Class Sloop, Growing Rapidly in Popularity, Will Compete Here ♦—-—-—_

Eight Washingtonians Tarpon, Hunted by Sight Like St. Michaels Regatta < Own New 19-Footers; Game on Land, Dangerous Puts Crab Industry j 500 in Country Scrapper When Boated Into Retirement Devotees Plan By WALTER McCALLUM. action. Furthermore, you don’t need I When you go fishing In Chesa- an expensive seagoing yacht to catch Big Variety of Events Long Trip to Strive peake Bay for the honest, placid him. He lives and feeds in shallow water where a skiff can and hardhead, you anchor at a likely go On Card; D. C. where 3-Day For Star Trophies spot, toss a baited hook overboard expensive oceangoing equip- ment would be useless. Furthermore, and wait. When you go blue fish- Yachtsmen Race By MALCOLM LAMBORNE, Jr. ing (remember that old time sport) he is the gamest of the game, 6 feet of the surface By * Staff Correspondent ol The Star. That lightning will strike the 1940 you chum ’em up, or troll, hoping dynamite, clearing of the water in a dozen leaps during ST. MICHAELS. Md., 2.— President's in youll rim into a school. August Cup Regatta Septem- a for an hour But for the bigger fish of the scrap which may go on The famed Eastern Shore crab went ber was assured here today with or more. He into Into West Coast of Florida, you hunt may jump your temporary retirement here to- in which case it's safest to as of announcement that one of the Na- the tarpon just as the big game boat, get day yachtsmen three State* overboard and leave the boat to and the District of tion's fastest growing one-design of the land is hunted. You cruise Columbia took him. Tarpon have broken legs and over this for classes—the class around until you see the fish. Then crab-canning village lightning sloop- arms in this cute little maneuver, the 19th annual Miles you either troll for them or still- River Yacht will be included in the part when the customers tried to subdue Club which fish in the spot where you see the Regatta, opened today. of the regatta for which The Star him in cracked en- roll. the boat; have Crabbing, fishing and allied in* will tarpon present a large array of trophies. gine housings and otherwise have dustries that make this town a To a lot of people accustomed to nor- In no way associated with other acted like a bull in a china shop. mal 362 out of the fishing where they hope fish are spot days year forms of lightning, including the It isn't considered good form to en- were thrown overboard last and never seeing them it may sound night current German variety, the class tertain a big in a small as queer to hunt fish by the sight of tarpon visiting "firemen'’ and Shor* will make its debut here boat. The usual is to folk Septem- them. But it’s true. technique get joined in the opening ceremo- ber 14 when absolutely “I 11 local and national overboard—sharks or no sharks— nies of the ... find it’s hardly worth while to fish 3-day affair. sailing classes take over the Potomac until the tarpon has thrashed him- for tarpon where you don’t see a Competition Greatly Varied. River for two days. self to death. fish break water,’’ said Clifton Bog- Power events the The announcement, made by The tarpon is a mysterious fish. running gamut gess, Everglades City guide, over from work boat Sailing Chairman Arthur H. Clep- No one knows why every year he handicap race tp there on the West Coast of the the hane, is expected to heighten local makes the circuit of the Caribbean Chesapeake Bay championship State 80 miles west of Miami, where for Classes H, I and J lightning class interest which has Sea, where he is born, or how fast runabouts the tarp roll all summer from Match opened the this grown rapidly this summer. he grows. Or why he rolls on the regatta morning. to November. “We have spots where Picturesque craft, Eight Washingtonians are listed surface of the shallow sea, betray- sailing including you’ll seldom see a fish, but as a the colorful as owners of the smart 19-footer ing his presence to the hopeful log canoes, were to vi* rule it’s hardly the thing to fish for spectator interest this while others are reported appearing angler. The highbrows assume he afternoon. where you don’t see a fish A full of at nearby Chesapeake Bay sailing rolling.” rolls to get a breath of fresh air, day speedboat competi- tion is slated for centers. Several local class sailors Esteem Only the Tarpon. for he has lungs, and sometimes tomorrow'. This will include events for 135 226 have planned to attend the class na- “Fish,” comes up with an audible ‘‘Whoosh.” and incidentally, means only cubic-inch hydroplanes, mile tional championships late this in the But he doesn't have to come up. trials, tarpon tarpon country. When Class E runabouts and month at Riverside, Conn. the I’ve fished for—and caught—tarpon unlimited guides speak of fish, they mean speedboats. All in a spot where no fish had been power races have Nearly 500 Lightnings in U. S. nothing but tarpon. Snook, chanucl been seen for hours. sanctioned by the American Nearly 500 of the boats have been bass, jackflsh, grouper and jewflsh Power Boat Association. built in Usually—still fishing—he'll toss the this country in the past just aren’t fish in the category of While hook. That is, unless he has swal- numerous small one-desigfi year, and because of their the tarpon The fish j growing guide. only classes have been a favored will be lowed the bait and the hook catches given popularity included in this that rates the term “fish” is the j on the in his gills. Probably the average spot program, it is the famed year's regatta for the first time, ac- tarpon. Even the snook is though of log canoes that will draw all to a tarpon landed to those ‘‘jumped” eyes. cording Clephane. rugged soul on any tackle, the There are is about one in five. The the Sidney W. Lightnings, with the other redflsh Is guides Covington along good enough and the Trophy for canoes built classes, will afford never admit a tarpon has picked up prior to Washington the jackflsh is tough for any 1917 a SAILORS’ RETURN—Sunburned more than three weeks of after home. left strong- the bait and run with it unless (only few of these remain of an by reaching They are. to right: Mate Walter Law- armed they opening phase all-matinee angler. today), the John B. the Potomac these Sea Scouts are shown see the fish jump. It might be— Harrison trophy show that will spread over three cruising River, going son, Phillip Osborne, Billy Breitbach and Roy Theiss. The straw The tarpon to No. 1 happens be and is—a small shark. for canoes built since that date and week ends. The will over the on at on the usually regatta be gear their Corinthian Yacht Club, just hats were picked up on the way down the river. list of many a Florida angler. the prized Governor of climaxed These critters are the bane of still Maryland by the 14th annual run- —star staff Fnoto. In my book he tops the sailflsh and for fishermen in tarpon waters. Usual- Trophy any and all canoes. ning of the feature President's Cup is the equal of the white for iy they aren’t but 93 Events on of three heats on September 28 and —-——- big, occasionally Program. 29. a big boy—10 to 12 feet long—picks Ninety-three events in all have up the bait and swallows it. If he been .Cindies iui uie san races are ex- scheduled. The bulk of sailing doesn’t rasp off the line with his pected from many parts of the Corinthian Sea Scouts Invent 250 Seek National races will be staged tomorrow. Swimming Outboard Eliminations filelike tail, or roll in the leader Eastern coast, some from as far dis- Sunday will see the final event, and cut the line with his elaborate the tant as New England and Florida. traditional race back from to Beat dental equipment you are in for a Point to Series winners willl be awarded The Ways Potomac Calm on Get Under This Tilghman Baltimore Light boring scrap of a of hours. for Evening Star trophies. Championships Way Month, couple | large cruising and racing classes. That is, unless you are smart and I Honoring the ‘'father” and the Special features will include a And on cut the line yourself. Which race current of the Heat Cruise With usually for minature brigantines and president Lightning Long Eastern Finals in is done Shore September by men hunting for tarpon. marine parade of United State* Class Association, regatta officials The world's most ingenious yachts- corded. Four days and four nights Power Squadron members have named C. Lindzey Nicholson, CHICAGO, Aug. 2.—The 1940 na- awarded to Cleveland for August 10 Angler's Greatest Sport. from men—the Corinthian Yach Club Sea were consumed in covering the dis- Washington. Baltimore. II, of Syracuse, N. Y., to the Race Rote tional outboard championship elimi- and 11 and on September 1 the But at when Hamptorf, Scouts—returned to Washington tance. As the boys are expected Among Entrants; night, the tarpon Annapolis and Committee already studded with Southeastern divisionals will be run are : Philadelphia. this week with tales of new meth- to report back to their skipper as nation series, the most extensive in rolling in' a wide pass between names prominent in North American Water Carnival Also at Chattanooga, Tenn., and the ods to beat Potomac River calms frequently as possible, they found their 11-year history, will under mangrove keys, feeding on shrimp On this will re- get Southwestern divisionals at . group and heat. row Austin, and mullet—ah, there is the It necessary to virtually the Slated 17 this sport solve the task of the three- August way month, James W. Texas. The Eastern divisionals are of all staging Ten sunburned youngsters, com- entire distance, both day and night. Mulroy, piscatorial sports. Sometimes race series. executive of the National at Philadelphia 7-8. are prising the crews of the cat boats They anchored only when the tide ll.v the Associated Press. secretary September they in the mood to hit any- The committee includes Herbert Divisional winners, along with thing that moves. Wild Cat and Bob Cat, slipped was too strong against them. OXFORD, Md., Aug. 1.—Some 250 Outboard Association, announced Sometimes the L. Stone, editor of Maga- last year's are Yachting into their berths to end a Time also was taken out to visit today. champions, eligible strikes are few. I've caught as many quietly will 17 zine and honorary chairman; Dr. compete August in the third to compete in the national cham- as nine on one 25-dav cruise that took them to some of the historic sites along the Eight preliminary sectional and tide, and had to rest John Eiman. of the annual Eastern Shore pionships, to be held on Lake for a president the mouth of the Potomac and river. They included St. Marys championship divisional titular regattas are sced- Quin- long time. For the tarpon Class Yacht sigamond at Worcester. All seven is a Racing Association; return. More than 200 miles were Courthouse. Wakefield, Stratford swimming meet and water carnival uled throughout the country start- man, and if he runs big he’ll Oscar S. Tyson of the American of the 1939 victors, Clin- tire out. At covered by the "cats." Hall and Blackistone Island. On here. ing with the Northwest champion- including you other times it's Canoe L. Corrin ton Ferguson. Waban, Mass.; Jack Association; Strong, Only the heat surpassed the lack the Coan River on the Virginia ships at Marshfield. Oreg., tomorrow, hard to get him to strike. Be certain that your boat commodore of Gibson Island Yacht The carnival is sponsored by the Henckels, Fort Worth, Texas, and now is of wind during the cruise which Peninsula visits were paid to marine that will lead to the grand finale of Right the time for tarpon is Paul G. former Red Gar Wood, Jr., in in Florida. fully protected when Squadron; Tomalin, turned a sailing junket into an railways and tomato-packing plants. Cross and W. P. A. Recreation this year's outboarding campaign at Algonac, Mich., They aren't around in commodore of the Potomac River the amateur division, and Paul she goes overboard this endurance contest of rowing. A second 25-day cruise will leave Councils of Talbot, Kent, Caroline, Worcester, Mass., on September 14 any great numbers in the winter, Sailing Association here, and Jack had not been to 16. Wearly, Muncie, Ind.; Claude Smith, except for a few scattered schools season. Let us They out many Washington on August 16, accord- Wicomico explain Marsh, veteran local author- Dorchester, and Queen Atlanta, Ga.; Bob Guttman, Mani- around the sailing days when one of their number ing to Sea Scout Skipper Fred Tilp. Three sectional meets are booked lower Keys. They are our comprehensive ma» Annes Counties. Each will towoc, Wis., and A1 Anderson, Bran- there in ity. devised a new method of cooling county on the West Coast this year prior the summer—almost any- rine have 42 entrants in swimming races to the ford, Conn., in the professional where. But don't waste much coverage. Tomalin Crack Committeeman. off. Finding it too hot to sail Pacific divisional cham- 1 time and contests. ranks, will defend the crowns won see Tomalin. rated by experts one of at day, they would anchor their Race at Bear Mountain life-saving pionships at Long Beach, Calif., unless you ’em rolling. They "Stars" of last September on J. Blaise de Sibour & the best committeemen in yacht- boats in midstream, don life jackets the meet will be the September 1 and 2. The Northern Eagle Mountain may be there, but so might the Bro. Joan and Lake at Fort Worth. shark. 1700 I St. ing circles, is chairman of the com- and go over the side. With broad- Attracts Cruisers 10-year-old Susan Norton- California sectionals will be held at N.W.^^ ME. 3996 mittee. brimmed straw hats to protect them Taylor twins of Oxford, who will give Modesto August 11. and the South- Cruiser racing definitely is on the exhibitions of tandem Washington lightning owners who from the windless heat, there they swimming ern California sectionals at Long increase in the East this season. and are expected to take an active part would float for hours on end. life-saving. Beach August 25. The national Meet officials include Grant Mc- in enlisting out-of-town entries in- When a breeze came up the boys With the around Staten Island and outboard runabout championships -V clude Paul Cubbin, Red Cross field will be run aehtsmen! —> Walter and George would swim back aboard to con- Block Island events in the records, representa- concurrently with the Rod and tive and former Stream Buchan, Norment Alden, Samuel tinue their cruise. captain of the Jack- Pacific Coast hydroplane divisionals this week end finds the Bear Moun- Edward Frank M. sonville. Fla., beach Gordon at Beach over Labor By GEORGE HUBER. Spencer. Sellers, Another method that them patrol: Long Day. pulled through the water, and now KEEP A kept race on Russell, Frederick W. Jack tain the Hudson River be- Stone, Red Cross field representative The Central divisionals were is Shields, cool and at the same time added Although heavy rains the time to use them. run under the of the for recently! Babcock and Arthur Godfrey. ing auspices Maryland, and Robert Duncan, The hot weather also is to the day's run was devised. Row- made the Potomac near and below affecting In addition to Engtewood Basin Yacht Club and director of Red Cross first aid and PICTURE the lightnings. The into salt water fish to some extent, and LOG ing shoal water, the scouts the I Star trophies will be awarded to Bayside Yacht Club staging its life-saving instruction for the Dis- Washington extremely muddy, bass hardhead in would put on shoes, over- the bay are supplying winners in jump first predicted contest on trict of Columbia. the comet; 20-foot, di- board and log Long ! fishing is not out of question. If you the best catches when after push their “cats" up the Island you go visions 1 and 2; one-de- Sound. Well-known contestants will in- Fore and Aft them in the Hampton shoreline. When a creek mouth ; are willing to travel 65 miles or so deeper water, such as B Twelve entries have been clude Walter eign. class sailing canoes, handi- already Sandy, Andy Emerick, A new and more the channel. was reached aboard to streamlined can steamship That chan- they hopped received for the cruiser race to be you find some fair midsummer cap A. handicap B, , and Jimmy Campbell. Gordon Esterline. nel can be found from 1 to row to the next beach stretch. Ten Notre Dame will make its debut this 8 miles classes. held in conjunction with the Gold Max Rote, coach at fishiag up in the hills. dinghy miles was covered in swimming offshore from any of the bay spots, this manner. at month at With the exception of the Cup Championships Northport, George Washington U.; Elmer Northport, Long Island, for so take snipes, Two afternoons were consumed ; Strangely enough, with the water just your choice. Trout Which will recruit Long Island, August 17. Stretch Pohl and Otis the 37th only local boats, in Hipsley, annual running of the Gold i hereabout so muddy you almost can also are on the increase and occa- ■ visiting lighthouse keepers at 11 classes will draw heavily on out- Douglas. Cup classic. The same walk on sional excellent Upper Cedar and Mathis Points. Dusenburg it, our daily river report rock catches are of-town entries. Chairman Clephane engine with which she won the 1937 made trollers. It They have a standing invitation Boats Are More from Harpers Ferry says that both being by seems states. Yacht the Popular President's will Capital Club, with the Cup be used. the Potomac and Shenandoah are that most of the good stripers still keeper at Upper Cedar Motor boat Out popular Maine avenue organization, registrations on New Hotsy Totsy Again Notre Dame will the are Point for dinner. All hands were represent clear at that point. Another report being taken, though, by either ^ill be the for sailors. Hampshire's inland lakes are show- A Gold veteran of 1937, Hotsy most radical from tra- or headquarters served a meal there. Cup departure from Williamsport says the river at chumming drifting a crab at A race will be ing an increase this season. On owned the late Victor dition that the single held the The scouts Totsy III, by owner, Herb Men- that point is clear and which is such places where these types of started out early last July 9 the Public Service Commis- low, Opening day, in the afternoon. Sun- Kleisrath of South Bend, Ind., may delson, of Detroit, ever has made. fishing are in vogue. month with a race from strange, indeed, after so much rain. A day-by-day will see the second Washing- sion had recorded 730 more boats be out of retirement this For the first picture ef your day and third ton brought time driver and It must be Marlin Like the Heat. to the Naval Proving Ground than at that the Monocacy, which cruise is SO easy to record with races of the series. the same period last year year. The boat has been mechanic will sit behind the The warm weather at purchased engine becomes after a also should be a camera and Dahlgren, Va„ a distance of 56 when a record muddy heavy dew, is time will registration of 5,040 by Sidney A. Allen of Hampton in the stern. A effect has a to marlin off miles. torpedo all the mud into the Po- help anglers Ocean make your prints a priceless craft was reached for the season. N. bringing Bays, Y., and may be entered in been achieved with a 3-foot over- City and These possession. It was the tomac. Chincoteague. Come in let’s Swim probably slowest sail- This year's July 9 total was 4,366 1940 at the stern Cracking Records the championships under the hang and streamlining spikesnouts like warm water, in gab about your needs. ing—and rowing—race ever re- craft. Fish Above Harpers Ferry. burgee of the Montauk Yacht Club. throughout her 22 feet. The boat is fact they must have it, and every So if you have bass fishing in In stock one of the largest Becomes Keifer Habit built of all plywood mahogany. degree rise in temperature is wel- mind and must be satisfied, you selections of new and us*d cam- Adolf Mendelson, after three weeks of comed by marlin Keifer, Chicago backstroke some of the anglers. eras and equipment for still pic- test is might try Potomac spots Bwimmer, made a habit of runs, reported as being well Chincoteague is a de- tures and home movies breaking above Harpers Ferry—Shepherds- making in Wash- records in 1935 and hasn't broken I Seems to Be satisfied with the boat’s perform- cided bid for some of the marlin ington. Swimming U. S. town, Falling Waters or Williams- the habit since. The 1936 Olympic ! Leading Sport ance. business this season,’ with some de- port. Midsummer bass fishing never Capital Camera carries games established him as the world’s sirable boats and better docking fa- Exchange and Rate Members of the is the best, for cool weather brings best and Keifer himself doesn't Fishing Hiking Highly, Too, Magazine Poll Shows Chesapeake Bay cilities. There are four or five ex- the BEST in BINOCULARS j Yacht in the ones. some fish Racing Association have been big However, sea docked know how many times he has There are more pert deep guides there swimmers in tennis attracts 27 per cent of the hunters amount to extended an invitation to be can be had. Fish the deep holes and cracked records since that can\pers, 32; guests this season, headed by the veteran Authorized Agents for o Bausch year. America than card players, more total, badminton 13 of Yacht the riffles because riffle bass per cent, with 29. ice skaters, 22; horseback Annapolis Club and its skip John Cass of Miami, who pioneered Lamh o Zeiss • Leifs • Wnllensack fishermen than golfers and more active baseball officers for the this time of are participants and' riders, 22; canoeists, 17; motor annual rendezvous. year small creatures. this fishing in Virginia waters only hikers than bowlers. table It will be held the New Finish tennis players about equal, boatists, 16; sailing enthusiasts, same week end as The big ones want the deep, cool last year. That was the first time On hand a limited number of hivh Repellent At least that is what 8.000 the club's trade used binoculars. around 4 per cent. The other 104 13, and skiiers, 9. regatta, August 17 and 18. spots. Finding the big ones in deep it was tried at the Americans really there, yet indicated in reply to games in which Americans in- holes often is difficult with artificial "Your Old Camera or Bin- Makes Sails Better There are 44 other outdoor end of the season Capt. Cass had oculars pertinent questions about what A special meeting of the Potomac Accepted in Trade.” dulge had even smaller percent- activities with lesser plugs and baits and you may have landed 54 marlin, quite an achieve- Sails that can go through a driv- they do, asked them by Tire Sat- percentages. River Power Squadron has been ages. In of to switch 6ver to live bait. ment for one boat fishing in hith- rain and be and for in spite figures showing called by Comdr. John ing dry ready urday Evening Post an exten- Lokerson There are some baits on the mar- There are 7 per cent of the that basket ball the for erto unexplored waters. racing the next morning are being sive survey to find out what its gets biggest Tuesday at the Capital Yacht CAPITAL total who say they don’t attendance in the ket designed to go deep—they have Biade with the aid of a new water readers are like. just play sports world, Club for the election of delegates metal on the front end games. There are 5 per cent who 77 per cent of those who to a steep cups CAMERA repellent finish. Most Americans who games replied meeting of the United States play are not devotees of which push the bait down when EXCMAMCE Yachtsmen who have used the cards. an outdoor to the survey ranked football Power Squadrons in New York play Seventy-two per cent City j Washington's Camera sport and there are 2 per cent first from a Original new repellent, known as "zelan.” play cards with far in the only spectator viewpoint, September 9. Exchange Store bridge who are that not interested in watch- baseball coming second with 70 1003 P*nn. report they fill and pull more lead^ith 58 per cent and poker 4 Are. N.W. ME. 8S9H in wind with little ing some sport. per cent and basket ball third readily light per cent. About half as many and hold their Of the athletic 61 per with 50, followed by horse stretching shape play golf as play cards, while type, racing better than sails under cent can swim. 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