1930–31 Scottish Districts season

The 1930–31 Scottish Districts season is a record of all the rugby union matches for Scotland's district teams.

1930–31 Scottish Districts season
Countries Scotland
Date1930–31
Matches played1

History

Glasgow District beat Edinburgh District in the Inter-City match.[1]

Results

Date Try Conversion Penalty Dropped goal Goal from mark Notes
1905–1947 3 points 2 points 3 points 4 points 3 points

Inter-City

6 December 1930
Glasgow District 9 – 6 Edinburgh District
Try: R. Murdoch
Max Simmers
J. M. Dykes
Report Pen: B. R. Tod x 2
Old Anniesland
Attendance: 10,000
Referee: Willie Burnet (Hawick)

Glasgow District: H. F. Gormley (West of Scotland), R. Murdoch (Hillhead HSFP), W. G. Stewart (Glasgow HSFP), Max Simmers (Glasgow Academicals), James Forrest (Glasgow Academicals), Ian Shaw (Glasgow HSFP), Jimmy Nelson (Glasgow Academicals), G. C. Langlands (Glasgow HSFP), W. A. Macpherson (Glasgow HSFP), G. C. Scott (Glasgow Academicals), J. Stewart (Glasgow HSFP), L. M. Stuart (Glasgow HSFP), J. M. Dykes (Kelvinside Academicals), G. W. Cres (Glasgow Academicals), R. Rowand (Glasgow HSFP)
Edinburgh District: J. L. Tod (Edinburgh Academicals), G. R. Gunn (Royal HSFP), William Emslie (Royal HSFP), G. P. R. Macpherson (Edinburgh Academicals), D. P. Henshaw (Watsonians), B. R. Tod (Edinburgh Academicals), W. R. Logan (Edinburgh University), J. R. Thom (Watsonians), R. Allan (Watsonians), R. J. Henderson (Edinburgh Academicals), A. R. Lamb (Institution), M. S. Stewart (Stewart's College), W. C. C. Agnew (Stewart's College), A. Porter (Royal HSFP), W. Wood (Leith Academicals)

Other Scottish matches

8 November 1930
2.30pm
North of Scotland District 0 – 25 Midlands District
Report Try: A. W. Wilson
George Ritchie x 2
J. Carmichael
J. S. Fraser
Con: A. H. M. Hutton x 5
St. Machar Drive, Aberdeen
Referee: J. L. Fiddes (Merchiston and Aberdeen GSFP)

North of Scotland District: J. M. M'Leod (Aberdeen Grammar School F.P.'s); A. W. Mac Donald (Moray). R. S. Bateman (Moray) A. B. Donald (Aberdeen University), and D. W. Brown (Aberdeen University); G. W. Bowes (A.G.F.P.s) and C. M. Murray Aberdeen University); R. Bain (A.G.F.P.s) W. A. Barclay (Gordonians), J. A. Freeland (Gordonians), J. B. Gill (Aberdeen University), D. Middleton (Aberdeen University), J. A. Morrice (A.G.F.P.s), G. Stroud (Aberdeenshire), and J. Trail (A.G.F.P-s).
Midlands District: A. H. M. Hutton (Dunfermline), J. McMichen (St Andrews), N. Lindsay (Waid Academy F.P.), A. W. Wilson (captain), and C. H, Brown (Dunfermline); M. Lind (Dunfermline) J. Carmichael (St Andrews); J. Bald (Dunfermline), J. S. Fraser (Dunfermline), J. McFadzen (Dundee H.S.F.P.), J. R. Ness (Dunfermline), G. Oglivie (Panmure), George Ritchie (Dundee H.S.F.P.), J. S. Wilson (St Andrew's), and J. W. A. Wright (Panmure).

English matches

No other District matches played.

International matches

No touring matches this season.

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