Golesworthy, Maurice
Birthplace
Near St James Park Exeter
Biographical Text
Maurice Golesworthy was well qualified to write about Exeter City, he was born a few hundred yards from the ground. He watched his first game at St James Park in the late 1930's.
For 25 seasons after World War 2 he worked in the press box, missing less than half a dozen first and reserve team games in that time.
He wrote the club's programmes notes for 15 years and edited the Supporters Club season reviews in the 1960's and 70's.
He was a prolific writer of Cricket, Football and boxing books including
Along with Alex Wilson and Garth Dykes he wrote "Exeter City A Complete Record 1904-1990"
For 25 seasons after World War 2 he worked in the press box, missing less than half a dozen first and reserve team games in that time.
He wrote the club's programmes notes for 15 years and edited the Supporters Club season reviews in the 1960's and 70's.
He was a prolific writer of Cricket, Football and boxing books including
- Encyclopaedia of Boxing 1960
- Exeter City: A Complete Record 1904-1990 1990
- The encyclopaedia of Association Football 1956
- The boy's book of soccer facts 1971
- We are the Champions: A History of the Football League Champions, 1888-1972
- The Encyclopaedia of Cricket 1964.
Along with Alex Wilson and Garth Dykes he wrote "Exeter City A Complete Record 1904-1990"
Creator
PF
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