The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-05
YOUNG PENN STATE GOLF STAR BREAKS
 AUGUSTA RECORD
Sarazen, GOggin and Man. gini Post 68's-JOnes
 and Burke Card "A
BY STUART CAMERON United Press Sports EdItOr)

Augusta, Ga., April 5.-tUP).- The Augusta national golf tourna- ment developed into a chase today with Henry Picard, a likeable young gent from Hershey, Pa, playing the role of rabbit, and a brilliant field yapping closely at hi. heels.
 Picard teed off today on the re- bound of a course record break ing 67 scored yesterday after three aces, Gene Sarazen of Brookheld Center, Conn, Willie Goggin of San Francisco and Ray Mangrum of Los Angeles, had posted 6S's.
 So much ability was to be found within putting distance of the tops that even Picard's amazing score failed to make 1t an entirely run away race.
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 There was one star at 69, Craig wood, Deal, N. J. Four distinct possibilities were grouped at 70- OIin Dutra, the national open champion from Los Angeles, Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee, Jimmy Hines and Paul Runyah from New York.
 This is a heavily bet tourna- ment. There are two books and a Calcutta pool. Something under $1e.000 is riding on the Calcutta. The wife of a New York sports columnist owns the ticket on Sara zen, now a joint favorite, at 2 to 1, with Picard. The bookies. in- cidentally, stand to take an awful shellacking. Original quotes on Picard were 25 to l, and one Ok Iahoma oil multi-millionaire here put $500 on Hanks nose.
 Standings at the end of the sec- ond will remain in doubt until late in the day for two of the leaders, Dutra and Revolta, are among the last to tee off.
 Yesterdays scores:
 Picard, Hershey. Pa. a.....33-34-67 Mangrum, Los Angeles. .35-33-68 Goggin. San Francisco. 35-S3-6S Sarazen. Brookfield Center, =
 N +. .:..:...........34-34-6S Wood. Deal, N: J: ......ss-ssss-ssss ss Hines, New York .......34-46-7o Revolta. Milwaukee ....36-34-70 Runyan, White Plains.
 Runyan, White Plains, N. Y.35-s5 Nelson. Texarkana. Tex; .s5-Ss-77ll iehssi; Kiein, New Ni%s'G<a YorF N: ss-ss-7s Maaero. Greensboro, N. C.37-35-72 Shute. Philadelphia. .38-45-73 Hagen. Detroit .........35-3s-73 Cooper. Chicago ........38-35-73 Cox, Brooklyn .37-36-73 Dudley, Augusta, Ga. ....37-36-73 Macfar1ane. Tuckahoe ..SS-35-73 McDonrld MrDonsa cSiasse Shieseo $s-s77s $s-s7-7s Joe Turnesa, West Hart
 ford, Conn. ...........37-36-73 Robert T. Jones. Jr, At
 sLittle, san francisco ..s?-$5-7! Bark srI.,I Ir bort pitt'Rgrsh 1,is N Thomson, Long Beach,
 Dawson, chicago........ss-ss- Metz, Chicago ..........36-39-75 Golden, Noroton. Conn. ..S7-Ss-75 Walsh. Chicago ........s79-ssSs-7755 .Haas. Jr., New Orleans. .Ss-3s-75 sHamman. Paris, Tex. ..37-38-75 McSpaden, Kansas City,
 Espinosa. Akron, Ohio ..40-36-76 Tiso. Mount Vernon. .39-37-76 White, St. Louis .37--39-76 Cruickshank, Richmond. .36-40-76 Laffoon, Chicago ..36-40-76 Kunes, Hollywood, Fla. .3s-38-75 Schwartz, Chicago ......38-38--76 Behlhorn, Louisville, Ky.34-42-76 sWestland, Chicago .....40-37-T sP erkins, s, Willoughby
 Clark, Bloomfield, N. J.. .37-40-77 +Egan, Delmonte, Calife37-40-T Watrous. Detroit .......37-41-78 kozak, New York. ..... ..38-40-7s Huot. Quebec. Canada. .39-39-7S Abe Espinosa, Chicago ..47-37-78 Hutchinson, Chicago ...40-38-78 sMoreland, Dallas ......3S-40-78 Kay, Toronto ..41-37-78 stonehouse, Jndianapolis,4 41-37-7s sMunger. Dallas .39-40-79 Cluci, Flushing, R. I.....39--40-79 Sargent, Atlanta ..39--41--S0 Foulis. Chicago .41-40-81 Mortie Dutra, Los An
 geles .............,...4o ..4o-41-s1 Mcleod, Chevy Chase,
 Md. ................. .43--41-S4
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