Olympic Honors Far From Assured U. S.: Boy; Girl Share Swim Meet Laurels Will Two Outstanding Movie Camera “Referendum" of Traek Meet Jaunt Delay Gridmen FIRST ALL-JUNIOR GREATS OF TODAY For Classic Trot MIDDY ATHLETES Harvard Finishes Due to Become Standard Practice B» the Associated Press B• *h# Amqt.CH Pr*M —With the Har'-ard Ohio—With th# EVENTS ARE HERD MAY BE MISSING IN COACHING JOGS BY FAIT ZIMMTRMAV. BOSTONUniversity base ball squad of CLEVELAND.of the first acid test pissing A«*ocitf^5 Prftporti Writtr. ; »acow, hT] 18 athletes on Its Japanese to are five bark- for eligible* — tour prospective 3-year-o!fl OS ANGELES. July 14 Jane flelders for next Falls Crimson Geiger and R. Carney All but One the 140 000 Hambletonian stage. Men Gain Elimination of the human America Holds Varsity Physical V« eleven Muacletone and Bertha C Hanover In the timing j [ equation As the base bailers will not re- Each Scores Two Wins of foot races World Record From 100 »*snd out as strong favorite* for Education Experience and Judging turn in time to don grid togs be- some of the th* classic trot to be held at was forecast by fore next October 1, the grid hope- at Nation s leading coaches as an — Maryland Club. Meters to Mile. Goshen. N Y, August 15 Tutoring Plebes. fuls Adzlgtan. Bilodeau. Otbbs. outcome of the close finishes pro- Owen and Prouty—will miss out 1 __ the inaugural 3-year- E OUVIH. 2nd i Copping vided in the national collegiate on two weeks of early practice. old trot of 1934 grand circuit here late last That the Harvard diamond CLEVER little miss. Jane BV ALAN OOILD. July 14 —Mem- championship ts truly representative of the Geiger, and a slim boy racing here in straight heats, bers of the second class month. squad Pr»« iBOrll ttiifor. Because the flash of flying forms •'melting pot" nature of this coun- from Western High named clocked In 2 05 and 2 OS1*. Muscle- who re- of Midshipmen, the HLOPtTOCK' If seen in the roster which con- A stole the is than Y is Carney the show a trifle premature to be- tone owned by Coldstream Stud through tape quicker try ANNAPOLIS.main at the Naval Acad- before •nnnii-gM-H human the shout went tains. besides those mentioned, in the counting ypur Uncle Farm of Lexington Ky„ and piloted eye up yesterday junior swim- gin emy during the Summer, are the thirteenth annual NC AA, Lincoln, Loughlin Ma- meet Samuel's Olympic chickens by Doc'' Parshall. stamped him- Braggiott.l. ming held under the sanc- receiving important meet had run its course demanding guire. DeOlve. Fitzpatrick, Nevln, tion of the IT'Sin numbers, two years self at a dangerous threat in the experience District A. A. U. in large as coaches in various lines of electrical and motion picture Woodruff and Ware. because blue ribbon Hambletonian timing the new Maryland Club Gar- ahead of time simply be made standard Close behind Parshsll's of the teams formed by camera Judging I den a his fled and colt, sport pool. number of sturdy practice for all such major contests. however, pounded Bertha C Han- trie newly admitted Midship- No contestant was more thsn IS. nephews have done extraordi- Wholesale revision of the national over, Winter book favorite .for the men It was the first ill-junior outdoor nary things in the track and championship plactngs. brought about RINGERS AND ACES Goshen trot and champion 2 Many of these coaches are members t swimming meet ever held In ths Dis- field season closed in a by study of photographic evidence— Just year-old trotting filly of 1933. of the varsity teams in their lines, trict ires and Maryland Club Otr- blaze of w-lth to and elimination of one record—was competitive glory Owned ffy Hanover Shoe Farms. while most of them belong the dens officials were ao well pleased the at expected to do much toward correct- NOW WALKER VOGUE national championships Hanover Pa, and driven by varsity squads that they plan to hold It each year ing what track and field coaches of Milwaukee Tommy Berry Bertha C Hanover In performing this work, the upper from now on as an official D. C A A. the country unanimously believe to be in iiw ut did not appear to be extending classmen are carrying out an impor- U championship meet l an evil of the modern sport of foot Horseshoe Pitchers and Tennis 1936 Olympic results are not posted herself to win second money. tant function ot the department of i Mia* Geiger won both the raring events on the basis of what happen* In 1934 physical training, which is to fit the for girls, the 40-yard free and Of the eight races in the N C A A. Player* Occupying Patron* style We have enjoyed some of these amaz- graduates for duty as athletic officers the 20-vard novice test. championships here only three went i Carney ing athletic spurts before, usually dur- when Big Ben Eastman came roaring on the various and stations to triumphed In the ships uncorrected after screen tests, and of Sport* Plant. ; boys’ 40-yard the Indoor seasons, only to ex- down ‘he stretch at Princeton to which be sent, and where FITCH, breaststroke and the low ing they may these were the well-spaced half, mile | board diving. a rude awakening on the cover 880 yards In the world record the athletic activities of tthjl Bob Jordan of the perience they direct and 2-mile, where no possible ques- Ambassador Club of international at time of 1 minute 49 8 seconds As it fields competition the enlisted men. could arise. ENNIS and horseshoe tourneys easily took the 100-yard free atyle. for the tion Mh a later date American* have an op- happens, this also Is the time Among those coaching boxing, | A Earle Weeks, chairman of the 800-meter made Tom ■WOTHIHS are in progress at Walker timistic habit of rlalmlng everything record, by which is such an important sport Hurdlers Well Garbled. | D C A. A. U. Swimming Committee, In the 1932 irf for any lad who lilts himself Hampson of England the are Oliver Gray, Stadium. Competition in the served as referee of the sight, throughout Navy, blanket finish of the 120-yard LU meet, arrange- A but Eastman ran approxi- above the pack for ;he time being Olympics, Jark Bllteh and Bill Davenport, regu- v*LH~y»i~l^K shoe affair Is divided Into senior and ments for which were In charge of five farther and thus high hurdles caused judges dash of British conservatism and re- mately yards lars on the Academy team, with Bill THE Arthur Hepburn Dallas of marie their worry, with Geoige Junior divisions. Shirley us and obviously passed the 800-meter greatest straint would make happier Price, Gil Slontm. Dave Zabriskie, declared the Central Y M C A acted as In about 1:49 3 Fisher of Louisiana State, Second-round opens tomorrow more level-headed over the long run Dave Richardson and Bill Shea, all play starter and other officials the winner after the race, eventually included the Cunningham brought the mile marie tennis Moreover, those who concede of the varsity squad Sam evening at 5 o'clock in the Johnny Marshall and Joe Lyman of bark to the United States, for the being pushed back to third. McCarthy, V. 8 A the 1.500-meter run. mile Allan Fleming. Jimmy Gray, Dick 3r*ll of the Maryland Club Gardens and Joa first time in nearly a dozen years, Klopstock of Stanford, originally tourney, following completion (hst- of the Olvmplc program, Gray and Walter Bayless, all members win- Ransavage of the Ambassador Club. equivalent when he the classic dis- listed second, was a clean-cut round advance must reckon with negotiated competition yesterday. this far In of either the varsity or Junior varsity, with Amsden Oliver of Miami Summaries: tance In 1:06 7 at Princeton. Bon- ner. the and Green •t least two circumstances (1) That are Coach Charles Walsh with Spriggs, favorite, thron recaptured the 1.500-meter helping Inches ahead of Fisher. Events. Bill Bonthron nor Glenn Cun- also meet in the final of the shoe neither held by Jules the plebe oarsmen. Bayless gives In the 100-yard dash the placings junior MWI-YARD FRKESTYI.E—Won by lob record. officially •Jordan • Ambassador*: second. Jeck Relt may choose to remain In some time to the basket ball squad, of but ningham Ladoumegue of France and unofficially behind Ralph Metcalfe Marquette, tourney tomorrow evening, in the I 'Western Hlahi; third. E Murphy tWest- for two more years to the in this branch be- even competition by Becrall. when he stepped the route the other coaches the winner, were so close that senior section competition has pro- ern Hlehi Time. (I .>S», detriment of their business career*, ing Carl Fellows. Dick Entler. Tommy tests resulted in pro- round. • O-VARD RACK STROKE—Won be Kin- In 3:48 8 at Milwaukee. projection-room gressed only to the semi-finals sells 'Y. M. C A ); run- second E. Brown and (2) that a number of other King. Dick Fowler. Elbv Martin, Clay before Hunter Rus- 4; third. J. Roberta of over Becrali. tvrestler. heads the list of mid- which showed — thron Cunningham RAY vice, of the N. C. A. A. high hurdles. The judges originally called QUARTER FINALS Simms defeated (Y. M C. A ). 48:00 Italian, who the ball a distance of 55 feet, 5'2 coaches in that line, helped of each runner finishing, placingsl Tompkins. 52—48. Harris defeated Reed the slim black-haired dy formance second; Oliver, third, in 14 4. while the camera Olrls' Events. inches to break all existing records. that in races where it: Fisher, first; Klo&stoclc. 51—28: Wheeler defeated Lucas. 50—4u; ran with the Olympic 1.500 two by Otis Cole. Logan Cresap, Ross definitely away proved had 14 63. Below, the camera gives Ed Ablowich a fifth place and A1 Fitch Brown defeated Gordon. 53—24. •0-YARD NOVICE—Won by J. Oe!|er No season In history has ever pro- and Mart on the flash of the (unattached’: second D McHale years ago. leaving Cunningham Hirsgfleld. Frank Traynor starters depend whereas the had LuValle Junior Seetlon. (ghere- duced three such as watches sixth, in the 440-yard dash, judges placed Jimmy ham); third. J. Trimmer (Bhorehaml. in his flying high jumpers Miller. Track coaches include Joe gun. the hand-manipulated QUARTER-FINALS—Preeland defeated among others, staggering fifth. Time n:|3. Walter Marty. George Spitz and rec- too fast. Glenn Hardin. Louisi- Hamilton. 51—28; Sprlats defeated Patterson, holder of the Academy were __ 40-YARD FREE STYI.E—Won by J Oel- wake. Crown. Green defeated Mills, Johnson, all was shown 50—41: t e*r (unattached): second. D. McHsl# Missed. Cornelius going beyond ord in the broad Bill Johnston, ana State double winner, An Opportunity Jump: I 50—47; White defeated Lee. 50—21 (Shoreham’ third. J. Trimmer (Shore- the listed world record of 6:8V< and Bell. Bob Sleigh winning the low hurdles in 23.16 sec- And when than and I’ve found SEMI-FINALS—Green defeated White of course, the Gil Short, George velopment of the negatives. light, actually ham). Time. 0:28.2 flag Marty exceeding 6:9. j the watches cred- j 50—28. ! and Jack Preston. Swimming and onds, whereas stop that time comes we'll be putting our i my time is the same, or maybe a little can be waved briskly in rec- On the other hand, the vault- 22.7 seconds, better pole are Gri- ited him with men into the finals than that of timers MEAJ4WHILE. for water-polo coaches George fastest qualifying slower, registered ognition of the fact that ers, while consistently scaling around world record. der, Jack Crutchfield. A1 Brown. Bill than the instead of runners who place in slow who are watching the flash.” the first time since the war, the 14 feet, have not touched Bill ARMY AND NAVY DATED Kauffman. Bob Thatcher, Bob Wil- heats while faster placers in faster Nelson Metcalfe of Chicago, one of MIDDY FORTUNE VARIES United States possesses all world foot- Graber's high mark of 1932. Only Favors the Pictures. liams, Paul Bjamason.,Frank Hayler. stagr heats are eliminated.” the officials of the meet, said: racing records from 100 yards to 1 two broad jumpers. Jesse Owens of of Dalis Laizure, Harlan Kirkpatrick. is only one fair way Coach Dean Cromwell of the Univer- ’There can be no reflection on the ANNAPOLIS. July 14.—All placss mile, and with one exception from 100 Ohio State and A1 Olson of Southern said Amos Second Class Wins Ball Game Fred Chenault. Fitzhugh Palmer. Ar- judging finishes,” sity of Southern California, whose judges. After running,gnd re-running and dates for the meetings of Naval meters to 1.500. This In itself shows California, have bettered 25 feet in THERE the thur Gustafsin, Jack Daub, Jim Rut- Alonzo Stagg. referee of have held a prominent place races before our eyes on the screen the terrific pace at which our athletes competition this year. The arts of sprinters But Racketers Are Beaten. and Military Academy teams for the ter and Ernest Humphrey. meet, after studying the pictures in intercollegiate athletics for years, 1 is necessary to decide where the ath- have been traveling, especially within heaving the hammer, discus and de- Coaches for other sports are: “To every boy the break he had this to letes really finished, how can judges coming year have been arranged. the last few months. Javelin have not progressed, nor have give say: ANNAPOLIS. Md., July 14.—The Everett the can be de- who one of serv- with a few Gymnastics—Bill Lederer, serves only pictures get fleeting glimpse properly Naval Academy second class, active Next on the program the The only reason the U. 8. A can't the distance runners, pos- a Cromwell's Reaction. Link, John Ryder. Carl Ammo. Walter pended upon to accurately judge decide?” claim the world 800-meter record Is sible exceptions, done anything suffi- to in athletics here this Summer, had ice school matches Is the foot ball Jack Oseth and finish. It is humanly Impossible "iN MY mind, few athletes have run because the A A. was not clent to arouse the fears of the Boyd. Ralph Embree, an even break today, defeating the game, to be In on U. shrewd ! post- j finishes such as we played Philadelphia Jim correctly judge as as have been timed. to dockers at that mark Nurmi crop abroad. i Terry. fast they Shamrock base ball club of Balti- December 1. enough put Alex had in the N. C. A. A. meet here.” REACH TENNIS FINAL. | Tennis—Joe Barker, Tyree, There are not many timers who more, 8 to 6. but losing on the courU The first contest In 1935 will be the coaches that as soon Gerald Fitzgerald and John Rawlings. Some predicted actually catch the flash of the starter's 14 Henry to the Palls tennis club of basket ball booked for the and display- CLEVELAND, July Gwynns game, Bennett, Jack Car- as more rapid developing when do Fencing—Fred : gun and they they are, by Seattle tennis and Art the same city, 7 to 2. Naval Academy on February 33. of the films for benefit of judges Prusoff, star, michael, Bill Small. George Wagner ing natural reaction, still a fraction of a 6 to 3 as their half ol On June 1. also of next the will replace battle Trailing by year, and Willard have been devised they second slow in their watches, Hendrix, Lakeland, Fla., will Hanger. of punching the eighth began, the Middies woe j Army will send Its lacrosse team to taken hand and human judging 1 Particular interest is being timing j “Why, I've had my back turned to for the Ohio singles championship when a batting rally, led by Seaford Annapolis, while the Navy base ball I in the inter-company boxing tourna- races. i the starter, clicking my watch on the here tomorrow. They won semi-final and netted five runs in the and track teams will contest at West and electrical timer, King, ; ment for members of the new class, “The camera sound, w’hich travels much slower matches today. Auburn, session. I Point. com- said Wilbur Hutsell, coach of which begins on July 25. Each ■- ••will our judges and timers pany team is coached by one or more replace are able to speed up de- a.nglers will have their in- gers. Thirty-five double-headers were members of the varsity squad. when they ningT today with the Potomac landed by this party. and Shenandoah Rivers clear Another group fishing on the at Harper's Perry, and the Gooses landed 140 hardhead Tues- BASS Thu ikow* an 113m. wh»al river' around and below Wash- day evening, ranging from 112 to 4 6-fL pmmt body ington also dear, Shenandoah River pounds. This party consisted of Mr. BARKS FROM DOGDOM bam ehnmu. 7-ft. panai body, am Ubm, bass continue to char- and Mrs. S C. Roehr, Mr. and Mrs. display peculiar BY R. R. TAYNTON-—- whaatbaaa, alto ammlakla at rwdaaai prim acteristics with respect to taking bait. I C. Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. William L. _ most unusual one. me They either let it alone, or go after Drevo, Archie Burgess and Bill Mau- 30-odd* years ago Mrs. bor’s goat—a was it her, minnows and mad toms ferociously. i ger. They went out with Capt. Mar- Alice Simpson, who owned a front half of his, or maybe black. Thursday afternoon a party fishing shall in his boat Kingflsh and fished pet shop in New York City and hodv was a glossy, gleaming, was a dazzling near Castleman's Ferry didn't get a for three hours. Mauger landed the raised the then comparatively All the hind part SOME in course evolved, the strike until they were about ready to big trout. new breed of Boston terriers as snowy white. It that the neigh- call it a day. when the fish commenced a side line, bred a puppy she called of the conversation, LANHAM. Leo Murray, Cy to strike as If starved. Within an Ringmaster. This puppy was shown borhood children had had a meeting and Lou as hour they had caught nine smail- CUFFPerkins, George Deyoe at most of the prominent shows and the day before, and acting a unit, Kolodin a Iso selected the the afore- mouth bass ranging in weight from a did considerable winning. But more had thoroughly scrubbed Gooses as their Tues- pound and a half to three,pounds. fishing grounds important, he became one of the mentioned goat, thereby accentuating They landed several others, which day night and landed 168 hardhead most noted stud dogs and sires of his the startling contrast in color and and some sea trout. was he that were a trifle over 10 inches, legal min- good-size day. And so prepotent marking. And don’t let one tell you Bostons of the imum, and these fish w'ere returned to any many of the winning of solu- ! that fish are not biting off Solomons their to Ring- Most kennels use some sort the water. Bass fishing around River- present trace genealogy' 1 the of the Pa- was tion for their dogs during the ton. Va.. is said to be only fair these Island, both in mouth master, or Sport IV. as he regis- dipping tuxent River and out In the bay. Last A. K. C. Summer months. This series several days, but farther upstream on the tered in the afternoon "Radio" Joe Kennels it fleas and othpr South Branch of the Shenandoah at Wednesday In 1917 the Ringmaster purposes: discourages Kaufman a of seven were under that name by insects, the skin in good condi- Overall these gamesters are reported piloted party registered keeps enthusiastic to this place. of Cleveland. Ohio. tion short-haired breeds are to be furnishing excellent sport. anglers Jerome Halley (many one of that title was trans- to a form of Summer eczema) In the swift waters of the Potomac They selected Capt. Harry Subsequently subject headed across back to Mrs. Simpson, who much of that deggy around Chain Bridge small-mouth bass Woodburn's boats and ferred and eliminates the bav to Island. Drifting later sold It to Miss Florence Farmer, odor. One recommended dip is are being landed, according to a re- Hoopers highly with the tide, these anglers landed who operated the kennels in upper lime commonly used for port from Julius Fletcher. He said sulphur 185 fish—25 1 blue. 1 flounder. New York State and. for a time, in orchards. It should be di- the water is In good shape. Capt trout, spraying 2 and 151 hardhead During New Jersey. Now the Ringmaster in accordance with directions Aubrey Shepard at Gunston Cove tells perch luted are to be by Mr. a lull in the fishing Marc Goldnamer Kennels operated | for Summer spraying. Another dip us that very few bass are being landed who "Faint heart never won fair John Henderson of Thrifton, Va of McDougal s and that it is a of yelled: consists of 1 gallon practicallv waste in this vicinity croaker," and almost instantly the has been raising dogs Dip. 1 pound of sulphur, 1 pound of time for the anglers to visit this cove 10 Mr. Henderson fish commenced to bite again Those for about years. boric acid, to 50 gallons of water at the present time. several direct descendants of in this party were Melvin Behrend. has This solution, if kept covered, may be As previously stated, there is no bass and to bring the Russel Sheik. Oscar I Dodek. A1 Ringmaster plans used A third and probably ! fishing Irom the Maryland side of the the repeatedly. Marc S Goldnamer. Wil- original glory back to Ringmaster is to dilute creolin Potomac in tide water until August 1 Sigmund. simpler method liam W. Wheeler. Davis A Bear and name. directions. This is very Above tide water the Maryland season according to "Radio" Joe Kaufman. 1. No license is effective. opened July required Boston Terrier Club of Bal- to fish in Maryland tide water, only of 10, E G Martin and a party timore met m special session CORRECTION has just been re- above tide water, but on the Virginia as THE with Capt. Dick Woodburn guide last Monday to nominate three ceived calling to my attention side of the Potomac a license is neces- I 1 Island A fishing Wednesday at Hoopers Boston terrier specialty judges for the fact that it was the Mary- sary to fish cither in tide water or hard- and Barren Island, landed 99 the judges list of the A. K land Collie Club that met at Relay, above tide water approved head 16 trout and 1 blue. Collie Club of __—„ Md„ last Sunday. The Maryland, which is either the parent Record catches of hardhead were I also picked last Wednesday after- or the offspring of the original collie on the New Half-Ton landed on the Gooses last week One noon for my weekly fishing trip. I ! rlub in Maryland, met Friday night, party fishing Wednesday night re- had with me Wilbur Leech. Dr. Al- 6. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. turned with 485 hardhead averaging fred Bou and John Duffv. We went July W. F. Barnwell in Baltimore. Officers two and tnree pounds the largest tip- out with Capt Preston Woodburn and were elected at this meeting. Mr J. ping the scales at four pounds, and 37 as usual our boat was well provisioned j I. Creager of Brentwood is now presi- trout running from one and a half to with soft crabs for the inner-man. dent. The question now before the TRUCK were We INTERNATIONAL two pounds. Many of the fish sandwiches, coffee and iced beer. house, or rather the houses, is why landed two at a time and shrimp was headed across the bay toward Hoopers C. The so honored were Mrs two clubs? used exclusively as bait. Those in Island and later moved down the bay people McGlone of Baltimore, Mrs Irwin of this party were Ernest Phumphre. Ben off Barren Island, where we landed Silver and Mrs Blrney of the HARVESTER announces and life —these mean Henderson. A) Rawlinson and hts son the majority of our fish, which in- Spring DIVER GETS DIVORCE. mg economy long Hill Kennels on the Seventh Carrol! Frank Scheer Biff Johnson. cluded 68 hardheads and eight sea Aspin LOS ANGELES. July 14 TV— Woodburn cer- street pike riTERNATlONALsubstantial cuts in on its new EXTRA in the Half-Ton Interna- Tommy and Dave Thomas and Harry trout, Capt. Preston price something Mrs. Irwin's Boston terrier. Bobby Koshade Abella, Pacific Coast Ecott tainly Knows how to prepare soft young Have's Rockefeller, was awarded re- women's diving champion in 1928. crabs ant. also how to use a landing Half-Ton trucks. A of tional. Now are at loiter winners at the now a film actress, has been granted product outstanding they yours price* C WENTZ El. headed a net. I had a sea trout alongside serve three-point iPa 1 show last week. a divorce from Henry Abella, former last week our boat and just as the net was Greenburg from now I party to the Gooses San Francisco stock broker. I the start, CtEORGE fish Many local dog fancifrs are pre- quality and engaging one of Capt being lowered under him the got downward paring for the Cumberland Dog boats at Kenwood Beach awa> With one swift the new Model C-l advances Phillips' Show. Saturday. August 25. This is NEW LOW PRICES landed 156 hardhead 40 of them movement Capt. Preston got the net to be a one-day show this year, in- Breeders 4 pounds each, and one under the fish and he was caught as weighing stead of two as in former years. farther into the lead the INTERNATIONAL Modal C-1 landed Clarence E Kcfauer for the second time, much to my sur- Thet by RufTeote Kennels on taking two fished 2 prise It was the first time I ever plan weighed 4' pounds. They Scots- best saw a trout that broke of their fine Welsh terriers, SCOTTISH all-around caught away light-truck . hours and 25 minutes Lee. Half-Ton Chassis i. . from the hook, Mr Fish was soon ward Storm and Nancy Aspin $390 In this were J A Black and but partv Hill Kennels will show the Boston and value on the market. We C. Wentzel. W E placed with many cf his brothers in say With Cab . . 490 son Frank. George female. Aspin Hill Memory, who won Saunders. Frank W LoefBer. C E a big galvanized containei. CAIRN the Baltimore specialty show re- that on sound and With Cab A S 1 Gustave Bovgren. Ernest evidence, Pick-up Body 5 Tyrell. HARRY WOODBURN told cently. and High Time II. who was 6haw and R. D Smith. TERRIERS me Friday morning over the winners dog at Richmond. Beech With 6-ft. Panel . 630 CAPT Collie puppies from Tokalon and we ask to the truck Body phone that the bay was very Tree Farm will probably show Lord you judge was a lucky day Bellhaven studs. Scotties sired by Friday the 13th. rough Thursday night and few boats Thomas Gray, their blue merle collie AU prices on 113-in. wheelbase chassis fo-b. for 13 McDonald. Dr Diehard Goth. vourself against the field. Su- anglers—Frank went out He said, however, that Capt stud. Shack absorbers D Gilmore factary. and Homer A Hall. John Nat Dare went across the bay despite Tom Ferris Paulk The Interest in small terriers con- front astro. Hugh Bird. Hind. the rough water and returned with perlative style, speed, operat- bumper Rideout tinues. Aspin Hill is now breeding R. R. TAYNTON Newman Sudduth. Harry a good big catch of fish He also miniature schnauaers They have a Jack Cleaves. Gus Chinn. Bob Isaacs infoims us that a number of sea Phone Falla Church 588 fine litter of seven puppies, sired by and Russell Entwistle This happy trout are being landed In the river Ch of Wollaton. RufTeote Kph- crowd went across the bsy tc Gooses from Drum Point Light to Cedar Virgo INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. nels boast two litters of Welsh ter- in one of Capt George North's boats Point and that all hardhead being APPLY JUST riers, sired by Scotsward Storm. In from old Goxernors Run and fishing landed In the river are small nave ONE SPOT (OF AMERICA) three hours made a catch of close tc addition thev purchased two female West White terriers and it kills every 590 hardhead and 3 trout. They re- Capt. Dick Lore of Solomons Island, Highland flu to breed them soon. ported all ot the hardhead were his who has a number of big. fine boats and plan SAFE—SURE Rd. N.E. us that trout are 901 Atlantic 3998 “fellers'* with the exception oi one tells commencing On* Snot d«*< not Bladensburg Collie Club met last the res? weighting from 2 to 3'j to strike down off the island He said Maryland flea*. It kills Md About pounds with one weighing 4’» pounds he had a party out from Baltimore THESunday at Relay. The trout weighed 3 pounds Newmar and they landed 69 hardheads aver- 20 members and their dogs were 25c. 50c Sudduth and Gus Chinn of The Star aging 2’4 pounds and 24 trout that present. It was decided not to meet SCHMID’S in of their experience on thii around 2 pounds each. He in August, but to meet the second telling weighed Importnni *f P*t* so time to leave Solo- Sunday in at the home of trip, said they never caught man? said that the best September 712 12th St. N.W. MEt. 7113 of the interested fish before In their lives, and Gui mons Island for a fishing trip now is Mrs Bromwell. One »> DWfr** proudly showed me his blistered fin from noon to 6 pm. spectators of the meeting was a neigh- % 4 S' *