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Asked my Dad and he says his Dad did not fish! Thanks for 'getting closer' with the 'connectios'

I appreciate you looking at this but now a tad baffled with your extra findings? I guess at 29 my Grandad would be young enoung to go kicking a football around! Many thanks for coming up with the ideas ... I'd love to know the story of all this!!

I think ... itmust have been to all to do with Wrenson's and Masons store competitions. I found an old piece showing a directory of shops and 97 Broad Street was Wrenson's. Does anyone know if opld photographs exist?

Could this be the answer??? I did some digging and came across a post previously on your site. W&m I guess??? Probably an inter shop challenge competition? Maybe?

There is just the one date on it. The year 1934. Appreciate the answers coming through ... hopefully someone might crack it!! Thanks

Yes it is B.ROGERS

He lived at and ran a Grocery shop on 97 Broad Street I was told - he did play football back in his home area as a young boy whether that continued? and apparently cricket in his adult days ... so any association there? So the W&M is maybe a works or an Association club?

Good question? I only know my Dad mentioned his Dad won it! He did not play Rugby. Wandering what the W&M engraving stands for?

Can anyone help with the identification of a sports cup I have been givem. It belonged to my Grandad who at the time lived in Broad Street Birmingham. So I'm thinking it's local. The inscription reads 'WINNER W&M(is this a sports club / ground etc?) CHALLENGER CUP 1934. Any help to know it's...