The Badminton Magazine 1898-03: Vol 6 Iss 32 (1898)
Longman, Green & Co · leaf 70
, however, to state, in justice to that gentle- man, that he allowed but little time to elapse before he regained his lost record ; for two days afterwards, in half a gale of wind, ‘so stormy that no one ever for a moment thought that Mr. Hilton’s score of Wednesday could be approached,’ ‘ he found… … out as pre-eminently worthy of special note, and Mr. Hutchinson, who was again second, this time with 86, remarked, like Mr. Bob Sawyer ‘in a style of eastern allegory on a subsequent occasion,’ that they were ‘ altogether too sultry’ for him. A few scores such as 81 and 78 at Lytham, 76 West Lan-…
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