Ralph Guldhal, winner of the American Open for the last two years, wants to play Henry Cotton, the British 1937 Open winner and one of the best match-play golfers in the world, over 72 holes "home and home."
Cotton has declared his willingness to accept the challenge, which he presumes is intended to mean 86 holes in England and the remainder n America.
Cotton's proposed American tour in the Spring is off, but he may go to the United States after the British Open, though not for one match only When informed nat Sam Snead and Runyan, two of the leading golfers in America, were also anxious to play him, Cotton remarked: "These fellows must think I am getting easy to beat—Reuter.
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