Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Paul Runyan (right) of White Plains, N. Y., former P. G. A. champion, was another. The gallery was hushed to a whisper when Runyan sank a 125-yard mashie niblick shot for an eagle 3 on the 602-yard 11th, and Mrs. Runyan is shown telling her husband what the gallery said. Clarence Clark, Bloomfield, N. J., was the third.
Paul Runyan (right) of White Plains, N. Y., former P. G. A. champion, was another. The gallery was hushed to a whisper when Runyan sank a 125-yard mashie niblick shot for an eagle 3 on the 602-yard 11th, and Mrs. Runyan is shown telling her husband what the gallery said. Clarence Clark, Bloomfield, N. J., was the third.
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Paul Runyan (right) of White Plains, N. Y., former P. G. A. champion, was another. The gallery was hushed to a whisper when Runyan sank a 125-yard mashie niblick shot for an eagle 3 on the 602-yard 11th, and Mrs. Runyan is shown telling her husband what the gallery said. Clarence Clark, Bloomfield, N. J., was the third.

[ca. June 1936]

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[Information from item housing] Runyan, Paul Proff. Golfer

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