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Scotland Beat Ireland Scotland And Ireland… 1953
Description
Belfast, Ireland.
GV massed crowd at Windsor Park, Belfast. (First 7' super). SV captains tossing. CU referee blows whistle. CU ball on centre spot. SV Scotland play right to left. SV Scots attacking down right wing. Waddell beats several opponents, centres, goalkeeper B. Smyth runs out and...
Data
- Cataloguer:
- Sanja
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Sound:
- sound
- Media URN:
- 28873
- Sort Number:
- 53/077
- Time in/Out:
- 01:17:11:00 / 01:19:23:00
- Canister:
- 53/77
- Film ID:
- 120.14
- Issue Date:
- 08/10/1953
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The game was played on 3 October 1953. It was both a British Home Championship fixture AND a World Cup Qualifier.
"SV captains tossing" - the Scottish captain is George Young.
Filling in the blanks of some of the players' names;
"Waddell" is Willie Waddell.
"B Smyth" is Billy Smyth.
"N Lockhart" is Norman Lockhart.
"Goalie Farm" is George Farm.
"S Cox" is Sammy Cox.
"McIlory" should read McIlroy (Jimmy McIlroy).
"J Henderson" is John Henderson.
"J McCabe" is Jim McCabe.
"Charles Flemming" should read Charlie Fleming (4 instances of the surname need changing).
"Tully" is Charlie Tully.
"Brennan" is Frank Brennan.
"Ronnie Simpson" is actually Billy Simpson (Ronnie Simpson being an entirely different player, who didn't play full International football until 1967).
Thanks. We've updated the description but also the tags so that searching for the players' full names will bring this clips up.