Kinnaird was absent.
3 of the Scots were born in Scotland ( The Smiths and Fitzgerald Crawford) and 3 in India (Renny-Tailyour, Lindsay and Elliot).
Walker put the English 2 up and Lt Henry Waugh Renny-Tailyour (RE) pulled one back for Scotland.
The Oval
18.11.71
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‘England’
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‘Scotland’
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Charles Stephenson
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Wanderers
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Robert Smith
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Queen’s Park
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Albert Thompson
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Wanderers
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William Lindsay
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Old Wykehamists
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Edgar Lubbock
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Old Etonians
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Charles Nepean
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Oxford University
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Charles Alcock [c]
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Wanderers
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Henry
Renny-Tailyour [c]
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Royal Engineers
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Lt.Renny-Tailyour later won the FA Cup with Royal Engineers and represented Scotland in an official international. He also played Rugby for Scotland and was a first class cricketer.
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Thomas Baker
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Clapham Rovers
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Hugh Mitchell
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Royal Engineers
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Morten Betts
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Harrow Chequers
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Robert Crawford
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Harrow Chequers
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Jarvis Kenrick
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Clapham Rovers
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Harold Ferguson
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Royal Artillery
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The previous Saturday Kenrick had scored the
first ever FA Cup goal in his club’s 3–0 victory over Upton Park. Kenrick won the FA Cup three years running with
Wanderers.
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Robert W. Vidal
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Westminster School
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Fitzgerald Crawford
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Harrow Chequers
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Robert Walker
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Clapham Rovers
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Arnold Smith
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Oxford University
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Percy Weston
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Barnes
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James Kirkpatrick
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Civil Service
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William P. Crake
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Wanderers
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Edward Elliott
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Wanderers
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Jarvis Kenrick
