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matches for Scotland's district teams.

History

Edinburgh District beat Glasgow District in the Inter-City match This was the first season that the North of Scotland combined side beat the South of Scotland District side. The Provinces v Anglo-Scots was dropped from the District schedule; and there was to be no South of Scotland v London Scottish match. Instead the South lined up a match against Welsh opposition.

Results

Inter-City

Glasgow District: Back,

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(Glasgow HSFP); three-quarters, R. Lawson (Clydesdale), C. Salvesen (West of Scotland), G. S. Milne (Glasgow University), R. S. Duncan (Glasgow HSFP); half-backs, E. G. Copestake (Clydesdale) and R. Anderson (Glasgow HSFP); forwards. S. McKinnon (Glasgow Academicals), John Dobson (Glasgow Academicals), W. Burrell (Glasgow Academicals), George Frew (Glasgow HSFP), J. S. Leggat (Clydesdale),

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(Glasgow HSFP), Alexander Stevenson (Glasgow University) and R. C. Walker (Clydesdale).
Edinburgh District: Back, A. A. Morrison (Watsonians): threequarters, J. H. D. Watson (Edinburgh Academicals).

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(Watsonians). James Pearson (Watsonians), and John MacDonald (Edinburgh Wanderers); half-backs, Frank Osler (Edinburgh University), John MacGregor (Edinburgh University); forwards. John MacCallum (Watsonians) aptain

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(Edinburgh Academicals), James MacKenzie (Edinburgh University) and Andrew Ross (Edinburgh University). Lewis Robertson (Edinburgh Wanderers),

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(Stewart's College FP), J. H. Lindsay (Edinburgh Institution), and Archibald Stewart (Edinburgh Academicals).

Other Scottish matches

Midlands District: O. S. Moodie (Panmure), W.G. Liddel (St Andrews University), C. R. Cleghorn (Panmure), G. M. Cleghorn (Panmure), T. R. Lowson (Dundee HSFP), F. W. Stewart (Panmure), J.G. Tawse (Panmure), Alexander Moodie (St Andrews University), Colin Hill (St Andrews University), H. A. Young (St. Andrews University), Dave Howie (Kirkcaldy), W. Herd (Kirkcaldy), M. W. Nichol (Panmure), R.M. Lindsay (Panmure), N. Keay
North of Scotland District: Saunders (Aberdeen University), back; Shepherd (Aberdeen GSFP), Duffus (Aberdeen GSFP), Brown (Queen's Cross), and McAndrew (Queen's Cross), three-quarters; Johnstone (Aberdeen GSFP) and A. Ledingham (Queen's Cross), half-backs; Snowie (Queen's Cross), Mackintosh (Queen's Cross), Marchant (Queen's Cross), Hogg (Aberdeen University), McAllan (Aberdeen University), Simpson (Aberdeen GSFP), Davidson (Aberdeen GSFP), and Johnstone (Queen's Cross), forwards. Royal HSFP:
Midlands District: North of Scotland District: O. S. Moodie (Panmure), G. S. Liddel (St Andrews University), C. Cleghorn (Panmure), G. M. Cleghorn (Panmure), A. T. Smith (Kirkcaldy), Tawse (Panmure), Lawson (St Andrews University);

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(St Andrews University) aptain Alexander Moodie (St Andrews University), Colin Hill (St Andrews University), Dave Howie (Kirkcaldy), J. Simpson (Aberdeen GSFP), A. A. Davidson (Aberdeen GSFP), M. W. Nichol (Panmure), McAllan (Aberdeen University).
South of Scotland District: Borth Todd (Gala), Walter Sutherland (Hawick), Carl Ogilvy (Hawick), Billy Burnet (Hawick), James Huggan (Jed Forest and Edinburgh University); J. B. Henderson (Jed Forest) and D. Shannon (Hawick), Willie Kyle (Hawick), Laing (Hawick), M. Drummond (Jed Forest), J. Jardine (Melrose), C. Clark (Gala), Balfour (Jed Forest), Wight (Jed Forest), Ballantyne (Jed Forest).

Trial matches

Blues Trial: A. A. Morrison (Watsonians) John MacDonald (Edinburgh Wanderers),

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(London Scottish), Carl Ogilvy (Hawick), G. D. Campbell (United Services),

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(Watsonians), James Milne Henderson (Watsonians),

(St Andrews University) aptain

(Edinburgh Academicals), John MacCallum (Watsonians),

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(Watsonians), George Frew (Glasgow HSFP), Charles Stuart (West of Scotland), Alexander Stevenson (Glasgow University), and James MacKenzie (Edinburgh University)
Whites Trial: O. S. Moodie (Panmure), Donald Grant (East Midlands). Fletcher Buchanan (Oxford University),

(Watsonians), J. P. M. Robertson (Watsonians),

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(London Scottish) aptain Frank Osler (Edinburgh University), Alexander Moodie (St Andrews University),

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(Oxford University),

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(Cambridge University), Lewis Robertson (London Scottish), A. C. Brown (Royal HSFP), John Dobson (Glasgow Academicals), Andrew Ross (Edinburgh University), Colin Hill (St Andrews University)

Welsh matches

South of Scotland District: Borth Todd (Gala), Walter Sutherland (Hawick), Billy Burnet (Hawick), Carl Ogilvy (Hawick), James Huggan (Jed Forest and Edinburgh University), W. Douglas (Melrose), T.D. Arthur (Selkirk), Willie Kyle (Hawick), N. Drummond (Jed Forest), A. Irving (Langholm), H.M. McMillan (Selkirk), J. Jardine (Melrose), C. Clarke (Gala), W. C. Balfour (Jed Forest), G. Brown (Hawick)
Monmouth County: W. Haley (Pill Harriers), Reg Plummer (Newport), G. Parkhouse (Pontypool), W. Bowen (Abertillery),

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(Newport), Walter Martin (Newport), W. J. Evans (Brynmawr),

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(Pontypool), C. W. Pritchard (Newport), Enoch Davis (Blaenavon), R. Edwards (Newport), R. Jenkins (Abertillery), P. Jones (Newport), W. Trump (Pill Harriers)

International matches

No touring matches this season.

References

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