HUNTERS' The Guardian, Qiarlottefown, Fri. May 10, 1933. 13

‘Cﬁﬂﬂued mm M9 11‘ our trout ﬁshermen appear so operators was the culprit. in mm “d mm "in am.“ unconcerned regardi n g fut u re this small dam. In a matter of :hoomg. This ciumnistphu 11:; angling prospects and yet are minutes its entire trout popula- ﬂﬂt experience. mrticuhmy with. Zlitclénngl: pig; algeygafr: 0:13;;- tjitei: were ﬂoating on the surface regard to France and Belgium, ‘ ' '. ’ ‘ on the Hun and pheasant popu-l :31 "0’1": pgpmm” 1'” 5"".er'l KILLED ALL 1mm! during the m Great wan a o o n es casualties In'a former top trout river in yea". The Picudy PM”. m]. from the careless use and dis-‘ Florida pesticide spray residue the Somme "ea. appeared to bei posal of] spraylpg material. pm i material. washed into its waters crawling with Hunt In my minds. uglier? av’Ie‘hsquerle‘di a consider--; by a period of heavy rains. kill- eye I can mu lee the coveyis of! a e 025. te hun sone exam-V ed everything in this river that Hum ducking under the angle; be an ye i ere are smaller; swam In its waters. The area wire th stream]: gull ‘hea‘ive been more bordering this stream had been I, . . . PPMBClEd support “and”?! atI ayellioglsulggisell}:treams and ponds. aiagilliulpriliiech'll“Wiggii‘athgi the re" 0‘ "he mm line and! the loss is not so heavy but in‘wa: preying on the cotton crop covey after covey Itmminz rivers that have a swift turbo-l It killed evervihing but wnai it down the V819! "he"? 0"" let!t ﬂowage the casualties as-l‘ was supposed‘to kill. The weevil horse lines were establishcdl sume serious proportions. TroutI came through with flying colours. in be ind bert Wihen thel fishermen have removed sodden.‘ Its beginning to look as if manv “tiller! ll! from 0' CONCElenei empty Pesthlde and spray ma-l of those spraying ventures are opened “ll 1 have countetl up to? terial bags from trout streams.‘ spawned by those who stand to thirty and forty covey’s pass In‘ where all signs point to the cuI- profit by its sale. {matter of minutes. How my. prit responsible. and yet will not‘ Fellow anglers wake up! Why mlglﬁegggtiﬁdsm glei'fglfli utter a cheep. Its a simple mat- be so squeamish about reporting

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To New Clubs Thursday

y HE ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘pleted the purchase of Hunt byI Baltimore. in addition to sell- They sent outfielder Purnali

shortstop Chico Fernandez thanding over the balance of the ing Landrith to Washington. iGoldy and pitcher Bob Dusiall was sold Thursday to the NeWImoney due to Milwaukee gave Pete Burnside. veteran’to the Chiefs in exchange furl York Mets and veteran catcheriBraves. Hunt was purchased southpaw. his unconditional ra- third baseman Don Wert and‘ Hobie Landrith moved from Iconditionally for 850.000 last lease and optioned pitcher Les .pitcher Mickey Lolich. 1 Baltimore to Washington but forlwinter. The Mets had given the Narum to Rochester of the‘ Cleveland sent outfielder Wli-- many other players it was back Braves $0.000 dov'vn. Inter-national League. lie Tashy and pitcher Jackie to the minors as the major‘ The placing of Hodges on the1 The Tigers swapped players Curtis to Jacksonville and rte-- league clubs cut. their rosters to:disabled list was not too great with their Syracusa farm club turned catcher Bob Lipski tol the 25-man limit. a surprise. The 39-year-old first in the International League. Little Rock.

Met; acquiggd iéeteran short- basfmatﬁ: recovery hfrombe it ——'——“_‘— The Braves also optioned ’l‘y .top Fernan 1 rom Detroit;w1n er ee opera on as ea 0 Cline. outfielder obtained from Tiger; and sent pitcher Larry .slow. He is hitting .227. PrObable PITCherS the Indians. to Toronto. and F055 to Milwaukee Braves in a‘ Fernandez. 32. returns to the sold‘ Lou Johnson. another out- threeyeam transaction Thurs. National League after three Bi THE ASSOCIATED PRESS fielder, to Syracuse. The Braves b day‘ ‘se so as Detrott‘s regular Probable pitchers for today's’recallcd pitcher Dan Schneider

At the same time the Met; jshortstop. The former Brooklyn major league games: (wan-lost from the Chiefs.

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u-erc sent out on option. subject from the Braves for cash and Los Angeles (McBride m. at zletlgsrsanfd‘rBitlﬁ: Raonit‘llshegggj )

to Z‘l-lIOIIr recall pllCh" F055 Mllwa‘Jkee had‘Chicago (Pizarro 1-0) i u - - - i 'th th Cl vel d l - ' ' - l . .

' Y ' , Tight mle‘ Signed contracts game wi e .e an _n es. Washington manager Mic- The Guardian under date of May- grower. a lar e scale 0 rator our fa r r Vince be kn wn as Thronelaerry. 83:1. 3:5 1:13 Tamas“ the CUM“ from Ue'l Kansas City (Pena 4-1) at Thursday to meet in a 10_mund. dians in the first inning. Pier- key Vernon is the third man. 7th should secure a copy of thisl at that, washid a swag/fr. or' the trrlutiiligoMect-a of th: mari- chased mm a Im . - Minnesota (Pascual 3-3) (N). bout at Teanepk NIJ'. July 14_. sail struck out and was walk— (AP Wirephoto) edition right away. Many oft perhaps I should say one of: times?

year and “’35 “‘9 Mats. regma" “55' who had not see“ any “hum” L938“ The bout will be staged by a:

first baseman in He lOSl. aetion [his year the Metsi: San Francisco (Sanford 5.1) _n boxing promotion outﬁt“ MOIHER'S The”

his first base job this year to was immediately assigned brat Lo, Aingeleg (Drysdm 2.3, ‘hggded by Murray Goad

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Tim Harkness. a native of the Braves to their Denver club (N)_

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Schreiber. 24. was purchased; In other 11th hour moves,| Chicago (Hob ie 1-2 last winter from Seattle for the Minnesota optioned a pair of 325.000 draft price. The Brook- relief pitchers to the minors. 2-3) (N). [

lyn youngster was beaten out by isending Lee Stang o Dallaaw Milwaukee (Shaw 0 - 2) an Aerial fertilization is being l Ron Hunt for the second-base Fort Worth of the Pacific CoastiPhiladelphla (Short 0-8) (N). experimented with on some I job. I 'League and Fred Lasher tol Cincinnati (O’Toole 6-1) at . LW acres of forest in Norway’s

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