Arizona republican., 1921-08-10
JUVENILE GOLFERS SNATCH HONORS IN
 QUALIFYING ROUND

DENVER, Aug. 9.-J. c. (Jimmy) Ward, 20-year-old Kansas City, Mo, golfer, led the field today in the qualifying rounds of the trans-Miss- issippi golf tournament on the Dem yer Country club course with score of 151 for the 36 holes. Ward had 77 for the IS holes Monday and to- day turned in a card of "A, two above par. On the first nine holes this morning he shot 34, two under par.
 Robert Mckee of Des Moines, Drake university student and pres ent champion of the association, was three strokes behind Ward and George von Elm of Salt Lake City, Utah, state champion, was third with 1853. None of the three leaders is over 21 years old.
 Harry c. Legg of Minneapolis, was the first veteran to rank, get ting fourth place with score of 156.
 Thirty-two players qualified for the championship flight which be- gins tomorrow morning with elimina- ton match play. Eighteen holes will be played until the semi finals Friday and the finals Saturday. when the matches will go 36 holes. None of the players considered contenders for the championship | failed to qualify, although the play today was below that of the opening round Monday. Frank Godchaux, New Orleans youth who led the field | Monday with a score of 73, was in trouble several times today and put | ting was bad. He took a for the IS holes today, being tied for 14th place with total score of 164 for | the 36 holes.
 1 All the state champions qualified with comparative ease. J. A. Ken nedy of Tulsa, Okla, was in sixth place with 1858: Alexander Graham of Wellington, Kansas, followed him with 169; L. D. Bromfield of Denver scored 7s today for total of 16o; Blaine Young of Omaha was in 17th l place with 166.
 | In winning honors as low medalist, | Ward repeated his feat of 1918 when he was medalist at the trans Miss In the 36 holes yesterday and today he had par or better on 25 holes. His card showed six birdies.
 J. S. Brown of Denver, J. P. Fred | erickson of Oklahoma City and l.. G. Palmer of Denver were tied with lscores of 73 and had to play spe- cial match this evening to determine which ewo would play for the cham pionship flight.
 Those who qualified and their rank is as follows:
 J. c. Ward. Kansas City, 151; Robert Mckee, Des Moines, 154; George von Elm. Salt Lake City, 1855
 Harry G. Legg, Minneapolis, i56; J
 c. Stuttle, Kansas City. Mo, 157; J
 A. Kennedy, Tulsa. 15S; Alexander
 Graham, Wellington, Kas., 159; liar
 ley Hurley, Topeka. 159; Francis
 Gaines, Omaha, 160; L. D. Brom-
 field, Denver, 160; H. A. Fisher, Den
 yer. 162; T. B. Cochran, Wichita
 Falls. Texas. 162; c. T. Brown, Den
 yer. 163: E. R. McClelland, Kansa.
 City, Mo. 163; A. H. Warner, Den
 yer. 164; N. c. Morris, Denver, 164
 Frank Godchaux, New Orleans, 164
 Blaine Young Omaha, 166; Ralpf
 Peters. Omaha, 166; F. K. Procktor
 Denver. 166; J. D. Cady. Rock Is
 land, Ill.,, 167; Emerson Carey, Sr
 Hutchinson, Kan, 16S; Ben Harris
 Denver. 16S; H. Decker, kansAs City
 Mo. 16s; Elmer Oberg, Denver. 169
 ". J. Foye. Omaha, ITO; D. F. Gold
 ing. Wichita Falls, Texas, TO; H
 F. Bagby, Wichita, Kansas. III
 Fred Mccartney, Denver. 172: Fra nl
 Jaffray, Minneapolis, 172, (three t 'come.)