States kept at bay

One of the leading lights of the Britain and Ireland Walker Cup side failed to shine on the opening day at Royal County Down in Northern Ireland.

States kept at bay
Sat, 08 Sep, 2007 - 17:44

One of the leading lights of the Britain and Ireland Walker Cup side failed to shine on the opening day at Royal County Down in Northern Ireland.

But holders United States were still not having things all their own way.

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