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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09
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Sell II With A
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FISHING
Copf. Gene Hunt
"Stella Maris"
Chesapesks esaeh. Nd.

fat blank. Wednesday, he went
right back with Mr.. Darcy
East and party of Bethesda, and
1t was a different story. They
filled a washtub three-quarters
full of nice rockfish.
Capt. Beck Grierson had his
Treasure Island on the Clay
Banks a couple of hours before
Nick left the dock Tuesday, and
Beck really loaded up. He had
just shy of 100 fish.
Capt. Lewis Bean reports
there are plenty of big rock in
the lower Potomac, but as of
right now they are not biting.
Lewis says the boats are doing
right well with the smaller fish
out by Buoy 16AA, but these
fish are in 80 feet of water, and
to a lot of folks this type fish.
ing is more work than pleasure.
Capt. Lewis says it is not un.
usual for those big fish to sulk
at times and if we get a few
mild days they should take hold.
The boat show opens in New
York to the public Monday, Jan.
uary 18th. If you own a boat
or are planning to buy one, this
show in New York is well worth
the time and expense of a visit.
Not only are most of the diff
ferent model boats on display,
but there are displays on hun.
dreds of marine accessories =
everything from giant diesel.
power plants to the smallest out.
board. There are displays on
wheels, paints, radios, fatho-
meters, and every other item
that is manufactured in the ma.
rine line. The boat shows in
Washington and Baltimore are
okay, but they fall way short of
| the big one in New York.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09

New Years day we received
our first snowstorm of the sea.
son. The wind hauled northeast
Monday morning and by 200
pm. it was showing heavy. Nat.
urally, anyone with even a grain
of sense knew you couldn't
catch fish in this kind of wealth.
er. My wife's cousin, Capt.
Freddy Abner, doesn't have a
grain of sense. He loaded the
boat. Fishing on the Clay
Banks, Freddy nailed 65 rock.
fish that ran from 2 to 4 pounds,
each and every one. He didn't
catch a single little rock all day.
This is one of those strange
things that happens to fisher.
men. For the past month the
Winter Gooses has been loaded
with rockfish running from 6 to
II inches long. When you con.
slider that the Winter Gooses is
only about one mile from the
Clay Banks, it makes you won.
der. The fish are being caught
at both places in about so to 70
feet of water, yet you catch the
little ones at one spot and the
nice fish at the other.
The fish on the Clay Banks
are crammed full of the pretti,
est grass shrimp you have ever
seen. There are large patches
Of grass on the Clay Banks, and
1t must be loaded with these
shrimp. Every fish caught on
the Clay Banks this year that ]
have examined has been full OF
shrimp. We have been taking
rockfiSh off the Clay Banks for
eight weeks now, so you can
just imagine what's down there.
Tuesday, Capt. Nick Collazzi
took his Marina Queen over on
the Clay Banks and shot a big
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up some Of his top bowlers so
that they could join other house
travelling teams. He also gave
lists of potential travelling
league bowlers to other man.
ayers.
If this weren't enough, he
also set up a special bank &C.
count so that bowlers could
pay on time" tourney entry
fees in tournaments from Vir.
GINA to Pennsylvania. My sa.
lutte to you, Vern - bowler,
manager and person extra-ordi-
nary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09
MoNTGoMERY COUNTY,

also contributed two important
baskets that helped Northwood
take a 21.14 halftime lead. The
Indians are 40 in league play
and II overall. Northwood en-
tertains Wilson at 3 pm. tomor'
row.
A press and a change in de-
tense stopped Richard Mont
gomery and Butch IsraePs one
man show for Walter Johnson
last Friday night as the Spar
tans rallied to down the
Rockets, 1911, in the losers
gym.
Coach Allan Swick switched
from a zone into a man-for-man
in the final quarter and used
offensive star Dean Fitzpatrick
to handle Isreal in the final min:
utes when WI overcame "a
seven-point deficit. WI led at
halftime, 1892 but RMHS went
into a press and wiped out the
five-point lead in the first two
minutes of the second half.
However, a press paid off in the
other direction later in the
game.
Richard Montgomery out-shot
the Spartans from the floor, 81
baskets to 81. However, We
made good on 81 of SO free
throws Will ethe Rockets could
make only nine of Is.
Defensive ace Buddy BorT'or
was high scorer for the Green
for the second time this season
with 20 points, while Isreal with
33 points led the losers. For wv
it was it second league win
while Richard Montgomery
dropped its fourth conference
decision.
Wheaton won its second
straight and third in the con-
ference by defeating Sherwood,
1916. The knights, who meet
Northwestern at Wheaton to.
day at 4, again used their
height to good advantage ir con-
trolling the backboards. Dick
Wilmer and Pat Cawley COM
bined for 38 points as Wheaton
pulled away after q close first
half.
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Membership Discussion

Admission of agencies. to f.
nancially-supported membership
or general membership in the
Montgomery Health and Wei
fare Council viii be discussed
at an HWC meeting at 8 pm.
January II at the Woodward &
Lothrop auditorium, Wisconsin
and Western ayes.
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S ENTINEL o coTNf4, MDl
b tuesday, January 2, 1852
High School
Cage Slate

Today
B-CC at High Point; 2 pm.
Gainesville at Blair; 4::30 pm.
Northwestern at Wheaton; 4
pm.
Good Counsel at RMHS; $3.50
pm.
Glenelg at Peary; 3:45 pm.
Laurel at Gaithersburg; 3;45
pm.
Springbrook at Sherwood;
$3.50 pm.
Wednesday
Georgetown Prep at Friends;
$3.50 pm.
Wilson at Northwood; 3 pm.
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TenPin Trail
by Paul o. Mohn

Welcome to pair of Detroters-Mrs DeVnney and
John Norris Mrs ID" as she is popularity known, came
Pentagon City Sports Center General Manager short
time ago. Mr.. Norris joins her as bowling manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27
FORE AND AFT
Conoeiists
Holding
Nationals

Some Of the top canoeists in
the country will be competing
tomorrow and Sunday in the
national championships on the
Potomac between Key Bridge
and the Water Sports Center.
Races will start at l pm. each
day.
Sponsoring the champion
ships are the Washington Ca
noe Club and Potomac Boat
Club in cooperation with the
Middle States Division Of the
American Canoe Association.
Mems races will be over a
], 000-meter course while the
women will race over 500 me-
tiers.
Defending club champion is
the Washington Canoe Club
which has held the Yonkers
Trophy, emblematic Of nation
al supremacy, for three years.
Challenging it will be the
Niles Canoe Club from Niles,
Mich, Turkeyfoot Kayak Club
from Hudson. Ohio, Samoset
and Dedham Canoe Clubs from
Boston. Columbia Canoe Club
from Lake Columbia, Connect
icut, Yonkers Canoe Club
from Yonkers, N. Y, Inwood
and Sebago Canoe Clubs from
New York City and Wan d a
Canoe Club from Edgewater,
N. j.
Off performances this sea-
son, Frank Ravens of the
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winner with a margin Of error
Of only two seconds.
Others. In order Of their time
errors. were Colonel II, W. w.
Chambers; lara ", Sailfish,
Sinbad. Dottie B.. Ray Bin
stead; Pegasus. Dave Gruber;
Ginette, Al Ciuffreda; Singing
Reel ", Ed Rackey; Mylarc,
Carl Smuck; Boginod II, DR..
Alvin Kay: Blue Jay, C. Le-
land Parsons; Marie III, John
Pagan; Scion II. william
Moles, and Susan K, Norris
Krone. COVELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27
This Perch Con Bite
With Either Mouth

LEVITTOWN, Pa. July ~
(AP) Sidney Dietz says he
has an unusual fish swimming
in the bathtub at his home-a
perch with two mouths.
Dietz caught the fish in
NeShaminy Creek when he
stopped to drop a line on his
way to work as proprietor of
a delicatessen in Pennsauken,
New Jersey.
The Philadelphia Aquarium
has offered to exhibit the
perch, but he's thinking about
keeping it himself, Dietz added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27
THE LOG BOOK

ALMAS YACHT CLUB-Tomorrow
start Of annual cruise week to Mary
land Yacht Club. Northeast Yacht
Club. The Granary at GEORGETOWN
Nd, Castle Marina on the Chester
River, Miles River Yacht Club, CAM
orldge Yacht Club and Chesapeake
Yacht Club
GIBSON ISLAND YACHT SQUAD
kON--Annual 26-mile race to Poplar
cruising and racing division, I7-mile
race TO Bloody Point and return for
Delta and Midget Ocean Racing yachts
and to Thomas Point and return for
Star boats.
NATIONAL CRUISING FLEET -
Moonlight cruise tonight through sun
DAY to Piscatavay Greek and Gunston
Cove.
NATIONAL YACHT CLUB-Start OF
second series Of summer sailing races
at 1:2O pm. Sunday off Hams Point.
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plentiful around the bass
grounds 8 to IL miles offshore.
Founder fishing has slumped
inside the inlet, though. In the
surf there only are q few king
fish and some small sharks.
Indian River Inlet boats are
getting q few marlin southeast
Of Delaware Lightship and good
catches Of small bonito and
blues. Sea bass fishing has i'm
proved and there are a lot of
ling. A few founders and some
big trout, mostly being caught
at night, are around the inlet.
Lewes captains are doin g
similarly but report sea bass
fishing off and founder fish
ing fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27

Washington Canoe Club, de-
Tending single blades cham
pion, may have trouble keep
ing his title. He has been beat
en- twice by Roger Van de
Meulebroecke Of the Potomac
Boat Club.
The one-man kayak and the
women's kayak races also
should be interesting because
they will be wide open. Donald
Dodge Of the Niles Canoe Club,
defending mems champion, was
drowned in Lake Michigan ear
lier this summer. Gloriane
Perrier Of the Washington Ca
noe Club. women's champion
is passing up the nationals to
compete in the world cham
pionShipS at Essen. Germany
- -
On the basis on their per-
formanceS in the first three
navigators' contests of the sea-
son. lara. ", skippered by Jack
ISicson. Sinbad, by E. P. Max
i'm and Sailfish, by Chris j
ArmacoSt, will represent the
Potomac River Power Squad
ron in the annual District 5
competition.
The competition will take
place Saturday, August 4, at
Castle Marina on the Chester
River. There will be q night
contest and sailboat event as
well. At stake are the District
5 Trophy and the DUPONT Tro-
ply for the best individual
score.
In the third contest Of the
Potomac squadron. held at Sell
by Bay Yacht Club, Sac-Kam,
skippered by Herbert Sacks and
Stanley Kamerow, was the
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PRINCE GEORGES FISH AND GAME
CLUB-Executive meeting at 8 O'Clock
tonight at the clubhouse in Mitchell
vile, Nd. Work day tomorrow on the
grounds with lunch served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27
Blues Reported Sworming at SoIomons
FISHING
BY CHARLES COvELL
Outdoor Editor

Outdoor Editor
Like science, there Is nothing
constant about Chesapeake
Bay fishing except change.
This week, the center Of ac-
tivtty shifted from the mouth
of the Potomac River to three
places, Solomons. Deale and
Chesapeake Beach.
Blues have been swarming In
the mouth Of the Patuxent at
SolomonS and, something I'M
heard Of, cobia have been
banging bucktails off Cove
Point. Bluefish trollers also
have taken several king mack
erel there. In another unheard
Of development, scattered
hardhead have been taken as
far up the Patuxent as Bene-
dict.
Trolling for rock has picked
up sharply off Chesapeake
Beach while bottom fishing
boats out Of both that port
and Deale have been concen-
trating on schools Of perch and
good-sized spot between Hol-
land Point and the mouth Of
West River.
Marlin Fishing Picks Up
Over on the nearby seacoast,
the emphasis is on white mar
lin, bonito and blues. Tuna
have about disappeared, al
though Q very few are still be-
ing brought into Lewes, Del,
and Indian River Inlet, but
marlin fishing has improved
tremendously. Charter boats
out Of about every port except
Chincoteague. Va, have been
catching them.
Cobia fishing still is good at
Windmill Point at the mouth
Of the Rappahannock, the Da-
wilson wreck off Tangier Island
and Cape Charles, although a |
couple Of days of stormy
weather interrupted fishingI
this week.
Given moderat e winds,
though, fishermen have been
bringing in three or four cobia
per trip. They have been fish
ing various spots, including the
Cabbage Patch. II sharks get
too free with the bats, then
they move to q new location.
A lot Of spot and quite a few
gray trout weighing up to q
pounds also are being taken
in the channel off Cape
Charles.
Streams Reported Clear
Fresh water fishermen will
be glad to know that river con-
ditions are near perfect. The
Potomac is in excellent shape
from Cabin John north and
the north fork Of the Shenan-
doah River is crystal clear. So
is the south fork except for the
lower part. The Rappahannock
and Rapidan Rivers have been
off-color but clearing rapidly.
On the lower Potomac, I'M
limited catches Of perch are re-
ported from Cobb Bar, the WI
comico River and Swan, Cedar
and Raggedy Points. Some
jumbo spot have been caught
off st. Georges Island.
In general, though, the fish
ing Is hit and miss. Schools of
understood rock roam the area
but the blues that were so
plentiful became hard to find
this week.
MOCK AZ Tan T1mDerS
One good catch of rock was
made by Larry Mothershead of
Camp Springs who fished with
Frank and Bobby Bean out Of
Tall Timbers. They trolled deep
and caught "A weighing from
one to Z pounds.
Capt. Andy Scheible found
trout and blues in Cornfield
Harbor near Point Lookout and
came back with 81 weighing up
to Ia pounds. Next day he
caught four. Because Of poor
hardhead fishing, he is drop
ping his night head boat and
making runs only at 8 am.
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WOOD MIST . cRiED SlOWly
AaO EEtNy BEFORE SIociE-AAAl<'
At6. GO HeHT AFTER sAAN1N6 or
PLAARS colI 9lpS HEMlly WITH
MELTED ARAFfM TIM BRUSH
wax az TOP AND BOTTOM GA
NcllANE8-SAAAhB~cR RADsA-cUT
FLANK. eNJeH AL q SIDES OF
EEARTWoo0 NllD AaI-aAMBS
H-AiaS WITH the Wax. NOW Stuck
NAAaS % ASD 70 AR-DN A
YEAR OR 50 ITEM SIAQ aEM ~ A
ROOM or NTc co. ABOVE ouF-
DOORS WARMTH FOR ANOTHER
WEAR OR Ga
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Saturdays, Sundays and
Wednesdays.
At Solomons. Capt. Rhode
Langley says catches Of blues
have run up to 200. In the
main these are small fish. but
anglers occasionally have hit a
school of big blues. Langley
had brought in some weighing
up to AZ pounds.
CObia Take BucktaiIs
The blues are over the Chi
nese Mud but off Cove Point
Langley hung a cobia on a
bucktail that fought for 40
minutes. then broke off. He
says several others have been
hooked similarly and one 13-
FOUNDER taken.
There was a good run Of spot
last week end at Drum Point
and a few big hardhead are
being taken at night at the
Cove Point Hangs.
Chesapeake Beach boats are
getting rock weighing Ia to 4
pounds as far south as Park
er's Greek. Charter and head
boats fishing around No. q
buoy near the mouth Of West
River report catches of $50 to
500 perch and spot.
Boats out of Deale have been
sharing in these catches. Hauls
of 80 or 40 rock up to 2 pounds
also are reported off Franklin
Manor. Rose Haven Yacht Club
is going to run q head boat
at 6 pm. Thursdays.
ROCK Taken on EeLS
Lots Of perch are In South
River and a few rock are being
caught at Thomas Point. One
Of the South River boats drift
ed eels on the stone pile near
Love Point. above the Bay
Bridge, and brought back 10
that are said to have
weighed more than 200 pounds.
Tilghman Island boats have
been getting blues off James
Island and in the mouth Of the
Little Choptank but little is do
ing in Eastern Bay except a
few perch and understood rock.
One good catch Of blues and
rock was made on The Hook
Just off Poplar Island.
Wachapreague, Va, reports
founder fishing excellent with
catches Of so to 10. Kingfish
are on the bar just outside the
inlet in good quantities and
small blues and bonito Off
shore. Several marlin have been
brought into Wachapreague
and nearby Quinby in the last
week.
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COL New York Ave. NV.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27
Boating at It's Best II!

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Competitive prices
Docking and service facilities
Established reputation
Clean water within easy
driving distance
Come down and see what your dollar
will buy in boating enjoyment. We
sell Owens Yachts, Skiffs, Flagships
and Fiberglas, Evinrude motors,
marine accessories. Also used boats
and motors.
OCCOQUAN MARINA
DR.: Down Shirley highway to Wood
bridge, right about a mile on Rte. 1913,
right again after overpass to water.
Woodbridge, Va. GY. 4-6911
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27
Fishing Best in Years

Chincoteague says it has the
best fishing In years and few
parties. Catches Of 80 to SO
bonito and albacore are being
made on the Winter Quarter
shoals in good weather and
small blues can be taken. cap
tains say, at the rate Of 100
to 200 a day. One boat fishing
southeast of the inlet ran into
a school Of 4 to 5 pound blues
and brought back 40.
Sea bass and porgie fishing
Is better than fair and floun-
der and a few trout weighing
up to 3 pounds are biting in
side the inlet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27
HSHERMAN.S FRIEND
WHERE THEY ARE BITING

Code: N-NOne Poor Fair Good Excellent
CHESAPEAKE BAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27
Marlin Fishing Good

Marlin fishing Is good off
Ocean City with the fish being
found along the 20 to 80 faith
ON line. Small blues also are
Evening star., 1962-04-28

Steel workers have put the
last girder in place atop the
new Seminary Towers East
apartment at Shirley high
way and Seminary road,
Alexandria, and a model
apartment is due to be ready
for display there today.