Cotton's play had to be seen to be believed. "Probably the best row have ever played" he told me, tainly the nearest I have ever been to a score in the fifties." Five If Denis Compton, Arsenal outside left, maintains the form he displayed at Highbury on September 21 against the Swiss Wanderers, he should soon join that select band who have represented England both at cricket and football. In the first minute he electrified the crowd by beating three men before, centring right across the goalmouth. Then, with two successive corner kicks he played' the first against the crosser and the second to Kitchen, who-headed to Drake, who headed into the net, It was also from his centre that rimmed the hole and failed to Here is his card: 4,3,4,4, 344423444,—32. Every se on the green except at two holes—the 527 yards fourth, where he was bunkered, by holed from eight yards to make up for it, and the 17th, where he slightly: cut his iron, but chipped to the hole side. Alfred Padgham added to the glories of the morning with a 67 which was very nearly a 64. Eight under 4's with 16 holes played, he went out of bounds at the 17th and, adding three putts spoilt his card with a 7.
Drake scored the "second goal, and the third came from another corner taken by him which Kitchen back heeled through. Arsenal led 2-1 at half-time, the Wanderers having replied to Drake's two goals with one by Aebi after pretty work between him and Walacek. Each side scored once in the second half, Kirchen's goal being almost immediately followed by one from Bickel, Wanderers' centre forward. The Swiss team was sul stantially the one which beat the Eng lish team some time ago.
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