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Scotland V England International At Glasgow 1939
Description
Full titles read: "SCOTLAND V ENGLAND INTERNATIONAL AT GLASGOW"
L/S's of the Duke of Gloucester shaking hands with the players at Hampden Park. Several shots of the football match in progress. England win the match by two goals to one.
Data
- Cataloguer:
- Howard
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Sound:
- Sound
- Media URN:
- 19246
- Sort Number:
- 39/032
- Time in/Out:
- 01:29:02:00 / 01:30:13:00
- Canister:
- 39/32
- Film ID:
- 1007.31
- Issue Date:
- 20/04/1939
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The game was played on 15 April 1939.
The England team can be glimpsed in full around the 00:14 mark. The players are, (not in order),......
Vic Woodley (goalkeeper), Bill Morris, Eddie Hapgood, Ken Willingham, Stan Cullis, Joe Mercer, Stanley Matthews, George Hall, Tommy Lawton, Len Goulden and Pat Beasley.
The Scotland captain, seen tossing the coin at 00:19, is James Dougall.
The referee, also seen at 00:19, is William Hamilton of Northern Ireland.