Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›A Fixture in the Game-Golfer Gene Sarazen reflects pose in portrait of himself after the painting was unveiled at Golf House today. Portrait shows Gene in trademark knickers at the Augusta course, where he won the 1935 Master's tournament. Paintings and trophies of other fairway immortals adorn the walls of game's hall of fame. Sarazen said he doesn't consider his celebrated double eagle in the '35 Master's as his greatest golf achievement. Gene said he takes most pride in having won U.S. and British Opens in 1932.
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A Fixture in the Game-Golfer Gene Sarazen reflects pose in portrait of himself after the painting was unveiled at Golf House today. Portrait shows Gene in trademark knickers at the Augusta course, where he won the 1935 Master's tournament. Paintings and trophies of other fairway immortals adorn the walls of game's hall of fame. Sarazen said he doesn't consider his celebrated double eagle in the '35 Master's as his greatest golf achievement. Gene said he takes most pride in having won U.S. and British Opens in 1932.
Associated Press · [ca. January 1960]
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