Paying his fourth visit to Chini Mr. K.-W. Marshall has arrived in Shanghai" almost straight from Murrayfield, where to his great satisfaction he was able to play a game for his country, albeit the result of the match did not accord with Seotlish expectations.
On return from China, Marshall resumed his Ruguer engagements with the Edinburgh Wanderers. He was first capped for Scotland against Wales in 1934 and he played against that country for three sea~ sons. His other caps were against Ireland in 1034 and 1985 and against England in the same years, During this Fast season he received a place in the Scottish trial, but, sustained a severe injury to his'shoulder which the doctors feared would put him out of action for the season.
Happily, he conceived the idea of taking a trip to Germany for winter sports and there he received medical treatment which enabled him to get back to the game and to be selected fo play full back for the Calcutta
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