The Cup of Gold

exciting shot of the tournament ladies and gentlemen Truman Davis now champions just sunk his last but on the last green to turn any amazing score of 68 Jan Mason the contender is on the green with a 66 which in itself is even more amazing Mason's ball lies at the very edge of the green looks like tough going

should he sink the ball in one more stroke tournament 67 is compared with a 68 by Davis they have a brand new champion so Jan Mason required two strokes he would tie up a match and three strokes with defeating now Mason has just touched in the position Depending on the ball, he eyes the center of the green, that masterly dead eye precision of his.

Changes his footing slightly. There's another sound from the spectators of every great player, this heroin excitement. This great contender prepares for a victory at the feet. He pulls back the part of slightly. Eyes the distance to the hole once more.

Takes every aim. Hits the ball and... It's in! He made it! The whole sinful win for Jan Mason and the crowd goes wild. If a new champion, ladies and gentlemen, Jan Mason, the boy who came up the hard way to defeat the one and only Truman Davis for five consecutive years, a master of it all. And here's the irony.

Almost 11 years ago, when Jan Mason first thought of golf, he acted as a caddy for Truman Davis, the man he defeated for the championship here today. All the crowd is completely engulfed in two participants.

And it's a little difficult for us to see them now. Well, there they are shaking hands and smiling. We're trying to make our way over to them for a few words from both Mason and David.