Ireland v Scotland 1913

This match was played  on 15th March 1913 at Dalymount Park, home of Bohemians FC. 
4 weeks previously Ireland had beaten England 2-1 in Belfast, and following this success it must have been a bitter disappointment to have finished 4th in the British Home Championship (won by England).
Here Scotland ran out 2-1 winners, goals coming from William Reid and Alex Bennett.

Val Harris (Everton)

Billy Scott (Leeds City)

Frankie Thompson (Bradford City)

Jock Walker (Swindon Town)

William Reid (Rangers)

One remarkable  incident not recorded by the artist was  the arrest of Scotland winger George Robertson (The Wednesday) for allegedly breaking a spectators leg! Robertson went into the crowd to retrieve the ball. The ball was thrown at him and in the ensuing fracas he 'came into contact' with spectators.
Trouble spread.
The crowd followed the Scottish players to their hotel, and Jock Walker was assaulted.
The Scottish Association were of course outraged by the proceedings:

Evening Telegraph and Post 19.03.13

Scott

Belfast born Peerless Billy Scott played for Everton (1904-1912) and Leeds City (1912-14). He was an FA Cup winner in 1906. In first class English Football he kept 100 clean sheets in 315 games (289 for Everton)- 31.74%. He represented Ireland 25 times. Clean sheets: 5  W- 6, D- 3, L-16. He played for Liverpool during the 1914-18 war.

 Billy had a younger brother, 11 years his junior. Everton turned down Lish, who then went on to make 468 appearances for Liverpool in 2 spells (he returned to Ireland during the 1914-18 war) 137 clean sheets (29.27%). He won 2 league Championships with the Reds (1921/22, 1922/23)
For Ireland (1920-36)- 31 appearances . Cleansheets: 6. W-7, D-7, L- 17.
Scott won a number of honours in Ulster during the 1915-19 period and later managed Belfast Celtic with some success.