About Norman Moore
Norman Moore was a rugby union player.
Norman John Neville Houghton Moore (1879 – 1939) was an English international rugby union player.
Moore played for both Bath and Bristol during his career. He got his England opportunity in 1904 when he featured as a forward in all three of their Home Nations fixtures. This included a two–try performance to help England to victory over Ireland in London. He also represented Gloucestershire and Somerset.
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