Past Richmond Golf Association Senior Championship winners Glenn Mullian and Jeff Bostic teamed to win the rain-delayed RGA Senior Two-Man Championship at Lake Chesdin Golf Club yesterday.

Mullian, a two-time RGA Senior winner, and Bostic, the reigning Senior champ, carded a bogey-free 8-under-par 64, three shots clear of runners-up Bert Wilson, the RGA's vice president, and Arthur Utley. RGA President Van Williams and John Dozier were another stroke back after a 68.

One of Mullian's Senior titles came at Lake Chesdin.

The winners toured their first nine holes (shotgun start) in 2 under with Mullian supplying both birdies. They notched six birdies on the back nine.

This was the first year the RGA scheduled a separate Senior Two-Man event. The 18-hole tournament originally was scheduled in April but was washed out. Yesterday's start was delayed because of rain, and players finished just before another downpour.

Mullian now has 12 RGA titles to his credit.

In addition to the overall winner, the field was split into two flights. Ronnie Adams and Mike Weisburg won the second flight on a match of cards with Tom Rash-Herman Ritter and Tony Aguiar-Alvin Hunter.

RGA TWO-MAN RESULTS

 Overall: Glenn Mullian-Jeff Bostic 64; Bert Wilson-Arthur Utley 67; Van Williams-John Dozier 68; Ronnie Adams-Mike Weisburg 69; Tom Rash-Herman Ritter 69; Tony Aguiar-Alvin Hunter 69; Mark Alonzi-Jim Prorock 70; Dennis Loudermilk-David Duvall 70; Dennis Whitcomb-Dick Corrada 70; Jordan Ball-Walter Anderson 70; Bill Smiley-Finney Adams 71; Bob Efird-Tom Witt 71; Rubin Unowitz-Rusty Breeden 71; John Mann-Lee Krumbein 71

JUNIOR ALL-STAR AT PETERSBURG

McCarthy leads by one

 The best round of the American Junior Golf Association's Junior All-Star at Petersburg vaulted Denny McCarthy of Burtonsville, Md., into the 36-hole lead.

McCarthy, 15, fired a 4-under-par 68 yesterday at the Country Club of Petersburg. McCarthy's two-day total of 4-under 140 is one stroke ahead of Richmonder Adam Ball (71), who shared the lead after the opening round, and Alex Ehlert (70) of Raleigh, N.C. Motin Yeung (69) of Orlando, Fla., and Grayson Murray (71) of Raleigh, N.C., are two behind at 140.

The highlight of McCarthy's round was a six-birdie 30 on the back nine.

Tucker Wadkins, son of former Richmonder and PGA Tour star Lanny Wadkins, slipped to a 74 yesterday and is at 146. Griffin Clark of Colonial Heights is at 151 after a 76. Chris O'Neill (75-153) of Glen Allen, Harrison Vance (79-155) of Richmond and Mikey Cantor (81-161) of Richmond also are competing.

In the girls division, Yuer Cindy Feng of Orlando, Fla., moved into the lead thanks to a 1-under 71 yesterday. Her 36-hole total of 147 is three shots better than Megan Wilshire (72-150) of Georgetown, Ky., and Shannon Aubert (75-150) of Augusta, Ga. Chesterfield's Lyberty Anderson is well back at 159 (78-81).

The tournament for players ages 12-15 concludes today.