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Sunday Express Christmas Quiz

lizhoare | 13:25 Sun 31st Dec 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Last answer. There seems to be a lot of confusion over this question.

SPORT.
31. What sporting distinction did the following all achieve: Hugh Laurie, Lord Jeffrey Archer, Kris Kristofferson, Frank Bough and Lord Snowdon? I have searched google and other search engines but can find very little information on the above mentioned. Please can anyone help. xx

S Mag - 15 across

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cucuhullan

Is it anything to do with representing universities at sport.For example Hugh Laurie rowed for Oxford.Jeffrey Archer ran (and cheated.!!!)for Oxford.
Just a thought.

Lipsiot

They were all awarded sporting blues. The confusion seems to have arisen because some people seemed to think they were all Oxford - they're not, but they are all Oxbridge.

Fibonacci

Hugh Laurie (rowing), Jeffrey Archer (athletics) Frank Bough (football) and Lord Snowdon (rowing) all gained competed for Oxford or Cambridge University - so guessed they were all blues.
KK was a university sports star in the US and was a Rhodes Scholar at Merton College, Oxford but I can not find any mention of him competing for Oxford University.

Fibonacci

KK played rugby for Merton College and also gained a blue for boxing.

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