Barbarian Men
Harry Lind
Centre
12
Matches
22
Points
Country
Scotland

Playing Record
Games
Men
28 Apr 1934 / Twickenham
|
Barbarians
0
0
Middlesex 7s
|
|
Men
27 Mar 1937 / National Stadium
|
Cardiff
16
3
Barbarians
|
|
Men
31 Mar 1934 / National Stadium
|
Cardiff
9
14
Barbarians
|
|
Men
15 Apr 1933 / National Stadium
|
Cardiff
13
17
Barbarians
|
|
Men
27 Dec 1933 / Welford Road
|
Leicester Tigers
21
10
Barbarians
|
|
Men
04 May 1935 / Twickenham
|
London
3
34
Barbarians
|
|
Men
26 Mar 1937 / Recreation Ground
|
Penarth
8
33
Barbarians
|
|
Men
19 Apr 1935 / Recreation Ground
|
Penarth
3
16
Barbarians
|
|
Men
29 Mar 1937 / St Helen's
|
Swansea
3
10
Barbarians
|
|
Men
17 Apr 1933 / St Helen's
|
Swansea
7
20
Barbarians
|
|
Men
02 Apr 1934 / St Helen's
|
Swansea
6
12
Barbarians
|
|
Men
22 Apr 1935 / St Helen's
|
Swansea
3
16
Barbarians
|
|
Statistics
12
Games Played
5
Wins
6
Losses
22
Points

Harry Lind
Harry Lind was born in Fife on 27 March 1906 and educated at Dunfermline High School. He was an architect and played at fly-half and centre for the Dunfermline club. In 1935 he represented North of Scotland against the touring All Blacks. His 16 caps for Scotland between 1928 and 1936 included the captaincy against Wales in 1934. In 1935 he captained the Barbarians against Penarth. He was also a member of the Barbarians' squad that won the Middlesex Sevens at the first attempt in 1934. In the final he scored the decisive try in the 6-3 victory over Richmond. Harry Lind died on 18 December 1986 aged 80.
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