England won 1-0 thanks to a goal by Walker following a run by Alcock. Notice that at this point in the game's development that the teams changed ends after a goal had been scored.
Note that one could apply by post to be considered for selection.
Game 2:
19.11.70- The Oval.
‘England’ 1-0 ‘Scotland’
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‘England’
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‘Scotland’
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Charles Alcock (c)
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Harrow Pilgrims
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James Kirkpatrick [c]
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Civil Service FC
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Alfred J. Baker
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Wanderers
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Arthur Kinnaird
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Wanderers
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Thomas Carter
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Eton College
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Charles Nepean
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Oxford University
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Eton schoolboy
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Former Charterhouse pupil who became a vicar. 1874 FA Cup Winner with Oxford University.
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John Cockerel
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Brixton
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Galfrid Congreve
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No club
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William
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Harrow School
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Robert Crawford
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Harrow Chequers
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Thomas Hooman
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Wanderers
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William Baillie
Hamilton
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Civil Service FC
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FA Cup winner with Wanderers (1872)
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Edgar Lubbock
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West Kent
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Gilbert Kennedy
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Wanderers
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Walter Paton
17 year old Paton was still at Harrow School
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William Lindsay Old Wykehamists
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Henry Preston
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Eton College
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Quentin Hogg Wanderers
A Christian philanthropist | |||
Robert W. Vidal
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Westminster School
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Henry Primrose
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Civil Service
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Sir Henry William Primrose K.C.B., C.S.I., I.S.O., P.C was later private secretary to the Prime Minister.
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Robert Walker
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Clapham Rovers
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Robert Smith
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Queen’s Park
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Lt. Col. Robert Sandilands Frowd Walker, C.M.G. Introduced football to Malaya.
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Captain and founder member of Queen's Park, 2 official internationals for Scotland.
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