Ken Smith (rugby union)

George Kenneth Smith (born 2 June 1931, Edinburgh) was a Scottish international rugby player.

He was born in Edinburgh and played his rugby as a flanker. He was capped eighteen times for Scotland between 1957 and 1961. He also took part in the 1959 British Lions tour to Australia and New Zealand, playing in four tests, two against Australia and two against New Zealand.

References

ESPN Scrum - England/Players and Officials/Ken Smith

British and Irish Lions – 1959 Australia and New Zealand tour

Forwards	A. Ashcroft Dawson (c) Evans Faull McLeod Marques Meredith Millar Morgan Mulcahy Murphy Prosser Smith Williams Wood

Backs	Brophy Butterfield Coughtrie Davies M. A. F. English Hewitt J. P. Horrocks-Taylor Jackson Jeeps O'Reilly Mulligan W. M. Paterson Price Risman Scotland Thomas Waddell J. R. C. Young

Coach	A. W. Wilson

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