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Having built up six-shot advantage after three rounds, he was alleged to have started signing balls and notebooks as follows: Max Faulkner, Open champion 1951.The story has two versions, the first of which was penned by Henry Longhurst in his Sunday Times column.As an inveterate toucher of wood and non-tempter of Fate, wrote Longhurst, I can still hardly believe the gods of golf allowed him [Faulkner] to do this but, when he was two or three shots ahead, he signed the books of the autograph hunters, Open champion 1951. I moved silently away lest Fate mistake me for an accomplice and in some way give me the hammer too

| Kearns story includes a bizarre intersection between us that I found so revelatory and disturbing that I had to actually put the book down for several days while I reexamined an entire section of my life

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13 December 2022