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■ p Sportsmen's Corner By LEO POWERS . DeMerle Sylor of PansviUe, l<«d a fine day recently at Bradner’s Creek. He showed as three . U g brown - 'trout . hooked^ Theys w e i g h e d slxj poun d s , three ounces; Bve pounds and two pounds, fou^l ounces. i T h e Ironde-| q u o it^ish and| G a nre C)ub is| planning on stag-| ing several carp contests.. Th ey will start eac1i| time at 9 a; ------- f r o m the clUh' P«oPow»l»^ headairarters,. ’the former quin Yacht Club. The derbies will he open tp. any- one*^ who 'wishes to participate. POWERS TDRNS tlie OOCK ' - • •. By LEO POWERS After Jack Jolinsoh won the . This was 'a tragic finish to-a'cer- heavyAveigh't boxing championship, i tain hrilfiant career, Td this day, 'of ' the world by defeating ' Jim i the pldtimers alnnost completely at Keno on July 4, ISl'O^ a agree that ‘Luther-^eCarty -was^ Jeiffies^anReno on crop, of so-ci hope self luly 4, I pes”, jther 'match'with the heavyweigl by proving t( the. “hopes”, th( •Carp may taken by archery, ngiing or si^aring. And. since the carp are now spanning .along the shoreline, there should be plenty dr action. The Jhnior Division of the Me=; djna Conservation Club as taking nft'rt in aofltfiHps- in (d - ?‘whit( id to be the best of: ed ^ \wiiite les'’ developed over night. Each out to win a fortune for him getting j ight title-icept Luther-^eCarty -was-\ the . best “white .hope” of the Johnson .,era. He was only 21 years old when. the end- came; gave .the. Orio.les ' a battle! They 'were strong in every position ex- ortstop. — . — ..... ^ — ----- — .............. e shortstop. At* that very im- holder. From the towns, the cities j portant post, many .a, ball game -_j *u_. ----- - V,:-., lost... arid, the- countryside carn'e hiisky follows for a haphazard .elimination topi’nament„ Along, about 1912 a likely-look ing' 20-year-old cow-puncher from .out hidntana way started getting headlines in- the' sports pages of the ' newspapers .by cleaninj of the other content , Sunday and Mqinday^were named for the sun and the moon. ' -Luther McCarty had all the rer quirements necessary to battle on equal terms with Johnson. AD he needed was a little ragre experi ence and then \Tie would be ready to battle for the world’s title. He stood six feet, three inches, weighed 205 pounds, was fast and ‘ould hit. Most of all, ^ sport.s field.lJ:hfi_gM m p y -JV^ F5- members h®tweeh the .ages o f - 14^ and .18, was organized by Don ■White, Medina/Cluh vice-president and a fictional Rifle Association instructor. Before each hunt in which-the juniors take part, the boys are in structed in gun safety and how to stage a safe hunt with a large group. And after the shooting, White , points out the mistakes in an effor^O teach good gun sense and hunting methods. And whal’s kore. the bOys hunt, without bene- clever, and c< he had supreme.confidence in his ability. Coming along a t a fast pace, he started the 1912 as lost... The Orioles, on. the other h boasted of the best shortsto] in minor leagues — Joe Boley. Boley,' like the other -Orioles, was satisfied to stay in the minors with Dunn ,^s leader, becaiise ■Jack paid his stars big league Later^ Dunn listened to the pleading voices of the big league scouts and unloaded his stars, one by one.. The greatest second -base-short stop cqmbination-^oe Boley and ’=IiViax Bishop — went 4;o Connie Mack, along with ' Grove ahrf\“ Earnshaw to help that Philadel-' phia team van ^everal champion-. campaign with . of them, by the several Wirts, most knockout route. Johnson had run’away from the United States as he was facing a criminal charge. He escaped into Canada and sitippecf on a boat' for Europe, settling in Paris'. He evi dently .was having a mighty time as it was almost impo< to get him to defend his cham pionship during the first three pionsb The was in his possession. American fight p-omotors as they'figured the Ori< going to win anyway. So he. broke staying home, le Orioles werS' uunn -needed tne money. The choL’^ds were the greatest minor league team in the history of basebaU. Kids who rale report card cheers Will need college fare in a few years You may get off easy now, rewarding tliem wltK a they’ll be rieedir% hundreds just to get one foot 0 “^' campus! Better be foresighted and start feeding thi4 coHege kitty now. Bank at Community tvhere top-ratfe dividends help your savings expand. fit of hounds—Strictly by stalking. | were very anxious to unearth ’ a j tracking and circling. , contender good enough tq. take ; Other activities include frequent the champion because they knew j crow hunts, small-bore shpots and i it was impossible to stage a fight ^cld trips. - this country with Johnson as 1 one of the contestarts. I More- clubs should take the cue n actively developing spoilsmen. Dri\ e had the right combinaticn • \ilh the purj in a recent raid , on pike in th e ! *^°ut with Join The manager of Luther McCar-: ty, along about this time, had j planned a European tour for him : lation • with the purpose of forcing a ! Ivan Miller of 2682 Edpmere , recent raid , on pike in Cranben-y Pond. He -fcoated what | Just a few days before saiDng the best walleyed pike t time, he matched McCarty’ agai.isti taken; from this pond during the! ^ thui Pelky in Calgary, Ont , Save this 6ach week And you’ll have . . . in 5 years in 10 years $ 4 ^lOAO-\ $2080* 7 1820* 3640* 10 2600* : 5200* \plus new higher dividends every 6 morvths COMMUNITY SAVINGS BANK CO N VENJ E ^IT O F F I C E S 258 Waring Road . Cor. Main & Clinton 424 Ridge Rd..West Cor. Exchange & Broad M e m b er Fed e ral. D eposit Insurance C o rporation akea; from this pond during t present season. He caught a 7*-'2* | Pelky was just a trial-horse and pounder while casting an abu spin -1 Luther's manager figured on pick- ner into the shallow waters near i ing up some easy money in order shore. to P<iy expenses for their Euro- There were plenty of walleyes. Pean jaunt. When the gong for visible before' the opening of the; the start cf the fi st round sound- season at Cranberry Pond, but j ed. McCarty stepped quickly from since then, they have disappeared bis corner. After a minute or so Miller's catch is another boost | of sparring. Pelky threw a right for the famed abu spinner—long i hand punch aimed for McCarty s a favorite for bass, pike and even jaw. The latter turned his h^d muskies in the St. Lawrence area a trifle to avoid the .but and further into Canada. ' didn't judge correctly, his Howard Horton of 702 Linden! ^^ad out of position Avenue is certain that if a boy,^«“gdt him m a glancing way the floor instantly in danger of becoming delinquent. For some time, he has been furn ishing equipment for youngsters on' the head. McCarty dropped to and never stirred again in this world. The punch had not been a powerful one but McCarty’s head was out of position. tYhen the r ng physician examined him he found who want to learn the art of ang ling at Highland Park fond. Long Pond and Oclenbacb Ch ^ -:- -^ nel have been producing good. m m m perch fishing. Sodus Bay. Fair] • • • Haven and Henderson Harbor are> From 1919 through 1926, Jack yielding plenty of pike. Eel Bay! Dunn's Baltimore 0-ioles were, ^ angler& have been sending-in good] sttpreme in the lTiterdaTioHal\f reports on catches in the pike andj League. The, pitching staff of >erch line. Seneca Lake reports j Rabe Parnham, Lefty Grove, g nicely-!ly-1 Georgeeorge Earnshaw,rnshaw, Tommyommy Thom' Wall-i havmi the perch - are -biting G Ea T 1 re I as. Jack Ogden and Jack ing star in Irondequoit power boat races of the season. ] He drove his 225-cubic inch in-j board hydroplane through rough waters to first place in its class Sunday. Vogel raced around the 21^-mile course for an average of 4 minutes. 45 seconds to beat out| Bud Schroeder of Niagara Falls and Harold Buch'oltz of North Tonawanda. Jack Oriel of Irondequoit, who was listed as Vogel’s chief com petitor, kept pace during the first ■ lap but had to pull out of the go ing when ignition trouble started. ■ With winds whipping the waters at a velocity of between 15 and 25 miles per hour, six boats we' e ualties. The races were staged by th|i JRochester Racing Club und«r sponsorship of the American Power Boat Association. More than 10(1 boats from all over I4evd York State, Pennsylvania and Canada were entered; j lej~ was .big league stuff. The]- ind-l Roche-ster Hustlers, as the . te ml first 1 was called in those days, always [ OQOD friends A GOOD GLASS t>F A GOOD SANDWICH r e s t a u r a n t 1485 iflWEY AVE, Also entrance at 368 Ridgeway Holes for poles . . . electric prilei, that is. You see, this man is Richard H. Vaisey o f the Rochester Gas and Electric’s Line Maintenance Department. The machine he’s operating^ is called a “posthole digger.” When the hole has been dug, a new wooden pole, Ti-Afltftd to resist rotting.Jg ,Rl^edJn„it.jrh,^n^o^ •re in in g on the pole to carry electricity “for better living!’ to new homes in the area. It’s anotbef step in bringing you low-cost, dependable electne service... the biggest-bargain in your family budget . ^ ■-’tl i-