Scotsman Obituaries: Tommy McMichael, businessman and table tennis player
Tommy McMichael, sportsman and businessman. Born: 14 August 1935 in Edinburgh. Died: 21 July 2026 in Edinburgh, aged 90
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Tommy McMichael, sportsman and businessman. Born: 14 August 1935 in Edinburgh. Died: 21 July 2026 in Edinburgh, aged 90
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