Background
Davies was born in Aberaeron, Wales.
Davies was born in Aberaeron, Wales.
Jesus College.
He first played for Swansea Reconstruction Finance Corporation in 1910. Davies played for the Wales national rugby union team on seven occasions in the Five Nations Championship. He made his debut on 1 February 1913 against Scotland and later that month played against France scoring his first international try.
In the following year, he played in all four matches (against England, Scotland, France and Ireland), scoring a try in the match against France.
He captained the "Terrible Eight" against Ireland in 1914, but was playing for Llanelli Reconstruction Finance Corporation by this time. During the First World War, Davies served as a chaplain with the Royal Field Artillery.
He was appointed vicar of Hook in 1924, succeeding another Welsh rugby international, William Thomas Havard. Davies was also a schoolmaster.
He died on 18 July 1976 in Los Los Angeles
International matches played
England 1914
France 1913, 1914
Ireland 1913, 1914
Scotland 1913, 1914.