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Middlesex C. C. C. - 1936
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Middlesex C. C. C. - 1936
Cricket - 1936 season - Middlesex County Cricket Club Team Group
Back (left to right): D Arcy, George Hart, Len Muncer, Ivan Jim Tiger Smith, William Nevell, Laurie Gray, Denis Compton (also played football for Arsenal and England International).
Sitting: Elias Patsy Hendren (also played football for QPR, Manchester City in 1908 and Brentford), Henry Enthoven, William Webster, Joe Hulme (also played in four FA Cup finals for Arsenal, Blackburn Rovers, Huddersfield. Gained 9 England caps and managed Tottenham Hotspur in 1945 to 1949. Later became a Journalist as a football writer for The People Newspaper )
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This print takes us back to the glorious cricket season of 1936, featuring the esteemed Middlesex County Cricket Club Team Group. The image showcases a group of talented individuals who have left an indelible mark on both cricket and football. Standing tall at the back are legendary players such as D Arcy, George Hart, Len Muncer, Ivan Jim Tiger Smith, William Nevell, Laurie Gray, and Denis Compton. It is worth noting that Compton's sporting prowess extended beyond cricket; he also showcased his skills in football for Arsenal and represented England internationally. Seated gracefully in front are Elias Patsy Hendren - known for his contributions to QPR, Manchester City (1908), and Brentford - alongside Henry Enthoven, William Webster, and Joe Hulme. Hulme's remarkable career saw him participate in four FA Cup finals for Arsenal, Blackburn Rovers, and Huddersfield. He even gained nine caps while representing England before managing Tottenham Hotspur from 1945 to 1949. Later on in life, Hulme transitioned into journalism as a renowned football writer for The People Newspaper. This extraordinary photograph captures not only the talent but also the versatility of these sportsmen who excelled across different disciplines. Preserved by Colorsport Images with impeccable detail and clarity ensures that their legacy lives on through this timeless piece of history.
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