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Evening star., 1941-05-18
Harper Hits Par Coli,
Despite Storm, for
Virginia Lead
Defending Champs TotuI
Of 1877 Tops Sneud by4
At Halfway Point
BY the Associated Press.

OCEAN VIEW, Va, May IT,
Chandler Harper, slender Ports
mouth professional, added a par
II this afternoon despite rain
storm which struck at the 33rd
hole, to give him a 66-71-137 and
a four-stroke lead on the field at
the halfway mark in defense of his
Virginia Open golf championship.
This lead and his superlative golf
which enabled him to equal the
course record this morning, made
Harper the outstanding favorite to
retain the title, although the Sec
ond-place golfer was Slammin'
Sammy Snead, the Hot Springs
professional who has the shots to
win almost any golf tournament
Snead put together rounds of g.
72-l4l to keep very much in the
competition.
Bobby Cruickshank, veteran Coun-
try Club of Virginia professional
from Richmond, and Synsol Spen-
Ger, former Virginia amateur cham
pion from Newport News, we're tied
at 142, while Erie Ball, Farming
ton Country Club pro at Charlottes-
vile, held down fifth position
with 143.
Only IS golfers out of 78 who
played turned in cards of $50 or
better.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Ad Club Will Punish
Golf Balls, Food
Al June 6 Fete

Members of the Advertising Club
of Washington will stage their an
nual golf tourney and fun fest at
the Washington Golf and Country
Club June 6, the golf event to be
followed by dinner.
In charge of the affair will be w.
Frank Gatewood, Donald M. Ber-
nard, Walter S. Furlow, Earl D.
Baker. Matt Meyer, John H. Dodge,
Max Sherman, c. r. Sanders, Henry
M. Voss, Dan Terrell. James Fish
back, w. R. Harvey, A. j. Maloney,
H. j. Kaufman, George B. BurruS,
Lawrence Heller, L. D. Louft. Ben
Baylor, jr.; Frank La Falce, A. @.
EhrliCh, w. D. Murdock, L. D. Kra-
kow, Louis Janof, Harry Darhan-
son, ISador Cohen, A. Hahn, N. Ward
Guthrie, L. Baum, Jack Blank, j.
M. B. Sacks, C. D. Ferguson, J. A.
Anderon, M. j. Davis, Jack Lehr-
man, M. P. Trippe. E. Levin. l..
Goldberg, T. J. O'Neill, Harrison,
Parkman, c. Schulman, j. D. Bligh,
L. j. Rinaldo, Crosby N. Boyd,
George B. Kennedy, Walter D. Bark
dull, William Spellman, Jack Frost
and Martin Waxman.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Skinker Is 7op-Heovy Choice
In School Golf Tournament;
Federal Linksmen Shi7inq

Earle Skinker, the tow-headed Co.
lumbia youngster, figures as the out
standing favorite in the inter-
scholastic individual championship
due 70 start at Kenwood next Fri
day. Two match rounds are billed
at Manor Saturday, May "a, with
the semifinal and final rounds
scheduled for Congressional a week
from today.
Skinker will have some capable
competition from such lads as Car
roll and Alton Willett of Bethesda
Chevy Chase, Bill Altman of Ana
costa, Bill Brownrigg of Roosevelt,
Joe Barse of Roosevelt, Manders of
Wilson and Charley Price and Neill
Sullivan of Georgetown Prep. But
the tow head from Dewitt and Co
lumbia Country Club figures to carry
too many heavy guns for his school,
boy rivals.
Those Government golfers are
burning up the track in The Star
match play tourney. You could
search a long time and not find
such golf as that shot by Joe Ba-
lestri and Steve Dale of Government
Printing Office in a match at Bea-
yer Dam against F. B. I. All Joe did
was shoot a 10 against the course
par Of II. And they had 7sunder-
par best ball of "a.
Meanwhile, Chuck Redick, prexy
of the Federal Golf Association, is
having trouble finding a course for
the individual championship sched-
uled June l6 and II. Several clubs
at which the tourney has been held
in past years have banned large out
side events because of crowded mem
berships.
Local tournament golfers are try
ing to decide where they'll go over
the Memorial Day week end. They
have their choice of two invitation
events, both out of town. Hermitage
Country Club of Richmond, Va, and
Country Club Of Maryland have
scheduled invitation affairs for the
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Star Trophy Golf Tournament
Poirings and Starting Times

s:25-Mrs S. whlpple Wssh), Mrs.
jones q T1; ,s:3O-Mrss r. !. Cross
Martin (Wash,!; s:55LMrs: Bert Gamble
Charles Lynch (Wash.); S:40-Mrs J. W.
Godfrey (Cong:). Mrs. Fred Evans tKen }.
G. e. .Pugh MAN., Mrs H. j. Klossner
(Cong), Mrs. j. N. Epperly tCol); $50
Mrs. w. B. Jarvis tColD. Mrs. A. D. Kane
CKen), Mrs. J. e. Nell (Ma); S:55-Mrs.
J. T.. Powell tMan;l, Miss Ruth Simon
(Wood), Mrs. 1: T. Haugen lA.-N).
9:00-Mrs. w. e. Hall (ColD, Mrs Mack
Myers MANI, Mrs. A. A. Morrill, tKen.l I;
9:O5-Mrs. J. r. Daily Man.l, Mrs. F. D;
Let's &c. c., Mrs. M. Falls (Wash); 9:10
Mrs. Charles Vaile (Ken.), Mrs. H. J.
Simons MAN.. Mrs. j. W. Cramer MAN. !;
9:15-Mrs. o. M. Reed lWash.). Mrs. M.
M Maxell tA.-ND, Mrs. 8. c. de Lamater
(KenD: 9:20-Mrs. H. W. Sharpe Ken,
Mrs. Z. Widmayer (Arg.l, Mrs. H. Nc
Cleliand tKenD; 9:25-Miss Barbara Sic
mons MANI Mrs. Harry Goodman
(Wood). Mrs. r. G. Await (Cong3; $50
Mrs. william Flather &C. c.). Mrs. c. j.
wilkinson (Cong). Mrs. B. W: Chidlaw
(KenD; 9:35-Mrs. Harry Beech cMan.l,
Mrs. H D. Smith tWash.), Miss Ann Reh
(Wssh); a:40-Mrs. Gilbert Hahn
Wood }, Mrs. w. s. Masten wash },
Mrs. D. Tschiffeley wash; !a:45--Miss
Elizabeth Houshton 20: c., Mrs. Hums
Peabody "a. NJ, Mrs D. ratterson &C.
c.; p:5O-Mrs, O, 3, GoetEmln tKen.l. I.
Mrs. d. c. Eoney (wssh,). Mrs. j. W.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Comedienne Enjoys
Romp in Gloucester
SfeepIechase
B, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MEDIA, Pa, May 17.-Comedi-
enne, owned by Mrs. T. Beatty
Brown, scored a smashing %
length victory in the Gloucester
Fox Hunters plate steeplechase to-
clay, racing over the 312-mile, 81
simber-jump course in 6:14 before
1000 fans.
Comedienne was ridden by her
owners husband and led the eight
horse field all the way.
Coq-Noir, Meigs- -Cheston entry
was second, and G. M. Greer, jr.'s
Goldun was third.
Other winners today were Black
Mars, owned by John Prima, in the
Agricultural Stakes; Mrs. Fay In
gals Sunador in the Rose Valley
Plate; Whitelaw Reid's Bagpipe in
the Rose Tree Plate, and c. NAH
lon Kline's Tarbrush in the Stayers
High Weight Handicap.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Terps Finish Second
As Lehman Fires
Best Golf Score
Johnston Of Baltimore,
Low for Entire Event,
Heads Team Victory
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PresS.
BALTIMORE, May 17.-Eddie
Johnston, Baltimore University
Junior, slipped to mediocre rs
today in the final Is holes of the
Maryland intercollegiate golf tour
nament, but coupled with his 2
under-par 68 of yesterday it was
good enough to give him individual
honors.
Three strokes behind Johnston
was Otto Greiner, a teammate and
former titleholder, whose 36-hole
total of $50 helped the Bees cap
ture the 4-man team championship
with 642 aggregate.
William Moran of Loyola, with
two 76s, copped third place with
1872, but the best round today was
fired by Leonard Lehman of Uni
versity of Maryland, with 73.
Maryland's 646 put it in second
place. IOyOld, TulllleT-up dI Tie enc
of yesterdays round, dropped to
third in team play with 64S, fol-
lowed by Johns Hopkins, 670. and
Western Maryland College, 6S3.
Scores:
University of Baltimore. 642-Eddle
Johnston, 6S-79-147; Otto Greiner,
1sM7sLl5o; 10. s., Herb Hartman. oa s4-sS-
University of Maryland. 646-Leonard
Lehman. s2-73-155: Robert Harmon.
79-79-15S; Gail Holmes, S4-7S-l62;
William Cook, s6-S5-17l.
Loyola College, 64S-WilIiam Moran,
76-76-152; Johnny Farrell. 77-76-
l53: Charles Pfeil s5-s5-17o; James
Downey, S6-S7-l73
Johns Hopkins. 67O-Duncan McRae,
.s-i6-154; James Carey, s2-1s-160
Carl Simpson. S7-S6-173; Melvin Lewis,
90-93-1S3
Western Maryland, $50 -. Woodrow
Preston. 5a-s2-i6i; Richard Hauser,
173; Neil Eckenrode. S6-96-1s2.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
New Champions
In City Bowling
Teams

Teams.
Unlimited-Lueky Strike District
League, 1879. Glass A-GoVernment
Printing once CFederal League, I.s4i.
Class B-DiXie Tavern prince GEORGES
County League).. 1.S72. Glass C-Proof
Shop Navy Yard Monday Leaguel. .751.
Class D-National Resources Planning
Board Executive Ofices League), LAO.
Glass E-Seeurities Review (R F. C.
Ieakue). .639. Glass F-Adjustrnents
'Soil Conservation League), 1,5s6.
Doubles.
Unlimited-Milton Walker and Rich
ard Lee, SOB. Glass A-Clarence Wheeler
and Ed C!esry. 779. Glass B-Thur-
mond Cordcll and CnSnsc-s Croft. T73.
Class C-John Zurlo and Jim Justf~ 77s-
Class D-Graciano CarvajAl and Rhodes,
7J2. Class E.-Bin TarYer and J. Howell
b5S. Glass F-GaZin and Habermyer,
625.
Singles.
UnHmited-Leonard Smith, 42O Class
A-Herbie Kaschub, 421. Glass B-Paul
Brannan, 424. Glass CD Radtke, 4O4
Class D-Jay Lowery, 3S5. Glass E.
Frank Jerry, 342. Glass F-Bnl TarYer,
34S.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
ROD and STREAM sessfa.u * s'55
Pennsylvania Anglers Paradise Opens
Stream Builders Idea Spreading

willow shoots in the Pymatuning
section last week. Many organiza-
tions of sportsmen and conserva-
tionists combined to stage what we
believe is the greatest mass plant
ing of trees outside State or Fed
eral project.
Programs of tree planting in this
section easily could be accomplished
and to the good advantage not only
of fishing, but also for adequate flood
control over the Potomac watershed.
The Monocacy River, which runs
red with a heavy silt load with the
lightest rains, would be an excel
lent place to start and willows, we
would say, would stop the erosion.
Oregon Inlet Weather Poor.
Fishermen going down to Oregon
Inlet for the channel bass fishing
haven't had really good stretch of
weather since the fish arrived four
weeks ago. One or two days the
wind is right, then it pops right
back to east or northeaSt-where it
isn't wanted.
But on the days it is possible to
get over the bar the bronZe-ba
are there and ready to take lures or
bats. The early run always is heavy
and usually of large bass. This
year the schools appear more nu-
merous and there are more fish be-
ing caught weighing over the So
pound mark.
At Southport, sea bass are on the
gravel reefs and trout are around
the wrecks. Dolphin should be
there in several weeks, but the bo-
nito, in the meantime, are supply
ing plenty of action for those who
want to go offshore.
Capt. Vic Lance is due at South
port this week with his Torobil and
probably will stay there until the
marlin season opens at Ocean City
about the middle OF June. Capt. Lev
Raymond also is on the way up.
He will arrive here late this week.
1t is hard to say how many boats
will be missing this season from the
marlin fleet, but many have gone
into Coast Guard service during the
past few weeks. Others will be do
ing likewise right along.
Many anglers have wondered,
while many more have asked, if the
offshore fishing would be affected
in any way by the war and if it
would be dangerous for fishermen.
We do not believe it will, for it
looks as though our Uncle Sam
would be glad to have so many extra
eyes on patrol. Nor can we see
where there could be any danger.
We expect to try it at every oppor-
tunity.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
D. {. Odd Fellows End
Baltimore Streak
In Duckpin Feud

BALTIMORE, May II. - Wash
ington Odd Fellows won their first
victory in four years in their annual
home home bowling series with
Baltimore Odd Fellows. the grand
totals after tonight's rolling being
37,207 to 36,972. Twelve teams from
each city were engaged.
Baltimore won individual honors
Ray Kroh had high game of Isl,
and Shorty Dill's 385 was top set.
Baltimore team No. had high
game of GOT and Washington No. !
high set of l.70l.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

Jago KenO; 9:55-Mrs. Ore Emse tB.
d.. Mrs R. z. Hotze (Wash), Mrs Ar
mold McNitt (Cong.).
10:O0-Mrs- Betty P. Meckley (Ken.),
Mrs. L. G., Pray MANI, Mrs. NJ. K. Bar
rell "a NJ. 10:05-Mrs. Richard Schloss-
berg "a. Nd, MIS- p. Henderson
NMss EIeanor MaS NH Hawlsy u 'aI Hn Mrs fo'nq
A. Dent tB. d., Mrs. T. N. Beavers MANI
10:15-Mrs. Landra Platt &c. c.. Mrs.
(Cong); 1O:20-Mrs. Charles Frownfelter
(B. d., Mrs. Woodlief Thomas (Ken. },
Mrs. Donald Hess (ArgJ; 10:25-Mrs. R.
I; Rose Gong ;. Mrs 4; G; Minnix tCol.l !,
M J Torlinski CA. NJ, Mrs. w. L. Weible
tKen.), Mrs. j. ], Darby (Col.l; 1885
Mrs A c. Olney "a NJ, Mrs. j. " Brow
nell MANI, Mrs. Milton Harris Wood +;
10:40-Mrs. McCook Knox &C. c., Mrs.
r. L. Murphy (Wash).
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Treasury No. ! Repeats
AS BOWLING Champ

Treasury No. is champion for
the second straight year Of the Ma
tional Federation of Federal EN-
ployes Bowling League, which will
award prizes tonight at banquet.
The team composed of Jimmy
Newton, Belknap, Caspar, Wimpy
Orme and A. D. Sartwen. captain,
set league record with IS straight
victories. 1t placed second in Glass
D Of the Washington City Duckpin
Association tournament with l70I.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
st. AIbuns Golfers Top
ST. Johns Team, IL

st. Adams defeated st. Johns, 7
to 2, yesterday in prep school
golf match.
Florence, IS A. beat Steele. 4 and Q;
Malone, IS. J) beat Cousins, l up. Best
ball, St Johns / UP.
Cooke is. Al beat Gibbs. 4 and 2: Hart,
Is. A. beat Ponton, and 3. Best ball
St Adams and g.
6sfilard g. A. beat Sullivan. and D;
Murray Is. A. beat O'Malley. l UP. Best
ball ST. Adams, B and 4.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Church, Merchant Loop
BowIers in Final

Loaded with leading bowlers of the
city, teams selected from the
Methodist Church and Brookland
Merchants League will clash in the
final of the Brookland Recreation
Interleague elimination series at 8
o'clock tomorrow night.
Methodist League pinmen. which
includes Karl Gochenour, Bill Mil
Ter and Chick Hollidge, reached the
final round by defeating The Even
ing Star, defending champions,
while the Brookland loop howitzers
took the measure of Treasury Recre-
ational Association stars.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Oliver Is Pucesetter
In Two Trup Events

Cawood Oliver monopolized hon.
ors at the Washington Gun Clubs
weekly shoot yesterday, winning the
club trophy for high gun on the
first so targets and seizing leg
on the Cadillac three-month tro-
ply with 25 straight breaks.
E. N. Zebley was high In the sec
ond Is, while r. D. Morgan won the
25-target handicap with %.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Sparkling Field Of kswomen Tilt The Star Cup Tourney Tomorrow
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Washington ended its three
game losing streak by nosing
out the Tigers, 81. Judges triple
in the seventh scored Mogridge
with the winning run.
Chick Evans and Bobby Jones,
American golfers, defeated T. D.
Armour of Scotland, French
champion, and Harold Hilton,
former British champion, 2 and l.,
in an exhibition match in Eng
land.
Babe Ruth hit his 18th homer
of the year off Uhle of the In
dians, but Cleveland won any
way, AZ.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Peoples Betters Mark
For JuyeIin Throw
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated FreSS.
FRESNO, Calf, May 17.-Bob
Peoples of Southern California
bettered his own American record
for the javelin throw tonight. He
won the event in the 18th annual
West Coast relays with a mark OF
234 feet 3l2 inches.
The husky Trojan football player
set the former record of 234 feet
Ia inches in 1888.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

same dates. Both will start May
29, although the Maryland affair
will wind up Sunday, June l, while
the Richmond event will end Sat-
urday, May 81.
The boys at Country Club of
Maryland wan. to make their event
real championship tourney, with
80 qualifiers to start match play
May 80. An entry fee of 81 will be
charged. All former Maryland State
champions have been invited to
play. ..-..
Evening star., 1941-05-18
BoyIiss, Insco Duel

A pitching duel is expected on
the Baileys Cross Roads diamond
this afternoon when Johnny Bay
liss of the Virginia White Sox meets
Heine Insco Of Creel Brothers. Game
time Is 3 O'Clock.