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HONGKONG - TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY: MARCH113

1935.

BRITISH GOLFERS RETURN

TELL OF MATCHES IN ANTIPODES

TRAVEL BY AIR. LAND AND SEA

*London."

The British amateur golf team commissioned by the Royal and Ancient Club to the Antipodea dis- embarked, after their 30,000 miles tour, from the Anchor liner Cale donia at Greenock. In the course of the tour the campaigners have boon on eight steamers, and have used air, ralf, and road transport: They flew from Sydney to Brisbane.

The tourists

the Hon. Michael Scott, the captain of the teant, Jack M'Lean, the young West of Scotland player, whose golf has kept the cables busy with his glory on now courses and against now rivals; Leslie Garnett, and Dale Bourn, with Henry Gullen.. the secretary of the Royal and Ancient Club, who was manger · for the tour.

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M'Lean confessed the Scot's in- evitable sense of nostalgia on the liner nosed her way into Scottish waters, and Greenock, standing by its reputation, played up to it with the homely touch of n groy and rainy afternoon. When the tender

Even in Geneva, home of the League of Nations, the propulaco · Es

schooled in anticipation of gas at-

tacks from the air.

drew under the liner the young Hayston player was on deek, bare- headed and looking very fit, to re- turn the greetings that were waved and shouted up to him..

When the party some time later arrived at Prince's Pier there was a cheer from the crowd there as the players, with M'Lean, of course, the most readily recognised, left the tondor. Awalting him were his father and other friends, among

them Miss Margaret Waddell, young Edinburgh lady,

OBJECT.OF THE TOUR.

. Thì Hồn: Michael Scott said that the tour had been a great success, that the golfers they met "down under" wore real good fellows and good players, and that the hospitall- ty the team had had was beyond description. He said:

· The tour achloved its chief; purpose, and will, I am sure, have an excellent effect. We had real good and, of courne, keen matches, but they were played in the friendliest spirit. There was no Test match 'golf, and the Australians assured me that it was a good thing for their golf and golfers that the tour had been undertaken. I hope there will, one day be an ex- change of visits

The captain added that the tour had also been a first-rate thing for "our boys" too, and he paid a band- some tribute to M'Lean.

"I am very pleased indeed with Jack," he said. "He wana model as n golfer and in every other way, and he was a great favourite with everybody, as were also the other boys."

They started out as a happy fumlly, and they had come home as a happy family, and the work done for the tour by Mr. Gullen could not have beon better

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Centenary events. In the Amateur the Australians were very keen standard was high. Courses had Championship to celebrato the about golf and knew many of our multiplied since he layed in Aus- occasion he was eight under the players here by name and what they'tralia, and had Improved greatly M'LEAN DRIVES FARTHER

4's average for the whole meeting, had done.

also. The British team had to get Including 36 holes of qualifying

used to the coarse grasses on the Jack M'Lean said that he is over stroke play, for the match play he in Australia and was winning had only one bad day in the whole Mr. Scott, who was twelve years greens compared with ours. They asione heavier than when he set was fifteen under 4's, and he three championships there before. M'Lean tour--a wet day at Hobart, when out, and golfers will be Interested to learn definitely that ho has found times bruke 70 in four rounds on a Garnett were.born, mot a num-they were wet through twico. on the tour ten to fifteen yards course with a par of 74.

The points touched in the round extra driving length for regular "It's been a great rip," Bourn ber of old friends there, and bo production. Always a non-smokeraald, and I would not mind stepp-again played against Mr. Apperley, trip were Colombo, Fremantle, and who was a fellow-competitor with then to Melbourne, Sydney, New and testotaller, the young Seot has ing off the boat and starting it all him when he was playing in events. Zealand, and homeward by Hone gono to the other end of the earth over again, and the people on the there. and back without having a cigarette other alde would not, I believe, or drinking a single cocktail.

"The tour has, I think, improved my play," he said, "but I have not hit a ball for five weeks now, and I shall know more about any im- provement when I have tried my

out again Humo

on our home Courses.

"As to the future I can say nothing definite at the moment but you can take it as certain that I am going to enter før both the Amateur and Open Cham- plonships this year."

M'Léan added that he was lich ing to have a round on Western Gailes again. and he bopen to have that beforo the

week ig much present

older. He is very proud of the tiki, the Tittle Maori greenstone charm with which he was presented by the Rotorua Club in New Zealand. No doubt his friends in competi- tive golf feel that he can get along pretty well with his golf as it is without the reinforcement of a tiki.

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M*Lean said he was meeting Scots everywhere, and specially in Dunedin. When he arrived at Fremantle there was

telegram waiting for him from an old Allan Glen's schoolboy, the school he at- tended in Glasgow. He added that the loyalty of the golfers they mot oversens to the R. and A, was most murked.

"WONDERFUL GOLF

Dale Bourn had something to say about M'Lean's golf. He recalled M'Lean's play in the tour generally and particularly in the Melbourne

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