Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-03

| ished only a stroke behind the winner,
no man among the field of more than
| $50 starters was able to break 30 during
the two days of play. Yesterdays
weather was far better than that Of the
opening day, but the course is still soft
and Soggy.
Miller shot scores of IS and 80 to
win the individual title with I67, one
stroke in front of the 82-86-163 reg
istered by Lynch. In third place were
Leo F. Pass of the Veterans Bureau
and DR.. Walter B. Vogel of the Treas
ury, both with 1859. The personnel of
the winning team and their scores fol-
low: John r. Miller 85-82-167 john
j. Lynch, 82-86-168; Walter B. VoCel,
88-81-169; j. P. Phelan, S7-99-le7.
The War Department team finished SEC
ond in class A. with a total OF i03.
This team was composed of Maj. Earl
L. Maiden, Maj. E. A. Noyes, Capt. B.
R. LuScomb, the Army Navy Club cham
pion, and Tom M. Belshe.
In class B the low gross team trophy
was won by the Interstate Commerce
Commission, with team total of TIA.
The winning team was composed of M.
L. Brownell, r. K. White, r. r. Shay
and M. c. Trowbridge. The low net
trophy in class A was won by the De-
partment OF Agriculture team, composed
of L. T. Hopkins. j. E. Voll S. R. Spell
man and w. H. White. Low net in class
went to the Treasury second team,
composed Of E. H. Campbell, r. Lewis,
B. E. Benton and H. L. Jones. In class
the low gross went to the Navy De-
partment, represented by L. M Fla
herty. j. w. Medley. r. F. Lynch and
Ray Esher. Low net went to the De-
partment Of Agriculture team. COM
posed Of w. H. Young o. Steanson, F.
Il Hnnkinc
FINISHING second in the medal
l. round, due to improper posting of
her score. Virginia williams, Con-
greSSional Country Club woman golfer,
was playing in the first flight Of the
Maryland State woman's championship
over the Rolling Road course today,
along with three other woman players
from Washington. Miss williams really
tied for the qualifying medal yesterday
with Mrs. w. Fairfield Peterson Of
Green Spring Valley, but since her
card showed on the thirteenth hole
when she really had scored 5, and it
was then too late to change, she fin
tshed at "a. one stroke behind. Mrs.
Betty P. Meckley of Indian Spring who
won the Woman'S District title again
last week, also finished at "a. Other
qualiflers from Washington in the first
hight were Mrs. j. Marvin Haynes and
Mrs. S. F. Colladay, both of Columbia.
Here are the pairings in the tourney
today for the Washington women:
First f1ight-Mrs. Stephen Colladay,
Columbia, VS.. Mrs. M. T.. Bell, Rodgers
Forge; Mrs. Betty Meckley Indian
Spring, vs.. Mrs. D. E Brooks, Forest
Park; Mrs. J. Marvin Haynes, Column
bia, VS.. Mrs. D. c. Wharton Smith, Elk
ridge: Miss Virginia Williams, Congress.
sional, VS.. Mrs. r. H. Strickland, Mary.
land.
Mrs. Harry A. Knox of Congressional
shot 1l2 to make the second fight,
while Mrs j. T, Powell Of Manor made
the third flight with a card Of 11a
Homer S. Pope of Indian Spring, lone
Washington entry in the Maryland
senior tourney, played Yesterday at the
Baltimore Suburban Club. finished far
down the list in the tourney with a card
Of $780, The event was v..n ov
Cooper r. Drewry Of Rolling Rcsd. r-ho
shot 81 with handicap for a net
of rs