Evening star., 1924-05-08
STEvINS0N'S rs SETS
NEW REC0RD-WINS
QUALIFYING ROUND

Playing under ideal weather condi-
tions over a course stretched out al
most to its maximum length Miller
B. Stevinson of the Columbia Country
Club shot a score of rs in the quail
Tying round of the Indian Spring
Golf Club spring tournament, win
ming the qualifying medal by mar
gin OF one stroke over c. j. Dunphy.
former District champion. Stevin-
sons card OF 76 Set a new record
under stroke play conditions for the
long and hard Indian Spring course
He was out in 81, even with a on
the seventh hole, and came back in
80, aided by a birdie at the long
sixteenth Stevinson laid his brassie
second shot eight feet from the pin
at the second hole and ran down the
putt for an eagle 4 and scored a
birdie 2 at the sixth by another good
putt.
Dunphy OF at Turn.
Dunphy started badly on the last
nine holes, or he would have come
1T was, he had a twenty-five-foot putt
on the last green to tie the medalist,
but missed. Roland r. Mackenzie.
Columbia'S young crack and winner
Of the Washington tournament last
week, was out in As, but got back in
score to qualify in any fight was
101, while H. II. Saum and K. T. Kel-
lerman, jr., both with IS, played of
for last place in the first fight, Kel-
lerman winning. The first and second
match play rounds are being run of
today.
Stevenson. Col. IS; c. J.. Dunp6y, Col, Il,
W. A. Mcclure. z: P. 81; J: NJ. Downey
cs1ium s.; R. 4. n aeKenaie Col, S 81 s.: z {. Nc +.
NOE e S. hi Ea?l .Sss MeHlssr bfan z S. IG@ e
css HeIisrman -' so Col T. S. stn = e oHtts H IS
e, s.; F. G. ciars ss,,I, l. & So; n PYr'f5
Murphy. E. p. 81; Page Hufty, E. P. o.:
e; q; Baker. wash. 90; J. ". Richards. !. S.
B. Bsyes Bsyses cs 81 ss s. Entiy d. F.1rs 5
!. S. "a; ]. 7. Harris. Bann.. "a; Z. L. Bone
Bann.. 50; G Z; Truett, wash: ss; B. !.
Perez. BALTIC, 96; G. s. siIsbee, ]. S.. So: N
g.: " 3; Bstsr, CO... 81; +. $. Pope, / S
/. & 100; L ". McKernsn. wash. 100: A
| B.. Campben 1. s.. 100; G. r. Taylor. I. s,
lo1; +: S. Noise, Bann.. 1oI; W. M Smith
Today's Pairings.
Teday's Psirinss are as follows: Tom Moore
SOigt E. r: vs.. A. R; Mackenzie Col; ".
Bann.; Earl NcAleer. e. p. vs. J. FIoyd
Braxner. Col; n. r MseKsnzie. Col. rs. y
r. Tuckermsn. G. c. C.; W. A. Mcclure, E.
p w. n B. stgvi1son Col.
Porter, Col j. NJ. BrowneIl, /. s.. vs.. z. ".
G. B. Asher 'so ooi.: j. ". s RfsS1er, Col Col. = vs
P. Anderson. /: s.; J. 3. MURPHY; E; T. vss
6. Davidson. . wash; W. IL Kennedy, col. =.
G. 4; Fuller. G. c. C.; c. B. Hatch, CO.. Is
o.rs9s,, Ts;ss aiEst-A f.s,: I fsz R.9., $
Prizzen. Argyle; Thomas Hopkins. l: s. y
Page Hufty. L. P; C. n. Baker. Wash ys
!. G. 6. MinnsseEods; c VS. {, G; W R'ra Z
| Ohristman. Col, vs. C. c. Grifhth. Col.
Fourth night-J a white: tr Bann.' -.
VS.. L W. Perez. Baito.; R. I. Rose. f. +, IS
]. r. Baines. Col; J. r. De Fsrges, I. s.
vs.. e. R. Tilley l.. s.: s; B. Rain. Wash. rs
Edgar Markham. !. s.; C. L. Truett. Wash
vs. c. A. Sister, 1. S.
Fifth-F1ight Matches.
Fifth night-G. s. silsbee. l. s, vs. y. -.
Maekay. l: s.; J. Henderson. l. S. VS.. G. 4.
G.. VS.. L stabler, I. S.; G. r. Housh Cor
b West. Col. vs.. q. $. Pope. I. S; W
W Benedict. upatt.. VS.. Thomas F. Scott. l. 8
Sixth night-w. L. Moore. !. s. vs.. +. +
Harrison, unatt.: F. E. Lewis. l. s.. VS.. Ward
Campbell, ]. s.. B; Campbell; vs.
G. c. c.. VS.. c. R. Taylor. T. s.: +. s
Noise. Bann:. vs. H. N: Bemis, Col: L. y.
McKerpsn. Wash, vS- G. 8; Watts. Col: c