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JANUARY 1922- PAGE 17 BRILLIANT GOLF PLAYED BY CYRIL WALKER Cyril Walkier, the Englewood profes sional, has played many brilliant rounds over the local courses, but on Sunday last he gave the most remarkable exhibi tion of golf ever witnessed at Pinehurst. Playing in an amateur-professional match in the morning, Walker negotiated the first nine holes on the Championship course in 29, finished out the eighteen holes in 66, and went over the same course during the afternoon in 69, for a total of 133 for the 36 holes. A search of the records at the Country Club failed to reveal any similar achievement and it was unanimously decided that Walker was entitled to the eighteen-hole record. Phillip Carter was credited with an ap proximate 66 over this course a few years ago, but he did not hole all of his putts and two of the holes have been lengthened since that time. Walker holed everything. Walker's most spectacular golf was played on the first nine holes in the morning when he went out in 29. This is three shots lower than any other golfer has ever done for this nine. The Englewood professional started with a birdie 4 at the first hole, a par 4 at the second, and followed with three 3's, the first two being birdies, and an eagle at the fifth. He then holed a 2 at the short sixth for another birdie. He played the long seventh, against the wind, in par 5, and clipped another shot from par at the eighth where he drove on the sand and holed a good putt for a 2. A 3 at the short' ninth got him out in 29. His card was: Out 443 332 52329 In 464 533 4443766 This round was made by Walker while he was playing with Arthur Yates of Rochester, former Yale football star, Jim Daley of New York, and Tom Boyd of Fox Hills. In the afternoon Walker and Boyd de feated Emmett French, Youngstown, and John Golden, Tuxedo, 1 up, and Walker had the lowest individual round with 33-3467. He and Boyd had a best ball of 31-3364 and French and Golden were 33-3366. Neither side led by more than one hole. Walker might have duplicated his 66 in the afternoon but he missed a three foot putt at the eleventh after Boyd had holed out for a 4 and Walker did not need this putt to obtain a half. NOTES OF THE WEEK (Continued from "Page 7) The past week Mrs. Nearing entertained a party of friends at a dainty luncheon at the Country Club. After luncheon a game of Auction was in order, for which the guests returned to Arcadia Cottage, the cosy home of Mrs. Nearing. The ladies enjoying this hospitality were Mrs Andrew I. Creamer, Mrs. E. E. Wi ley, Mrs. W. C. Mudgett and Mrs. N. L. Wilson of Southern Pines, Mrs. Fred Page and Mrs. Lee Page of Aberdeen, and Mrs. A. S. Newcomb of Pinehurst. GOLFERS ATTENTION ! ! ! We are offering goli balls of all high grade stand ard makes ("Silver Kings", "Radios", "Fifties", "Colonels", etc.) at less than half price. 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