
Interests include gardening, golf and cricket. Published author. The McGregor Story, The Victorian Pioneers, The Pebble in My Shoe. & @Playing_Pasts
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So many people have seen this outcome lining up all year. It’s nothing other than racist I’m afraid. A government would NEVER do this in a country with a different religious foundation
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Out today The Holy Well by Roy Case. Golfers looking for a minor miracle may find deliverance from the water from the Holy Well by the 8th tee at the Notts GC, Hollinwell. Read the full article on playingpasts.co.uk or on roycase.cu.uk
Too right !
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🙏Thanks to @WeHummingbird health’s Ian Hurst & @MHFAEngland for helping me to become a qualified Mental Health First Aider. I feel more confident & aware of how to mindfully help anyone with mental illness. Check out the MHFA website if you're interested! #MentalHealthMatters
Golfers ... take a look !
New tomorrow on @Playing_Pasts
'Caledonian Golfing Girls'
by Roy Case [@Case39Roy]
The involvement of #women in #golf goes back much further than you might think...... #Caledonian women played stick and ball games as early as the 15 century... read more tomorrow..
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Read Roy Case's next article The Caledonian Golfing Girls in Playing Pasts playingpasts.co.uk on the 30 July. The development of women's golf in Scotland from Mary, Queen of Scots.
Read Roy Case's next article The Caledonian Golfing Girls in Playing Pasts playingpasts.co.uk on the 30 July. The development of women's golf in Scotland from Mary, Queen of Scots.
Well done Josie.
🎥New Showreel 🎥
Clips from 'A Present For A Good Girl' written by @LucyHiltonJones and 'Celia and Matthew' by @VictoriaTunnah both directed by @SUpsallMorgan
Wonder women all round 😍
New out tomorrow on playingpasts.co.uk The Cricketing Cop by Roy Case. One for lovers of cricket ... don't miss it !
On the 21 June 1907, one of France's most successful professional golfers, Armand Massy, won his only major title to become the first non-Briton to win the Open Championship, at Royal Liverpool GC, Hoylake, by 2 strokes from England's J.H.Taylor.
Out on the 27 July In Playing Pasts [email protected] The Cricketing Cop by Roy Case. Don’t miss it.
Published today on Playing Pasts - Liberty Fields. By Roy Case, The Pioneers of Asian Women’s Rugby.
New today on @Playing_Pasts
Liberty Fields: Pioneers of Asian Women’s Rugby
by @Case39Roy
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#SportHistory
#WomenInSport
#WRugby
#WomensSixNations
#Rugby
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New tomorrow on @Playing_Pasts
Liberty Fields: Pioneers of Asian Women's Rugby
by @Case39Roy
In November 2019, in the land renowned for it's rising sun, it set softly over the Yokohama Stadium, as the 9th 2019 Rugby World Cup closed ...... read more tomorrow
#WomenInSport
Read the story of Liberty Fields, the pioneers of women’s rugby football in Asia, by Roy Case. Published next week in the online sports magazine Playing Pasts.
On the 4 December 1858, sportsman, William Gunn was born in St Ann’s, Nottingham. A right-handed batsman who bowled slow underarm lobs, Billy played first-class cricket for Nottinghamshire from 1880-1904. He represented England in 11 Tests from 1887-1889.
Billy made his League debut against Aston Villa when County lost 9-1. He also played twice for England, scoring in the inaugural British Home Championships in 1884. Gunn founded the sports equipment firm Gunn and Moore in Nottingham in 1885. He died 1921 aged 63. @Playing_Pasts










