The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Bud Lee Leads Northwest Amateur Golfer:
Star Shows
Links Skill

Mrs. ]. K. Priebe Is
Showing WoY for
LddY Competitors
SEATTLE-Paced by Bob Lee,
University of Washington student
from Seattle, 100-odd sharpshoot-
ing golfers teed off today at
Broadmoor Country club for the
second qualifying round of the Pa
cific Northwest amateur tourna-
ment.
Lee blasted sub-par 81 yester-
day to lead at the halfway mark.
Close behind with par scores OF
20 were Scotty Campbell and
Harry Umbinetti. also of Seattle.
Thirty-fwo golfers will
ttt
flight match play which be-
gins tomorrow.
Bud Ward of Spokane, national
amateur champion and winner of
the recent Northwest open cham
pionships here, was well in the
running with one-over-par II.
Tied with him was Carl Johnson
of Seattle. Close behind at 70
were Jack Westland, defending
champion seeking his third con-
secutive title, and Harry Givan,
both of Seattle. Bud Haskell,
semi-finalist in the Oregon state
tournament and standout in the
Northwest open, may fail to quail
ify after an Sc yesterday.
In the womens division, played
at Rainier Country club, Mrs.
Joye Priebe, Seattle, took medalist
honors with a scorching rs in the
1s-hole qualifying round. She was
teamed with Jessie Miller, Astoria, &.
for match play. Miss Miller quail
fled with an So.
MARIAN HAS 70
Three strokes behind the
medalist at 70 were Marian
McDOugall, Portland, defend
ing champion who Is seeking
hor fiffh consecutive tttlo o.A
Muriel Neatch, Longview. Miss
McDougall WAS teamed with
Mrs. A. r. MatIock, Seattle
1867. and Miss Veatch opposed
Mrs. J. A. Craig, Seattle 1861.
The thrill of sinking an ace in
tournament went to Mrs. j. X.
Holloway. Seattle, who carded 2
on the 115-yard No. 6 hole. She
nevertheless failed to qualify.
First round qualifying scores
for men:
70-Campbell, Umbinetti.
71-Ward, Johnson.
72-Westland, Givan.
73-Bob Tindall. Seattle; Jack
Burns, Yakima.
H-Lloyd Byerly, Waverly club,
Portland: Bud Campbell, Rainier;
Center Case, Rainier; Ernie JON
son, Inglewood; Leonard Mitchell.
Jackson Park; Fred Young, Olym-
pic; Jack Phillips, Olympia Golf
club.
75-Gerry Bert. jr., Jackson
Park; Harry Miller, Sand Point
Palmer Smith, jackson Park: Lee
Steil, Seattle Golf club; George
Butterfield, Broa dmoor; Dick
Hanen. Marshfield. Ore.
tx. X. Bridge, Portland; Cor
don Verley, Victoria, B. c.; Bill
Clintworth, Seattle; G. B. sher-
wood, Seattle.
T-Alex Campbell, Seattle:
Forrest Watson, Seattle; Ralph
Whaley, Seattle; Lee Griffith. Sc
attic.
7s-Erv Parent. Seattle; J. C.
Hazlett, jr, Seattle.
Women qualifiers:
76-Mrs. Priebe.
79-Miss McDougall, Miss
Veatch.
s2-Elizabeth Frank. Seattle;
Elizabeth Tanner, Seattle.
s4-Mrs. Omar Anderson, Port
land; Margaret Crosbie, Portland;
Mrs. ]. r. West, Seattle.
s5-Betty Jean Rucker, Spo-
kane; Nancy Hurst, Portland; Mrs.
c. w. Jones, Seattle; Mrs. z. M.
Draper, Seattle; Mrs. J. H. Byers,
Seattle.
S6-Elizsbeth Finn, Seattle:
Barbara Burns, Seattle; Mrs. ]. A.
Craig. Seattle; Mrs. W A. Kirk
man. Seattle. Mrs. A. r. Mstlock,
Seattle; Jessie Miller. Astoria.
s7-Carol Gleason. Spokane:
Mrs s. P. Nelson, Seattle; Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Wagner. Portland.
ss-Mrs. X. L. Howe. Seattle;
Mrs. T. II. Griffith. Seattle.
s9-Mrs. N. B. NageI, Portland:
Mrs Glen Cate, Portland: Mrs.
II. F. Dowdy, Seattle; Mrs. A.
Franklin, Seattle.
so-Mrs. G. Jefferson, Seattle;
Mrs. Z. T. Pope. Seattle.
e1-Mrs. J. r. HOWE, Seattle
Mrs. Ladonna Bird, Seattle.
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