The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-06
Mad Scramble Opens
 Golf Championship
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dropped two strokes to Macdonald Smith, his playing partner, in the first four holes. Smith, who had a half-way total of 146, was. two un- der par going to the fifth. While Mangrum was even with perfect figures.
 Vic Ghezzi was out in 35, one under par. Vic followed par until the ninth hole when he snared a birdie three.
 Picks Two Blries
 Mac Smith picked up his two. bjrdies by ramming in ten foot puts at the first and fourth holes. Man. grum barely missed birdie on the first hole when his long approach trimmed the cup.
 Craig Wood Backward
 Craig Wood didn't aid his chances of finishing in the money when he took seven on the fifth hole to go out in 39.
 Ghezzi saved his par ct the seventh when he played great ex- plosion out of a trap beside the green. He rammed his second home on the ninth and ran down six- footer for his only birdie on the out nine.
 The first three-round total was posted by Willie Hunter, who came in with 77 for 225. Al Huske came in with 76 flor 8 22. Dick Metz, the Chicago stylist, shot 73 for an aggregate of 20.
 Tn a normal year these would be finie third round scores, but here at BaltuSrol they were hopeleSslJ out of the running.
 Revolta Drops Stroke
 Revolta dropped a stroke to par when he trapped his tee shot at the seventh. So did Moore. Revolta dropped another stroke at the ninth when he bunkered his second. Moore was in the trap and rough on the eighth when he took . six, but he made up for 1t on the ninth when he sank ten-footer for birdie three.
 Revolta started home unevenly, but was even par through the first four holes. He birdied the twelfth and went over on the thirteenth.
 Horton Smith Fights
 Horton Smith, fighting to lift himself among the leaders, was out in 34. Jack Munger hurt his chances when he took seven strokes on the eighth hole for 39.
 Farrell finished with @ 70 for three-round aggregate of 220, which tied him with Metz, the early lead- CT.
 Paul Runyan started out with bang to make up the four strokes he spotted the leaders at the start of today's round. He was one under going to the fifth. His partner, Ralph Guldahl, who had half way aggregate of 143, was even with par, having birdied the fourth after losing a stroke at the short third.
 Herman Barron In Line
 Herman Barron, White Plains, N. r., shot himself back into the middle of things when he made | the turn in 33, three under par. He started out with an aggregate of 147.
 Jimmy Thomson, the Delaware siege gun, took a temporary lead when he shot a 7l, one under par, | for three-round total of 2l8.
 Runyan birdied the first hole when his iron approach was stiff to | the pin. Guldahl missed two-foot- | CT to take 6 par. They halved the second in regular fours. 0uldahl went one over when he three putted the third. Guldahl sank | long for e birdie on the fourth. The | upper course greens were lightning | fast today.
 Qhezzi. playing steadily, started home with four pars.
 Revolta Drops Stroke . Revolta dropped a stroke to par at the par four fourteenth and par- red the short fifteenth. to go to the | sixteenth tee two over par. Moore was one over par on the back nine | through the fifteenth.
 Cooper was one under par for the | first four holes. He birdied the easy | first hole and played the next three 1 in 4-3-4.
 Macdonald Smith, the man who has come SO close so many times, was out in 34. two under par.
 Mangrum, who started in the lead had 6 38.
 Mangrum dropped strokes to par ct the fifth and sixth holes. Smith | went one over on the seventh, but got 1t back on the eighth, the toughest hole on the course.
 Cooper birdled the first hole des- plte a trapped drive. His second o1t of the sand was good. stopping I2- feet past the pin. He was down among the half way leaders with 146, took a five. Cooper pared the |