Edinburgh, Nov. 13.
Twenty-eight thousand" spectators witnessed Scotland defeat Ireland by the odd goal in three in an Interna: Honal match played here to-day. The teams were:
Scotland—Jackson (Chelsea). Ander son (Hoar), Cummings (Partick), Massie (ifearis), Simpson (Glasgow Hastings (Sunderland), De-(Celtic). Walker (hearts), Armstrong (Aberdeen), Bills (Aber deen). Duncan (Deroy)
Treland—Scott. (Belfast Celtic), Cook caverton), Fulton (Belfast Celtic), Mccullough (Manchester City), Jones (Linfield), Mitchell" (Chelsea), Duggan (Leeds), "stevenson (Everton}, Bamo-Hick (Chelsea), Doherty (Blackpool)
Kelly' (Derby City).
The weather was fine, and there wasa little wind as the teams took the field. Following a scoreless frst-half, "Ireland opened the scoring shortly after resumption, Bambrick passing to Jackson, who heeled the ball to Kelly, the latter netting with 'a beautiful low drive.
Shortly afterwards, however, clever combination between Duncan and Mills ended in Walker scoring the. equalizer with a drive from 25 yardi away from the goal.
"Both sides alternately forced the pace and. amid great excitement, Scotland forced a couple of corners. Walker was unlucky in not scoring, shot. hitting the eross-bar with a smashing
Scotland pressed continuously during the later stages of the game, but Scott, the Irish goalie, was equal to the occasion and saved from several stinging shots. A minute from the close, however, the Dressure fold and Duncan scored the winning goal.—Reuter.
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