Wins First Golf Prize from 1H. M. Navy Officer Hankow, Sept. 25, A. golf tournament for atrophy presented, by Sir Meyrick Hewlett, the British Consul-General at Han-ow, which has been in progress for the past fortnight at the Hankow Race Club's course, was concluded on Sunday and was won in remarkable style by Marshal Chang Hsueh ang.
The entry was a large one and li the process of elimination many well-known local golfers were defeated. [The dark horse all along was the [Young Marshal, who of late has im= lorovea his game tremendously, both with regard' to the length and ac-Jcuracy of his drives and his iron shots, while on the green his putting has become deadly. When he reached the semi-final his opponent was old campaigner and a steady one, Mr. 3. S. McEachran, manager of ' the HMankow. branch' of the Chartered Bonk, but the Marshal had such a Operation on Bradman London, Sept. 24 The brilliant. Australian" bals-man, D.G, Bradman, underwent Successful operation here. to-day for scute appendicitis. Bradman, however, spent a disturbed night and his condition is. Wkely 10 suse anxiety for the next 10 Reuter, London, Sept. 29.
The Australian cricketer, Don Bradman, had a very good night. His general condition is satisfac tory. He is now reported going on very well—Wireless through Reuter, ead at the end of the first nine holes that the result was not in doubt. might have hada chance, hod' the Marshal left his putter at home," was Mr. McEachren's smiling comment. [The Marshal won by 5 up and 4 to ea, receiving two strokes.
the final, the Marshal and Commander Harland, of HAS., Aphis were opposed and they met on Sunday morning. Their play indicated that both were somewhat nervous, this being the first competition either had ever played. The Commander ups and downs for both, but they halved the ninth, and on the way home there were further ups and downs, with the odds in favour of] Commander Harland, who was one at the 17th. Facing defeat at the 18th hole, the Marshal made 2 weak drive, but an excellent recovery put him near the pin and he won the hole, thus halving the match.
This meant the playing of another eighteen holes, tre finalists once field. The Marshal then proved unbeatable, running away from the first hole, and winning the compet lion by the handsome margin of 5 up and 4 to go. Out of the 18 holes hho had two pars and thirteen bogeys, or only three holes above bogey. Femarkable performance. The Wwin was a most "popular one, and the [Marshal was the recipient of most hearty congratulations.—Chekiai "Agency.
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