BENGELSE lana we tae [London Galloway "Aseochation, who petitive golf is concerned, we are to [has just been appointed manager of have, if not another Richmond, an-i'he London branch office of the thet Taylor from. Richmond in Nippon Yusen Kaisha " Steamship the fold. Coy in succession to Mr Shimidzu, has had nearly 40 year J, H. Taylor, junior, who is going Shimizu, hae hed nearly 40 year to Oxford next autumn, will almost "Ryr Blain cremoneed bechases alnly be seen in the Inter-Univer- onfon in the Glen, Lins ie 1886, Ghuraceriin of Mie fathers; ie|Jmmed Becena! Brown 1888, and has crispness and he shows some- peenraet to ihe Fee (Peed thing of the knack ball control] S. N°'ce: in the wind which has been a factor jé06, when he Joined the RIY. Ko. in the elder Taylor's fame and for-lon the opening of the branch office London nearly 29 years ago. Out-If Mr, Taylor, junior, were] side London Mr, Blair has taken an to devote himself to the single pur-active part in the work of the Japan pose of golf as a career one. dun Society in London, ading as vice-hardy doubt that he would make a chairman and chairman for. three big name for himself, And this|years. In 1907 he received the reminds us thats would Mr,'Fitth Order of the Rising Sun for Harry Braid, the son of the great services randered during the Russo. man of Fife, who shares the Tay-japan War, and after the Great lorien distinction of five Open Cham- War he received the Fourth Order jon ship successes. of the Rising" Sun." In 1011 the Me, Harry Braid takes his gous directors awarded Mr. Blair—the from his business duties in London, [©o™Dany, which Ts only granted on Wee the ath of Taner Boone rare ceeasions. Mr." Blair has ott of, James Braid gi ways taken a keen interest Fu, Thould remain an cycling. He is a native of Wigtownfet of revolt against the pare amateur, andint repeat the Msiare Shine desires that took the older Braid The Rotor Ship At, 21 into the professional ranks. The arrival of the rotor ship Mr. Harry Braid at 24, has out not Buckau "at Grangemouth in "the allude gute in the game, and those! Firth of Forth after a. three-day who know his play best are of the voyage across the North Sea from opinion that itis better than is, Germany, excited a great deal Dublie appearances have so far sug-literest nog only in shipping circles sted. 'There has coramly been but among the members of the Dromize init-all- along. "When he|senorl public. The aceounte "of wan 18 he could outdrive his father|thore wu board show that. the novel tind could play' all-the strokes with jcvatt behaved very" well in stormy much kil. He has not yet sue- weather, and the rmination of ceeded In penetrating, 0 the Cham. [this, te fret wade woyuse prom pionship last eight. but he haslinteresting speculation. On the twice represented Scotland. in the [detaile obtained in working practice match agains, England. No doubt|will depend whether there a that latter "fact ix matter|future for the rotor ship.
no. little pride in the "Braid Tt may he reasonably held chat the household, which never forgets its rotor ship ix scientifically sound; tas Scottish connexion. 'Their' home Permanent inclusion among the at Wallon Heath fs. called. "Earis- seagoing raft of the world will forty." There are other ussocia- depend on whether it is comtient, of which one of the' most mercial ly. profitable. Extravainteresting links the son mentioned sant expectations of any widespread above with his father's first Cham-|Fevulution in' maritime. practice pionship, "It ix a indable featuro!many' not be entertained, Te is not of Braid's five titles that they were ctuimed for the rotor vessel that all won on Scottish courses—Muir- it will supplant the steamship. Its field, two; Si Andrews, two; Prest-|puvinee lies in ihe realm of the Wick, one. 'The frst was on the trading' vessel, which in' the past East Lothian green in 1001, "Braid depended on rails. If the rotor. is "swithered™ whether he would me to remain, it will be by replacing north for that meding—he was then [the sailing Vestal, which in spite of st Romford-—and at the asp minute the competition of steam and motor hho decided to travel. He won the power still maint big tournament' ai Musselburgh which' preceded. the Champlonst fud immediately afterwards hurried {tte yulin weasel by overcoming one south on receipt of a telegram that [of itx main handicaps—the liability iron had. been born to him. He delay' through cal of unfavour-was back next ni gin in East Lothian, ble winds: Tt is. possible that the and he won the Championship. That [ior may enhance who economic explains the full designation of the value of the vessel which deriver ite von in the reference hooks—Harry motive powers from the forces Muirfietd Bra fof ature, by simplifying equip-
Doing 1 Like Father Mr. Harry Braid's ial absorption ment, if ie should prove adaptable, vf the parental manner and method [as seems likely, to veils of mode 4 pronounced, "That was ay once rate tonnage, nay. have some bear. noticeable en hix fin Championship ing on the future of the Ashing appearance, which bya happy duiery. Te may. aleo. be feoincidence' with his middle. "name {in facilitating. communications. be-was int Muirticld." Mr, Braid," who @mainiand and out over six fed: in height, of every" way. unmistakable, if often felt_as a serious handicap was, of course, one tu development. sears the Cana unit] atate Gift 40 the Nation young Bruid is in large measure the] Mr, Harry George Younger, Chair-reduc of unconscious imitation, To man of Messrs, Willem Yeunger's a club and "do it ike father" ha|Browery Cos hax presented to the in caves like these the natural order Seauich Foretry Commission she Sandy Herd's son, when he played estate of Benmore, atgslishite, ex. in a professional qualifying test a tending to 10,000 scree as a gift genson or tw ago, resembled isthe motion for the promotion ut the father so much that at some distance study of forests. At. Benmore one could hardly tell "Vather from there are already an arboretum and which" The younger Herd, how-la comprehensive culeton or rare yer, ook fewer wales ani! more|shrubs and: plants, andy in add strokes on the round ver 1,000 acres of the most Golfing Families tions in "Scotland. The gift. is ing and varied wondande and plan-indeed. has had a good likely to lead to an important many golfing families of whom more development. Some "time ago' than one member achieved fame. The small committer. In_ Scotland took Kyles of St Andrews re notable, [up consideration of the "question and the Jenkins family of "Troor, [of establishing, a memorial botanic whove father died recently, neds parden'-to the. Tate Sir Teaae an ex-Amatcar Champion and a! Basley Balfour, the noted boat. former Scoutsh Taties "Champion lit. Glenbraner, purchased "fron further back. For Englund who "a Welteved that Benmore examples that go" much Sic Harry. Lauder, was" required, Wethereds and the 'Lesieher ave aN resp ste she more names that speak read'
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