David Fraser, born in 1878, was a Scottish international lawn bowler who lived in St Andrews in Fife and was a member of the St Andrews Bowls Club. He competed at the 1930 British Empire Games, where he won the bronze medal in the rinks, or fours, event with John Orr and William Campbell. The fourth member of the team was the Canadian Tom Chambers, who joined the Scottish four after the death of the original team member John Kennedy. The English Wikipedia article about him is short and does not give a year of death, so this entry records only his birth year, his club, his place of residence and the Empire Games bronze medal that the article states.
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