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Good/Vear Hove My '57 Until I Get Rid of My '56 Pontioc Demonstrator * THE EVENING. STAR, Washington, D. C. campaign to kill cleanly and re- ______ FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IBM C-4 -cover each duck downed, Loaaea 2 World Marks !g»TI through crippling average 25 per cent of ducks downed nation- Hampton Aerials to Test wide, and In some surveys have FORE AND AFT OUTDOORS amounted to 53 per cent. BY MALCOLM LAMBORNE Pace Tuneup Wirt BILL LEETCH Here are good rules to follow: | Shoot only when you can drop Howard's Tight Defense the birds in open water. Ule a HAMPTON. Va, Nov. 2 (Spe- * retrieving dog, you will really cial).—The Olympics add to your sport. Don’t shoot No. 1 passing com- The frostbite regatta The House Merchant For HIGH TIDES FOR WASHINGTON AND POTOMAC RIVER POINTS that! i Marine I Nor. 3 Not A Not. I) when you cannot recover your in I ... 5 Not. U Not. 7 Nor. 8 Not. the Central Inter- d bination started out a few years ago as! I Committee resumes its boating ’ LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2 (jP).— A.M «:1S Sts'! 0:31 10:11 10:53 11:30 birds. collegiate **•**¦ 8:38 [ Practice on clay pigeons Athletic Association hearings November 13 in New : Two new w'orld records 8:13 8:51 10:30 11:10 11:54 12fS5 top an end-of-season match between’ were Fcr K Brld« odd .5 For Brldse add Pot’[to develop your shooting eye. comes up against the pass City, by —. , , . ;r minutes Chun Ift minutes York followed sessions pointed toward official recogni- points listed below, deduct lrom above (Itch opposite each point when Hamp- f IWj&k ‘National Yacht Club skippers and tables the hours : Don’t be kidded into believing defense tomorrow in Boston, November 16; St. tion today, and the A***a*K*r . hi Guntton Com (entrance. m ' selections >a... I that the ihagnum ammuni- ton grown { Adula Creek (entrance. Indian Head (Occoauan Creak) new Institute entertains Howard m Quantico Marines has full Louis, December 3; New Orleans, ..'jars • I*4 hr* i ?mk committee of the United States’ Breton Bay .Blaklston Is.) .. o'ibrs Marshall Hall _.. *•, hr tion plus your Long Tom shot- University. Game time is 2 p.m. blown into major sailing event December 4; and Miami, Decem- powerful Olympic Colonial Beach ti hrs Quantico Creek .entrance! 2 hr* a Games track Dahlsren1 hrs • gun will let you take " ber 6-7 After ft*.* Rock Point (Conb la «hra [ birds 75 Quarterback Lou Shackleford ?. that the staff starts and field team breathed easier HIGH " for Lightning class sloops. Better a TIDES FOR CHESAPEAKE BAY POINTS yards out. Keep a crab niet with and Clyde Clack I L writing report for submission after solving few problems Nov :i Nov. 7 8 End have com- skippers a in ... Not. 4 Nov. 5 Nov.« Nov. Nov. 0 long than 30 from as far dis- A.M .:18 ?:.*8 b handle In your boat. The give Hampton a potent ito Congress by December 31. athletic personnel. 0:38 8:41 8:30 10:22 11:21 bined to tant as Massachusetts race to- P.M. 7:do 8:18 8:02 8:40 10318 11:14 1 law says you cannot* shoot • : > ’ The committee’s final recom-j Head '* aerial attack. Shackleford has MW “ Coach Jim Kelly was F lnU US d ' <,educt ,rom *°°T ' liven WbMM morrow and Sunday on the Po- eac!* potnt° below '»01« the hours oPooelte « crippled ducks from a boat while completed 16 of 38 passes and mendations willhave a tremend- happy after watching his ath- i tomac off Quantico. Annapolis .Severn River) 2 , it is being activated by a motor ous bearing on whether there nra Kent island Narrow* *" nrs Clack has been the receiver on They year’s! letes in their final tuneup on Benedict (Patuxent River) 4 hrs I*4 but you dip will include this will regulations designed Bloody Point Bar Love Point 2hr can them legally. average! be new home soil before heading for' Lltht 3 hrs Pla Point (Patuxent River)... 3'hra nine of them for an champion, Barney l* Personally Dixie district to make boating safer and laws 'r»tuxent mvert. 4*4 hrs Point Lookout tthn ‘ we think it A silly gain of yards. [Australia next week. n B r ***’ “ Shadyside (Dealei 20 Mead of Baltimore, and last SWSrChesapeakeIL‘ ffif E 2 hrs. 2 hrs law, and few obey it, throughout the land uniform. Beach ... 3 4 hrs Sharps Island Light i can But tomorrow The outstanding performances Ch°pt»nk 4 hrs Shackleford will! year’s Quantico winner, Charlie The committee has golden River Lltht yV> hra Solomons Island ft hrs ! be got around with that cfab net. a . have the Howard secondary, led! \ plus [yesterday; Walrhaven (Herring Say) 3 hrs 8t Michaels (Miles River) ZZ 2 hrs ¦g> 4 Allaire of Red Bank, N. J„ opportunity to come up with a 1 A shot put—63 by Wilmer Smith, to worry other Lightning luminaries, ac- 1 feet 2 inches—- We do not know the present they will take a wet fly, especi- uniform boating law that will by the world king of the event, I of the ally about. Only 25 of 88 pass at- cording to Capt. A. E. Montrief, condition Shenandoah a small one very well. Fish tempts serve as a model for all the states. Parry O’Brien. : River along its entire length but for In have been completed regatta chairman. mobility them streams like Seneca agaifist I With the great of Amer- A 3:07.3 mile relay raced by!.we strongly suspect it is pretty Creek, Bennet’s (-BRAKES-, the Bisons, who have! The race committee under icans, there nothing Creek and Rock * RELINED Intercepted could be ' Charley Jenkins, Lon Spurrier,; [well roiled. We do know that Creek, also in Difficult WHILE-U-WAIT 16. The former Dun- NYC’s Walter Collier, plans races than hodge-podge Run over worse a of Tom Courtney and Lou Jones the Potomac is up somewhat and Virginia. bar High star has grabbed 10 WILMER SMITH tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. laws that change every time you in Broad Run and 1 4 WHEELS (J jasc of them and that cracked the existing world roilly and we doubt if it will be other streams. COMPLETE needs one more to Top Pass Defender and Sunday at 10 a.m. Trophy; {Cross a State line. mark, j|lD9 tie the and the time of the second good for much but catflshing **** . Free conference record set by awards will be at noon Sunday. ** * * i Life I place team which also eclipsed thi« week end. Next year, Phil Strother of Howard in 1951. Smith. 180-pound senior from big party planned at the the International Adjustment t m UP A is South River Y. C. frostbite re- the record. However, it is always wise to : Light Tackle Asso- 1 This will be the 44th meeting Armstrong High School. Smith Corps ; gatta Sunday post- Tournament Marine School tomorrow this has been The second check before going trip City. Md„ between these rivals. It has been has scored five of Howard’s six night. poned to date in December. team of Arnie So- on a or ciation turns to Ocean a well, Josh Culbreath, Glenn Davis giving one up. and white marlin, instead ] SANDERS »’“ a close rivalry, with Hampton touchdowns in the last two moved into : Sailing Club of aTi-Vu. Another class has of the Chesapeake and Eddie Southern There are many small creeks : more ports winning 22, Howard taking 20 ) games. Wilmer Smith, at picture oyster did it in southern with their the at Quantico. Ronnie ! holds its annual roast near 3:08.1. The existing that run into these rivers which : sailflsh. and one game ending in a tie quarterback. Halfback Ait Van- extraordinary Annapolis November 10 at 2 p.m. record is The 12th International Lum, drum beater 3:08.8, set in 1952 in London by clear up quickly and provide ! Light Tackle Tournament will j *“The OritinaT **A FLA. Both teams got off to poor • Brakle and Fullback Bob Brown Celebrity class, predict- for the is itGene Cole, J. W. Mashburn, Reg- some bass fishing and excellent be1 held July 9-12, 1957, with!<• HERSON NX starts this season. Howard lost t will be the other backfield ing of the new 20-foot- 72 10 to 15 gie Pearman and Mai Whitfield. sport with fall fish, which, while i men’s teams fishing as such and its first four, but snapped back : starters. There is Semce Whilt V ers for the races. a new MARYLAND Jim Graham, Oklahoma A&Mnot much in the pan, give an as on July 9, 12J Wait—Oven~sat to beat Fisk (Tenn.) and Up perpetual trophy plus individuals 10. l front for Howard will be at stake Continued From Page C-l pole valuter, relieved the excellent account of themselves and July 11 being Ladles Day. Fayetteville <N. C.) State Teach- Washington selec- FREE NEROLIBNT • Ken and George the usual first, second and third three straight losses—Purdue.! ! tion committee of a ticklish prob- jon a light fly rod. You can catch With the goose ers. Hampton dropped five in duck and sea- i Harris at the ends. Milt Buck place prizes. ( on the lem when he voluntarily with- them with worms if you like, but i son opening a half hour before ADJUSTMENTS a row before winning its first Armory second half of its sched-i I and Brunot at the Ronnie says there are now 250 drew from the team, to be re- Wednesday, Mary- last w*eek over tackles, ule.
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  • Table of Contents
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