Evening star., 1933-07-07
WOOD, SHUTE TIED /
FOR BRITISH TITLE
Sarazen and Leo DiegeI Each
a Stroke Behind Tourney
Winners.
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days, went to pieces on his last two
rounds. A on the fourteenth in the
morning contributed to . third-round
70 and the American veteran scared to
an 81 on his fourth round for Q total
of SOL.
81 survivors Start.
days play, with Hagen holding his one
stroke lead. He had scored l40 for the
first two days.
Sarazen was first of the IL surviving
Americans away from the first tee in
the third round and reached the turn
in IS, one under par.
Leo Diegel also was out in IS despite
. bad 8 at the first hole, where par Is T.
Joe Kirkwood handed par terrific
shellacking on the first nine turning in
80. three under perfect figures Kirk
wood played virtually errorless golf,
with par on six holes and brides at the
first. fifth and eighth.
Padgham and Haver, the British
Ryder Cup players, were first to finish
their third rounds. Padgham posted q
"A for 54-hole total of 22l. Havers
shot q fne II. two under par. for .
total Of 223.
Diegel supplied a advertisement at the
first hole. putting two drives into Swil-
can Burn. After the second Leo took
OH his shoes and stockings, waded in
and played q good water shot and
finally got down in 6.
Although Sarazen avoided fives on
his outgoing trip. the stocky New
Yorker had to work hard for his pars.
Fine recoveries helped him out of sew
eral bad jams. He pitched over the
green at the first but Clipped back and
got his four. He pulled his drive into
the road at the second. but again made
q fine birdie. with the wind behind him,
Gene was on the green with his drive
and iron. He putted almost dead from
30 yards and holed out from q yard
in four.
Coming home. Sarazen was one over
fours for Is holes. but dropped a stroke
to par at the par fve seventeenth. the
notorious road hole" and wound I'D
with a 73, even par for the course.
Dudley Trails Hagen
Ed Dudley. who was only q stroke
behind Hagen at the end Of the second
round. covered the first nine in IS,
ofI-setting a five at the first hole with
brides at the fifth and eighth.
George Dunlap dropped two strokes
to par going out in 80.
Ross Somerville turned in IS, grab
bine a birdie at the second and match
ing par at every other hole.
Horton Smith started with q S at the
par first hole but reeled on brides
at the third, fourth and eighth to turn
in 81.
Craig Wood likewise carded - for
the first nine. getting brides at the
fourth ana fifth.
Dudleys game collapsed on the in
coming nine and the Pennsylvania
took II for 76 AMI a total of PIT
Olin Dutra clipped three strokes on
par on the first five holes, but faltered
at the seventh ani eighth and turned
in IS, one under perfect figures.
Abe Mitchell. veteran Briton, likewise
was out in IS.
Sarazen. making great uphill fight,
was out In IS. one under par
Henry Cotton lost ground by negotiat-
ing the first nine of the fourth round
in 80. two over par.
Mitchell finished his third round with
an incoming 80 for a "a and total of
PIG. giving him tie for the lead at
81 holes.
sgd Easterbrook was the last man to
finish the third round and his fine II
wade it q f1ve-way tie for the 54-hole
lead at 2l6.
Sarasen's Chances Wit.
Starting their fourth rounds in the
thick OF the fight, Leo Diegel gained
two strokes on Joe Kirkwood. Leo was
out In 36. even par. while Joe took SO.
SaraIen's chances wilted suddenly
after he started back with four straight
pars. from the tenth to the thirteenth
Then came the ruinous fourteenth,
where he pulled his drive. caught the
hell bunker" with his second shot and
took three to get out-a duplicate of
the trouble he had in . sand trap on
the eleventh yesterday. Twice he tried
for the green and failed to get out of
the bunker at all. Then he played
safely. chipped on and took two puts
the last four holes, for . rs, and total
of 293.
Meanwhile Henry Cotton was having
trouble, too. taking skies on the thir-
teenth and fourteenth holes of his
fourth round and winding up with .
70. for q total of 295.
Final scores for the u holes; showing
total for first three rounds. score of the
fourth round and the aggregate:
Gene sarazen. N Y; clsL75-2s3:
s1sm.ss-ess' HenIs Set'on' Waterloo Belgium
Alfred II. Padsham. England. e2l-74
Arthur rasS asye1s: A Epsl.nd ass114msa7
Leo Diesel. Detroit. eI6-71-293.
Ed Dudley, Concordville. Pa. :1'-7s
Horton Smith. Chicago. esI-7s-ss3:
j. l. cruickshank. Buenos Aires. 2e7-
George T. Dunlap. ir New York, e2e-
.cyrii rolley. England. els-7s-2as.
Abe Mitchell. St. Alb.ns, England. a1s-
Archie comDston. ooomse Hill. England.
waiter Hssen. Detroit. e19-s2-so1.
AnSIe, Sast Msssan saom.f sss1lends sn:. ssosges
Fred Robertson. Scotland. 2I9-S2-3O1.
&C. Ross somervilie, London. Ontario.
S@Smismsp.i Wiilism sOsrk. GLASGOW ss4-so-so4
william iPaU Nolan. Ireland, 225-s0
Fred Robson. ENGLAND. 2s1-7s-307.
" 2. Davies. England. 2:6-s2-.30s;
sowws957. " 8 T~ine. seetenh'"' rn'''nd. aa7-
Herbert C. Jolly. England. eea-s2-311
sAndrew Jameson, Scotland. 226-S4
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