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the desiro" the passionate estictions,
GOLF
6TH, 1925
WHAT 15 A STROKE?
COUNTING FOUR SHOTS WITH
NO BALL, TO HIT.:
[BY ENDLESSY HOWARD.}
Even holiday golf has its serious side. for fame, the hope of fortune of an army It has enabled & correspondent, writing of people nearly all of whom are fore-from a seaside course, to find an entirely
new form of chastenments doomed to disappointment.
He says that in his club's qualifying I cannot imagine what happens to all the thousias et new books. aggregaround for a holiday tournamect he lost ing mullions of copies, that appear every four strokes and a place in the mi year, but it is que certain that the vast finals through the sheer perversity of the majority pass away into complete obli- committee.
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What happened was that it one hole library at the British Museum must he drove into a banker. He went to semble au enormous graveyard of dethat part of the hazard in which he ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY" 9TH, be abject to Rant feated ambition and wasted labour,
ли
A small gap in the soil at exactly the
thought bis ball had lodgrd, and, bring When one thinks of the sheer seatalunable to sow it. enne to the conclusion and physical effort tavolved in writing that it must have buried itself in the even the most ephemeral af volumes, it nose and seems tragic that people should go to so much trouble for so little recompense- for while we hear of the few successes spot that he bad marked down as the the innumerable focale of the ball seemed to offer the sold- of we do not hear
wetion of its disappearance. so he resolved on the other hand,
to explode the sand with, a mighty! spite of all its pains, is a joy to the utblick shot and make it disgorge the creator, and, second, that the justinet ball. Under the rules he could have to create brings forth, every now and scraped aside sufficient sand to enable again, a real jewel from amid the huge him to see the top of the ball, but like a lot of people, he thought that he had. accumulation of rubbish
no right to touch anything in a hazard before playing the shot.
failures-buer, first, that creation, in
must
A one might have expected, fiction heads the list. I imagine that for a bun dred
years it always has done and
For both "will ways
ia the future 50
from writers and readers want to escape a world full of hard and painful facte into that other world of the imagination, where problems have a way of being pily solved; where life, if more exciting as so more satisfactory; and where simple everything is so inevitably more than in real existence.
The
Four times he aimed powerful blows at the gap without producing acy result him with the on the links walked up beyond clouds of sand. Then a straggler information: Your ball didn't go into that part of the bunker: it went in over there"--pointing to the other end of the hazard.
There, sure enough, it lay in a good Dovels of the serve their par-position. and the player, went on to re
day pose and disappear, and only one in per-turn one of the leading scores. At the haps a a thousand mirrors life with suff finish, however, the question arose as to cient power and vision to beconte part of whether he ought to count the four strokes which he had delivered at the the country's literature.
sand where there was no ball to hit.
Gouins is rare, fame is ephemeral,
The committee decided in the affirma and the thought of all these thousands of books, the result of so much effort tive They based their finding on the and so many hopes, that are certain definition: A stroke is the forward in be forgotten very shortly is rather movement of the club made with the in- It makes one realise the fleet-tention of striking the ball. Obviously painful.
he had intended to strike it-although of everything. Lundreds of years ago the French poet it was not there. This is surely the first Villon wrote a Ese of poetry which, time that anybody had played four do- in a translation, has become one of the liberate and even heroic shots without famous quotations of English verse baving anything to hit. "But where are the snows of yester Year
and it seems to me that if he living now be might very well have. were made the books of
refection, For they, too, have vanished like the snows only, unlike the snows, they represented the beliefs, the labours, and the hopes
ject of his melancholstersen, the
of men and women
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An eclectic competition, is the kind of event which a generous captain nomi- JAPAN, FORMOŠAN AND nates at holiday-time when he wants his fellow-members to do battle for a cisę of carvers or some other prize he may offer. As all students of golf-diversions are aware, it is a scoring affair in which everybody plays two rounds, and is allow. ed at the finish to choose the better wore that he has made at each hole in the We two rounds, the total thus obtained for
18 holes being bis eclectic score.
Of course. I do not forget that mis- placed egotism may be the cause of many books weing written, but the desire for self-expression may belong as equally to the dunce as to the genitis and, after all, some people who have been thought
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WEAPONS OF RACE OF GIANTS? FOREST OF TIGERS AND ELEPHANTS.
RESEARCH IN NORFOLK.
During the last three or four years, writes a correspondent of a London paper, Mr. Reid Moir has been carrying out archeological researches in a remark able deposit known as the Cromer Forest Bed. It lies at the very base of the high cliffs of the Cromer const
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All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are contains a large quantity of roots and proving a three holes and having the other parts of treas and the fossil re- right of choosing the best holes was to to be left in the Godowns, where they will be mains of many extinct animals. In addi- be debited with a score half a stroke axamined on Saturday, 7th February, 1925, st
worse than his first. And so he has 10 M. tion to these vestiges of a vanished land surface, there has now been found, by come to the conclusion that half handi Mr. Reid Moir, a large series of massive caps in eclectic competitions are absurd. flint implements which prove that manDaily Mail. was present in Norfolk when the Cromer Forest Bed was being laid down..
Some of these flaked fints of pointed and other forms are so large that it seems almost certain that the ancient Cromer- ians
were people of great muscular strength and gorilla-like proportions. This, however, is only a surmise, as so far so human bones have been found in
the bed.
MONTH-NAMES FOR GIRLS. "MAY'E' POPULARITY IN THE FERRAGE.
In profacing the row fasue of Deb reito Mr. Arthur G. M. Heilige, the editor, makes the interesting note that Ресть all but some 8 of the existing In the days when these primitive have ether recived the titles by which people lived, the famous cliffs of Cromer they are now known or have succeeded did not exist, and where the North Sea to them since the year of Queen Victoria's
It was this river that deposited the in the fure serm vále to say that
now is was a wide, shallow valley oecu first Jubilee in 1887, ad the same ap pied by a northern extension of the pre
plies
all but about 160-Baronets; it to all. sent River Bhine.
world
ot half a century, a com- strata now forming the Cromer Forest piete change takes place in the holder Bed. From remains found in these of all hereditary honours." atrata it is known that no fewer than
The
observer-who certainly must of elephants, together with have ample opportunities for forming the sabre-toothed tiger, bears, deci,
as opinion remarks that to the great borses, and other animals, including number of girls named May, sad the man himself, lived in the ancient valley less number named April, must now bo of the Rhine. The forest bed is now added another fashionable month-name covered by the immense deposits laid judging by the number of people who down by a glacier which, duringi the have during the past Year christened great Ice Age, extended all the
Scandinavia to the Norfolle coasty from their daughters June
THE GORDONS, OF RUSSIA.
When these vast changes in the earth's Burface are realised, it is not difficult to believe that several hundreds of thou- sands of years must separate. as from the days when ancient man made his flint Wild, expressed a hope at the City of implements and hunted big game in this part of England.
The Bocorder of London, Bir Ernest
London Court recently that some day
To walk along the Cromer ogast and the law would prevent aliens from taking distinguished British names by deedpoll examine the great eliff sections is, even
A witness, whose name was formerly to one possessing only a slight geologi: Gordovensky, gave his name as Gordon cal and archeological knowledge, to see His counsel stated that he had taken
An akmost awe-inspiring picture the "name in the le you anything 101
unfolded of the antiquity of man, and of the irre-The Recorder sistible power of the slowly moving ice do with Scotland of the Glacial Period.
The Witness: No.
Mr. Reid Moir hopes to be able to con- tinue his researches at. Cromer, and looks forward to making next year still more interesting discoveries of the remains of Forest Bed att enk
Where do you come from 7-Russia. The Becorder Why do they want to take these splendid old names? I think the Gordons had better call themselvm something else.
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