Ball won innumerable other awards. He was Trish Open Amateur cham-plan three times, four times. winner of the St. George's Grand Challenge Cup, and holder of scratch medals all parts of the country.
A reserved man, who never spoke of his triumphs, Ball had only one rival who challenged his eminence, 'This was Harold Hilton, four times amateur champion, and there was an Interesting, sequel' in 1927, when' the championship was played at Hoylake.
Hillon was beaten la the frst round, and "Ball, who had a bye, lost his opening match. 1, wasa some what melancholy ending to two great Rolfing careers, and neither was afterwards seen in championship play.
From 1902 to 1011 Ball. captained the English team against Scotland in amateur international matches. He] should retain for many years his record as eight times British Amateur tile holder—Reuter.
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