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Bob Bannister also ran a boxing club on argyle st, late 50s/early 60s, i was a member, never saw a badge like that at bobs, his nephew is a mate n a member on here, he will know fer certain.
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The wording suggests boxing - "manliness". Seem to remember something about ALC in mid/late '50s, knew a couple of lads that were involved but memory fails me as I had no interest in boxing - Queensbury Rules didn't apply outside Mort's on Sat/Sun evenings.
The wording suggests boxing - "manliness". Seem to remember something about ALC in mid/late '50s, knew a couple of lads that were involved but memory fails me as I had no interest in boxing - Queensbury Rules didn't apply outside Mort's on Sat/Sun evenings.
True they never applied yon when i was knocked down the stairs.
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N.L.T.B.G.Y.D. Do not argue with an idiot, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.
Interesting one that smobile, acorns and oak leaves?, I was a member at Chris Dillons in the late 50s but don't recall any pins. Not the scouts or boys brigade, sorry, got me stumped.