The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
LLOYD MANCRUM
GRABS SECOND
WITH lao TOTAL
Ellsworth Vines Third In
~Pro-Amateur Event AT
Pebble Beach

PEBBLE BEACH, Calf, Jan. II
-P1-Slender George Fazio of Los
Angeles took over temporary
leadership among the professionals
in the 54-hole $4,000 Bing Crosby
Pro-Amateur Golf tournament to-
day, racking up a two-round total
of 1873.
He had a 70, one under par for
the picturesque Monterey PENN
sula club course to go with his 68
made on the Cypress Point layout
yesterday.
Fazio snatched the lead from
Dapper Lloyd Mangrum, U. S.
Open champion from Chicago, who
fired a swell 60 today for a SO hole
total of 40.
Mangrum hitting the bail straight
and strong, took the Monterey lay
out to pieces with a 1888, three
under par. The curse plays to a
35-36-71 par.
Mangrum, who knocked in a hole
in one in his initial round yester-
day at Cypress Point, contributed
an eagle 3 today on the 512 yard
fifteenth.
The tournament, played in two
phases to accommodate the profess
SIGNALS as a group and the pros
and amateurs teamed up as an
other saw Sam Snead, Hot Springs,
Va, and his amateur partner,
Roger Kelly, Los Angeles temper
arily leading with a best ball CT
100 for the two rounds.
The duo had a best ball of "a
yesterday and a sc today.
Although there is no provision in
the tournament for the amateurs
alone, former National champion
Marvin "Bud" Ward of Spokane,
Wash, actually was out in front
of the field among early finishers
today. The simonpures have the
privilege of picking up when their
pro partners have the lowest score
on a hole but Ward played out
every shot to chalk up rounds Of
68-70-138.
Other leading professional scores
included Ellsworth Vines, Denver,
with a 70-71-141; John Bulla, Chi
cago, 72-73-145; Sam Snead, 76-
70-146.
Dai Rees, British pro from Lon
don, posted scores of 75-72-147
while his fellow Englishman,
Charles Ward Of Birmingham,
turned in rounds of 78-72-150.
Trailing Snead and Kelly in the
best ball race were AL Zimmerman
Portland, Oregon, and his partner,
"Bud" Ward, with a two-day total
Of 65-77-132.
Jim Milward, Madison, Wis, pro
and his partner Don Edwards, San
Jose, had a best ball o of &C.
67-133.
Scores:
Geo. Fazio, Los Angeles, 68-70-
1873.
Lloyd Margrum, Chicago, 72-6s-
40.
Ellsworth Vines, Denver, TITO
al.
John Bulla, Phoenix, 72-73-145.
Newt Bassler, Carmel 71-74-145.
Sam Snead, Hot Springs, Va,
76-70-146.
Jim Milward, Madison, Wis, "a
73-147.
Dai Rees, London, England, IS
72-147
Herman Barron, White Plains,
N. Y, 75-72-147.
Jim Hines, Chicago, 74-73-147.
Bob Hamilton, Chicago, 71-76-
lat.
Stan Kirtes, Los Angeles, H-73-
147.
Horton Smith, New York, 1913
148.
Toney Penna, Dayton, Ohio, a.
74-148.
AL Zimmerman, Portland, H-75-
149.
Mark Fry, Oakland, 75-74-149.
Bill Mary, Los Angeles, 1916
149.
Jackson Bradley, Long Beach,
76-74-150.
Charles W a r d., Birmingham,
England, 78-72-150.
Ed Dorias, San Diego, H-77-151..
Chas. Sheppard, Okland, 7-74-
ISL.
Willie Hunter, Santa Monica, 49,
78-151.
Ed Dutch Harrison, Little Rock,
Ark, 80-71-151.
Barney Clark, Denver, 1916
ISL.
Denny Shute, Akron. Ohio, 49,
1852.
John Revolta, Evanston, ILL.,, IT.
75-152.
Fay Coleman, Los Angeles, 49,
74-152.
Ralph Hutchinson, Bethlehem,
Pa, 77-76-153.
Dick Burnes, Los Angeles, 1876
1873.
John Geertscn, Salt Lake City,
83-73-156.
Ben Colk, Hometown unavail-
able) 79-77-156.
Everett Goulart, Burlingame, 81
76-157.
Frank Strasz, Torrington, Conn,
80-77-157..
Harry Bassler, Culver City, IT.
80-157.
Rod Munday, San Francisco, 80
79-159.
Ed Vines, San Francisco, 82-77-
1853.