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Zhang, who began the day tied for the lead after the first two rounds at the nearby Champions Retreat Golf Club, suddenly stumbled on Saturday with a triple bogey on the treacherous 13th hole. But Zhang then rallied to become one of six golfers tied for the lead with only a handful of holes left to play. For the next hour, the players jockeyed for the lead on the famed Augusta National layout in familiar, if fickle, ways — stunning recoveries under pressure, deft short-game play, steely-eyed putts and the occasional flub. In a surprise ending, after a one-hole playoff, it was a different year-old, Tsubasa Kajitani of Japan, who came from behind to win the tournament.

The requested article has expired, and is no longer available. Any related articles, and user comments are shown below. Might be a good start to help the discussion if we could start avoiding using words like biracial as if they described some deep factual differences other than surface melanin. Differences in skin color do not define different races. Racism does. Hachimura is for certain, but I've yet to meet anybody in Japan who adores Osaka. I guess the fact she doesn't really come across as genuine doesn't help her case.

But with his win on Sunday at the Masters in Augusta, Ga. I think a lot of people cried when he finished. That means athletes who represent it globally are often burdened with expectations and pressures that transcend the field of play. When the baseball star Ichiro Suzuki joined the Seattle Mariners, Japanese news organizations set up bureaus in the city devoted exclusively to covering him.

Thanks for contacting us. We've received your submission. But Bob Turner was not some well-connected fan who scored a ticket to an Augusta National Sunday downsized by the pandemic.