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Post-WW2 England father/son capped combinations

IVOR & PETER PREECE
Coventry fly-half Ivor played 12 times for England and captained the side between 1948-51. He was also capped by the 1950 Lions, playing outside the great Jackie Kyle at inside-centre in the 9-9 draw in Dunedin. Broadstreet RFC’s ground is named after him. Peter also won a dozen caps while at Coventry, including 11 starts at centre and an appearance off the bench on the wing in his farewell international against Wales in 1996. Nicknamed “beep-beep” (after the roadrunner cartoon character), due to his lightning quick pace.

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