Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

there was no fear of any such stand
collanse as caused such terrible havoc
| in the Glasgow Rangers enclosure.
| Twenty minutes before the game COM
menCed the grounds We're closed with
| thousands more clamoring for admis-
sion, but the mounted police prevented
them from rushing the gates. The
crushing resulted in several casualties,
| 70 in all were attended TO by the amnu-
lance corps in waiting. two being taken
| 20 the Victoria cortirmary. The injured
| men were carried off the field on
| stretchers at frequent intervals by the
ambulance bearers. The sight causing
great excitement to the crowd. Ambu-
| lance men were summoned as the oc-
| casion required by whistle which sound
ed during the game from all parts OF
the ground and was at times confused
with the referees whistle. pay was
started with the crowd encroaching al
most to the touch line, and the police
and stewards experienced the utmost
difficulty in keeping the turf clear
| Owing to the excellence OF the ponce,
arrangement the huge crowd dispersed
without any further casualties. There
were 2b5 police and 200 stewards en-
ployed in regulating the huge crowds,
and it was due to their effects that
anything like panic was averted Wheh
| the ambulance and stretcher bearers
were seen at work on the field.
TEAMS.
overwhelmingly QiverpooD goal;
| Crompton Blackburn Rev. Pennins-
| ton (west Brom. Al backs; Warren
| DERBY county, Wedlock. bristol city,
| h. Linlotte Queens Park Rangersl
| half-backs; Rutherford, (Newcastle 10
Woodward, (Totterham HI Hilsdon,
! CChelsea) Woodbridge, (Chelsea) and
| Bridget, (Sunderland) forwards.
Scotland Mcbride, preston n. Ed
goal: McNair, (Celtic) and 'Sharp,
| CWoolwich arsenaD backs; sAitken.
! (Middlesboro) Thomson, (Heart Of
| Midi and May, Glasgow Rangers)
Walker, GIearts of Medlothian) will
son, (Shefiield Wednesday, white,
| (Bolton Wanderers) and Quinn Celtic
forwards.
aDeuotes Anglo-scots namely Scottish
professionals engaged with English
! league clubs. The English side con.
tanned two amateurs namely Linlotte OF
| Queens Park Rangers and woodward
| of the Tottenham Hotspurs.
| Scotland won the toss and England
| Kicked off against strong wind.
Scotland assuming the aggressive.
Some fine passing was seen among
the Scottish forwards. Walker to the
delight of the crowd, slipped Warren
and tested the English goal keeper
| with a beauty at 40 yards range which
the English custodian safely lego
mated. The England pressed Ldnlotte
made n beautiful cross to Woodward
who headed outside the goal. Eng
land now pressed and had the better
share of tho game owing TO the fact
that they were making great efforts
to keep the ball low and SO counteract
the wind Scotland took the lead with
certain amount Of luck. for drive
| which was intended to clear the Eng
| fVa nannnnnl f-ipht the
left whore Quinn was unmarked. HIS
center started on attack within six
yards of Hardy. White shot and they
were looking for Hardy to save when
the bali struck an English back and
was diverted to Wilson. otherwise the
Scottish center would have been clearly
offslde, but he had nothing TO do but
put the ball through from point blank
range. Nothing discouraged England
again pressed and the Scottish goal had
some narrow escapes Scotland led at
half time by one goal TO NIL
| The second half opened with the wind
having veered around ana u seemed
a. II the weather god was Il sort Of
| twelfth man for Scotland instead Of be-
ing a Jack N both sides, Give and
take play ensued both goals being tes-
ted N quick succession. Scotland now
pressed and Hardy brought on = Won
| dcrful save from Quinn when II
seemed the Bank of England to a
farthluG for a goal. However follow
ing foul against Walker for pushing
Wndridge, Bridget made a pass IN
tended for WinGndge, McNair was for
a moment az fault and Windridgo taking
the chance Ike "a fash Of lightning
mndc high shot which hit the inside
Of the bar ana went over the goal line
thus making the score level, Scotland
redouhlcd her efforts but the English
defense was sound. AZ the other end
saved by Mcbride falling along his
goal linz. but DO ms they could, neither
side could gain the deciding pnint Re
suit scotland, ] England, I.