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John Brown - Lock

Cardiff

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Date Of Birth	18/10/1881
Place Of Birth	Cardiff
Clubs	Cardiff, St Peters
Regions	Glamorgan
Honours	Wales

John "Jack" Alfred Brown (nicknamed Big John) was a second row who played for Cardiff and Glamorgan (County). He first came to note as a rugby player whilst playing for local side St Peters, where he was vice captain, until he moved to Cardiff in 1901. He was made vice-captain of Cardiff from the 1907 until 1910 when he left the club. Jack played for 10 seasons at the Arms Park and appeared in 221 matches, scoring 12 tries and was capped for Wales 7 times making his debut against England in 1907.
Jack Brown died in Cardiff in 1936 at the age of 55.

COMPETITION				PLAYED	T	C	P	DG	PTS	YC	RC

TEAM	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	PTS
Newport	24	21	0	3	845	446	104
Llandovery	22	20	0	2	717	355	95
Ebbw Vale	23	17	0	6	708	433	85
Cardiff	24	15	1	8	731	536	78
Pontypridd	24	12	1	11	544	572	63
Pontypool	21	13	0	8	549	485	61
Merthyr	21	11	0	10	535	569	56
Aberavon	23	8	0	15	507	652	47
Bridgend Ravens	22	8	0	14	463	667	42
Swansea	21	6	0	15	427	589	36
Carmarthen Quins	22	5	0	17	469	666	33
RGC 1404	21	5	0	16	424	579	30
Neath	22	3	0	19	379	749	20