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Evening star., 1928-06-05
HIGH SCORES RULE
IN TITLE TOURNEY
MjIIer's 161 Is Best Card for
36-HoIe Route on
Opening Day.
BY WALTER X. McCALLUM.

Further gloom appeared to be in
store to the weatherwise linksmen of
the Interdepartmental Golf League to-
day as the early starters in the second
days play of the Government golf
league left the first tee at the Indian
Spring Club for their concluding rounds,
Realizing that their comrades who
played yesterday battled through rain
and fog for their scores, those who
started today were more hopeful!
The course of the Indian Spring
Club, soft and soggy from too much
rain, furnished one of the stiftest tests
about the Capital. for President Pope Of
the league. acting on the solicitation OF
many of the players, had ordered the
tee plates stuck back III the middle of
the rear tees and Indian Spring
lengthy reaches offered no consolation
for those who could not hit Ions car
rying ball
Evening star., 1928-06-05

Homer y. Pope ", H0fnsu p riogt'
Z A. Mihills vs.. J. Y. Brownel.
The course Of the Indian Spring Club.
bv authorization Of the board 81 govern
efs, nas been turned over 70 the out
ef-town entrants In the Columbia tour
rey who fail 70 qualify In {he Columbia
classic, John r. MaeCoFTnaek u busy
arranging the details Of me annuai
s'woYsI lg" tournament. Wnicn 4ooian
Spring holds every year during the Co
Iurasla event for the oit~of-0Sh en-
4antS who fail 10 qualify a. Coinfno3a
IL tnis tourney tne cups are uAaauy
tsIseea n. inaccessible positions. hazaros.
Are made deeper and the event u fufneo
fssfo 3 fup fest instead of goiI tOaffla~
roent II a4yes Cy Cummings one oi ms
BIZ chances " the year ~ Dars1 H1ip
song
George Diffsnbangh. since MS put
ting ns2 Improved under tina @atehtAl
eye ~ Moflro Hunter ig scoring IKE
& g0ggy Jones ~ Indian Spring r.
fFw oays ago. George r0iuDed through
fHg Agst g.ue holes 81 81 strokes.
under Dsr and came Dack IN ~ iGf
atgfe II 70 lhe lowest card that HAa
hem faade ~ Indian Spring lhis year
Ig4@eugaagn missed q i#g-ip1tef al ine
tenth aqc 4 i9us fgoasF At tie eleventh
bytn fgr 81 tie almost Awc1fto 30
ssgss 8 Oh ths ssKleFniD, 8nFfs ms
bal after CHIP SHOT from ths edge
~ the green hung on tne Up VI the
cup.
Honro Hunter, tils jong.hitbn2 In
Clan Spring pro, may not he able 70
60 ~ Fitisbdggh f0T tie national open
ehsmpsonfnip qualifying f9Bpd lie
has hze & return 81 an old injury mat
8ss bot 'beged him for some years and
g MS condition 6oeE not improve VIII
not 20 ~ Pittsburgh. where be In
tended 10 play ia the Qualifying round
T0IgB1biss = iSuTnS neBt opens tonof~
row Biln 'hs isrgest field ~ entries
yeeeiged ftf tournament shout wash
s1gl0r hlk Spring 1e0fae J Hoiet
v,lsG Won last yeef is not entered. no'
Is Roland g. MaeKeUzis, the home
eisib sfsr ~ the other leading Dlay-
ers of the city hofsYer, nave entered
size classic.
Evening star., 1928-06-05

n YEW YORK, June R.--The
N Olympic rowing trials on the
VI Schuylkill River hold forth the
/ prospect of the greatest eight
nnrnd naval battle conducted
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Tarletan Is Low Net-

John r. Miller, employed in the
Treasury Department and @. P. TarIe-
ton of the Patent Once. who was not
deemed good enough TO make the hfs'
team. were the bright stars OF yestei
day's soggy round. Miller leo the heio
with s 36-hole gross score OF lol, COM
noSed of a fine 78 and sn rs, Whlle
Tsrleton added an 81 in the mud and
wet of a rainy afternoon TO Us OF the
raorning 10 finish with gross OF 10.
with a handicap of 80 strokes for the
two rounds he was several strokes IN
front of the nearest opposition for the
net pYize. with a net of las.
Miller was the only one OF the 20
starters who broke so for either OF the
two rounds, and he might have had
much batter score than 70 had not the
rain commenced to fall with renewed
ylror toward the end of his round. He
Vas out in 81 and back in IL Tor MS
score Miller is a public links player
who has been on the Harding Cup
team. which represented Washington In
thn national public links events for the
last two wears, and is known as one OF
the best of the municipal course stars.
The State Department team, num-
herring in its quartet the two men who
tied for the individual championship
last wear. and who aided materially IN
winning the team title for the depart
nlent Of diplomats, did not start In the
wet Of yesterday. The four members
are ali playing today, and han good
prospects for retaining the Mellon
trophy, emblematic OF the team title.
Evening star., 1928-06-05

LUNCH ROOM FXlR SAlE owner leauNs
ltS4 North Capitc3
Evening star., 1928-06-05

with the bass and Graphic In the Tidal
Basin. The majority of these anglers
returned without even a strike, much
less fish. A great many small SUM-
fish were caught, but few. very few,
bass or crappie were landed.
According 10 anglers who almost
speak the fish language, the failure
70 land more fish In the basin IL due
to one Of the three following condi-
tions: First, there are thousands OF
small mInnows which furnish food for
the larger fish Second, the bait used
by the anglers. pike and bull min
nows, while good lures for the crappie.
are not attractive for tho bass, and
third, and perhaps the most logical. is
the theory that the fish are spawning
The TOckiish or striped bass are in
the Potomac River and the best part Of
1t Is That the river iS In wonderful
condition for the anglers One angler
reports that he hes heen catching nan
rock for the last 10 days and that his
largest fish weighed 4 pounds. He says
II was caught IN the swift waters this
side Of Chain Bridge
A good place for these rockfsh Is
of Hains Point on the Virginia side
Of the channel about 100 yards below
! the black buoy At this place the
angler II not bothered with swift
running water and numerous rocks.
Despite the eTratlc weather condi-
tons that have prevailed recently. a
great many local fishermen have
yielded 10 the lure Of the Chesapeake
I Bay and the hardheads IN particular,
and have cast their lines from the long
pier with varying success
Capt. Noah Hazard, whose bungalow
was destroyed by the gales last Winter,
has about completed his new one. 1t
occupies the site OF the old one. The
present one IN much better and more
substantial. The captain win be In
better shape TO take care Of fishing
boat parties tins season than ever be-
fore.
Lieut.. J. NJ Walsh of No. 10 precinct.
accompanied BY pytA w h. smoot g
u. Robinson and H. W. Jonea, m0tored
do"n TO Benedict. Md, one day last
week ana started out fishing at 4
O'Clock They caught between 60 and
10 hardhcads, They carried both blood.
worms and shrimp tor bait bat ON this
dhy tho latdieadB preferred the
! shrimp
All anglers hshing along the Atlantic
Coast use squid for bait At Wachn~
| preague, Va, the boatmen use nothing
| elAt. Ihls column auggeAts that some
oI the local anglers visiting nearby salt
water ilbhing grounds take along with
| them small supply Of This cheap iish.
| There are times when hafdheadE and
| olhef hsll do not seem 10 care for
| bloodWofma aud shrimp, and peelerb
and BOLT crabs are expensive The sauid
stays on The hook indefinitely and Ii a
very economical bait II can be OBJ
tanned from The dealers at the nsh
/ wharf
In keeping with The plan tn make
we Iaks between The HOLLYWOOD and
! ConoWing0 dams on the suaauehanna
/ RIVER "fisherman's paradise" ape
+ pfoAimalely 10000 600 black bass have
/ been turned loose there according
| IA AWeps0n Earle, conservation com.
| missioner oi Maryland
All ~ the basF, which nfe N the
| smaIl~mouth variety we're secured from
| the departments halfherieA
Recently the department deposited
| 100000 small perch In the lake The
Pennsylvania Conservation Department
also IA ao~0petating IN st0eklDa the
iaks. MT, EaEla sald.
Evening star., 1928-06-05

MAN, white, laundry route /;
must be go-getter; best laundry
easy to sell ; salary and commits
sion. Chevy Chase Laundry,
Chevy Chase Md
Evening star., 1928-06-05
WINS RING H0gORg.

LONDON. June ~ r. Battling for
tie bantsgnwetght championship ~
Great Britain, Kld Patieneen ot Efth"
nal Green KNOCKED out KID Nicholson
~ Leeds ln the twelfth round u 20.
round bolt Gt the National Sporting
Cub Lat night ASzsE'ssa .saasasssa.
Evening star., 1928-06-05

MISSOuLA. Mont, June Up
Northern division coaches of the Pa
ciflc Coast conference at a Meeting here
Joined the Big Ten" conference in pro-
test against control of Olympic games
by any single organization or group
Evening star., 1928-06-05


competitors in capturing the title with
out the less of a single set today re-
vived the controversy as to the relative
skill of the California girl and Suzanne
Lengien.
The admirers OF Suzanne--and there
are many left-pointed out that Helen
dropped on the average Of three games
a match. while Suzanne was accustom-
ed to d!sposing Of her opponents in the
early rounds without permitting them
TO score.
Close friends Of Miss Wills said she
had an aversion TO winning love sets
and did not desire TO take advantage of
an obviously weaker adversary, there
fore she applied pressure only when
necessary.
Neutral observers who have watched
both players for many years asserted
that never has Suzanne dominated a
tournament with greater superiority
Evening star., 1928-06-05

Walter n. Tuekerman again Is cham
pten golfer Of the Chevy Chase Club.
Breaking into q seyen-stroke lead over
the first round Saturday, Tuckerman
maintained his advantage over the
fourth and last round yesterday. regis
teFlng an az through the rain and wet
u finish with total OF 3IT strokes for
tire - holes c. AEhmead Fuller. the
defending tiEleholder, scored q I6 yes
feTdaY over the last round. but was too
far behind 10 catch Tuckerman. vino
LED him hy eight shots at the conclusion
OF the third round. Fuller finished with
s22 Fred X Hitz had an 81 yesterday
70 finish third with 329 while w. B.
Mason. jT., who scored 90 yesterday,
had total Of 33s
TuckerFuau's rounds were Bi-75-S0
ard g.. Fulier's scores we're S3-15-06
and 70.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

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No Teams Finish.

None OF the complete first teams
from any department or bureau nm
tsfed yesterday, SO there can be no idea
O. the comparative standing OF the
teams until final tabulation has been
made.
AaiIIer and Tarleton were the Low
scorers in the gross and net classes for
the day, but Felix A. Early Of the In
terstate Commerce Commission and
Thomas A. Keleher. Jr,. OF the Com
merce Department turned in creditable
gross cards Of ITO for the day. while 4.
L. Duncan OF the Treasury finished
close second TO Tarleton's leading net
card with 3 mark OF l72-36-i4e. The
veteran John T. Harris, member of
tire War Department second team, fn-
Eied in third place in the net stand
ing5 with ITS-2g-l47.
A smaller field than was scheduled
70 start yesterday vas listed 10 start
TO-DAY.
Evening star., 1928-06-05

~ ARIS. June S LP,.-The victory
- of Helen Wills in the French
international hard court tennis
4 championships and the ease
Evening star., 1928-06-05
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,FlcAl clerk, salary Sl,aOo to slseo Tue
NltiI arffite Preparatory 9ennal sc cor,
lsth and = NV fhOnv ~. 1880
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REALTY rApInnS

MARIE srKvgNs. EXPERT PERMANENT
Renewal Aa@', Warts, Mole. 81 20 XgS. eXp
Satisfaction Guar SEC Kges<e NSS, s|eA q
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Feiix A. Early sesred IS Sunday
to lead the field In the qualifying round
for the Trsba! bowl at the Indian Spring
Club. One round ct match play Is
scheduled each week for month. Tom
Moore won the trorhy last year The
pasYinge for the event follow r. r.
Early vs. B. n. English. John T. Harris
va. e. A. Whitman, Pred e. Clark vs..
II C. Copp, W. d. lockwood ys. Basil
M. Manly. Byrn Curtis vs.. r. g. Ray,
Kari Y. Elker rs. Perry B. Hoover,
Homer 8. Pope vE. Norman b Frost,
=. A.. Mihills vs.. J. v BroWneN.
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reasonable. Address Box 3l3C. Star Office