About Reginald Langrish
Lived 1905 – 1986 (aged 80). Reginald Langrish was an association football player and rugby union player.
Reginald Walter Langrish (1 December 1905 — 15 March 1986) was a Scottish international rugby union player.
A London Scottish fullback, Langrish gained four Scotland caps during his career. He was the first fullback tried as a successor to Dan Drysdale, playing the opening 1930 Five Nations match in Paris, but struggled against the French and lost his place to Ronald Warren for the remainder of the tournament. In 1931, Langrish got recalled by Scotland and played three of their Five Nations matches.
Langrish was an officer in the Royal Air Force.
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Who was Reginald Langrish?
rugby player
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Reginald Langrish was born on 1 December 1905.
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Reginald Langrish died on 15 March 1986.
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Reginald Langrish was an association football player and rugby union player.
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