1947–48 Scottish Districts season

Rugby union competition Scotland 1947–48 9 1946–47 Scottish Districts season 1948–49 Scottish Districts season The 1947–48 Scottish Districts season is a record of all the rugby union matches for Scotland's district teams. History Glasgow District beat Edinburgh District in the Inter-City match. https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=-WdAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=kJQMAAAAIBAJ&pg=4765%2C5294810 The Glasgow Herald - Google News Archive Search The West of Scotland v East of Scotland match scheduled for 29 November 1947 was called off.https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000540/19471201/095/0002 subscription British Newspaper Archive In the Scotland Probables v Scotland Possibles match, the Possibles (Rest) beefed up their forward pack when W. A. Todd (Bath) replaced W. P. McLaren (Aberdeen GSFP) in the second half.https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000540/19471222/070/0002 subscription British Newspaper Archive Representative matches next season will be : — Sept. 27—North v . Midlands, at Perth. Oct. 8—North of Scotland v . Australia, at Aberdeen. Oct. 11—South of Scotland v . Australia, at Melrose. Oct. 15—Glasgow and Edinburgh v . Australia, at Glasgow, Nov. 8—Edinburgh District Union v . South District Union, at Edinburgh. Nov. 15—Glasgow and District Union v . Rest of West Clubsat Glasgow. Nov. 22—Scotland v . Australia, at Murrayfield. Nov. 29—East v . West, in the West. Dec. 6—Inter-City, at Glasgow. Dec. 20—Trialat Murrayfield. Jan. 24—Scotland v . France, at Murrayfield. Feb. 7—Wales v . Scotland in Wales. Feb. 28—Ireland v . Scotland, at Dublin. March 20—Scotland v . England, at Murrayfield. Usually played in November, the North v . Midlands match has been advanced to September and will be a trial for the early visit of the Australians. The South v . North match does not appear on the card this season owing to the heavy representative fixture list.https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000540/19470516/173/0007 subscription British Newspaper Archive South play Co-Optimists on 1 October 1947.https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000470/19470902/096/0003 subscription British Newspaper Archive Results DateTryConversionPenaltyDropped goalGoal from markNotes1905–19473 points2 points3 points4 points3 points Inter-City 6 December 1947 Glasgow District 11 - 8 ReportReport Edinburgh District Allan Cameron Angus Cameron x 2 David MacKenzieRanald Macdonald Koren Old Anniesland, Glasgow A. Bowie (Hawick) Glasgow District: W.C.W. Murdoch (Hillhead HSFP), G. D. Kay (Glasgow University), Billy Munro (Glasgow HSFP), Allan Cameron (Hillhead HSFP), C. W. R. Andrew (Glasgow Academicals), Angus Cameron (Glasgow HSFP), K. C. Gordon (Hillhead HSFP), J. R. McClure (Ayr), S. R. F. Miller (Kelvinside-West), Hamish Dawson (Glasgow Academicals), Bill Black (Glasgow HSFP), Bob Gemmill (Glasgow HSFP), D. Gibson (Glasgow University), P. A. Paterson (Hillhead HSFP), H. S. Holden (Glasgow University) Edinburgh District: C. J. R. Mair (Edinburgh University), David MacKenzie (Edinburgh University), Ranald Macdonald (Edinburgh University), T. C. Brown (Watsonians) [captain], G. T. Ewan (Watsonians), B. M. McKenzie (Edinburgh University), Angus Black (Edinburgh University), Ian Henderson (Edinburgh Academicals), R. G. Pringle (Heriots), I. G. Deas (Heriots), Robert Finlay (Watsonians), J. Wiltshire (Edinburgh University), D. M. Fisher (Watsonians), R. Koren (Stewart's College FP), Douglas Elliot (Edinburgh Academicals) Other Scottish matches 27 September 1947 2.45pm North of Scotland District 13 - 3 Report Midlands District Donny InnesR. F. ButhleyR. M. Bruce Allardyce x 2 Kennedy North Inch, Perth North of Scotland District: T. A. Findlay (Gordonians): F. R. Patterson (Aberdeen GSFP), R. F. Buthlay (Aberdeen GSFP), Donny Innes (Aberdeen GSFP) [captain], D. W. C. Smith (Aberdeen GSFP), D. R. Macgregor (Aberdeen GSFP), Dallas Allardice (Aberdeen GSFP), J. S. G. Munro (Aberdeen GSFP), G. D. Duncan (Gordonians), F. Clark (Aberdeen University), R. M. Bruce (Gordonians), W. R. Ingram (Gordonians) A. R. Burnett (Aberdeen University), L. Middleton (Aberdeen GSFP), J. H. Warrack (Aberdeen GSFP). Midlands District: R. Kennedy (Dunfermline); P. W. Grant (St Andrews University). N. Niven (Madras F.P.). A. A. S. Scott (Perth Accies) A. S. Munro (Perth Accies.): J. A. S. Taylor (Perth Accies.). D. Bain (Perth Accies.); L. Currie (Dunfermline). I. Graham (Panmure). I. Black (Perth Accies.). A. S. Thomson (Perth Accies.). H. Scott (St Andrews Un.). W. Martin (Dunfermline). L. Graham (Morgan), T. P. Cooper (St Andrews Un.). 15 November 1947 Glasgow District 15 - 12 Rest of the West Glasgow District: Rest of the West: Junior matches 8 November 1947 Edinburgh District 9 - 8 South of Scotland District Murrayfield Stadium J. M. S. Risk (Glasgow Academicals) Edinburgh District: W. Dalziel (Northern), W. Murchie (R.D.V.C), A. Kerr (R.D.V.C), M. G. Scott (Trinity Acads.). and W. Clouston (Broughton F.P.); W. W. Ewen (Broughton F.P.) and J. A. Meikle (Trinity Acads.): F. Martin (Holy Cross Acads.). C. Mallinson (Trinity Acads.); D. Smith (Broughton F.P.), W. Marshall (Edinburgh City Police), M. Scougall (Kenmore). J. H. Orr (Edinburgh City Police), [captain], J. Bisland (Preston Lodge F.P.). and I. Moonie (Musselburgh) South of Scotland District: N. Michie (Gala Star); W. Ormiston (Gala Star). A. Turnbull (Gala Y. M.), P. Sheriff (Hawick Trades). and F. Waldie (Walkerburn), J. Lumsden (Hawick Trades) [captain], and J. Mitchell (Gala Y.M.), J. Knox (Walkerburn), A. Waldie (Hawick Y.M), C. Burgess (Gala Star), J. Hegarty (Hawlck Y.M.), A. Storey (Hawick Linden), W. Daniels (Gala Star), A. Robson (Hayrick Linden) and G. Hock (Hawick Trades) 29 November 1947 West of Scotland District cancelled East of Scotland District West of Scotland District: East of Scotland District: Trial matches 20 December 1947 Scotland Probables 0 - 8 Report Scotland Possibles PringleTodd Andrew Murrayfield Stadium M. A. Allan (SRU) Probables: Ian Lumsden (Watsonians and Bath), T. G. H. Jackson (London Scottish), Donny Innes (Aberdeen GSFP), E. Ogilvy (London Scottish), David MacKenzie (Edinburgh University), K. D. Buchanan (London Scottish), W. D. Allardyce (Aberdeen GSFP), R. M. Bruce (Gordonians), G. Lyall (Gala), Ian Henderson (Edinburgh Academicals), L. Currie (Dunfermline), Hamish Dawson(Glasgow Academicals), Douglas Elliot (Edinburgh Academicals), A. J. M. Watt (Army), J. B. Lees (Gala) Possibles: D. McIntyre (Glasgow HSFP), R. W. G. Jarvie (Glasgow HSFP), L. Gloag (London Scottish), Allan Cameron (Hillhead HSFP), C. W. R. Andrew (Glasgow Academicals), Angus Cameron (Glasgow HSFP), Angus Black (Edinburgh University), W. D. F. Stobie (Oxtord University), R. W. Pringle (Heriots), S. Coltman (Hawick), Bob Gemmill (Glasgow HSFP), H. H. Campbell (London Scottish), D. Gibson (Glasgow University), W. P. Black (Glasgow HSFP), Bill McLaren (Aberdeenshire) [replaced by W. A. Todd (Bath) in the second half] English matches No other District matches played. International matches 8 October 1947 North of Scotland District 0 - 14 Report Australia WalkerMacBrideKraefitWindon Stenmark Linksfield Stadium, Aberdeen 8,000 R. A. Beattie (Watsonians) North of Scotland District: T. A. Findlay (Gordonians); A. S. Munro (Perthshire Academicals). R. F. Buthlay (Aberdeen G.S.F.P.). J. R. Kennedy (Dunfermline), D. W. C. Smith (Aberdeen G.S.F.P.), D. R. MacGregor (Aberdeen G.S.F.P.), W. D. Allardyce (Aberdeen G.S.F.P.), F. Clark (Aberdeen University), I. N. Graham (Panmure). L. Currie (Dunfermline), R. M. Bruce (Gordonians). H. Scott (St. Andrews University), W. H. Martin (Dunfermline). A. S. Thomson (Perthshire Academicals), T. B. Cooper (St Andrews University). Australia: Clem Windsor, Arthur Tonkin, T. K. Bourke, Alan Walker, J. W. T. MacBride; Eddie Broad, Cyril Burke, D. H. Keller, Ken Kearney, Eric Davis, Phil Hardcastle, D. F. Kraefft, Colin Windon, J. O. Stenmark, J. G. Fuller. 11 October 1947 South of Scotland District 6 - 15 Report Australia McDonald x 2 Tonkin Allan Allan Howell The Greenyards, Melrose 12,000 M. A. Allan (SRU) South of Scotland District: J. Sanderson (Gala), A. Charters (Kelso), C. McDonald (Jed-Forest), C. W. Drummond (Melrose), G . Wilson (Kelso), J. Chalmers (Hawick), J. Wright (Hawick), S. Coltman (Hawick), G. G. Lyall (Gala), D. Welsh (Kelso), W. Herbert (Gala), A. Crawford (Melrose), D. Valentine (Hawick), J. B. Lees (Gala) [captain], R. Anderson (Selkirk) Australia: B. J. Piper, C. C. Eastes, Trevor Allan [captain], Max Howell, Arthur Tonkin, Mick Cremin, Cyril Burke, Eric Davis, Ken Kearney, D. H. Keller, G. M. Cooke, J. O. Stenmirk, D. F. Kraefft, Phil Hardcastle, Colin Windon 15 October 1947 Cities District 9 - 23 Report Australia Andrew x 3 AllanKellerKearneyBurkeEastes Piper x 2 Emery Old Anniesland, Glasgow Adam Austin Cities District: T . Nell (Kelvinside-West), R. W. G. Jarvie (Glasgow HSFP), C. W. R. Andrew (Glasgow Academicals), Ranald Macdonald (Edinburgh University), G. T. Ewan (Watsonians), I. C. P. Thomson (Melville College FP) [captain], Angus Black (Edinburgh University), Hamish Dawson (Glasgow Academicals), R. W. Pringle (Heriots), T. P. L. McGlashan (Royal HSFP), S. W. Hill (Kelvinside-West), D. W. Deas (Heriots), Douglas Elliot (Edinburgh Academicals), D. I. McLean (Royal HSFP), R. C. Taylor (Kelvinside-West) Australia: B. J. Piper, C. C. Eastes, Trevor Allan [captain], Max Howell, J. W. T. MacBride, N. A. Emery, Cyril Burke, E TweedaleKen Kearney, Bob McMaster, D. H. Keller, D. F. Kraefft, G. M. Cooke, Colin Windon, A. T. Buchan, J. O. Stenmark References Scottish Districts season Category:Scottish Districts seasons