Charlie Brown
Full names: Charles Barker
Date of birth: 29 Jan 1878
Place of birth: Kuruman
School: SACS
Springbok no: 74
Debut test province: Western Province

Date of death: 18 Jun 1944 (Age 66)

Test summary: Tests: 3 Tries: 0

First Test: 29 Aug 1903 Age:25 Forward against Britain at Wanderers (Old Wanderers), Johannesburg

Last Test: 12 Sep 1903 Age:25 Forward against Britain at Newlands, Cape Town

Test history:

Date	Age	Position	Opponent	Result	Score	Venue	Prov
29 Aug 1903	25	Forward	Britain	Draw: 10-10		Wanderers (Old Wanderers), Johannesburg	WP
05 Sep 1903	25	Forward	Britain	Draw: 0-0		Kimberley Athletic Club Ground, Kimberley	WP
12 Sep 1903	25	Forward	Britain	Win: 8-0		Newlands, Cape Town	WP

Charlie Brown : Hamilton SP RFC History

Full name: Charles Barker Brown

Born: Kuruman, 29 January 1878

Deceased: Boksburg, 18 June 1944

Club: Hamiltons

Provinces: Western Province, Rhodesia

International career:1903: 3 tests

Charlie Brown’s mother was a parson’s daughter and his father came out with the London Missionary Society. Charlie Brown fought with the Roberts Horse regiment during the Anglo-Boer War. He was a forward and only one of three players who played for South Africa in all three tests in 1903.