Red Eagles. Source.
Tohoku Free Blades host Red Eagles Hokkaido, who are the rebranded Oji Eagles. They still play at Hackucho Arena in Tomakomai, but they are no longer a branch of Oji Paper Company. You can see all the Oji Eagles statistics here.
Now that the Eagles and Cranes have both rebranded, Nikkō Ice Bucks (created 1999) are the old man of the Japanese professional teams.
Red Eagles enter this game in first place, and Tohoku are second.
[Free Blades 2 - 5 Eagles]
The Old Mercat Cross, Inverness. The pillar is probably 16th-century; a unicorn was added in 1900. Source.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle host Morton. Inverness are top of the division with 19 points. Morton are ninth with 6.
ICT have lead the Championship since Week Four. If Morton win today it'll be their first win against a division leader since they beat Ross County on January 4th, 2019.
Caley Thistle's only loss in league play came two weeks ago at the hands of Hamilton Academical. Morton's only win of the season was against those same Accies.
Both clubs were winners in the Challenge Cup last weekend. Morton beat Montrose, and ICT eliminated Elgin City.
Michael Gardyne of Caley Thistle played for Morton in 2007. ICT's Wallace Duffy was loaned by St Johnstone to Morton in 2020, but the deal was cancelled before he ever kicked a ball. No one on the current Morton roster has played for ICT.
Coming into today's games there are no rearranged fixtures pending in any of the four SPFL divisions, which seems unusual, but the same thing was true at this time in 2019.
This is the weekend the SPFL started last year.
[ICT 2 - 0 Morton]
The other Championship matches:
Hamilton Accies 1 - 6 Partick Thistle (yesterday)
Ayr United [2 - 1] Queen of the South
Dunfermline [2 - 2] Kilmarnock
Raith Rovers [2 - 1] Arbroath
Morton's most frequent opponents since October 16, 2011:
34 games Queen of the South
29 games Dunfermline Athletic
28 games Falkirk
24 games Dumbarton
24 games Raith Rovers
23 games Ayr United
Other matches:
UCD 1 - 0 Cork City (last night)
J2: Renofa Yamaguchi [2 - 2] Mito HollyHock (tomorrow)
JFL: FC Kariya 2 - 1 Kochi United (yesterday)
Faroes: Klaksvik vs B36 (tomorrow)
Thun 0 - 2 Winterthur (yesterday)
Winterthur are top of the league.
Clachnacuddin [0 - 4] Brora Rangers
Hallescher [2 - 3] 1.FC Saarbrücken
HFX Wanderers 1 - 0 Pacific (October 11)
This was a big win for the Wanderers and a big loss for Pacific. One own goal.
Cavalry vs HFX Wanderers (tomorrow)
SWF Championship South: Falkirk vs Morton (tomorrow)
Barnton 1 - 6 FC Isle of Man (October 13)
FC Isle of Man [8 - 3] Abbey Hulton United (today)
Tokyo Verdy Beleza [4 - 1] Elfen Saitama
TPS 1 - 1 Ekenas (October 14)
Coupe de France, Round Five (tomorrow):
Cholet RCC vs USSA Vertou
AFC Champions League quarter-finals (East) (tomorrow):
Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors vs Ulsan Hyundai
Pohang Steelers [3 - 0] Nagoya Grampus
Aberdeenshire Shield, Round One (October 13):
Banks O' Dee 4 - 2 Hermes
Inverurie Loco Works 3 - 0 Fraserburgh
Keith 2 - 1 Aberdeen University
Huntly 1 - 0 Turriff United
South Challenge Cup Round Two:
(mainly the North-West Zone:)
Largs Thistle [5 - 1] Glasgow Perthshire
Arthurlie [5 - 1] Benburb
Jeanfield Swifts [2 - 0] Broomhill
St Anthony's [2 - 0] Rutherglen Glencairn
Johnstone Burgh [1 - 2] Greenock Juniors
Saltcoats Victoria [1 - 8] Glasgow United
Harmony Row [0 - 5] Clydebank
Irvine Meadow [5 - 3] Kilwinning Rangers
Irvine Victoria [0 - 1] Vale of Leven
Vale of Clyde [0 - 4] Pollok
Renfrew wo/scr Westerton United
St Cadoc's vs Petershill (tomorow)
St Peters [1 - 4] Beith Juniors
Rossvale [6 - 0] Campbeltown Pupils
Kilbirnie Ladeside [4 - 1] Port Glasgow
Yoker Athletic [0 - 3] Drumchapel United
Larkhill Thistle [0 - 3] East Kilbride
The 57th Shakaijin Cup was to have been played this week but was cancelled due to Covid in the host prefecture of Tochigi. (See the Japanese state of emergency map here.) Normally this tournament is used to determine the tenth and eleventh participants in the Regional Champions League in November. Now the soccer powers that be will rely on second- and third-place regional teams and the list of 100-Year Status clubs to fill in the vacancies.
The teams were to have been: Tochigi City (host), Hokkaido Tokachi Sky Earth, Nippon Steel Muroran, Ganju Iwate, Cobaltore Onagawa, Tokyo United, Criacao Shinjuku, Tsukuba FC, Tokyo 23, Toho Titanium, Vonds Ichihara Vert, Shinagawa CC Yokohama, Niigata University of Health and Welfare, Toyama Shinjo Club, Toyota Kicking Team, FC Ise-Shima, Chukyo University, FC Bombonera, Arterivo Wakayama, Cento Cuore Harima, Ocacias Kyoto, St.Andrew's FC, Moriyama Samurai 2000, International Pacific University, Mitsubishi Motors Mizushima, Fukuyama City FC, FC Tokushima, Tadotsu FC, Veroskronos Tsuno, J-Lease FC, FC Nobeoka Agata, Nanakuma Tombies.
St.Andrew's FC is the team for Momoyama Gakuin University, which was founded by Anglican, not Presbyterian, missionaries.
Morioka Zebra in the Shakaijin Cup:
1969/11/8 R1 Morioka Zebra 5 - 2 Mazda Hiroshima
1969/11/9 R2 Urawa Club 3 - 0 Morioka Zebra
1971/11/22 R2 Morioka Zebra 0 - 4 Towa RE
1981/11/21 R1 Imabari SC 0 - 2 Morioka Zebra
1981/11/22 R2 Toho Titanium 1 - 0 Morioka Zebra
1998/11/22 R1 Morioka Zebra 0 - 4 Nippon Steel Oita
1999/11/13 R1 NTT Kyoto 4 - 0 Morioka Zebra
Source: Football of Japan.
1999-2000
October 16, 1999. Morton and Clydebank met at Cappielow (Morton were the visitors) and Morton won 1 - 3. Garry Tweedie, Keith Wright and Paul McDonald scored for the Ton, Kris O'Neil for Clydebank. Attendance 758.
Renton FC results for 1891-92:
1892/5/7 Vale of Leven 1 - 1 Renton SFL
1892/5/5 Renton 0 - 4 Celtic SFL
1892/4/30 Cambuslang 1 - 1 Renton SFL
1892/4/9 Renton 0 - 3 Hearts SFL
1892/4/4 Clyde 1 - 3 Renton SFL
1892/3/26 Clyde 0 - 2 Renton friendly
1892/3/19 Rangers 5 - 2 Renton SFL
1892/3/12 Renton 5 - 2 St Mirren SFL
1892/3/5 Vale of Leven 1 - 4 Renton friendly
1892/2/27 Queen's Park 3 - 0 Renton Scottish Cup SF replay
1892/2/13 Renton 1 - 1 Queen's Park Scottish Cup SF
1892/2/6 Renton 3 - 2 Hearts Scottish Cup R3 replay (neutral)
1892/1/30 Hearts 2 - 2 Renton Scottish Cup R3 replay
1892/1/23 Renton 4 - 4 Hearts Scottish Cup R3
1891/12/26 Dumbarton 2 - 1 Renton SFL
1891/12/19 Arbroath 0 - 3 Renton Scottish Cup R2 (in Dundee)
1891/12/12 Rangers 2 - 2 Renton (later nullified) SFL
1891/12/5 Renton 2 - 1 Abercorn SFL
1891/11/28 Renton 7 - 4 Ayr FC Scottish Cup R1
1891/11/21 Renton 1 - 0 Third Lanark SFL
1891/11/14 Abercorn 3 - 3 Renton SFL
1891/11/7 Renton 2 - 3 Dumbarton SFL
1891/10/31 Cowlairs 2 - 1 Renton friendly
1891/10/24 Renton 1 - 1 Cambuslang SFL
1891/10/17 St Mirren 2 - 1 Renton SFL
1891/10/10 Renton 3 - 0 Leith Athletic SFL
1891/10/3 Third Lanark 1 - 1 Renton SFL
1891/9/26 Renton 2 - 1 Clyde SFL
1891/9/12 Hearts 4 - 2 Renton SFL
1891/9/5 Celtic 3 - 0 Renton SFL
1891/8/29 Renton 3 - 0 Vale of Leven SFL
1891/8/22 Leith Athletic 2 - 3 Renton SFL
1891/8/15 Renton 1 - 4 Rangers SFL
(Sources: fitbastats; German Wikipedia for the Scottish Cup; Glasgow Herald for Abercorn and Cambuslang, and the friendlies.)
From a series of prints by Katsukawa Shunsho illustrating The Tales of Ise. Source.
Guest of honour Juliette Béliveau boards the métro de Montréal on the first day of service, October 14, 1966. Source.
GKS Jastrzębie and Bolzano went to a shootout. Source.
Frisk Asker host GKS Jastrzębie. This is Jastrzębie's first season in the Champions Hockey League.
GKS stands for Górniczy Klub Sportowy, or Miners' Sports Club. Most clubs in the Polish 1 Liga are located in mineral-rich Silesia, and two other clubs bear the GKS prefix. It's a good illustration of the longstanding connection between hockey and mining, something that goes back to the very first champions of the earliest professional hockey league, the Calumet Miners of the International Professional Hockey League.
This is the sixth and final group stage game for both clubs, neither of which can advance to the Round of 16.
[Frisk Asker 3 - 7 GKS Jastrzębie]
GKS Jastrzębie in the Champions Hockey League:
2021-22
2021/9/3 GS GKS Jastrzębie 2 - 3 Bolzano
2021/9/5 GS GKS Jastrzębie 2 - 3 Red Bull Salzburg
2021/9/10 GS Bolzano 3 - 1 GKS Jastrzębie
2021/9/12 GS Red Bull Salzburg 6 - 1 GKS Jastrzębie
2021/10/5 GS GKS Jastrzębie 4 - 3 Frisk Asker
2021/10/12 GS Frisk Asker [3 - 7] GKS Jastrzębie
Frisk Asker in the Champions Hockey League:
2019-20
2019/8/29 GS EHC Biel 2 - 1 Frisk Asker
2019/8/31 GS EC Klagenfurter AC 3 - 0 Frisk Asker
2019/9/6 GS Frisk Asker 2 - 3 EHC Biel
2019/9/8 GS Frisk Asker 0 - 4 EC Klagenfurter AC
2019/10/8 GS Frisk Asker 1 - 3 Tappara Tampere
2019/10/16 GS Tappara Tampere 7 - 3 Frisk Asker
2021-22
2021/9/3 GS Frisk Asker 2 - 6 Red Bull Salzburg
2021/9/5 GS Frisk Asker 1 - 5 Bolzano
2021/9/10 GS Red Bull Salzburg 1 - 0 Frisk Asker
2021/9/12 GS Bolzano 1 - 2 Frisk Asker
2021/10/5 GS GKS Jastrzębie 4 - 3 Frisk Asker
2021/10/12 GS Frisk Asker [3 - 7] GKS Jastrzębie
Seasons of Frisk Asker in the top Norwegian league:
G W T L GF GA GD Pts Pos
1946-47 8 1 0 7 16 50 -34 2 8th
1948-49 7 0 0 7 2 19 -17 0 8th
1969-70 21 15 3 3 92 40 +52 33 2nd
1970-71 21 15 1 5 126 67 +59 31 2nd
1971-72 14 7 1 6 52 52 0 15 4th, 1R
6 1 1 4 26 26 0 3 4th, 2R
1972-73 14 8 1 5 68 43 +25 17 3rd, 1R
6 2 0 4 20 34 -14 4 4th, 2R
1973-74 18 18 0 0 128 40 +88 36 1st, 1R
10 7 1 2 66 29 +37 15 1st, 2R
1974-75 18 14 0 4 103 58 +45 28 3rd, 1R
10 7 0 3 51 32 +19 14 1st, 2R NM
1975-76 18 14 1 3 114 54 +60 29 1st, 1R
10 4 2 4 47 38 +9 10 4th, 2R
1976-77 18 15 2 1 127 39 +88 32 1st, 1R
10 6 0 4 60 32 +28 12 3rd, 2R
1977-78 18 16 0 2 141 65 +76 32 1st, 1R
10 5 0 5 40 31 +9 10 4th, 2R
1978-79 18 11 1 6 114 63 +51 23 4th, 1R
10 9 1 0 67 27 +40 19 1st, 2R NM
1979-80 27 17 1 9 138 83 +55 35 3rd
1980-81 36 23 6 7 182 121 +61 52 2nd
1981-82 36 15 6 15 178 163 +15 36 6th
1982-83 36 20 3 13 175 130 +45 43 5th
1983-84 28 12 4 12 127 137 -10 28 6th
1984-85 18 9 1 8 97 68 +29 19 7th, R1
10 10 0 0 77 22 +55 20 1st, Kval.
1985-86 36 21 3 12 229 141 +88 45 3rd
1986-87 36 20 1 15 172 122 +50 41 4th
1987-88 36 20 2 14 174 134 +40 42 4th
1988-89 36 15 3 18 165 171 -6 33 6th
1989-90 36 12 3 21 157 210 -53 27 7th
1991-92 18 5 0 13 63 107 -44 10 9th, Grunn.
1992-93 18 4 1 13 60 94 -34 9 8th, Grunn.
14 0 0 14 32 111 -79 0 8th, Elit.
1993-94 18 2 1 15 63 85 -22 5 10th, Grunn.
1995-96 28 5 1 22 69 154 -85 11 7th
1996-97 36 21 1 14 170 123 +47 43 4th
1997-98 44 21 7 16 183 147 +36 49 5th
1998-99 44 20 3 21 171 145 +26 43 5th
1999-00 38 27 0 11 172 109 +63 54 3rd
2000-01 42 30 1 11 218 109 +109 61 3rd
2001-02 42 31 3 8 194 106 +88 65 2nd NM
G W OW OL L GF GA GD Pts Pos
2002-03 38 20 4 3 11 157 110 +47 71 3rd
2003-04 42 20 5 4 13 152 118 +34 74 4th
G W OW SW OL SL L GF GA GD Pts Pos
2004-05 42 20 3 3 0 4 12 143 137 +6 76 5th
G W OW T OL L GF GA GD Pts Pos
2005-06 42 16 3 9 6 17 139 151 -12 63 7th
2006-07 44 19 7 10 3 15 157 169 -12 74 4th
2007-08 44 29 0 6 6 9 205 142 +63 93 1st
2008-09 45 14 8 12 4 19 128 144 -16 62 7th
G W OW SW OL SL L GF GA GD Pts Pos
2009-10 48 12 2 2 3 1 28 121 181 -60 51 9th
2010-11 45 11 1 3 2 1 27 117 174 -57 44 7th
G W OW OL L GF GA GD Pts Pos
2011-12 45 5 1 2 37 78 255 -177 19 10th
2012-13 45 20 5 2 18 141 135 -6 72 6th
2013-14 45 13 5 3 24 122 158 -36 52 7th
2014-15 45 24 5 1 15 158 110 +48 71* 6th
*12 points were deducted
2015-16 45 24 5 4 12 139 105 +34 86 3rd
2016-17 45 21 3 6 15 137 118 +19 75 4th
2017-18 45 24 4 4 13 159 120 +39 84 4th
2018-19 48 22 4 4 18 162 151 +11 78 5th NM
2019-20 45 24 1 2 18 135 125 +10 76 4th
2020-21 23 17 0 1 5 92 52 +40 52 1st
NM = Norwegian champion
(Source: Wikipedia Norwegian 1. Divisjon season articles)
Music publisher Ongaku No Tomo Sha Corp. tweeted a reminder that those are real songs in Hashikko Ensemble, and you can sing them too. Source.
Hokkaido zangi courtesy East Hokkaido Cranes and 7-11. Source.
Tohoku Free Blades visit East Hokkaido Cranes at Kushiro Ice Arena.
The Cranes are a continuation of Jūjō Paper Kushiro Ice Hockey Club, which was founded in 1949. In 1993 Jūjō Paper merged with Sanyō Kokusaku Pulp to form Nippon Paper, and the team was renamed Nippon Paper Cranes, accidentally creating the only origami hockey team in the world. In 2019 Nippon Paper got out of the hockey business and the team was renamed East Hokkaido Cranes, with the same rink and players as before.
[Cranes 3 - 4 Free Blades]
Seasons of East Hokkaido Cranes:
(As Jūjō IHC)
G W T L F A GD P Pos
1974-75 10 1 0 9 20 76 -56 2 5th, JIHL
1975-76 15 3 0 12 34 106 -72 6 5th, JIHL
1976-77 15 2 0 13 40 105 -65 4 6th, JIHL
1977-78 15 1 1 13 28 101 -73 3 6th, JIHL
1978-79 20 2 1 17 46 115 -69 5 6th, JIHL
1979-80 15 6 3 6 55 66 -11 15 4th, JIHL
1980-81 20 7 0 13 68 100 -32 14 4th, JIHL
1981-82 30 8 4 18 134 169 -35 20 5th, JIHL
1982-83 30 6 6 18 113 169 -56 18 5th, JIHL
1983-84 30 7 3 20 108 146 -38 17 5th, JIHL
1984-85 30 7 3 20 88 165 -77 17 5th, JIHL
1985-86 30 10 3 17 101 128 -27 23 5th, JIHL
1986-87 30 4 5 21 68 146 -78 13 6th, JIHL
1987-88 30 6 3 21 77 127 -50 15 5th, JIHL
1988-89 30 8 3 18 86 136 -50 19 5th, JIHL
1989-90 30 12 5 13 93 105 -12 29 3rd, JIHL
1990-91 30 16 1 13 106 102 +4 33 3rd, JIHL
1991-92 30 10 1 19 102 128 -26 21 5th, JIHL
1992-93 30 10 2 18 79 117 -38 22 4th, JIHL
(As Nippon Paper Cranes)
1993-94 30 12 1 17 95 121 -26 25 4th, JIHL
1994-95 30 14 1 15 103 109 -6 29 4th, JIHL
1995-96 40 9 2 29 140 171 -31 18 5th, JIHL (deducted?)
1996-97 30 8 3 19 83 125 -42 19 5th, JIHL
1997-98 40 11 2 27 120 167 -47 24 6th, JIHL
1998-99 40 18 4 18 138 147 -9 40 4th, JIHL
1999-00 30 14 3 13 94 88 +6 31 3rd, JIHL
2000-01 40 20 3 17 126 115 +11 43 4th, JIHL
G W a b c d L F A GD P Pos
2001-02 40 25 2 1 3 1 8 162 105 +57 59.5 1st, JIHL
2002-03 32 14 1 1 3 13 104 100 +4 34.5 3rd, JIHL
2003-04 12 3 1 1 7 37 37 0 8.5 3rd, R1, JIHL
12 6 1 1 4 56 51 +5 14.5 3rd, R2, JIHL
G W OW T OL L F A GD P Pos
2003-04 16 13 0 0 0 3 80 49 +31 39 1st, ALIH X
2004-05 40 31 0 5 0 6 216 85 +121 98 1st, ALIH
2005-06 38 30 2 1 0 5 240 66 +174 95 1st, ALIH
2006-07 34 27 1 1 2 3 198 79 +119 86 1st, ALIH XO
2007-08 30 15 1 2 1 11 97 85 +12 50 4th, ALIH O
G W a b c d L F A GD P Pos
2008-09 36 18 3 2 2 3 8 129 95 +25 69 4th, ALIH X
2009-10 36 18 3 3 2 0 10 128 101 +27 68 3rd, ALIH
2010-11 36 21 2 1 3 2 7 141 95 +46 74 2nd, ALIH O
2011-12 36 16 1 3 1 1 14 128 110 +18 58 4th, ALIH O
2012-13 42 17 4 6 3 3 9 176 130 +46 77 3rd, ALIH O
2013-14 42 22 2 2 1 0 15 168 126 +42 75 3rd, ALIH XO
2014-15 48 15 3 6 4 2 18 160 157 +3 69 6th, ALIH
2015-16 48 25 2 2 3 2 14 166 125 +41 88 3rd, ALIH O
2016-17 48 23 1 1 3 3 17 169 153 +16 79 5th, ALIH
2017-18 28 9 1 1 3 1 13 79 91 -12 35 7th, ALIH
2018-19 34 13 3 3 4 1 10 93 77 +16 56 4th, ALIH
(As East Hokkaido Cranes)
2019-20 36 12 2 2 17 73 104 -31 46 5th, ALIH
2020-21 22 11 0 5 6 62 50 +12 38 3rd, JCup O
a b c d = various loser points
ALIH = Asia League Ice Hockey
JCup = Japan Cup
JIHL = Japan Ice Hockey League
X = ALIH Champion
O = All Japan Champion
(Sources: English, German and Japanese Wikipedia; flashscores for 2020-21)
Beazley Fields, off Caledonia Road in Dartmouth, was the home ground of the Nova Scotia Clippers of the Canadian Soccer League in 1991. I've never been there, too many rules.
It's the Challenge Cup, Round Three. Morton visit Links Park to face Montrose FC. These two teams met in the playoffs at the end of last season: Montrose won the first leg 2 - 1 at home, and Morton won the return leg 3 - 1 at Cappielow. Currently Montrose are sixth in League One.
Montrose got here by defeating Stirling Albion in Round Two, while Morton beat Celtic B.
Montrose's Kerr Waddell played for Morton in 2018-19. No one from Morton has played for Montrose.
What match between Morton and Montrose made the biggest difference?
2021/5/11 Morton 3 - 1 Montrose
Had Morton lost they would be in League One today.
The winner of this match will face Queen of the South in the quarter-finals.
Morton played Arbroath last weekend. What has been the longest string of games between Morton and clubs from Angus? Three:
1966/9/3 Morton 2 - 0 Arbroath League Cup group stage
1966/9/5 Brechin 1 - 2 Morton League Cup supl. round
1966/9/7 Morton 5 - 2 Brechin League Cup supl. round
again:
1967/4/15 Montrose 2 - 0 Morton league
1967/4/17 Brechin 0 - 4 Morton league
1967/4/22 Morton 0 - 0 Arbroath league
and again:
2021/4/30 Arbroath 0 - 0 Morton league
2021/5/8 Montrose 2 - 1 Morton playoffs
2021/5/11 Morton 3 - 1 Montrose playoffs
Morton have sold the Love Street roof they bought from St Mirren for £50,000 twelve years ago and never installed to a scrap dealer.
Garrity has been loaned out to Annan. Oksanen has been called up by Finland. Goalkeeper Chris Wylie has left the club. He leaves with a perfect record, only ever having appeared in that Challenge Cup Round Two win over Celtic B.
As of October 7th Jim McInally (Morton manager 2004-08) has been manager of Peterhead FC for ten years.
Footy Adventures visited Cappielow last week.
[Montrose 0 - 0 Morton. Morton win on PK. Morton shootout scorers: Knowles, Reilly, Blues and Oliver.]
The other Challenge Cup matches:
Hamilton Academical 2 - 0 Aberdeen B (October 6)
Kilmarnock 3 - 1 Queen's Park (yesterday)
Queen of the South 2 - 0 Partick Thistle (yesterday)
Elgin City [2 - 4] Inverness CT
Raith Rovers [3 - 1] East Fife
Cove Rangers [4 - 1] Albion Rovers
Alloa vs Ayr United Rangers B (October 27)
Other matches:
UCD vs Treaty United (last night) (postponed)
J2: Mito HollyHock [2 - 1] Kusatsu (tomorrow)
JFL: FC Kariya 1 - 1 Veertien Mie (yesterday)
Blantyre Victoria [0 - 5] Largs Thistle
East Kilbride 3 - 0 Dalbeattie Star (October 5)
University of Stirling [0 - 3] East Kilbride
Formartine United 4 - 2 Clachnacuddin (October 6)
Clachnacuddin [4 - 3] Fort William
HFX Wanderers 0 - 1 Forge (October 6)
Eccleshall [0 - 4] FC Isle of Man
Nojima Stella Kanagawa Sagamihara [1 - 0] Elfen Saitama (tomorrow)
TPS 1 - 3 VPS (yesterday)
1999-2000
October 9, 1999. Clydebank hosted Dunfermline Athletic at Cappielow. The Pars won 1 - 4. Peter Cormack scored for the Bankies. Attendance 475. Morton did not play.
Greenock Morton results for 1891-92:
Morton were a member of the Scottish Football Alliance in 1891-92. They also played in the preliminary rounds of the Scottish Cup, as well as the Renfrewshire Cup and the Greenock and District Charity Cup. And there were friendlies, some of them against other members of the Scottish Alliance. I have followed the Scottish Football Historical Archive as to which games are genuine Scottish Alliance matches, and have treated the others as friendlies.
There were three senior leagues operating in Scotland in 1891-92: the SFL, the Scottish Alliance, and the Scottish Federation. Twelve of today's SPFL clubs were in these leagues: Dumbarton, Celtic, Hearts, Rangers, Clyde and St Mirren in the SFL; Kilmarnock, Morton and Partick Thistle in the Alliance; and Albion Rovers, Falkirk and Motherwell in the Federation.
1892/5/28 Morton 4 - 1 Dumbarton Greenock Charity Cup final
1892/5/24 Thistle 1 - 3 Morton Scottish Alliance
1892/5/21 Morton 3 - 1 Port Glasgow friendly
1892/5/7 Morton 4 - 2 Kilmarnock Athletic friendly
1892/5/5 Morton 1 - 0 Partick Thistle Greenock Charity Cup R1
1892/4/30 Morton 3 - 1 E. Stirlingshire Scottish Alliance
1892/4/27 Morton 2 - 1 Argyllshire friendly source?
1892/4/23 Morton 3 - 3 Kilmarnock Scottish Alliance
1892/4/16 E. Stirlingshire 5 - 2 Morton Scottish Alliance
1892/4/9 Morton 3 - 2 King's Park Scottish Alliance
1892/4/2 St Bernard's 1 - 1 Morton Scottish Alliance
1892/3/26 Morton 3 - 1 Ayr FC Scottish Alliance
1892/3/19 King's Park 3 - 5 Morton Scottish Alliance
1892/3/12 Airdrieonians 6 - 3 Morton Scottish Alliance
1892/3/5 Morton 5 - 4 St Mirren friendly
1892/2/27 Morton 5 - 3 Linthouse Scottish Alliance
1892/2/13 Ayr FC 5 - 3 Morton Scottish Alliance
1892/2/6 Kilmarnock 8 - 1 Morton Scottish Alliance
1892/1/30 Morton 3 - 1 Partick Thistle Scottish Alliance
1892/1/23 Abercorn 2 - 1 Morton Renfrewshire Cup SF
1892/1/9 Abercorn 3 - 2 Morton friendly
1892/12/26 Dykebar 2 - 5 Morton Renfrewshire Cup R3
1892/12/19 Dykebar 1 - 3 Morton (abandoned) Renfrewshire Cup R3
1891/12/12 Dykebar 7 - 1 Morton (abandoned) Renfrewshire Cup R3
1891/12/5 Morton 5 - 2 Thistle Scottish Alliance
1891/11/28 Morton vs King's Park (postponed) Scottish Alliance
1891/11/21 Morton 4 - 3 Dykebar friendly?
1891/11/14 Northern 6 - 0 Morton Scottish Alliance
1891/11/7 Morton 1 - 2 Port Glasgow Scottish Alliance
1891/10/31 Thistle 6 - 4 Morton friendly?
1891/10/24 Morton 4 - 1 Airdrieonians Scottish Alliance
1891/10/17 Monkcastle 4 - 2 Morton Scottish Cup PR2
1891/10/10 Morton 3 - 1 St Bernard's Scottish Alliance
1891/10/3 Linthouse 6 - 0 Morton Scottish Alliance
1891/9/26 Morton 3 - 1 Airdrieonians friendly?
1891/9/19 Port Glasgow 5 - 5 Morton Scottish Alliance
1891/9/12 Morton 7 - 1 Kilbirnie Scottish Cup PR1
1891/9/5 Kilbirnie 2 - 2 Morton Scottish Cup PR1
1891/8/29 Morton 4 - 3 Northern Scottish Alliance
1891/8/22 Partick Thistle 1 - 2 Morton Scottish Alliance
1891/8/15 Morton 1 - 2 Abercorn friendly
(Sources: SFHA for the Scottish Alliance, Renfrewshire Cup, the January 9 friendly, and Greenock and District Charity Cup; Glasgow Herald for Scottish Cup Qualifying and the other friendlies.)
Aichi has the most Buddhist temples. Source.