Lilliesleaf Hand Ba’
TROVE archive: “The Lilliesleaf Hand Ba’ was played by children only. The men are on hand to teach the children how to play and make sure no-one does anything that … Continue reading Lilliesleaf Hand Ba’
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TROVE archive: “The Lilliesleaf Hand Ba’ was played by children only. The men are on hand to teach the children how to play and make sure no-one does anything that … Continue reading Lilliesleaf Hand Ba’
The following biography of Gilbert Holiday is provided by Sarah Colgrave Art: The following timeline is far from complete. It has been compiled by Peter Scott-Gordon from material available in … Continue reading The onslaught
Lately, when researching a forgotten but once championĀ billiard player, I came across the art work of Gilbert Holiday [1879-1937]. Here are some of his works:
21 March 1908, The Queen: 28 December 1908, Scientific American: 7 September 1909, Sporting Life: 2 October 1909, Civil Military Gazette, Lahore:
In researching the history of the game BOMBARDO I discovered that itĀ was invented by Arthur Frank Peall [1879-1953] . This post provides a timeline of Arthur’s life. He was … Continue reading ‘This in-off shot needs force’
Well done Scotland! Tuesday at Hampden, what a night! World Cup 2026, here come Scotland!
Finn Russell is a Bridge of Allan boy! My grandfather, Rab Scott, was the first Captain of Bridge of Allan Rugby Club.
This year the British Open was in Royal Portrush, Northern Ireland, and was won by Scottie Scheffler. I have never seen a golfer play “pin high” more consistently. A most … Continue reading wide Open