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ARMY TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP (KING'S SHIELD).
1914-1st Bn. Loyal North Lancashire Regt.
1922-1st Depot 13n, R. Tank Corps.
1920-1st Bn. Lancashire Fusiliers.
1921-1st Bn. Lancashire Fusiliers.
1922-1st Depot Bn., R. Tank Corps.
1923—Training Bn., R. Corps: of Signals.
1924-2nd Bn. The Loyal Regt.
1925—Training Bn., R. Corps of Signals.
1926-2nd Bn. The Loyal Regt.
1927-2nd Bn. The Loyal Regt.
1928—" A " Corps, Royal Signals (Aldershot).
1929—" A " Corps, Royal Signals (Aldershot).
1930-2nd Bn. East Lancashire Regt.
1931-2nd Bn. East Lancashire Regt.
ARMY INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS.
HISTORY AND PAST WINNERS.
Up to the year 1923, the Army Individual Championships were open
to professionals or amateurs. In 1924 and 1925, two Championships
were held, one open to Amateurs and one to Professionals and
Amateurs. In 1926, only a Championship open to Amateurs was held,
it having been decided not to hold a Professional competition in
future. In 1928, a Boys' Individual Championship was held, for the
first time.
The following is a list of the winners of other rank championships,
which were open to professionals and amateurs. The list is followed
by a list of Army amateur champions, both officer and other rank.
A
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ARMY OPEN CHAMPIONS.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND MEN.
Heavy Weights.
1912—Pte. Clohessy, Royal Munster Fusiliers.
1913—Pte. Robinson, Coldstream Guards.
1914—Sergt. Johnson, 4th Royal Fusiliers.
1920—Gdsmn. Penwill, D.C.M., Depot, Coldstream Guards.
1921—Gdsmn. Penwill, D.C.M.. Coldstream Guards.
1922—Gdsmn. Penwill. D.C.M., Coldstream Guards.
1923—Sergt.-Major J. Young, 12th Lancers.
1924—Sergt. J. Marsh, R.F.A.
1925—Gdsmn. H. Young, Coldstream Guards.
Light-Heavy Weights.
1912—Pte. Delaney, Leinster Regiment.
1913—No contest decla*ed.
1914—Rifleman Curzon, K.R.R.C.
1920—Bdr. Griffen, No. 4 Depot, Royal Field Artillery.
1921—Sergt. Pape, R.A.S.C.
1922—Sergt. Pape, R.A.S.C.
1923—Sergt. T. Griffin, R.F.A.
1924—Sergt. T. Griffin, R F.A.
1925—Dvr. Emblem, R.C. of Signals.
Middle Weights.
1912—Pte. Harris, Coldstream Guards.
1913—Pte. Murray, Scots Guards.
1914—Pte. Jones, 1st South Wales Borderers.
1920—Shoeing-Smith Davies, 5th Dragoon Guards.
1921—Shoeing-Smith Davies, 5th Dragoon Guards.
1922—Gdsmn. West, Grenadier Guards.
1923—Sergt. F. J. Crawley, Tank Corps.
1924—Sergt. F. J. Crawley, Royal Tank Corps.
1925—Gdsmn. J. Steele, Scots Guards.
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ARMY TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP (KING'S SHIELD).
1914-1st Bn. Loyal North Lancashire Regt.
1922-1st Depot 13n, R. Tank Corps.
1920-1st Bn. Lancashire Fusiliers.
1921-1st Bn. Lancashire Fusiliers.
1922-1st Depot Bn., R. Tank Corps.
1923—Training Bn., R. Corps: of Signals.
1924-2nd Bn. The Loyal Regt.
1925—Training Bn., R. Corps of Signals.
1926-2nd Bn. The Loyal Regt.
1927-2nd Bn. The Loyal Regt.
1928—" A " Corps, Royal Signals (Aldershot).
1929—" A " Corps, Royal Signals (Aldershot).
1930-2nd Bn. East Lancashire Regt.
1931-2nd Bn. East Lancashire Regt.
ARMY INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS.
HISTORY AND PAST WINNERS.
Up to the year 1923, the Army Individual Championships were open
to professionals or amateurs. In 1924 and 1925, two Championships
were held, one open to Amateurs and one to Professionals and
Amateurs. In 1926, only a Championship open to Amateurs was held,
it having been decided not to hold a Professional competition in
future. In 1928, a Boys' Individual Championship was held, for the
first time.
The following is a list of the winners of other rank championships,
which were open to professionals and amateurs. The list is followed
by a list of Army amateur champions, both officer and other rank.
A
,P
ARMY OPEN CHAMPIONS.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND MEN.
Heavy Weights.
1912—Pte. Clohessy, Royal Munster Fusiliers.
1913—Pte. Robinson, Coldstream Guards.
1914—Sergt. Johnson, 4th Royal Fusiliers.
1920—Gdsmn. Penwill, D.C.M., Depot, Coldstream Guards.
1921—Gdsmn. Penwill, D.C.M.. Coldstream Guards.
1922—Gdsmn. Penwill. D.C.M., Coldstream Guards.
1923—Sergt.-Major J. Young, 12th Lancers.
1924—Sergt. J. Marsh, R.F.A.
1925—Gdsmn. H. Young, Coldstream Guards.
Light-Heavy Weights.
1912—Pte. Delaney, Leinster Regiment.
1913—No contest decla*ed.
1914—Rifleman Curzon, K.R.R.C.
1920—Bdr. Griffen, No. 4 Depot, Royal Field Artillery.
1921—Sergt. Pape, R.A.S.C.
1922—Sergt. Pape, R.A.S.C.
1923—Sergt. T. Griffin, R.F.A.
1924—Sergt. T. Griffin, R F.A.
1925—Dvr. Emblem, R.C. of Signals.
Middle Weights.
1912—Pte. Harris, Coldstream Guards.
1913—Pte. Murray, Scots Guards.
1914—Pte. Jones, 1st South Wales Borderers.
1920—Shoeing-Smith Davies, 5th Dragoon Guards.
1921—Shoeing-Smith Davies, 5th Dragoon Guards.
1922—Gdsmn. West, Grenadier Guards.
1923—Sergt. F. J. Crawley, Tank Corps.
1924—Sergt. F. J. Crawley, Royal Tank Corps.
1925—Gdsmn. J. Steele, Scots Guards.
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| Description | 'Games and Sports in the Army' was an annual publication produced by the British War Office between the 1930s and 1960s. This included the Second World War. It outlines the rules and regulations for games and sports played by members of the armed forces. It features names and photographs of team members, and examples of contemporary advertising. |
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| Shelfmark | GWB.52 |