British golfer dies
NZPA-AP Penina Henry Cotton, hailed as Britain’s greatest golfer, was buried on Saturday at a cemetery near the famous Penina golf course in Portugal that he designed after his retirement from a distinguished playing career. More than 200 mourners crowded the small chapel at the Penina golf course and hotel complex for the funeral service for Cotton, who died last Tuesday at King Edward VII Hospital in London after a short illness. He was 80.
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Press, 28 December 1987, Page 14
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