Teams : 
Spurs - Jennings, Norman, Knowles, Mullery, L. Brown, Mackay (c), Johnson, Clayton, Gilzean, Saul, Jones/Robertson
Hungarian Select XI -  Gelei, Matrai, Ihasz, Solymosi, Meszoly, Sipos (c), Farkas, Bene, Albert, Rakowski, Fenyvesi.
Subs.  Geczi, Nagy, Novak, Sovari, Juhasz, Gorocs, Varga
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Ref.  Mr. R. H. Davidson (Scotland)
Linemen :  Mr. H. M. Orr (Scotland) - Red flag; Mr. W. J. Tait (Scotland) - Yellow flag.

The goal came after 23 minutes, when Mullery netted to take the giant cup for Tottenham.

Spurs lost Frank Saul with a stomach bug and Jimmy Robertson, who injured a rib.

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Standard Liege -  .
Spurs -  Bill Brown, Norman, Knowles, Mullery, L. Brown, Mackay (c), Possee, Clayton (Saul), Gilzean, Greaves, Robertson (Beal)
Attendance : -  18,000

Cliff Jones put Tottenham 1-0 up when he took the ball on the edge of his own penalty area, passed to Alan Gilzean in midfield and ran on to meet Gilly's left wing cross at the far post, where he headed the ball into the net in the 43rd minute.

Valencia brought the score level in the 85th minute, as Roberto took advantage from the spot after a debatable penalty was awarded.  However, with full-time seconds away, Eddie Clayton burst through a bunch of Spanish defenders to drive the ball home and see Spurs through to a 2-1 win against the crack Spanish side.

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Spurs - Bill Brown, Norman, Knowles, Mullery, L. Brown, Mackay, Possee, Clayton, Gilzean, Greaves, Cliff Jones (Robertson 52)
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Thick fog had prevented the game kicking off on the scheduled date of the night before, but an entertaining game thrilled the big crowd, with John's brother Tommy (a centre forward with Hearts) guesting and hitting the first Spurs goal.  Tony Marchi added a second, with David Wilson and Alan Gilzean equalising for the Scottish XI, before the stepped up a gear and in the last quarter of an hour went on a scoring spree to leave the score 6-2 to the opposition, thanks to Neil Martin's brace and further goals from Gilzean and Willie Wallace

Teams : 
Spurs -  B. Brown, Henry, L. Brown, Baker, Marchi, Tommy White,
 Scotland XI -  John Greig (Glasgow Rangers), Ron Yeats (Liverpool), David Wilson (Glasgow Rangers), Jim Baxter (Glasgow Rangers), Willie Wallace (Celtic), Neil Martin (), Alan Gilzean (Dundee), Ian St. John (Liverpool), .
Attendance : -  29,375

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It was the start of a long relationship with the South African public, who long remembered the trip and the 3-1 Spurs win that night.  With the woodwork struck four times in the match by Tottenham, the goals from Eddie Clayton, Bobby Smith and Jimmy Greaves were just reward as the Spurs players were denied time and again by a great performance from keeper Trevor Gething.  The goalie so impressed Tottenham, they offered him the chance to play in England, but he opted to stay in his home country.

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South African XI -  Gething.
Spurs -   Hollowbread, Hopkins, Henry, Marchi, White, Clayton, Dyson, Bobby Smith, Greaves
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Spurs -  B. Brown, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower (c), Norman, Mackay, Cliff Jones, White, Bobby Smith, Les Allen, Dyson
Dynamo Tbilisi -  Sergei Kotrikadze, Givi Chokheli, Boris Sichinava, Shota Yamanidze, Eduard Toradze, Djemel Zeinklishvili, Tengis Melashvili, Vladimir Barkaya, Saur Kaloyev, Avtandli Gogberidze (c), Mikhail Meshiki.
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Ref. : - R. J. Leafe (Nottingham)
Linesmen : -  D. G. Jarmin (Herts) - Red flag;  W. G. Buckley (Kent) - Yellow flag

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Bobby Smith was industrious and was warned by the local referee about his robust hassling of Yashin, who held the ball for a long time before releasing it and Smith was trying to hurry him up.  Spurs were a goal up in five minutes from Dave Mackay, as his shot deflected off Alexander Medakenin to confuse Yashin and in the 13th minute, Bobby Smith almost doubled the lead, but his header dropped into the keeper's arms off the post.  EIght minutes later, Smith was rewarded with a goal when he got on the end of Terrry Medwin's header from Mackay's free kick and it was left to the striker to shoot high into the net to make it 2-0. 

A minute later, Torpedo pulled a goal back thanks to Slava Metreveli's pass providing the opening for Valentin Ivanov to shoot past Bill Brown.  Maurice Norman, Mackay and Dave Dunmore all combined to produce a opportunity for John White to finish and make it 3-1 after just 26 minutes. 

As expected the Moscovites came back into the game in the second half and ten minutes in, Bill Brown and Dave Mackay both did their utmost to keep the goal protected as they stopped the ball on the line and then Peter Baker had to be quick to keep out a Metreveli effort.   However, with ten minutes left, Metreveli played in Eyev to score the second Torpedo goal.

Teams : 
Spurs -   Brown, Baker, Marchi, Norman, Blanchflower (c) (Henry), Mackay, Medwin, White, Bobby Smith, Dunmore, Cliff Jones
Torpedo Moscow -  Yashin, Medakenin, Kuznetsov, Manoscheri, Shustikov, Senukov, Savtischen, Metreveli, Ivanov, Falin (Gusarov), Eyev.
Attendance : -   44,984
Ref. : -  Ken Aston (Ilford)

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It was a physical game, which came at the end of a long season and a long trip, but the 1-3 reverse was a true reflection of the game, against a side which was more of a Russian select XI in front of 100,000.

Johnny Brooks hit the Spurs goal, but it was not enough to stop a determined Russian team winning out.

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Attendance : -  100,000

Spurs had trained in the Kruschev stadium on three mornings approaching the game, but the ground had a dusty and bumpy pitch that made play difficult, but Spurs put their game together and Johnny Brooks finished a move to make it 1-0 after 21 minutes, hooking home a cross from Terry Medwin. 

However, Oleh Bazilichev got Kiev level, cutting in from the right to fire a shot into the top corner and it was 15 minutes from the end of the game when Tottenham sealed a 2-1 win when Maurice Norman and Peter Baker linked well on the right side of the pitch to provide the ball for Dave Mackay.  The midfielder moved it on to Eddie Clayton and his pass put David Dunmore one on one with the Kiev full-back, taking him on and slipping the ball inside for Brooks to slide it past the keeper for his second of the game.

Teams : 
Dynamo Kiev -  Gavashy, Suchkov, Erokhin, Voinov, Golubev, Turansaik, Bazilevich (Sekech), Lobonovsky, Kanevsky, Sabo, Dikovers.
Spurs - Reynolds, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower, Norman, Mackay, Medwin (Clayton), Harmer, Dunmore, Brooks, Cliff Jones
Attendance : -  60,000

The remainder of the first half saw Spurs dominate and they were unlucky to turn around with just the one goal advantage.  Johnny Brooks hit a screamer of a shot that the Russian keeper did well to keep out.

As Torpedo pressed in the second half, Spurs had to defend strongly and they restricted Hollowbread to just three shots to save, but things hotted up outfield and some skirmishes littered the play.

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Spurs -  Hollowbread, , , Blanchflower (c), , , , , , Brooks, Medwin
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An 18th minute Cliff Jones goal opened the scoring, followed by Terry Medwin's strike in the 27th minute.  When Jones was fouled in the area, Tommy Harmer confidently swept home the penalty to give Spurs a 3-0 lead with 50 minutes having elapsed.  However, Constantin powerfully headed past Hollowbread in the Tottenham goal to pull a goal back five minutes later and  with 66 minutes on the clock, Eftimie set the same player up for the Romanian's second goal.  A goal with 13 minutes left saw Alfie Stokes ensure a 4-2 Tottenham win with a shot from Harmer's cross.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Hollowbread, Hills, Henry, Dodge, Norman, Iley, Medwin, Harmer, Bobby Smith, Stokes, Cliff Jones
Bucharest XI -  Toma, Popa, Motroc, Macri, Nunweiler, Bone, Zanchel, Constantin, Ene, Eftimie, Tataru.
Attendance : -   10,359

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Canto do Rio (Brazil) -  .
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Ref. : - Mr. A. H. Blythe (London)
Linesmen : - Mr. .  (-) - red flag; Mr. .  (-) - yellow flag

The match was in aid of the city's Children's hospital and coincided with a visit to Rotterdam by the Queen.  It was played in pouring rain, but in a good spirit.  Terry Medwin had driven home a first half goal to give Spurs the lead, then into the second period, Medwin turned provider, playing a short pass to Johnny Brooks to shoot home.  Tommy Harmer scored a rare header - diving in to head like a bullet past the keeper and Bobby Smith scored Tottenham's fourth with a shot from 25 yards out.  A strong selection from Sparta, Feyenoord, VVV Venlo and Excelsior struggled as Tottenham's slick passing on a fast pitch left them stretched, but they did pull a goal back towards the end, with Johnny Hills unfortunately diverting the ball past Ted Ditchburn.

Teams : 
Rotterdam Select XI -  van Dijk (Sparta), Kirkum (Feyenoord), de Koning  (Sparta), van der Lee (Sparta), den Hartog (Excelsior), Bak (Feyenoord), van Ede (Sparta), Bosselaar (Sparta), Wilkes (VVV), Rijvers (Feyenoord), Moulijn (Feyenoord).
Spurs -  Ditchburn, J. Hills, Henry, Blanchflower (c), Laurel, Ryden, Medwin, Brooks, Bobby Smith, Harmer, Dyson
Attendance : -  43,000
Ref. : - L. Horn
Linesmen : -  Mr. T. Muis, Mr.  A. P. C. Revier
NOTE : - The team stayed at the Atlantic Hotel and were able to watch Man U v Fulham FA Cup replay on TV.  They also took a river cruise to get a close up of royal yacht Britannia.  Also in the travelling party were Sidney Wale (director), Bill Nicholson (manager), Cecil Poynton (physio), Mel Hopkins and David Dunmore.

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Tottenham had an easy 12-0 win, but the players will probably most remember being presented with a buffalo trophy as a memento of their visit.

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Attendance : -   4,500

Bobby Smith hit a hat trick as Spurs ran out 8-1 winners.

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The home side had gone ahead in 58 minutes when Verbruggen's deflected free-kick beat Reynolds in the Spurs goal, but Bobby Smith levelled on the hour, with Medwin's strike being the difference between the sides.

Teams : 
Combined Antwerp XI -   Leysen (Berchem), Dries (Berchem), Schroyens (Beerschot), Mees (Antwerp), van Gindern (Antwerp) (Huysman 46), Maertens (Antwerp), de Borger (Beerschot), de Backer (Antwerp), Coppens (Beerschot), Wouters (Beerschot), Verbruggen  (Antwerp).
Spurs -  Reynolds, Baker, Norman, Blanchflower, Ryden, Marchi, Medwin, Harmer, Bobby Smith, Stokes, Dyson
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Spurs were without five players through injury and international call-ups, but their play was more effective than the technical football played by the visitors, but without a cutting edge.

Terry Medwin scored the opening goal when Duquemin went wide to feed Medwin inside him and he despatched the ball left footed past the keeper.  It was 2-0 fifteen minutes later, with George Robb taking the ball around a defender and then the goalkeeper to walk the ball in and eight minutes further into the game, Stoked received a pass from Harmer to score.  Duquemin added another two minutes after the third scoring from a left wing cross from close range, converting a left wing cross, but Palatos pulled one goal back ten minutes before the break after a neat passing movement.

The introduction of two Red Banner substitutes during the first half had caused a little confusion, with the away team having 12 players on the pitch at one point !

Tottenham's forward movement with their moves outshone the passing game of the Hungarians, with Blanchflower's 25 yard drive in the 52nd minute restoring the four goal margin, with Stokes putting Spurs further ahead fifteen minutes after that with him scoring from Harmer's pass.  This left Duquemin to complete his hat-trick in the 70th minute.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Reynolds, Norman, Hopkins, Blanchflower, Clarke, Walley, Medwin, Harmer, Duquemin, Stokes, Robb
Red Banner -   J. Veres,  L. Szimcsak, F. Kovacs, I. Kovacs, J. Bolzsei, F. Sibos, K. Sandor, P. Palatos, N. Hidegkuti, J. Molnar, I. Szimcsak.
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While Hearts scored through Ian Crawford and Johnnie Hamilton, Tottenham won the match with a hat-trick of goals Bobby Smith and one more from Alfie Stokes.

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Hearts -  .
Attendance : -  17,504

Hearts field a strong side, despite missing Alfie Conn (father of the player of the same name who later signed for Spurs) and won the game 3-2 with goals from Alex Young, Dave Mackay and Johnnie Hamilton.  Tottenham's goals were scored by Terry Dyson and Tommy Harmer, who shot home from the penalty spot.

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Kick off was 19.30

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Kick off was 19.15

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FC Kinzi -  .
Spurs - Reynolds, Baker, Hopkins, Blanchflower, Clarke, Marchi, Walters, Brooks, Duquemin, Baily, Robb.
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Spurs took a 2-0 lead early in the second half after a placid first period.  Les Bennett and Sonny Walters hit the goals, but the home side pulled one back with 20 minutes remaining.  With only moments left, the referee awarded an indirect free-kick to Hamburg, but then changed his mind to make it a penalty.  The award was converted and the final whistle blown straight after, in what appeared to be a generous decision to allow the game to be drawn.

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Hamburg SV -  .
Spurs -  Reynolds, Ramsey (Withers), Willis, Nicholson, Marchi, Wetton, Walter, Bennett, Duquemin, Baily, Dunmore
Attendance : -   15,000

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Attendance : -  38,000

Having tested the floodlight out with an amateur match a few nights before, Spurs rolled out the Band of the Grenadier Guards to welcome the crack French side Sporting Club de Paris, with the match being covered on TV.

A Jean Courteaux goal handed Sporting a first half lead, but into the second half, the goals came thick and fast.

Spurs were level just two minutes after the re-start, with Len Duquemin equalising and shortly afterwards Les Bennett gave Tottenham the lead. George Hutchinson and captain Ron Burgess made it 4-1 and then Bennett grabbed a fifth with 69 minutes gone.

Paris rallied with two goals from Bruey (who had replaced Brazilian Yeso Amalfi) and Courteaux rounded off the scoring in the 87th minute to reduce the final deficit to 5-3.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Dirtchburn, Ramsey, Withers, Wetton, Farley, Burgess (c), Hutchinson, Bennett, Duquemin, Harmer, Robb
Racing Club de Paris -  Pivois, Lelong, Jurilli, Arnadeau (Jacowski), Dubreucq, Boulet, Courteaux, Amalfi (Bruey), Cisowski, Schaap, Curyl.
Attendance : -  28,000
Ref. : - Mr. Arthur H. Blythe (Edmonton, London)
Linesmen : - Mr. C. B. Broome (London) - red flag; Mr. W. R. Osborne (London) - yellow flag

The Band of the Grenadier Guards played before the match
"The Passing of the Regiments"
Melodies from "Blue For A Boy"
"Cockney Caper"
"Souvenirs de France"
"Nights of Gladness"
"South Pacific"
"Lorraine"

and at half-time ...

"Imperial Echoes"
"Belle of the Ball"/"Wonderful Guy"
"The Great Little Army"
"The British Grenadiers"
 

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Attendance : -  14,294

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Wreaths were laid to the home baseball team's Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig by captains Ron Burgess and Johnny Carey ahead of the game in front of a then record crowd for a football match in New York.

United were quickly on the attack and a goal from Jack Rowley gave them the initiative, but Spurs soon imposed themselves on United and Les Bennett equalised with a header within a minute of United's goal and then put Tottenham 2-1 ahead.  First Division champions United soon succumbed to a fine display by Spurs, as a goal from Sid McClellan and four from Len Duquemin saw a masterful performance end in a 7-1 win.

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Spurs -  Ditchburn, , , , Burgess (c), Bennett, , McClellan, Duquemin
Manchester United -   Carey (c), Rowley.
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The entertaining game finished 2-2 with Les Bennett and Len Duquemin netting for Tottenham, in what manager Arthur Rowe described as "the finest game he had ever seen."

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Attendance : -  45,000

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Spurs made the short trip across the Channel to face a Combined Liege XI in Antwerp and won 4-1 courtesy of two goals from Peter Murphy and one apiece from Sonny Walters and Sid McClellan.

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Tottenham won 4-1.

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Attendance : -  30,220

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Ted Harper netted both Tottenham goals in the friendly win.

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Ted Harper scored three goals among the seven that hit the Sliema net.

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Squad : -  Arthur Grimsdell, Cyril Spiers, Matt Forster, Jock Richardson, Darlie Lowdell, Harry Skitt, Andy Thomson, Taffy O'Callaghan, Jimmy Armstrong, Alec Lindsay, Jimmy Dimmock, Bert Smith, Cecil Poynton, Jimmy Townley.

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On leaving South America, the team won a fancy dress competition on the ship home as Robinson Crusoe and Man Friday, with the parrot used taken back to White Hart Lane as a memento of the trip.

He lived happily at the club for 10 years until the day that Arsenal got voted into the First Division in 1919 at the expense of Tottenham Hotspur, when he died.

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Spurs visited Montevideo to meet the Urguay League representative side and ran out 8-0 winners.  .

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The game ended 2-2 with honours shared.

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Max Seeburg scored Tottenham's goal against his old club in a 1-1 draw with Chelsea that was the first time the teams had met.

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Hearts - 
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Attendance : -  8,000

A 0-0 draw ensued with a 10,000 crowd witnessing the tie.

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Spurs - 
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Attendance : -  10,000

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Everton:  ,
Spurs:  Griffiths, Erentz, Tait, Morris, Hughes, J. L. Jones, Smith, Copeland, Cameron, Kirwan, Woodward
Crowd :  -  30,000 

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Attendance : -  2,000