Yacht Club Planning 22 No-Hit Games Cuban League at Last Hurled in Minors For Cruise By th« Associated Press Wins Hamlin Hurls, Hits Season 10-Day COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 11.— Recognition by Fine Wildfowl The 52 minor league baseball To 16-Inning Win clubs In the United States have •y tfi* AnwhM Prwt 30 produced 22 no-hitters this sea- Baseball Due, Canada Reports Starting July Organized Veteran Luke Hamlin, who has son, nine of them in June, the •y th» Associated Press Malcolm Jr. been baseball for a By Lamborne, National Association of Profes- pitching long, Capital Yacht Club, now in its COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 11.— long finally has blossomed sional Baseball League’s office time, To Ducks Unlimited 55th year, will hold a club cruise; Cuba's forth as a hitter. disclosed today. four-team winter baseball starting July 30 at Solomons Island,! The venerable gentleman, who By the Altecrated Press Public Relations Chief Rodger league today won its long battle for Md., and winding up 10 days later now makes his living throwing NEW 11.—Large wild Nelson listed the “perfect recognition by organized baseball. YORK, July at Oxford, Md., on the Eastern game”, for Toronto of the International duck in many area* of West- by Carl Derose of Kansas City’s The circuit was sanctioned as an crop* Shore. League, delivered a 16th-inning ern range have American Association Club as the unclassified affiliate of the National Canada’s nesting In between times, some 15 club single scoring Gene Desautels last been assured constant water headliner, although two other Association of Professional Baseball by will take in the big Miles night to give the Maple Leafs a levels the southern yachts tilts had been turned in Leagues during a meeting of Pres- throughout River Yacht Club at St. “perfect” 3-2 win over Rochester. regatta ident George M. Trautman and the prairies and other conditions also Michaels, Md., August 1 and 3, and previously. Lukd, the old "Hot Potato" of continue to favor 1047s waterfowl Derose’s performance against association’s Executive Committee the Oxford Race Week, August 8, major league fame, went all the Ducks Unlimited the June 25, with Cuban baseball officials last season, reported 0 and 10. Minneapolis Millers, way in the contest that required marked the first in association Tuesday at Chicago. Formal an- today. Fleet Tom Keane will lead just 5 minutes less than four director of th# Capt. faced nouncement was held up, Traut- Albert N. Day, history that a pitcher only hours of effort. He was the cruisers and play host to club man’s office until all opposed U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 27 batters and didn’t permit a said, parties for the entire members at a party aboard his new marathon route by mailed recommended dates for duck man to reach first. Derose also could return to their homes. 60-foot erulser Southern at St. Ray Yockim, a sprightly 25-year- to the State Game Com- some sort a Trautman announced the agree- hunting gave the minors of^ oldsters who to the St. Michaels. ment included Amer- belongs missions Tuesday. They were not record in that his no "hitter” approval by Louis Cardinals. made but had Program Announced. climaxed five straight days when ican minor leagues of a plan to public, Day previously Is out furnish 32 American of not indicated that he would suggest This the program worked at least one small loop reported players i the club's Committee: more than four that the season and the bag limits by Cruise a hitless game, Nelson said. years’ experience, j The will rendezvous at with the that they would Yacht Club be reduced from those of a year ago. yachts Of the minors’ 22 no-hitters, proviso BUSMAN’S HOLIDAY—When Alex J. Zaftros, 1523 Twenty-eighth street S. E., takes a vacation, Annapolis Solomons on the evening of July return to their United States teams Last year shooting was permitted 14 were nine-inning decisions, it will be in this new 28-foot Truscott sedan cruiser shown here on a trial run off Hains Point. 30, after down Potomac after March 1. 45 days with the bag limit cut to traveling seven came over the seven-inning —Star Staff mail vote of all members During working hours, Mr. Zaftros is captain of a big tanker. Photo. seven Th# River from Washington on their route and weather halted an- By a Regatta Opens Big from 10 allowed in 1945. 80 own. The next morning the fleet other after five innings. Eight of the minor league association, ap- hunting season that year was was for Dr. gets ynder way for the run to Miles no-hitters occurred in May, and proval granted Ralph days. Day estimated that the 1947 / Cuban to River, five in April. Inclan, League president, Marlin Is Great Marlin Session duck population would be 26,000,000 i submit to Trautman a list of 60 Fishing Sport—For Sailing below After attending the combined Both the Texas and border the 80,000,000 of 1946. United States Sp«c?al Dispatch to Th« Star power and sail events there, mem- leagues each have produced two preferred players Star's Crew Finds Cast-Iron Stomach Bert W. Cartwright, chief natur- from which would be selected Seagoing Sports Handy alist of in bers will cruise across the bay to no-hit games this season, while eight ANNAPOLIS, Md„ July 11.-The Ducks Unlimited, said the for each Cuban team. long swig of buttermilk and al- look at the nsh we felt some- 10th West River on August 3. the 18 others have come from as By Lewis F. Atchison annual regatta of Annapolis report today that as many ducks to berth The minors previously prohibited lowed as how this marlin fishing thing rising within, and it defi- Yacht Club was had Arrangements have been many Class D pitchers The wind was from the south- slated to get under returned to Western Canada leagues. was was new Yacht with more than two years' certainly nice and wondered nitely not anticipation. for as yachts at the Chesapeake turned in class six; classes players a haze veiled way today, with special races from nesting in the previous 10; C, east and dirty, gray he hadn’t tried it before. Paul Club on West River for that week. experience from participation in why Mumford boated the fish, West River and Gibson but that excessive rains had A and B, one each, and classes the sky. The water had an alli- Island to year, to bus the winter of the But It sure did make f> fellow and it wasn’t 10 minutes later this Members will return town by AA and two league composed we busy Severn River damaged breeding stock in Eastern AAA, gator hue—a sickly green, he when another yachting or automobile. The week each.__ Almendares, Havan, Marlanoa and sleepy, thought. deep-sea fighter center. Saskatchewan following thought, while the wind and sea and Southern Mani- the Cienfuegos clubs. It seemed like hours and mil- hit a line suspended from the end nrembers may recross bay played bounce ball with the boat. Today’s races, however, are only toba. These terms on w’hich the 32 lions of gallons of water later outrigging. We looked up in 4 and cruise up the Choptank River play- But Paul Mumford and his a curtain-raiser on an event-packed Stable conditions in Southern Capt. from see a to Tred Avon River and the Golfwomen ers would go to Cuba annually were when Capt. Paul leaped time to fin knife the water, week which is Saskatchewan and offset big Baltimore brother Bill allowed as how it end, expected to draw Alberta his on the cabin roof and then swish Bill races off Oxford. listed by Trautman: perch away. Mumford better-than 100 sailing wasn’t a bad day for marlin fish- entries from numer- any losses In the eastern sector, 1. The Cuban cannot ex- grabbed a pole. Bill grabbed had the pole, after another neck- The cruise will end with re- salary Md. ous Chesapeake Bay and however, Cartwright estimated. ing off Ocean City, another and both furi- from the cabin ports turn to West River or by members at Kenwood ceed the last salary a player re- yanked risking leap roof, Washington, D. C. Ducks Unlimited reported heavy Tussling ceived from a national association “Take ’em out 35 or 40 miles," ously as Collins and Crockett but was cursing the line for not starting off on their own for vaca- Regatta officials have programmed flood losses among redheads and member club. Capt. Josh Bunting had said as yelled advice and we leaned far- holding. It stretched too much tion cruises. races for 15 classes, ranging from canvasbacks occurred in Manitoba’s 2. American ex- the Evelon cast off. “These are ther over the side to get a bet- and the marlin tossed the hook Tender Planned. players’ living little Class D to ocean- but Tower Title fellers for a dinghies big nesting marshes, mating flights For Maryland penses in Cuba must be paid by newspaper looking ter view of the ocean. and made a clean getaway. Keane announced at a ciud meet- racing yachts. First and second have been resumed and second nest- the teams, feature story and I want ’em to About 150 yards aft, a sleek, We went back to our observa- A of last final In the winter league including races for 10 classes will now are ing this week that he was arrang- replay year’s real start at 10 ing attempts underway. Women’s first-class room rent, meals and get something good.” silvery marlin was tail-dancing tion post. Collins proudly sur- for a power tender to shuttle Maryland State golf a.m. and 2 p.m. tomorrow. Third ing "Thirty-five or 40 miles,” we as Mumford the his eaten and Crockett rat- PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. was on at laundry. expertly played veyed and final races members from their yachts to the championship tap today for these divisions Los 3. The Cubans must started thinking, as the neat, line. Crockett was bawling to tled through roll after roll of film. Hollywood. 11; Angeles. 1. club float at St. Michaels. This Kenwood, where Mrs. Maurice provide will be held Sunday at 10 a.m. San Francisco. 8: Oakland. 3. round-trip transportation from the swift cruiser crossed the old boot- "make him walk” and Collins All we could think of was three Sacramento. 7; Seattle. 6. will eliminate the mad scramble Glick of Woodholme, defending Racing division boats and cruising Portland, 8: Diego, 7. Americans’ homes to Havana. leg 3-mile limit. “About how was clicking away with his cam- hours’ running time home, after £an that haa ensued at the clubhouse in titleholder, was to meet Mrs. T. E. Classes A, B, C and Deltas race only SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. 4. Cubans must assume all ex- long will it take to get out there?” era. We didn’t see Esham. We the fishing was over. previous regattas. Schluderberg of Baltimore Country a single event each—all tomorrow. No games scheduled. for medical, surgical and we asked Les Esham. didn’t see anybody or anything The water swirled and washed Club officials released this list of Club. penses The smaller classes planned are for hospital expenses of players injured "I don’t know exactly,” he re- except fleeting glances of the against the side as the skipper member* and their boats as plan- It was a cheerful windup for the Hamptons, 16-footers, comets, Severn on the field, the players’ full plied, putting a quart bottle of hooked marlin. Every time the headed the craft's nose leeward, iiiiiiiiiHiiiiHiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiHiiiniiiiiKiiniHi ning to make the cruise: Baltimore contingent, which, un- plus one-designs, national one-designs, salaries for the lifetimes of their buttermilk to his lips. “First fish came up we went down. and it was just about that time Roland Birnn, Stardust; H. O. saw Washington women snipes, penguins, D dinghies, stars happily contracts, notwithstanding ability to time I’ve ever been out here.” "Hold this pole,” yelled Capt. that Les Esham reappeared. Chesrer. Anna L.; H. S. Frank- make a of the Middle- and Chesapeake 20s. runaway "Should make it in two to it into Collins’ "Most restful afternoon I ever play. Paul, thrusting A total of four Y eat man's hausef, Moana; William Pugh, Ditty Atlantic tournament at Baltimore _ courses in the three hours,” said Capt. Paul. unsuspecting hands, "I’ve got to had," he remarked with a yawn. II; Bob Kennedy, Tai-Tai: Neil R. Mrs. Glick last year won river and on the bay have been recently. Oib Crockett produced a sheet get back to the wheel.” Mit’s "Slept like a baby.” He looked SPORTING GOODS DEPT. Zaneis,. Triad; Brig. Gen. R. G. the title a second time, although laid out. FBI of drawing paper and pencil and left arm pumped furiously as he around. “When’re you fellows Hoyt, ianta Maria; Tom McAvoy, had to to the twentieth Marxmen, Prizes will be awarded at the club she go Strong made a stab at a sketch. The tried to maneuver the fish boat- gonna catch a marlin?” He Avalator; Dr. Valentine Hess, Sea Sunday afternoon, with Commodore green. first few lines looked more like a ward. Suddenly it froze, like flipped the top off another bottle II; George V. Evans, Sassy; who took the William Labrot King Mrs. Glick, up game sales chart, so Milt Collins a Prom then on he had of buttermilk—he'd six officiating. ; opened popsicle. brought Richard S. Doyle, Margretan; J. a but has de- Ablaze on Sandlots An added attraction is the Chesa- only few years ago, his camera and said he could to use his whole to the and took a R E. up body keep aboard, deep draught. B. Sellars, Slap Happy; Booth- into one of the smoothest peake Bay Yacht Racing Association veloped Power-laden Marx Jewelers, pick- photograph anything Crockett line tight. "You ought to try some of this, by, Makio II, and Keane. ! club in the section, was a party and dance to be held at the swingers ed by many to wear the National wanted to put down on paper. It was a 20-minute scrap—a son,” he said to us. “Make you This is Capital's first club cruise Mrs. club tomorrow evening. , slight favorite. Schluderberg and the Ten miles and a half hour lat- and for a time it was feel a lot better.” to be City Junior League crown, good fight in many years. It promises won the title. never has FBI nine, currently first in the De- er the sea had the greenest look even money as to who was going Marlin fishing—awumphr. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Special a big event, with a possibility of Memphis. 6; Chattanooga, 4 (10 In- Mrs. Glick entered the final by we’ve ever seen. The wind puffed to land who. Collins had a de- additional members seeing their way partmental League, disappointed nings). another Baltimorean, Mrs. like a Scout with a on the Nashville. »: Little Rock, 8. TENNIS RACKETS tripping none of their yesterday. fitfully, Boy cided weight advantage Free Show clear to join those already signed up. supporters Give Ring New Orleans. 8; Atlanta. 6. M. Louis Bell of Baltimore Country led new bugle. Les put his feet up marlin, 187 Vi to 60, and he needed Birmingham. 10; Mobile. 2. The Marxmen, by Bobby Southwest Community House Re*. Sale Club, 4 and 3, while Mrs. Schluder- blasted on the fantail and took another It. Every time we tried to get a Rohr and Pat O’Neill, meets Northwest Athletic Club in & De Luxe Detectives Raid berg was carried to the nineteenth MacGregor ^.$16.50 $12.95 Capital Handley Motors, 20-5. Benny Du- match boys from hole before eliminating Mrs. Rich- boxing featuring MacGregor Fleetwood, 13.00 9.95 vall allowed the Motormen only six 15 to 18 of tomorrow night Notv On Display Fish School, Nab 242 ard Kreuzburg of Manor Club. Mrs. years age Wright Cr Ditson Big scattered hits. at Tomorrow at Columbia Lodge, No. 85, of the Davis 16.00 11.95 of the homicide Kreuburg played some of the best Show Warrenton Cup_ Four members Dick Nichols was tjie big gun for Third street and Rhode Island 1 of the tournament and had de- Elks, Cortland Commodore, 2.95 9.50 squad, accompanied by two friends, golf FBI on the mound and at bat. is 6 avenue N.W. Bell time p.m. _ feated the favorite, Mrs. "Grand" 4.50 2.50 detected the most suitable place pretourney Nichols set down Union Printers and admission is free. of Manor Club To Draw Horses for Ashing and in less than three Walter Stokes with 10 scattered safeties and col- Top Breeding Montpelier, a ieature or tne divi- hours hauled in 242 hardheads, av- earlier. lected three hits to drive in three oy Larry Lawrence IBM Nabs 12th in Row Mrs. Glick never was behind in sion will be the exhibition of stal- TENNIS BALLS eraging 2»4 pounds. runs as the G-men won, 8-5. The Virginia Horsemen’s Associa- but Mrs. lions, Including two from the Re- International Business Machines, Lt. Jerry Flaherty, Detective her match, Schluderberg set which will hold Its annual MacGregor and Wright Se Ditson Jfc Veteran Lefty McIntyre tion, Bill double and two ~ had to to win. She was 1 down mount Depot at Front Royal. paced by Oghe’s flrst quality in sealed cans. Sergts. Dick Ferber, Harold Huff- rally Tavern down with 11 hits as show of breeding stock at the War- • and Duffy’s In the hunter division will be singles, defeated Sheridan Bakery, mann and A. D. Clark and Bill Top- going to the eighteenth green, in Industrial renton Horse Show War- Naiman’s won, 11-4, grounds, horses from the best known stables for its 12th win in Andy 3 for Boone made the haul at one time Mrs. Kreuzburg had a 7-1, straight $1.50 pin and Alton League. Naiman's scored seven in renton, Va., beginning at 10 a.m. lead. But the latter in the State, Springbury, Dr. L. M. Farkas Softball League. Ashing off The Gooses aboard Capt. 2-up topped sever a tomorrow has become the the eighth inning to 3-3 largest Allen, J. North Fletcher, Peach Murphy's Kingflsh. her brassie second shot on the event of its kind in the tie. country. Brothers, Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Ran- eighteenth and, after sending the hundred horses and Immediate TENNIS SHOES Bernle Cady, Hal Krug and Ernie Three ponies Earnest Alex Cal- Delivery a two dolph, Redmon, into took — Mrs. Hartman Golf Victor third trap, putts on a as have been entered and en- Jack Purcell Shoes, $5.50 Boggs went hitting spree already vert, Mrs. D. N. Lee and others. and pair-.- had that squared the match. tries are still in. Hunters, Complete compact Mrs. C. B. Hartman enough Fire Department thumped George coming This division will be judged by handi- On the extra hole, the Manor and drafts will be good golf and Just the right Washington Post, 16-7, in Recrea- ponies heavy Christopher Wadsworth of Geneseo, comfortable. The new Rich- miscued, her in the and the cap to capture the ladles' day tour- golfer again putting tion Department’s East League. Judged morning N. Y. TENNIS CLINIC into the A ardson sedan 4; nament yesterday at Indian Spring second wood shot rough. connected for four hits, in- racing division in the afternoon. cruiser, sleeps Cady Mrs. Dean Bedford of Fallston, Sponsored by Arlington Pity- A a Mrs. F. Inoff's tree hampered her next shot, which from all over the East with 9+—19—75. cluding a homer and triple, while Spectators Md., will pin the ribbons in the has dinette, toilet and galley. • *round Dept. July 18, 22. 2A landed in a and Mrs. Schlud- and 21) from 2 to 4 p.m. Wath- 110—34—76 was second, while Mrs. | trap, smacked out a homer and two will be present to see Virginia’s pa- Krug pony division. Famley Farm, Mrs. to 33 miles hour. ington-Lee Tennis Courts; IN- won i took the hole with a safe rade of hunter SOLOMONS ISLAND, MD. Speeds up per L. Chamison of Prince Georges ermerg singles and Boggs got three safe- bloodstock, prospects, J. C. Hamilton, Anthony Rives, STRUCTIONS FREE. 5. children’s mounts and farm horses. the guest prize with 89—16—73. ‘bogey ties in three trips, Including a Catherine Mellon and Mildred the double. The racing division, largest of Gaines will show their Bowens Inn Hotel pint-sized LARGE SELECTION OF show, will be judged by J. P. Ebel- stock. 40 ROOMS __ T J of Calumet Farms, Alone in Welter Class vjuiciiiu un i uimci uuiu hart, manager H. C. Thompson of Hillsboro, Guy *£JaJoe Louis—as there appears be Nats Also on at 4326 Conn. Ave. Cedran. Rocky Graziano; outstanding box- Baldwin from the Valley; Mrs. TACKLE—BAIT—MEALS Display 3021 Wilson Vo. logical contender for his crown, the ers, George Abrams. Bert Lytell. Steve Bel- (Continued Prom Page A-K.l /' N Blvd., Arlington, David and Dr. Rufus Hum- National Boxing Association an- loise. Chuck Hunter. Charlie Burley. Buckley PHONE: PRINCE FREDERICK 30-F-2 18th St. S. & Jeff. Davis Highway Welterweight—Champion. Ray Robinson; fetched the Nats another run in from Middleburg; North Wales FISHING nounced today. logical contei der, none; outstanding box- phrey Va. GL. 7200 ers. Pel- the third. Brook Farm and Mr. and Arlington, President Abe J. Greene of the Tommy Bell, Tony Janiro, Tony Stud, Pine ione. Charles Fusari. Wynn, who captured his second Mrs. John from Warren- TACKLE BOATS FISHING BAIT NBA, Who gave out the regular Lightweight—Champion. Ike Williams: Maloney Bob shutout was for the cham- logical contender, Montgomery; out-1 triumph, clipped ton; and Mrs. Marion duPont Scott known brands of Bar—Refrethmenit quarterly ratings, said boxers. Gene Nationally standing Enrique Bolanos, three singles in the third and three pionship situation in the last divi- Burton. Larry Cisrnos, Vic Patrick, Johnny i rods, reels, lines, lures and Bratton. more in the fourth, but braced to SHORTER’S PLACE sion with two so-called titleholders Willie Pep. clothing accessories. BENEDICT, MD. Featherweight—Champion. limit Chicago to three hits in the is about to come to a head. That logical contenders, Mlquel Acevedo, Carlos; Authorized Service Look for the “Neon Siffn Chavez. Charles Riley; outstanding boxers, final three innings. MONTHLY Phone HvrheaYllle 88-F-ft will be when Ike Williams, recog- I Phil Terranova, Jack Leslie. A1 Phillips, PAYMENT PLAN run was in on 1 Cliff Anderson. Joe Sandy Saddler. Washington’s last the AVAILABLE nlsed by NBA, and Bob Montgom- MD. Bantamweight—Champion, Manuel Or- nature of a gift from Maltzberger in SOLOMONS ISLAND, ery, Ndw York ruler, tangle in tiz; logical contender, Harold Dade; out- BRIGGS & STRATTON I standing boxers. Kui Kong Young, Peter the eighth inning after McBride and Also guns, ammunition and Philadelphia this month. 1 Kane. Luis Galvani, Luis Castillo, Theo had delivered successive sin- cameras. Woodburn The ratings follow: Medina. Spence Copt. Harry When Vernon Heavyweight—Champion. Joe Louis: log- Flyweight—Champion, Jackie Pater- gles with one out. SPORT FISHING BOATS son; contenders. Dado Marino, MODERN ical contenders, none; outstanding boxers. logical tapped a grounder back to Maltz- Gasoline PARKER-WHELEN CO., lie. Joe Walcott, Jog Baksl, Elmer Ray, Taml I Rinty Monoghan; outstanding boxers. Engines EXPERIENCED GUIDES TRY THIS SENSATIONAL I Bmile Famecnon. Joe Curran, Mlchey Hill, berger, the confused Sox pitcher •27 14th St. N.W. RE. 5222 *Llght heavyweight—Champion, Pus Las- Dickie O’SulliVHn. first hesitated about PHONE SOL, *AIT ( throwing any- Genuine Parte where, then threw to first base to 2101_ —With Bill Leetch get Vernon, permitting McBride to 5 Outdoors score from third and Spence to (WIZARD days..., take second. CBEEL Ibc. Your scribe really Is in the middle about half that across the widest BROS., win marked the ninth N.W. BE. 4220 of a mass as this is being written. part. It is covered with pines, hem- Wynn’s 1111 14Mi St. AT OUR j shutout rtjSfek.. RISK/ Here we are in camp on Goose locks, firs and birches. Its rocky registered by Washington this season, including three Island about three-quarters of the shores slope away from the goose's pitching The Wizard is such an amazing Walter Masterson, and a have to distance up back, on which our tent is located. by snapped outboard motor you simply streak for the Nats. TO GET how out- Lower Saranac We’re very comfortably situated. six-game losing trv it to appreciate just Masterson will his seventh CHRIS-CRAFT The Wizard gives Lake in New Our tent is pitched over a framed pursue standing it is! Bob slower trolling, with screened-in sides, win here tonight, with Gillespie you easier starting, York, fishing platform THE BEST and trouble- slated to for Chicago. Nats no ar smooth operation long, tackle all rigged, well above the ground. It is 16x20 pitch M-li totor lot Imp poor De Luxe Runabout we invite yovl and White Sox will play a single looking Uko now. 8m m for oll-ooor free life. That's why boats and out- feet and sports a 7xl6-foot screened- ul fond* work. Bo 3.2 it. pointing. ko«r to take it out and use it—test day game tomorrow, with Wash- oor board motors in front porch overlooking the lake now to got ootlmotoo NORSK* outboardany- For on «nm of MtoMottfo miIio tor compare it with any the north. We have our ington then shifting to St. Louis ready—and it is toward •or oor or Irook. POWKR Then if not satisfied, and a where' you're own stove for cook- a double-header Sunday both b. c. * menu rnnenos cent of your raining, virtually pump, gasoline ^or, A aFBCMLTT return it and every single game on Monday. SKBTICT cm2 be a deluge. ing, refrigerator, wood stove for down payment will cheerfully Al-Oror Paint Any Car, The four of us heating and practically all the com- refunded. drove the 583 forts of home. /—AUTO Any Color—Spotioi, $S>-M miles from The fishing is only fair at present. GLASS—V NEW LOW PRICES now o n We've in a full and a half WIZARD Washington put day Installed While V Wait SALES—~MmaA—SERVICE brings you Friday of last so far taking smail-mouth bass up week between 5 to 2'i pounds, some large yellow RE. 5877 StFFORD-CIUHDLER the famous oomfakt, roc. ajn. and 9 p.m. perch and a few small great north- KOTOR STANDARD AUTO QLASS 429 H St. H.E. AT. 4400 After a good **» ern pike. Doc Holton's bass so far 624 N St N.W. "Th* Home 0/ Frioodtg Mtrvitt" sleep, we got our licenses Saturday, is tops in size. This is the third day MFUll-JEWElED"POWERHEAD the out- loaded with food supplies and we’ve been run off the lake by The manufacturer of Wizard build* mb- up on * roller drove to Crescent Bay Camps where storms. However, the weather is board motor with "full-jewel bearings and wrist-pins—for less we transferred our duffle to boats, blissfully cool with wool shirts nec- crank-shaft, crank-pins service life than ever dreamed cranked up the outboards and were essary in the daytime and two friction, more with old-fashioned plain bearings. on our way. We spent the balance blankets at night the usual covering. possible As soon as this area of that day getting camp shipshape, low-pressure HOW IT SERVES YOU BETTER! although we did get in an hour's works off, the fishing should pick LOOK tor "hotter" fishing after supper. j up quickly. Nevertheless, it is pretty Easier Starting—uses less oil below 500 Goose Island is aptly named, being i nice to just rest on one s cot, listen fuel mix. Smooth Running—even —won't buck or quit. roughly the shape of the body of a to the rain pattering on the tent RPM. Slower Trolling j 500 to 4000 RPM Com- with the breast a high granite top and do nothing but throw a Instant Pickup—from goose Magneto—even when tub- bluff facing the west. The island stick of wood on the fire occasion- Now on 2 pletely Waterproof Display I Practically No Maintenance. Is approximately 100 yards long and ] ally. It's a tough life. merged. De Luxe 17-ft. Chris-Craft Mahogany Runabout with I a 60 H.P. Chris-Craft engine giving maximum For All Troubles speed of 30 M.P.H. Complete with in In the full canvas cover. Delivered Chrysler Family— Washington in the water- INTO WHEELER — Auto Stores WHEEL — Marine Railway Boat Repairing Outboard Western Motor — Ventnor Runabouts and Sailboats N.W. • Quick Service Repairs #11 H STREET N.E. 3140 M STREET Oven Dolly 9 A.M. to 9 P M. 9-9 JOHNSON Ooon Prl.. Sot^^t^Othor Port, • Expert Mechanics CHRIS-CRAFT N.E. 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