See also: Boniface
Guy Boniface , born the March 6th 1937 with Montfort-in-Chalosse (Moors) and deceased on January 1st 1968 in an car accident on a road of the Moors in the small hour, is a player of Rugby to XV French, having evolved/moved at the station of center three-quarter at the sides of his/her three year old brother his elder, André Boniface. It measured 1 m 75 per 75 kg.
Its nickname of the Mouse came to him from its talent to be threaded in the holes of the same name on a ground!
Aggressive to the extreme, combatant until the last second, it was the ideal complement for his brother.
As the saying goes: the extremes are assembled .
Prize list
In club
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Champion of France in 1963
- Yves Challenge of the Manor in 1960,1961 and 1962
- Finalist of the championship of France in 1959
- Finalist of the Yves challenge of the Manor in 1958 and 1966
- Finalist of the Cut of Europe of Clubs FIRA in 1964
In team of France
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35 times international (he played sides of its brother only 19 times)
- 15 tests (45 points)
- Sélections per year: 7 in 1960, 10 in 1961, 1 in 1962, 6 in 1963, 1 in 1964, 6 in 1965, 4 in 1966 Victorious
- of the Five Nations tournament in 1960 (ex- aequo with the England) and 1961
- Turned in New Zealand in 1961
Homage
The stage of Rugby of Mount-to-Marsan bears its name in its homage.
External bond
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Scrum.com
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