Jeff Forrest (rugby union)
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Full nameJohn William Forrest
Born
Barnet, London, England
Died18 March 1963
Bath, Somerset, England
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John William Forrest was an English international rugby union player.
A Royal Navy commander, Forrest was a product of services rugby and gained 10 England caps as a second row forward during the early 1930s, which included the 1934 triple crown.[1][2]
Forrest moved to Bath in the 1950s after retiring from the Navy and founded the Bath Christian Aid Week committee.[3]