The 1906–07 Scottish Districts season is a record of all the
rugby union
Rugby union football, commonly known simply as rugby union in English-speaking countries and rugby 15/XV in non-English-speaking world, Anglophone Europe, or often just rugby, is a Contact sport#Terminology, close-contact team sport that orig ...
matches for Scotland's district teams.
History
Glasgow District and
Edinburgh District drew nil-nil in the Inter-City match.
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Results
Inter-City
Glasgow District: H. A. Spencer (Glasgow HSFP), William Campbell Church (Glasgow Academicals), J. A. Findlay (Kelvinside Academicals), Tennant Sloan (Glasgow Academicals), Jimmy Dobson (Glasgow Academicals), A. Carr Frame (Glasgow Academicals), A. H. Gallie (Glasgow Academicals), William Patrick Scott (West of Scotland), William Thomson (West of Scotland), W. C. Currie (West of Scotland), George Frew (Glasgow HSFP), R. M. Mather (Clydesdale), R. W. Cassels (Kelvinside Academicals), R. B. Waddell (Glasgow Academicals), H. G. Wilson (Glasgow University)
Edinburgh District: John Simson (Edinburgh University), H. J. Scougal (Watsonians), John Forbes (Watsonians), J. M. McKeand (Edinburgh Academicals), A. D. Anderson (Edinburgh Academicals), D. Cotterill (Edinburgh Academicals), J. B. Stewart (Institution), David Bedell-Sivright
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(Edinburgh University), James MacKenzie (Edinburgh University), Jock Scott (Edinburgh Academicals), J. French (Institution), George Sanderson (Royal HSFP), J. M. Usher (Edinburgh Wanderers), Louis Moritz Speirs (Watsonians), John MacCallum
John MacCallum (11 October 1883 – 29 November 1957) was a Scotland international rugby union player.
Rugby Union career
Amateur career
He played for Watsonians.
Provincial career
He represented Edinburgh District in 1910, captaining the ...
(Watsonians)
Other Scottish matches
North of Scotland District: C. Rennie (Panmure), M. Williamson (Aberdeen GSFP), P. Watson (Panmure), M. Nicoll (Panmure), J. Ovenstone (Panmure), J. E. McIntyre aptain(Panmure), C. F. Aitken (Kirkcaldy), D. Nicoll (Panmure), D. M. Mitchell (Panmure), H. Fullerton (Panmure), G. Kirkby (Kirkcaldy), J. Scott (Perthshire), P. Black (Dundee HSFP), H. Mill (Aberdeen University), J. Pope (Aberdeen GSFP)
South Western District: S. Hendry (Bearsden), A. McPherson (Ayr), W. Lang (Greenock Wanderers), J. J. Ramsay (Greenock Wanderers), J. L. C. Gudgeon (Ayr), James Reid Kerr
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Early ...
aptain(Greenock Wanderers), J. McFadzean (Ayr), F. Lyle (Greenock Wanderers), R. S. Smith (Lenzie), C. J. McIntyre (Greenock Wanderers), A. J. Gray (Ayr), A. Drew (Craigielea), T. R.C. Clough (Ayr)
South of Scotland: J. T. Robson (Jed-Forest), D. Brown (Gala), G. S. Scott (Gala), Shannon (Hawick), W. Drummond (Melrose), W. McCrirrick (Gala), Renilson (Jed-Forest), J. Arthur (Gala), J. Aitchison (Gala), W. Jardine (Jed-Forest), J. Scott (Langholm), W. McVitie (Langholm), G. Johnstone (Hawick), J. E. Fairbairn (Melrose), Wight (Jed-Forest)
Anglo-Scots: Douglas Schulze
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Rugby Union career
Amateur career
He initially played for Glasgow Academicals and Fettes College at school and then play ...
(London Scottish), Alex Purves
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He was capped ten times for between 1906 and 1908. He also played for London Scottish FC
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(London Scottish), Maurie Walter
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Walter was born to British expatriates in Yokohama, Japan, and attended Merchiston Castle School in Edinburgh.
A centre, Walter played for ...
(London Scottish), George Cunningham (London Scottish), D. F. Moir (United Services), Ernest Simson (London Scottish), Patrick Munro (London Scottish), Irvine Geddes (London Scottish), J. R. Simson (London Scottish), Geoffrey Gowlland
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(London Scottish), D. A. Hutchinson (London Scottish), J. D. Young (London Scottish), H. Munro (London Scottish), T. S. Jobson (Sandhurst), W. P. Cowper (London Scottish)
Cities: G. H. Urquhart (Royal HSFP), H. J. Scougal (Watsonians), George Cunningham (London Scottish), J. L. Forbes (Watsonians), J. Douglas Brown (Gala), A. C. Frame (Glasgow Academicals), J. B. Stewart (Institution), J. C. McCallum (Watsonians), Louis Moritz Speirs (Watsonians), William Thomson (West of Scotland), J. M. McKenzie (Edinburgh University), J. French (Institute), R. B. Waddell (Glasgow Academicals), George Sanderson (Royal HSFP), Jock Scott (Edinburgh Academicals)
Provinces: D. G. Schulze (London Scottish), D. F. Moir (United Services), D. G. McGregor (Pontypridd and Watsonians), M. W. Walter (London Scottish), A. L. Purves (London Scottish), P. L. H. Noble (United Services), J. E. McIntyre (Panmure), L. C. Geddes (London Scottish), H. G. Monteith (London Scottish), H. Milne (Aberdeen University), Cecil Abercrombie (United Services), W. B. Jardine (Jed-Forest), G. C. Gowland (London Scottish), J. D. Young (London Scottish), J. W. Alexander (Cambridge University)
English matches
No other District matches played.
International matches
No touring matches this season.
References
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1906–07 in Scottish rugby union
Scottish Districts seasons