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With five Open wins to his name and 19 professional tournament successes, John Henry Taylor is not only Devon’s greatest ever sportsman, but he is also one of the most successful British golfers of all time. He was placed into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1975.

Taylor began his golfing career as a caddie at Royal North Devon Golf Club. He then went on to shine with golf clubs himself, turning professional in 1890 at the age of just 19. Although he left Devon not long after becoming a pro, he was the hero to many in the county during his career.

In 1894, Taylor won his...

When the news broke that Gareth Bale was returning to Tottenham Hotspur, the club where he cemented a name for himself as one of the best wingers in the world, it wasn’t just the fans of the North London club who got excited by the return of the Welsh star, but the whole of English football – and maybe even the passionate Real Madrid fans who were happy to see the back of him after a lacklustre few years.

For Spurs fans, it was the return of their prodigal son, a player who reached incredible heights in the Premier League before jetting off for the sunshine and golf courses of...

Japan is the home to some incredible traditional sports. However, none of these sports it’s the first top sport in Japan. Unfortunately, it isn’t possible to bet in many games like, for example, basketball, baseball, snooker, etc. However, you can do plenty of things that you’re able to discover Casimaru.com . This is where you want to go to actually be able to play the best games in Japan and much more.

If you don’t know which are the most famous Japanese sports, then you should continue reading this article. These are:

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Lifting their first-ever European crown in front of an empty stadium wasn’t quite how the Exeter Chiefs had envisaged celebrating their greatest triumph, but on Sunday Rob Baxter’s side will kick-off their title defence with a small section of supporters back inside Sandy Park.

For the first time since March, there will be a match-day buzz about the place as the Chiefs prepare to welcome back 2,000 of their season ticket holders for the visit of Glasgow Warriors (3:15pm) in Round One of the Heineken Champions Cup.

The Covid-19 outbreak around the world has meant...