PORTLAND, Oreg., Oct. 2
(AP)-Tony Lena, 25-year-old
pro from San Leandro, Calf,
led the centennial Open today
as the $4,000 tournament en-
tered its second round.
Lema-never a winner on the
pro tour in two years but the
biggest money winner among
the rockies last year-f1red a
brilliant 7-under-par IS yester-
day to take a two-stroke lead
after 18 holes.
He had a'31-34-65 over the
par 70. 6,604-yard Portland
Golf Club course. Thirty-five
Of 126 entries bettered par-34
of them professional. The lone
amateur was Walker Cupper
Dick Yost of Portland, who had
II.
Harvey Hixson, assistant pro-
fessional at the host club,
scored an ace on the par 8,
139-yard 4th hole.
After today'S 18-hole round,
the top go professionals and 10
amateurs will go into the final
two rounds tomorrow and Sum
dau
Evening star., 1959-10-02
Tripucko Leaves
OttuWu to Coach
Saskatchewan

OTTAWA, Oct. 2 (AP).-
Frank Tripucka, former Notre
Dame quarterback, was re-
leased yesterday by the Ottawa
Rough Riders of the Big -Four
Football League and immedi-
ately was announced as the
new head coach of the Sas-
katchewan club Of the Western
Conference.
Tripucka leaves today for
Regina to take over the posi-
ton left vacant when Saskat-
chewan yesterday asked for the
resignation Of George Terlep.
Ottawa'S General Manager
Jim McCaffrey said the deal
was a straight cash transac-
ton, but declined to name the
amount Of money involved.
Rumors that something was
up developed earlier yesterday
when Ottawa announced that
Babe Parilli, formerly Of Ken
lucky, would replace Tripucka
as understudy to Russ Jackson
against Hamilton tomorrow.
Parilli has been working out
with Ottawa for q little more
than a week since being re-
leased by the Green Bay Pack
ers Of the National Football
League.
Evening star., 1959-10-02
Miami Promotes
Wheaton Gridder

CORAL GABLES, Fla, Oct
2 (SpeciaD Vic Savoca OF
Wheaton, Nd, has been pro-
NOTED to f1rst-team tackle on
the University Of Miami foot
ball squad.
Savoca, 5-foot-9 and 22O
pounds. was an All-Metropoli-
tan Washington tackle at
Wheaton High School in 1856
He entered Miami last fall and
played guard on the freshman
team.
Vic was switched to tackle
in spring practice and started
fall workouts on the third
team, but moved up to the first
unit in time to play a big part
in the 26-7 victory over Tulane
last week.
Evening star., 1959-10-02
New York Choice
In Route Feature
At Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
Oct. 2 (SpeciaD. - New York
Enrico Rinaldi's steady bay
mare, heads a field Of six in
the University Purse, feature Of
.tonight's 10-race program al
shenandoah Downs.
Robert Shirey will ride New
York over the 1-mile route
New York'S chief opposition is
expected to come from Bryan
Webb's Princeton, a winner
here last time out. Harold
(Red) Keene, veteran jockey
who made his only ride al
Shenandoah a winning one
opening night, will move over
from Hagerstown to handle
Princeton.
Others in the field include
Quatre Thell. Senorilla, Stor
Street and Fleet Chief.
The night track will continue
its 10-race cards over this week
end. A crowd of 3,070 bel
$163,081 last night.
Evening star., 1959-10-02
Wertz-Juckson
Trade Rumored

CHICAGO, Oct. 2 (AP).-A
rumored trade involving Bos-
tons Vic Wertz and Chicago
owned Ron Jackson today was
among the whispers coming out
of the annual World Series
talks. Both are first basemen.
Jackson is a tall, right
handed hitter who might add
needed punch on that side OF
the plate for the Red Sox. Wertz
was sidelined part Of the past
season due to injuries.
The veteran Wertz also is be-
ing sought by Detroit and
Cleveland.
Evening star., 1959-10-02
Marine Golfers
Deciding Title

CHERRY POINT, N. c., Oct.
2 (AP)-The all-Marine golf
tournament entered its final
round today with a private and
a sergeant leading.
In first with 222 scores were
Sergt. AL Greer of Hawaii and
Pvt. Phil Rodgers of San Diego.
Two strokes back in second
place was 1t. Col. Bob Connad
Of Pensacola, Fla. He fired a
68 Thursday to tie the course
record.
Then came Cpl. Vern Hyslop
of Cherry Point and Sergt. Bill
Beverly Of Paris Island, tied
at 226; Cpl. Ross Gatert of San
Diego, 227; Pfc. w. C. Stahl,
20 Palms. Calf, 228; and Maj.
Steve Warren, Quantico, Va,
230.
Evening star., 1959-10-02
Stunky Staying
With Cardinals

CHICAGO, Oct. 2 (AP).-
Eddie Stanky, assistant on
player personnel to Bing De-
vine, the Cardinals general
manager, will continue in that
capacity in 1860.
Stanky evaluates players as
a basis for trades and assigns
free agents.
A 40-year-old former major
league star second baseman,
Stanky managed the Cards
from 1852 through 1855. He
also coached the Cleveland In
dians before joining the Red
birds last year.
Evening star., 1959-10-02
Virqinio Women's Golf
To Be Decided Today

The women's golf teams OF
Washington Golf & Country
Club and Army Navy, survivors
yesterday in a pair Of confus-
ing semifinals, meet today at
Washington to settle the vir-
ginia State women's team
championship.
Washington took q 6-1 VIC
tory from the Country Club of
Virginia yesterday. after the
third foursome was ruled of
the course for slow play. The
host team had built an insur-
mountable 5-1 margin and had
won the first nine in the third
match, when state officials suS-
pended action.
The other semif1nal provided
more drama before Army Navy
took a 5-4 decision over Farm
ington. In the second foursome,
Miss Sydney Elliott and Mrs.
Harry Brown of the latter con-
ceded to Mrs. w. S. Stewart
and Mrs. C. P. Phoebus of
Army Navy after II holes, but
later discovered the match was
dormie.
Army Navy could have ac-
cepted victory, but decided to
go back and play the last hole,
the match reverting to a 3-3
tie with the Mrs. Stewart and
Phoebus leading, 1-up, with
one hole to play. They halved
the 18th hole to win, 1-up, and
scored 2 points to / for the
5-4 margin.
In other final matches today
Court House plays Hermitage
Evening star., 1959-10-02
Hermun Becomes
Coach for Jurdes

CHICAGO, Oct. 2 (AP).-
Billy Herman, who quit
Wednesday as a coach with
the Milwaukee Braves, signed
yesterday as third-base coach
for the Boston Red Sox.
Manager Billy Jurges Of the
Red Sox will do his managing
from the bench next year.
Herman, SO, was one of the
great second basemen in the
National League from 1881 to
1947 with Chicago, Brooklyn
Boston and Pittsburgh. He
managed the Pittsburgh club
in 1947 and coached for the
Brooklyn Dodgers from 1857
through 1857 before shifting tc
Milwaukee in 1858. Herman
and Jurges were teammates
with the Cubs for many years
Evening star., 1959-10-02
Tor Heels Lose
First-Strino Back

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Oct. 2
(AP).-North Carolina's al
ready dim football fortunes
were dealt another blow yes
terday with the announcement
that Milan Wall, starting half
back, will miss tomorrow's
game with North Carolina
State.
Wall suffered a groin injury
in last weeks 28-8 loss to Notre
Dame and has been in the uni
versary infirmary. He started
the first two Tar Heel games.
Halfback Meyer Smith, who
suffered an injury during
Wednesdays practice session
was back in action yesterday
and is expected to be ready
for N. C. State.
Evening star., 1959-10-02
Terp Freshmen
Opening Season

Maryland's freshman football
team opens its first season un-
der Coach Roland Arrigoni this
afternoon, meeting South Caro-
lina's 50-man squad in Byrd
Stadium at 2 o'clock.
Coach Nugent and his staff
worked double time on high
school talent last spring and
summer. and the coaches are
high on the freshman squad.
Also today, Maryland's At
lantic Coast Conference soccer
champions open their season
against Loyola Of Baltimore at
3 o'clock on the Terp soccer
field.