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ti ASBURY PARK CVfNINO PRESS, April 13, 1960 HVXTIXG FISHING FIREMEN'S 200 CLUB Trout Catches Now I For Real Fishermen A D1tUU P. LaParre JOO. H. Zebrowskl 301. A.

Cbaatj J3J. H. Mryar 80S, T- Fran-ccaconl 303. i33. B.

Maaia 111. B. Maun.wi 301. J. Huoderipfund 313, O.

Sutter 31S, C. Coxntmo 301. P. Jarvia 313, W. Mea 3U.

T. PUeflntr 30, 309. H. Monahan 311, T. Tomaino 31S, C.

Howard 303. C. bchn.lder 313, L. Aimm. 344, A.

Buouo 313, at. 337. H. Partniitlorr Hi, O. Countlno 301, A.

Btco 31t, i. Tomaino 346. A. Vand.nrter 300, P. i Urbella 33(, A.

Dal 313. Morton 331. R. Hout 307, A. Napolltano 303.

DlrlaloB X. Duian 311. C. Brown Jl, M. Baatokai 304, 303, R.

Htmbllni SOS, W. Horiman 314, W. WaUlrti 303, R. Ormtbet 331, Salmon 310. A.

Delicti 310, O. Teitlon 301, C. Millfr 313, 3 OS, W. WardtB 314. W.

Brand 323, A. Chrlatosner 30, A. Oaborn 320, Bonn? Acerra 303. 32S, J. MulvlhUl Sit.

Dl.l.loo w. and fishing the hard-to-reach holes. Whether using worms, spinners, meat, or flies the fellows taking trout will be those who keep mistakes to a minimum. Fish Bait Naturally Taking the big holdover trout or fish that know their way around requires fishing the bait naturally. With worms drop the bait lightly upstream, letting it drift and swirl along the bottom keeping enough control to.

avoid fouling but without holding a tight line. If the unrmn don't work on a Wandering about the airstrips at Bader Field, Atlantic City, art from 1,500 to 2,000 brant. Officials say the birds feed on the grass adjoining the runways and move out of the way when planes are taxiing. Brant have moved In from the marshes In many places in South Jersey and are feeding on lawns, golf courses, and postures. (Press Photo) likely-looking hole don't calf it BOWLING HIGHLIGHTS season.

Switch those offerings. Rig a spinner ahead of the bait. If gold doesn't work try silver. Alternate the distance between spinner and bait. There are a thousand combinations and ways of outsmarting the fish and the angler who depends on his head and forgets luck will be the one who catches them.

Br JOHN GE1SER WALL TOWNSHIP The trout Mason has only been open for six days now but already the catches are falling off. The bulk of the stocked trout that can be easily caught have been pulled out of the readily accessible boles and after this weekend the real fishermen will come Into their own. Early season trout fishing is usually difficult because of the high, muddy streams, cold water and often unpleasant conditions. But in the Shore area the toll on stocked trout is taken by everyone from the ultra-light specialist to the kid with a 9foot surf rod. Land those uninitiated, foolish whatever-you-call-'em trout, clean out the stream immediately adjacent to the roads and bridges, and the novices get less and less fish, if any.

Picnic-Grounds Look The Manasquan has been fished heavily and some areas noted as hot spots have the general appearance of picnic grounds. Many of the banks look as if armies have bivouacked and moved on. Spring Lake is still producing ome nice fish. The borough doesn't allow fishing from the bridge this year but the choice pots can be reached easily with a boat. Reports have it that the Mete-deconk River fishing is not so good as at first supposed.

The Ocean County streams are often acid and a silght fish kill was noted in ome a while back. The veteran anglers are spreading out tn the small streams now Kasdan's Gift Shop, who won two winning the last two games after from Pat's DcLuxe Diner NOW! L. Htnarici 31, P. Aibr.cni jo. i.

MahontT 313. V. McLauihlln 300, J. Joiltn 30S, 305. R.

Brara 331, 319. H. Allan 314. J. Turner 301.

309. P. Rua-aell Jr. 311. W.

Danil.r 301, E. Heneg 337, H. Cbadwlrk 309, N. Maiza 314, 8. Jull.no 313.

T. Pry 103. O. Pater-ton 311, J. Robins 311.

331, R. Truex 303. Diil.ioa W. IlT 103. I.

Catalan JO0, 1. 311, P. Buono 301, K. Tbomp. (on 304.

304, P. Alexander 111. Difi.lon L. Robblm 208. 303, K.

Doremui 303, H. Wetiand 133. R. Van Camp 30S, 8. Juli.no 300, 303.

C. Blair 310, Q. Hot 310, O. Maxwell 110, H. Wal-lar HI, w.

Bloom 324, N. Samara 329, Shellorx 303. P. Iron. 335.

DUIalon W. Wrliht 301, W. Addlion 309, D. Aoplenate 313. 3.

DrBruln 323. J. Hendrlckton 301, C. Btntreaeo 32, E. Ryan 331, W.

Goldlnt 33, 1. Bly 332, J. Hundertpfund 313. R. Iiakten 341, A.

Schmidt 113. DItIiIos L. T.vlor 30, W. Reynoldi 100. J.

Olles 303. H. Johnson 331. Coll 333, A Green 334 I. 6 anion 314.

Dl.lslon T. Huins 200. O. Belovuss 303, P. M.tra 303, D.

Fljaro 313, Jones 301. I Dl.l.lsn I. Pl.Tln 110. A. Clark 111.

M. Mul-ford 311. 200. H. Coxrens 301.

T. Porter 304. K. Caprarlo 339, 8. Coeyman 110, W.

Olllan 308. Dlrl.loB I. Blumel 102, C. Dllrer 111, P. Watner 307, W.

WuesthoB 116, C. Cosrens 103. Dlvl.lon i. 81nlnkl 209, M. Powler 111, McDavltt Jr.

304. Dlrlilon R. Drews 311. P. Glsleton 100.

Ruth Gifford rolled a 203 high single game. Audrey Pier bowled 180, Nadine Fisk 176, June Dalton 174, Helen Trucx 173, Bernice Planer 172, Spassky Has Edge Over Fischer Again MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina UP) Boris Spassky, Russian grand master, regained first place in an international chess tournament yesterday by winning his adjourned game. Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn slid to second by losing to David Bronstein, another Russian. With 13 of the scheduled 15 rounds played, Spassky leads with 12 points on 11 victories and 2 draws. Fischer is second with im points in 11 victories, 1 defeat and 1 draw.

In yesterday's play, Spassky defeated Fridric Olafsson of Iceland in 60 moves. Bronstein defeated Fischer In 66. i and Evelyn O'Connell 170. The Frequency Standards Rifle and Pistol Club of New Shrewsbury, has Joined the ranks of National Rifle Assn. affiliated organiaztions.

Louis V. Stubb Is president of the club. Other officers are Rein-hard Baars, vice president; Stan Jones, secretary, and Robert Sop-ulveda, treasurer. dropping tne lirst by one pin. Bill Bunetta, substituting for Vince Lucci, tied for the high game of 256, and had a 645 series to pave the way for the Indians.

The Tigers broke a three way tie for third place by taking two from the Hawks, while the Colonials dropped two to the Chiefs. Tony Sporando led the Chiefs and the league with a 694 series on games of 225-254-215. The Eagles, led by Angelo Vicari's 635 series, pushed the Bears a little deeper into the cellar by winning two games. The Classic will resume play on April 24 at Wrhite Horse Academy, Trenton, N.J. FREEHOLD Frank "Spat" Federici bowled a 707 series on games of 245-268-194 in the Monday Night Three Man Major this week, raising his league-leading average to 202-1.

Pete Bosko rolled 244-207-233 684, his 22nd consecutive 600 series in league play, raising his average to 200-77. Sam Ferreri recorded 237-195-203-35, and Pat Madden had 194 204 205-603. Bill's Amoco dropped two to Miller's Cleaners and fell from second to fourth. Freehold Sweet Shoppe took over second with a three game sweep over First National Bank, Federici's moved into third by winning two from Freehold Furniture, and Wynn'i Jewelers won two from Keh's Market, maintaining their six-game first place lead. Other 200' were by Sal Seminars 230, Ted Simcsuk 223, Ed PRESSURE TEMPERED Ul Howell Tuesday Night Businessmen's Pete's Charcoal Grill remained one game in front with a two game win over Home Appliance, as DeLucia's House Movers won two from Raritan Valley 1.

Auer Ashley Buick lost two to Mulhol-land Roofers and dropped into a tie for third. C. Keim Jr. swept high game and series with 223 and 587, followed by W. Sharkey at 208-571.

H. Ugi rolled 218, V. Cullen 212. R. Chieffo 201, and P.

Ca-prioni 200. 5) Striped bass won the two first places in the weekly competition of the Knickerbocker Fishing Contest. One, a 29'fc-pounder, was caught at Greenwich, the other, a 25-pounder was caught at Lloyds Neck, Long Island. FITS ALL THESE CARS Chevrolet: '49 thru '55; Dodge: '53 thru '56; Ford: '52 thru '56; Kaiser, Frazer, Henry '51 thru '55; Nash: '52 thru '56; Plymouth: '49 thru '56; Stud-baker: '55 thru '57; Willys (wagon): '49 thru '58. JUnRid 1 16.70-15 SUCKWAll 1 Russians Draw MOSCOW OP Yesterday's TUBEO TYPI It nici.

mil tu and niOA.n ttat EASY TERMS COMPLETE STOCK Belmar-Wall Belmar Barbers, at 53-31, hold a one game lead over Certified TV, with Rainbow Cleaners third at 50-34. High game of 247 went to Henry Bonelli, with J. Dinne's 229 second. P. Cook shot 222, J.

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Wit, ony 4 weeks remaining Tom Yates 202, and Frank Can- Fowlers hold a four game talice 20L lead over the Powder Puffs, with the Scatter Pins in third place. Asbury Park Shore 810 Jenny mnMi in4sef iTDnilT MM, means PRESSURE TEMPERED, an exclusive U. S. ROYAL process that gives U.S. ROYAL NYLON tires unitized strength.

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Dairies won three from Wooley's Boat Works to tie for third with Streaky's, who lost two to Pete Elda's Bar. Other 600's were Phil Palumbo's 184-246-201-633, and Gil Zahner's Hamilton 1 WanamfckSft Br.dley Btach Shirk River Hamilton 4 Dal 3 W.ntmtsu 4 Avon I. (It 31 55 38 S't 38 '4 50 43 4t 44i 45 41 4 4t 4fl 47' 41' 49 V. 43 51 0'l S2'4 S7 SS 31 ei To Re-Show Golf NEW YORK Wl-The controversial Sam Sncad-Mason Rudolph golf match will be re-shown on television screens Sunday, the National Broadcasting Company said yesterdav. The time is p.m.

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Yella Harber rolled 167-158, Rose Lach 166-151, Marie Nor-din 159-150, Fran Zahn 159, Adrian Griffo 159, Millie Blair 158, Mary Schmidt 155, Jewell Grasso 154, and Grace Arnold 152-152. Monmouth Bowling Roxanne Swim Suits lead the league with followed by RaciU Jewelers at 421i-32'i, and Quaker Oats Five tied for third with White's Food Center at 39-36. William Larsen rolled a 581 high series, with Ray Keimig's 222-576 second. Frank Masco bowled 215-210, Nick Bianchi 203, and Howie Strumeyer 201. Carl Gunther led all keglers with a 226 single game and 597 series.

John DeVito and Biff Pearce tied for second high game with identical 220 scores. Bob Stauffer rolled 211-203, Norman Cole-Hatchard 203-201, Walt Kicssling 211, Bcrnie Malanowski 209, Paul Martell, Jr. 203, Harry Newman 203, and John Acerra 202. Ballantine Classic The Indians reduced the Patriots' lead to two games by SHORE LANES ASBURY AVE. CIRCLE, NEPTUNE Tat Jy OHB I.M- TU Ih.

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