S C O T L A N D - Internationals 1933

(Match 163)  1st April 1933  (British Championship)
SCOTLAND - ENGLAND  2-1  (1-1)
Referee:   Samuel Thompson (Northern Ireland)
Crowd:     134.170, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goals:     1-0 	James Edward McGrory 		 5' 
	   1-1 	George Samuel Hunt 		30'
	   2-1 	James Edward McGrory 		80'
SCOTLAND:
John Jackson			(4/Partick Thistle) -
Andrew Anderson			(1/Heart of Midlothian)
William (Peter) McGonagle	(1/Celtic) -
Peter Wilson			(4/Celtic)
Robert Gillespie (Captain)	(4/Queen's Park)
George Clark Phillips Brown	(5/Rangers) -
James Crawford			(5/Queen's Park)
Dr.James Marshall		(2/Rangers)
James Edward McGrory		(6/Celtic)
Robert Low McPhail		(9/Rangers)
Douglas (Dally) Duncan		(2/Derby County)

ENGLAND:
Henry Edward Hibbs - Thomas Cooper, Ernest Blenkinsop (Captain) - Alfred Henry Strange, 
Ernest Arthur Hart, Samuel Weaver - Joseph Harold Anthony Hulme, Ronald William 
Starling, George Samuel Hunt, John Pickering, John Arnold.
	
NOTES:	
	Robert Gillespie was the last Amateur player to Captain Scotland.
	William McGonagle was nicknamed "Peter" at Primary School in honour of his Father,
	who played for Hamilton Academical.
		


(Match 164)  16th September 1933  (British Championship)
SCOTLAND - NORTHERN IRELAND  1-2  (0-2)
Referee:   Edward Wood (England)
Crowd:     27.135, Celtic Park (Parkhead), Glasgow
Goals:     0-1 	D.K.Martin
	   0-2 	D.K.Martin 
	   1-2 	Robert Low McPhail 		84'
SCOTLAND:
John Diamond Harkness			(11/Heart of Midlothian) -
Andrew Anderson				(2/Heart of Midlothian)
William (Peter) McGonagle (Captain)	(2/Celtic) -
Alexander Massie			(5/Heart of Midlothian)
Alexander Lowe				(1/Falkirk)
William Telfer				(2/Motherwell) -
James Murray Boyd			(1/Newcastle United)
Alexander Venters			(1/Cowdenbeath)
James Edward McGrory			(7/Celtic)
Robert Low McPhail			(10/Rangers)
James Munro King			(2/Hamilton Academical)

N.IRELAND:
Elisha Scott - T.Willingham, R.P.Fulton - J.McMahon, J.Jones, W.Mitchell - H.Blair, 
Alexander Ernest Stevenson, D.K.Martin, J.Coulter, J.Mahood.
			
NOTES:	
	Scotland missed a first half Penalty kick.



(Match 165)  4th October 1933  (British Championship)
WALES - SCOTLAND  3-2  (2-0)
Referee:   Edward Wood (England)
Crowd:     40.000, Ninian Park, Cardiff
Goals:     1-0 	William Evans 			25'
	   2-0 	Walter William Robbins 		35'
	   3-0 	David John Astley 		57'
	   3-1 	William MacFadyen 		75'
	   3-2 	Douglas (Dally) Duncan 		80'
WALES:
William Ronald John - Sidney Wilfred Lawrence, Benjamin Ellis - James Patrick Murphy, 
Thomas Percival Griffiths, David Thomas Richards - Cuthbert Phillips, Eugene O'Callaghan, 
David John Astley, Walter William Robbins, William Evans.

SCOTLAND:
John Diamond Harkness		(12/Heart of Midlothian) -
Andrew Anderson (Captain)	(3/Heart of Midlothian)
Duncan Urquhart			(1/Hibernian) -
Matthew Busby			(1/Manchester City)
John Blair			(1/Motherwell)
James Sime McLuckie		(1/Manchester City) -
Francis Reynolds McGurk		(1/Birmingham City)
John McMenemy			(1/Motherwell)
William MacFadyen		(1/Motherwell)
James Ferrier Easson		(3/Portsmouth)
Douglas (Dally) Duncan		(3/Derby County)

NOTES:	
	Some record books give the Scottish Goalkeeper as Joe Kennaway, but this is wrong as
	Kennaway had a broken finger at this time.
	
	John McMenemy was the Son of James McMenemy, the famous Celtic player.  His Brother
	Harry McMenemy was actually chosen to play in this match, but had to pull out through
	injury, and John McMenemy took his place!  Harry McMenemy was never capped for Scotland.
		


(Match 166)  29th November 1933  (Friendly match)
SCOTLAND - AUSTRIA  2-2  (1-1)
Referee:   John Langenus (Belgium)
Crowd:     62.000, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goals:     1-0 	David Ditchburn Meiklejohn 		 5' 
	   1-1 	Karl Zischek
	   2-1 	William MacFadyen 			49' 
	   2-2 	Anton Schall
SCOTLAND:
James (Joe) Kennaway			(1/Celtic) -
Andrew Anderson				(4/Heart of Midlothian)
William (Peter) McGonagle		(3/Celtic) -
David Ditchburn Meiklejohn(Captain)	(15/Rangers)
Philip Ross Watson			(1/Blackpool)
George Clark Phillips Brown		(6/Rangers) -
Duncan Henderson Ogilvie		(1/Motherwell)
Robert Bruce				(1/Middesbrough)
William MacFadyen			(2/Motherwell)
Robert Low McPhail			(11/Rangers)
Douglas (Dally) Duncan			(4/Derby County)
  
AUSTRIA:  (Coach:  Dr.Hugo Meisl)
Peter Platzer - A.Janda, Karl Sesta - Franz Wagner, Josef Smistik, Walter Nausch - 
Karl Zischek, Josef Bican, Matthias Sindelar, Anton Schall, Rudolf Viertl.