File:Tommy Boyle.JPG

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English: Footballer Tommy Boyle (1888-1940). Image found on The Football Network and in the Barnsley Chronicle. Both give no details of the author's and photographer's identity, so it must be presumed to be unknown. This, and the age of the image mean it is in the PD per the template shown.
Date Original publication 16 April 1909
Source [1], Originally published in Barnsley Chronicle, while Boyle was playing for Barnsley F.C. (between 1906 and 1911; Boyle is wearing their kit in this photo).
Author Unknown authorUnknown author

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  • 2010-04-14 06:34 BigDom 237×300× (27981 bytes) Full version of original image
  • 2010-01-22 21:47 BigDom 209×259× (162706 bytes) {{Information |Description = Footballer Tommy Boyle |Source = First published in Burnley Express |Date = ~~~~~ |Author = |Permission = In public domain due to age |other_versions = }} ==Licensing== {{PD-US-1923-ab

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