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Largest Clam Contest Held On Sunday

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Lanny Rost was one of the clam judges. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Lanny Rost was one of the clam judges. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Chowder judges Christopher Walsh and Lori Miller Carr. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Chowder judges Christopher Walsh and Lori Miller Carr. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Ladling out some really delicious chowder were Tim Bock and Lynn Mendelman. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Ladling out some really delicious chowder were Tim Bock and Lynn Mendelman. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Checking out the monsters. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Checking out the monsters. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

A motley crew of clam-shuckers: Nat Miller

A motley crew of clam-shuckers: Nat Miller

Sean McCaffrey

Sean McCaffrey

Brian Pardini

Brian Pardini

Fred Overton and Joe Bloecker. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Fred Overton and Joe Bloecker. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

The East Hampton Town Trustees held their annual Largest Clam contest at the Trustee office in Amagansett Sunday. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

The East Hampton Town Trustees held their annual Largest Clam contest at the Trustee office in Amagansett Sunday. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

The East Hampton Town Trustees held their annual Largest Clam contest at the Trustee office in Amagansett Sunday. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

The East Hampton Town Trustees held their annual Largest Clam contest at the Trustee office in Amagansett Sunday. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Donald Schreiber shows off a Classic Boat Society beauty to Renee McCormack. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Donald Schreiber shows off a Classic Boat Society beauty to Renee McCormack. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Lynn King won the lobster raffle. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Lynn King won the lobster raffle. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Tink Schultz was the overall chowder contest winner BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Tink Schultz was the overall chowder contest winner BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Leila Persan had the largest clam in the Montauk youth category. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Leila Persan had the largest clam in the Montauk youth category. BY KYRIL BROMLEY

Largest clam overall in the youth category was Edward Hoff III. BY KYRIL BROML

Largest clam overall in the youth category was Edward Hoff III. BY KYRIL BROML

authorShaye Weaver on Oct 7, 2013
Despite an overcast sky and a chill in the air on Sunday, the East Hampton Town Trustees Largest Clam Contest drew a large crowd of hungry spectators to the Donald... more

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