Edward Percy Holloway, known as Percy Holloway, lived from 21 August 1900 to 3 September 1980 and was a Welsh lawn bowls international who competed at the British Empire Games, now the Commonwealth Games. He bowled for Barry Athletic Bowls Club when he won the 1923 Welsh national singles title, later played for Roath Park and then joined Bargoed Welfare Bowls Club, where he was captain by 1929. He worked as a postmaster at Deri in Caerphilly. He represented Glamorgan at county level and won the Welsh national singles again in 1934, which earned him selection for the 1934 British Empire Games in London, where he played in the singles event for the Welsh team.
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