John Dewar
Dallas
Male
Scotland
1878-06-17
Edinburgh, Scotland
1942-07-31
Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
From the internet:
John Dewar Dallas was an international rugby union forward who played club rugby for Watsonians. Dallas played international rugby for Scotland but is more notable as a rugby referee, and controversially officiated the 1905 encounter between Wales and New Zealand, a match seen as one of the greatest games in the history of the rugby union.
During the First World War, Dallas joined the British Army and was posted to The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment) as part of the 16th Battalion. In his later life he was a judge based in Aberdeen.
1898 - 1912
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15
5
Round 1
John Dewar Dallas 1 *
Jack C. Dawson
w.o.
Quarterfinals
Thomas Abercrombie Petrie Hay 1 *
John Dewar Dallas
6-1
6-0
Round 1
Arthur Ferdinand Yencken 1 *
John Dewar Dallas
6-3
6-2
Round 1
John Dewar Dallas 1 *
A.F. Stuart
6-1
6-1
Round 2
John Dewar Dallas 1 *
George Harold Lawson Whale
7-5
6-8
7-5
Quarterfinals
Dr Stanley Gordon Luker 1 *
John Dewar Dallas
6-0
6-0
Round 1
John Dewar Dallas 1 *
William George Manson
8-6
6-4
Round 2
Lawrence Francis Davin 1 *
John Dewar Dallas
6-3
6-2
Round 1
F.R. Price 1 *
John Dewar Dallas
6-4
6-0
Round 1
John Godfrey Locke 1 *
John Dewar Dallas
6-0
6-3
Round 1
Lawrence Francis Davin 1 *
John Dewar Dallas
6-2
6-4
Round 1
Malcolm Henry Grant-Peterkin 1 *
John Dewar Dallas
6-4
3-6
6-1
Round 1
John Dewar Dallas 1 *
J. Sorley
6-2
6-2
Quarterfinals
Herbert Peter Macpherson Hardy 1 *
John Dewar Dallas
6-1
7-5
Round 2
André Fombertau 1 *
John Dewar Dallas
6-0
6-3