J. M. Ranson Explained

John Ranson
Fullname:John Matthew Ranson
Birth Date:26 July 1938
Birth Place:Durham, England
Occupation:Rugby union player
School:Durham School
Relatives:Elizabeth Ranson (spouse), Jake Ranson (son), Jack Ranson (father)
Position:Wing Threequater
Youthyears1:1959-1963
Youthclubs1:Durham City
Years1:1963-1967
Clubs1:Rosslyn Park
Years2:1968-1971
Clubs2:Headingley Rugby Union Club
Repyears1:1963-1964
Repteam1:England
Repcaps1:9
Reppoints1:6
Repyears2:1962-1966
Repteam2:Barbarians
Repcaps2:5
Reppoints2:12

John Matthew Ranson (born 26 July 1938) is a former England international rugby union player.[1] [2]

Ranson represented England as a wing threequarter eleven times between 1963 and 1964, including seven test match caps. He scored two test tries, one on his debut vs New Zealand in Auckland during the 1963 England rugby union tour of Australasia and another versus Wales.

Ranson was educated at Durham School. He played club rugby for Durham City, Rosslyn Park and Headingley RFC as well as representing the Barbarian F.C.

He is the son of Jack Ranson, a former professional footballer.

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Notes and References

  1. Book: Griffiths, John . The Phoenix Book of International Rugby Records . 1987 . J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd . London . 0-460-07003-7 . 12:11.
  2. Web site: Statistics. Scrum.com.