The Scottish FA had declined invitations for separate tours to New Zealand and Australia due to financial arrangements and the distance and time involved. However, they decided to accept an invitation from the Dominion of Canada FA received on 18 October 1926. After discussion, arrangements were agreed a tour by 18 players, a trainer and four officials leaving Glasgow on 13 May 1927 and returning from Canada on 15 July 1927. The Scottish FA minutes state the match in Calgary was originally scheduled for June 11, Vancouver for June 25 and only match in Toronto on July 9 although the Scottish side played twice (July 10 and 11). Newspaper reports suggest these matches may not have been played on the planned dates. The date difference issue could be due to a change in the tour schedule or the timeliness when press agency match reports were sent to the UK. This sometimes makes it difficult to be certain that the match was played on the scheduled date.
McGrory (Celtic) and Rankin (Dundee) were replaced in the final party by J McStay (Celtic) and Munro (St.Johnstone) respectively. By the time of the tour Simpson had transferred from Dundee United to Rangers.
Tuesday 24th May 1927 (Canada tour)
MONTREAL ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 2-3 (1-1)
Referee: Horace S Lyons (Montreal, Quebec)
Crowd: 7.091, Delorimier Downs (see note), Montreal, Quebec
Goals: 0-1 Cunningham (36), 1-1 Baillie (41), 2-1 Renfrew (68), 2-2 Gallagher (86),
2-3 Cunningham (88) penalty
MONTREAL ALL-STARS:
C Brown (Maroons), Harry Barnes (Canadian National Railway), Robert MacAulay (Carsteel),
Jimmy Bardell (Canadian Pacific Railway), Peter Miller (Carsteel), Sinclair (Gurney),
Bill Westwater (Carsteel), Jack Green (Carsteel), Jack Renfrew (Canadian National Railway),
Dave McKenzie (Carsteel), Jimmy Baillie (Canadian National Railway).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
Thomas Scott (Falkirk)
William McStay (Celtic)
Thomas Allan Muirhead (Rangers)
James McStay (Celtic)
Thomas Craig (Rangers)
Alexander Archibald (Rangers)
Patrick Gallagher (Falkirk)
James Auchterlonie Munro (St.Johnstone)
Andrew Cunningham (Rangers)
Adam McLean (Celtic)
Notes: Scottish-born Carsteel's player Robert MacAulay won two full caps for Scotland in 1931.
His football career took him to Canada, the United States of America, England, Wales,
the Republic of Ireland as well as a return to Scotland.
The name of the stadium is not known. It may have been Delorimier Downs that was developed
and opened as a baseball park in May 1928 but may have been used as a sports ground before.
At various times it was also known as Montreal Stadium, Hector Racine Stadium and Stade
Delorimier.
Thursday 26th May 1927 (Canada tour)
HAMILTON AND DISTRICT ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 1-6 (HT not known)
Referee: Alex McCulloch (Hamilton, Ontario)
Crowd: 7.000, Scott Park, Hamilton, Ontario
Goals: 1 (Munro) HAMILTON AND DISTRICT ALL-STARS - 6 (Simpson 3, Cook, Archibald, Cunningham) SCOTLAND XI
HAMILTON AND DISTRICT ALL-STARS:
Joe Scanlon (City), Bobby Lodge (Thistles), Arthur Vickers (City), George Totten (City),
Billy Gilvear (City), Slater (Thistles), Bill Barclay (Thistles), George Munro (Thistles),
Art Fell (Guelph), Hughie Aird (Brantford Cockshutts), Allan Ashthorpe (City).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
William McStay (Celtic)
Daniel Blair (Clyde)
Thomas Kelly Morrison (St.Mirren)
James McStay (Celtic)
Andrew Swallow (St.Johnstone)
Alexander Archibald (Rangers)
Andrew Cunningham (Rangers)
James McMillan Simpson (Rangers)
John Hunter (Falkirk)
William Lindsay Cook (Dundee)
Notes: Andrew Swallow was named Andrew Kregsdis at birth but later changed his surname
to Swallow. His parents were Lithuanian who emigrated to and then married in Scotland.
Kregzde is the Lithuanian word for the swallow.
Saturday 28th May 1927 (Canada tour)
TORONTO ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 3-2 (2-1)
Referee: W Mitchell (Toronto, Ontario)
Crowd: 10.000, Varsity Stadium, Toronto, Ontario
Goals: 0-1 Gallagher (nk), 1-1 Lavery (nk), 2-1 Faulkner (nk), 3-1 Graham (nk), 3-2 McLean (nk)
TORONTO ALL-STARS:
Arthur J Halliwell (Scottish), Bob Calder (Bell Telephone), Bert Herring (Willys Overland),
George McCrone (48th Highlanders), Fred Williams (Ulster United), Jimmy Matthews (Craigavon),
Roy Faulkner (Ulster United), Bob Lavery (Craigavon), George Graham (Ulster United), Joe Clulow
(Ulster United), James Moir (Ulster United).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
William McStay (Celtic)
Daniel Blair (Clyde)
Thomas Kelly Morrison (St.Mirren)
James McStay (Celtic)
Andrew Swallow (St.Johnstone)
Adam McLean (Celtic)
Patrick Gallagher (Falkirk)
John Buchanan (Morton)
Andrew Cunningham (Rangers)
William Lindsay Cook (Dundee)
Wednesday 1st June 1927 (Canada tour)
NEW ONTARIO ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 1-6 (HT not known)
Referee: nk
Crowd: nk, name of the stadium nk, Fort William, Ontario
Goals: 1 (Mckee (or McKie) penalty) NEW ONTARIO ALL-STARS - 6 (Hunter 4, McLean, Archibald) SCOTLAND XI
NEW ONTARIO ALL-STARS:
Skinner, J McCreadie (Legion [Fort William]), G Ross, P Young (Willys Overland [Toronto]),
E Barker, R Brown (Legion [Fort William]), H Jones, G Hodgson (or Hodkins), T Mckee (or McKie),
W McKissock, G Grant (Legion [Fort William]).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
Thomas Scott (Falkirk)
Daniel Blair (Clyde)
Andrew Swallow (St.Johnstone)
James McMillan Simpson (Rangers)
Thomas Craig (Rangers)
Adam McLean (Celtic)
John Hunter (Falkirk)
James Auchterlonie Munro (St.Johnstone)
Thomas Allan Muirhead (Rangers)
Alexander Archibald (Rangers)
Saturday 4th June 1927 (Canada tour)
MANITOBA ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 2-5 (HT not known)
Referee: Sandy McMahon (Winnipeg, Manitoba)
Crowd: 12.000, name of the stadium nk, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Goals: 2 (Johnstone 2) MANITOBA ALL-STARS - 5 (Craig, Simpson, Cook, Hunter, Morrison) SCOTLAND XI
MANITOBA ALL-STARS:
Anderson, Dan King (United Weston [Winnipeg]), Lennon, Smillie, McKay (Nationals [Winnipeg]),
Jock McNeil (United Weston [Winnipeg]), W Lang, Alex Munro (Nationals [Winnipeg]), Johnstone,
Johnny Lang (United Weston [Winnipeg]), McAdam (Scottish [Winnipeg]).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
Thomas Scott (Falkirk)
William McStay (Celtic)
Thomas Kelly Morrison (St.Mirren)
James McStay (Celtic)
Thomas Craig (Rangers)
Alexander Archibald (Rangers)
Andrew Cunningham (Rangers)
James McMillan Simpson (Rangers)
John Hunter (Falkirk)
William Lindsay Cook (Dundee)
Notes: Both goals for Manitoba All-Stars were scored by Johnstone who was in the starting
line-up. However, the Dundee Evening Telegraph (6 June 1927) reports: "The goals
were scored by a substitute who had replaced a player injured during the match."
Monday 6th June 1927 (Canada tour)
REGINA ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 0-4 (0-1)
Referee: Bill Heatherington (Regina, Saskatchewan)
Crowd: nk, Park Hughes, Regina, Saskatchewan
Goals: 4 (Munro 2, Muirhead 2) SCOTLAND XI
REGINA ALL-STARS:
Davidson (Leader Post), Cameron (Scottish), Tommy Taylor (Scottish), F Hallam (or F Haslum)
(Leader Post), Lang (Leader Post), Bobby Laing (Leader Post), R Taylor (Nationals), A Smith
(Canadian Pacific Railway [Moose Jaw]), Richardson (Leader Post), Jack Rogers (Leader Post),
Jimmy McDill (Leader Post).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
John Buchanan (Morton)
Daniel Blair (Clyde)
Andrew Swallow (St.Johnstone)
James McMillan Simpson (Rangers)
Thomas Craig (Rangers)
Adam McLean (Celtic)
John Hunter (Falkirk)
James Auchterlonie Munro (St.Johnstone)
Thomas Allan Muirhead (Rangers)
Alexander Archibald (Rangers)
Wednesday 8th June 1927 (Canada tour)
SASKATOON ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 0-9 (0-4)
Referee: L D "Lou" Anderson (nk)
Crowd: 2.000, Mayfair Grounds, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Goals: 9 (Simpson 3, Munro 2, McLean 3, Gallagher) SCOTLAND XI
SASKATOON ALL-STARS:
Tom Valentine (Sons of England), Howard (Thistles), Robert Stewart (Thistles), Arthur Stone
(Sons of England), Fred (or Frank) Garrett (Colonsay), Jack Fraser (Thistles) [c], Tommy Reid
(Thistles), Hugh Carson (Callies), Duncan (Callies), Jack Rivett (Sons of England), Herman Clark
(Thistles).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
Thomas Scott (Falkirk)
Daniel Blair (Clyde)
Andrew Swallow (St.Johnstone)
John Buchanan (Morton)
Thomas Craig (Rangers)
Adam McLean (Celtic)
James Auchterlonie Munro (St.Johnstone)
James McMillan Simpson (Rangers)
Patrick Gallagher (Falkirk)
William Lindsay Cook (Dundee)
Sunday 12th June 1927 (Canada tour)
CALGARY ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 0-6 (HT not known)
Referee: Tim Lewis (Calgary, Alberta)
Crowd: 3.000, Victoria Park, Calgary, Alberta
Goals: 6 (Munro 4, Cunningham, Hunter) SCOTLAND XI
CALGARY ALL-STARS:
Andy Wilson (Hillhurst), Kirkpatrick (or Kilpatrick), Stevens, Jim Moyes (Callies), Matt Nesbitt
(Hillhurst), Alex Pate (Hillhurst), Stan Wakelyn (Hillhurst), Bernie Cartwright (Hillhurst),
Joe Strachan (Callies), Bill Kirkwood (Callies), Bill Stenhouse (Drumheller United).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
Thomas Scott (Falkirk)
William McStay (Celtic)
Thomas Allan Muirhead (Rangers)
James McStay (Celtic)
Thomas Craig (Rangers)
Alexander Archibald (Rangers)
Andrew Cunningham (Rangers)
James Auchterlonie Munro (St.Johnstone)
John Hunter (Falkirk)
Adam McLean (Celtic)
Monday 13th June 1927 (Canada tour)
LETHBRIDGE AND DISTRICT LEAGUE - SCOTLAND XI 0-4 (0-3)
Referee: Jimmy Gurr (Lethbridge, Alberta)
Crowd: 1.700, Adams Park, Lethbridge, Alberta
Goals: 4 (Cook, Muirhead 2, Simpson) SCOTLAND XI
LETHBRIDGE AND DISTRICT LEAGUE:
Bert Sawyer (Fernie), J Jenkins (Michel Freebooters), Jimmy Carrington (Vulcan), W Dunlop
(Callies [Lethbridge]), G Bakke (Vulcan) [sub: R Patterson (Callies [Medicine Hat]) minutes nk],
A Pink (Callies [Lethbridge]), M McLuckie (Callies [Lethbridge]), A Corett (Coal Creek),
A Heatherington (Vulcan), W Beadie (Legion), Page (Coleman).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
John Buchanan (Morton)
Daniel Blair (Clyde)
Thomas Kelly Morrison (St.Mirren)
James McMillan Simpson (Rangers)
Andrew Swallow (St.Johnstone)
Alexander Archibald (Rangers)
Thomas Allan Muirhead (Rangers)
James Auchterlonie Munro (St.Johnstone)
Adam McLean (Celtic)
William Lindsay Cook (Dundee)
Thursday 16th June 1927 (Canada tour)
VANCOUVER ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 2-9 (HT not known)
Referee: Moore (nk)
Crowd: 7.200, Athletic Park, Vancouver, British Columbia
Goals: 2 (Kerr, Smith) VANCOUVER ALL-STARS - 9 (Cunningham 3, Simpson 3, Gallagher, Swallow, Cook) SCOTLAND XI
VANCOUVER ALL-STARS:
King, Billy McDowell (Empire Stevedores), Bert Daggar (or Dagger), George Russell (North Shore United),
Les Rimmer (Empire Stevedores), Frankie O'Neill (North Shore United), Wilf Moffatt (St.Saviours),
Alex Cameron, Quene Yip (Chinese Students), Jimmy Smith (Canadian Legion [Edmonton]), Adam Kerr
(Westminster Royals [New Westminster]).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
John Buchanan (Morton)
William McStay (Celtic)
Thomas Kelly Morrison (St.Mirren)
James McStay (Celtic)
Andrew Swallow (St.Johnstone)
Alexander Archibald (Rangers)
Patrick Gallagher (Falkirk)
James McMillan Simpson (Rangers)
Andrew Cunningham (Rangers)
William Lindsay Cook (Dundee)
Saturday 18th June 1927 (Canada tour)
UPPER ISLAND ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 0-5 (HT not known)
Referee: A S Jones (nk)
Crowd: 5.000, name of the stadium nk, Nanaimo, British Columbia
Goals: 5 (McLean 2, Morrison 2, Hunter) SCOTLAND XI
UPPER ISLAND ALL-STARS:
A Orr (Canadian Collieries [Cumberland]), Len Perry (Nanaimo City), Alex Thompson (Nanaimo City),
Jimmy Knight (Nanaimo City), Neil McFarland (Nanaimo City), Dickie Stobbart (Nanaimo City),
Nelson Wilson (Nanaimo City), John Sandland (Nanaimo City), Dave Cowie (Nanaimo City),
"Tuffy" Davis (club nk but Canadian Collieries [Cumberland] in 1926), Alex Fowler (Nanaimo City).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
Thomas Scott (Falkirk)
William McStay (Celtic)
Thomas Allan Muirhead (Rangers)
James McStay (Celtic)
Thomas Craig (Rangers)
Alexander Archibald (Rangers)
Thomas Kelly Morrison (St.Mirren)
James Auchterlonie Munro (St.Johnstone)
John Hunter (Falkirk)
Adam McLean (Celtic)
Wednesday 22nd June 1927 (Canada tour)
VICTORIA ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 1-4 (HT not known)
Referee: nk
Crowd: nk, Royal Athletic Ground, Victoria, British Columbia
Goals: 1 (Glancy) VICTORIA ALL-STARS - 4 (Munro 2, Cook, Hunter) SCOTLAND XI
VICTORIA ALL-STARS:
Tom Bridges (club nk but Veterans in 1926), Bill Campbell (club nk but Veterans in 1926),
Alex Whyte, Hosmer, Bob Preston (club nk but Veterans in 1926), John Peden, Archie Campbell,
Johnny Watt, Danny Glancy, Ernie Warren, Alex Cameron.
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
John Buchanan (Morton)
Daniel Blair (Clyde)
Thomas Allan Muirhead (Rangers)
James McMillan Simpson (Rangers)
Andrew Swallow (St.Johnstone)
Adam McLean (Celtic)
Patrick Gallagher (Falkirk)
James Auchterlonie Munro (St.Johnstone)
John Hunter (Falkirk)
William Lindsay Cook (Dundee)
Sunday 26th June 1927 (Canada tour)
BRITISH COLUMBIA ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 0-6 (HT not known)
Referee: nk
Crowd: 6.000, name of the stadium nk, Vancouver, British Columbia
Goals: 6 (Munro 3, Cook 2, Swallow) SCOTLAND XI
BRITISH COLUMBIA ALL-STARS:
Andy Roots (B.C.Sugar Refinery) – Bert Daggar (or Dagger), Vic Laven – George Russell
(North Shore United [Vancouver]), Neil McFarland (Nanaimo City), Jimmy Heaps (club nk
but Ladysmith in 1926) – Alex Cameron, Bob McDougall (Veterans [Edmonton]), Duff Davies,
Dickie Stobbart (Nanaimo City), Adam Kerr (Westminster Royals [New Westminster]).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
John Buchanan (Morton)
William McStay (Celtic)
Andrew Swallow (St.Johnstone)
James McStay (Celtic)
Thomas Craig (Rangers)
Alexander Archibald (Rangers)
Andrew Cunningham (Rangers)
James Auchterlonie Munro (St.Johnstone)
John Hunter (Falkirk)
William Lindsay Cook (Dundee)
Notes: Andy Roots was awarded a medal as the best player in the British Columbia team.
Monday 27th June 1927 (Canada tour)
EDMONTON ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 1-10 (HT not known)
Referee: Billy Thompson (Edmonton, Alberta)
Crowd: nk, Renfrew Park, Edmonton, Alberta
Goals: 1 (McKay) EDMONTON ALL-STARS - 10 (Munro 5, Morrison 2, Swallow, Simpson, Archibald) SCOTLAND XI
EDMONTON ALL-STARS:
Charlie Pinnell (Canadian National Railway), Teddy Geldart (Canadian National Railway),
Lamb (Legion), Reid (Callies), Johnny Wilson (Legion), Dingley (Legion), S Patterson
(Canadian National Railway), Bobby Sneddon (Callies), Bill Findler (Shamrocks),
Colin McKay (Canadian National Railway), Tommy Minchin (Shamrocks).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
John Buchanan (Morton)
Daniel Blair (Clyde)
Thomas Kelly Morrison (St.Mirren)
James McMillan Simpson (Rangers)
Andrew Swallow (St.Johnstone)
Alexander Archibald (Rangers)
Thomas Craig (Rangers)
James Auchterlonie Munro (St.Johnstone)
John Hunter (Falkirk)
Adam McLean (Celtic)
Wednesday 29th June 1927 (Canada tour)
SCOTLAND XI - HAKOAH WEIN 4-1 (HT not known)
Referee: Sandy McMahon (Winnipeg, Manitoba)
Crowd: 10.000, name of the stadium nk, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Goals: 4 (Muirhead, Munro 2, Cunningham (penalty?)) SCOTLAND XI - 1 (Grünwald) HAKOAH WEIN
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
John Buchanan (Morton)
William McStay (Celtic)
Thomas Kelly Morrison (St.Mirren)
James McStay (Celtic)
Thomas Allan Muirhead (Rangers)
Alexander Archibald (Rangers)
Andrew Cunningham (Rangers)
James Auchterlonie Munro (St.Johnstone)
John Hunter (Falkirk)
Adam McLean (Celtic)
HAKOAH WEIN:
Alexander Fabian, Max Scheuer, Hans Tandler, Joseph Strohs (or Stross), Bela Guttmann,
Richard Fried, Erno Schwarz, Moritz Haeusler, Alois Hess, Max Grünwald, Otto Fischer.
Notes: Tandler was alleged to have kicked Munro after he was being charged when about to pass
the ball. Several players got involved and many spectators invaded the pitch. Tandler
was crushed in the melee and was carried off. Later in the match during a goalmouth
scramble Grünwald fell and broke his arm.
Hakoah was a Jewish-Austrian club from Vienna undertaking a 14-match tour of North
America at the time and included several Austrian and Hungarian internationals in
the team. Most famous of all was Bela Guttmann who coached Benfica in the 1960s.
Friday 1st July 1927 (Canada tour)
NORTHERN ONTARIO ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 1-7 (0-5)
Referee: Steve Lynn (nk)
Crowd: 2.000, name of the stadium nk, Timmins, Ontario
Goals: 1 (Dougall) NORTHERN ONTARIO ALL-STARS - 7 (Craig 2, Gallagher 2, Swallow, Cook, Buchanan) SCOTLAND XI
NORTHERN ONTARIO ALL-STARS:
J Elrick (club nk but Wolves [Timmins] in 1926), J Liddle (or Liddie) (club nk but Wolves
[Timmins] in 1926), T Ramsey, G Cooper (club nk but Wolves [Timmins] in 1926), L Loberg,
F Rankin, H Richmond, A Hamilton (club nk but Kirkland Lake in October 1927), W Parsons
(club nk but Kirkland Lake in October 1927), Edward Dougall (club nk but Wolves [Timmins]
in 1926), W Carroll.
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
Daniel Blair (Clyde)
Thomas Scott (Falkirk)
Andrew Swallow (St.Johnstone)
James McStay (Celtic)
John Buchanan (Morton)
William Lindsay Cook (Dundee)
Thomas Craig (Rangers)
Thomas Kelly Morrison (St.Mirren)
Patrick Gallagher (Falkirk)
James McMillan Simpson (Rangers)
Monday 4th July 1927 (Canada tour)
WINDSOR ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 2-4 (HT not known)
Referee: Dave Evans (Detroit, Michigan)
Crowd: 4.000, Kelsey Park, Windsor, Ontario
Goals: 2 (Mercer, Visser) WINDSOR ALL-STARS - 4 (Muirhead 2, Cunningham, Cook) SCOTLAND XI
WINDSOR ALL-STARS:
A Orr (Canadian Collieries [Cumberland]), Robert Greig (or Gregg) (Windsor), Maurice Fairhurst
(Canadian Collieries [Cumberland]), Inglis (Canadian Collieries [Cumberland]), Tommy McGowan
(Windsor), Joe Spence (Canadian National Railway), Ponic (Windsor), Maurice Honeyman (Canadian
National Railway), Gerrit Visser (Canadian National Railway), Jackson (Canadian National Railway),
Bobby Mercer (Windsor).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
William McStay (Celtic)
Daniel Blair (Clyde)
Thomas Kelly Morrison (St.Mirren)
Andrew Swallow (St.Johnstone)
Thomas Craig (Rangers)
Alexander Archibald (Rangers)
Thomas Allan Muirhead (Rangers)
James Auchterlonie Munro (St.Johnstone)
Andrew Cunningham (Rangers)
William Lindsay Cook (Dundee)
Sunday 10th July 1927 (Canada tour)
ONTARIO ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 0-10 (HT not known)
Referee: Art McNeilly (nk)
Crowd: 12.000, name of the stadium nk, Toronto, Ontario
Goals: 10 (Munro 4, McLean 4, Cunningham, Hunter) SCOTLAND XI
ONTARIO ALL-STARS:
Arthur J Halliwell (Scottish [Toronto]), Bob Calder (Bell Telephone [Toronto]), Bert Herring
(Willys Overland [Toronto]), George McCrone (48th Highlanders [Toronto]), Fred Williams
(Ulster United [Toronto]), Jimmy Matthews (Craigavon), Roy Faulkner (Ulster United [Toronto]),
Bob Lavery (Craigavon), George Graham (Ulster United [Toronto]), Jimmy Galloway (Ulster United
[Toronto]), James Moir (Ulster United [Toronto]).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
John Buchanan (Morton)
William McStay (Celtic)
Thomas Kelly Morrison (St.Mirren)
James McStay (Celtic)
Thomas Craig (Rangers)
Alexander Archibald (Rangers)
Andrew Cunningham (Rangers)
James Auchterlonie Munro (St.Johnstone)
John Hunter (Falkirk)
Adam McLean (Celtic)
Notes: With the exception of Jimmy Galloway, who replaced Joe Clulow, the opposing team
was made up of the same players who represented the Toronto All-Stars on 28th May
1927 and inflicted the only defeat of the tour.
Monday 11th July 1927 (Canada tour)
TORONTO ULSTER UNITED - SCOTLAND XI 0-3 (0-2)
Referee: Art McNeilly (nk)
Crowd: 10.000, name of the stadium nk, Toronto, Ontario
Goals: 3 (Muirhead, Gallagher, Munro) SCOTLAND XI
TORONTO ULSTER UNITED:
Fraser, Dave Eadie, Walter Rankin, Sammy Grant, Fred Williams, Angus Watt, Cowan, Jimmy Galloway,
George Graham, George Forrest, James Moir.
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
William McStay (Celtic)
Daniel Blair (Clyde)
Thomas Allan Muirhead (Rangers)
James McStay (Celtic)
Andrew Swallow (St.Johnstone)
Adam McLean (Celtic)
Patrick Gallagher (Falkirk)
James Auchterlonie Munro (St.Johnstone)
John Hunter (Falkirk)
William Lindsay Cook (Dundee)
Friday 15th July 1927 (Canada tour)
MONTREAL ALL-STARS - SCOTLAND XI 2-4 (0-2)
Referee: Horace S Lyons (Montreal, Quebec)
Crowd: nk, name of the stadium nk, Montreal, Quebec
Goals: 2 (Green, Renfrew) MONTREAL ALL-STARS - 4 (Munro, Archibald, McLean, Cook) SCOTLAND XI
MONTREAL ALL-STARS:
C Brown (Maroons), Adams, Robert MacAulay (Carsteel), Peter Miller (Carsteel), Jimmy Dunlop
(club nk but Gurney in 1926), Sinclair (Gurney), Bill Westwater (Carsteel), Jack Green
(Carsteel), Jack Renfrew (Canadian National Railway), Smith, Jimmy Baillie (Carsteel).
SCOTLAND XI:
Thomas Hamilton (Rangers)
John Buchanan (Morton)
William McStay (Celtic)
Thomas Kelly Morrison (St.Mirren)
James McStay (Celtic)
Andrew Swallow (St.Johnstone)
Alexander Archibald (Rangers)
Adam McLean (Celtic)
James Auchterlonie Munro (St.Johnstone)
John Hunter (Falkirk)
William Lindsay Cook (Dundee)
Notes: Jimmy Baillie played against the Scotland XI for Montreal All-Stars on 24th May 1927
and his club was given as Canadian National Railway. In this match it was shown as
Carsteel.
Many thanks to David Ross, Forrest Robertson and Colin Jose for allowing us to use the results of their own research.
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