This medal was awarded to Fred Titmuss who was Captain of Argyle’s 1929-30 Third Division South title winning side. Titmuss joined Argyle from Southampton for £1750 and led the club to their first ever promotion in that 1929-30 season. Titmuss, who won two England caps during his time with Southampton, played 177 matches for Argyle. After […]
The 1974-75 season saw Argyle promoted back to the Second Division after 7 seasons in the Third Division. Led by Paul Mariner and Billy Rafferty, the team played some scintillating football and were top scorers in the division with 79 goals. In a tight race for the title, Tony Waiters’ pilgrims fought for the title […]
This medal was awarded to the players selected for the FA Tour to Canada in 1931. The design featuring a lion and beaver was also reproduced on the International Caps presented to the players.
Born in Looe, Ray Bowden started out in Cornish football with his local team. He came to the attention of Argyle’s scouts due to his scoring feats for Looe in the P&D league where he scored more than 100 goals in one season and 10 goals in one game. Although he had been training to […]
Ray Bowden’s precious 1929-30 Third Division South Winners’ medal. Bowden scored 19 goals in 29 league games as Argyle finally claimed promotion to the Second Division. It had taken nine years, and Argyle had finished as runners up an agonising six times during that period. Greens on Screen 1929-30 Greens on Screen – Ray Bowden
These medals were awarded to Jack Pullen when Argyle won the Devon Professional Championship in 1932 and 1933. The Devon Professional Championship was launched as a triangular knockout tournament in 1922/23. It was contested fifty times between its inauguration and 1994/95 with Argyle leading the way with 23 victories. Greens on Screen: Devon Professional Championship
This medal was awarded to Jack Pullen as Argyle won finally won the third division title in 1930 after several near misses throughout the 1920s. Jack was an imposing centre half who was a mainstay of the Argyle defence throughout that period and played for the club 199 times scoring 18 goals. Greens on Screen: […]
The Third Division Championship Medal belonging to John L Williams from 1958-59. The 1958-59 season was the first season of the new “National” 3rd Division which had previously been split into North and South Sections. Argyle won the title by a point from Hull City ending a 3 season stay in the third tier.John “Cardiff” […]
