EYERTON PLAYER FOR TOTTENHAM.
Dundee Courier-Friday 9 June 1911
Negotiations were completed yesterday whereby A. Young, the famous centre-forward of the Everton team, was transferred to Tottenham Hotspur. The Hotspur Club have been anxious for some time to secure Young, and it is believed that the transfer fee is about 700. Young has been with Everton ten seasons.

SANDY YOUNG AND W. BALMBR Go SOUTH
Liverpool Echo - Friday 09 June 1911 
The Everton crowd will meet and will miss-" him” being Sandy Young, who has left the Mersey city after stay of eleven years. No more, shall we see the Scot-hitching up his “breeks” no more shall we see the hand guarding the solitary lock of hair that adorn, his brow. Young will be missed. Long ago I pointed out that he was an excellent advertisement for the club, though I realized that his style of play bewildered his opponents end and his own side, and that at times he exceeded the reasonable limit of dribbling. Sandy has gone to Tottenham, and has borne out the exclusive statement made by the paper many days ago.  Another Evertonian William Balmer has decided to give his service to Croyden Common again.  The Club thought highly of William’s services, and greatly regretted his refusal to sign until financial matters had bene straightened.  The old full back wanted to play for Tranmere, but a stiffish transfer price was placed on his head.  Now Balmer and the Common clubs have become friends again, and the ex-Everton player will act as the leader of the Southern club.

SANDY YOUNG AND W.BALMER GO SOUTH.
June 9 1911. The Liverpool Echo.
The Everton crowd will meet and will miss him –him being Sandy Young, who has left the Mersey city, after a stay of eleven years. No more shall we see the Scot hitching up his “breeks” no more shall we see the hand guarding the solitary lock of hair that adores his brow. Young will be missed long ago I pointed out that he was an excellent advertisement for the club, though I realised that his style of play, bewildered his opponents, and his own side, and that at times he exceeded the reasonable limits of dribbling. Sandy has gone to Tottenham (£700), and has borne out the exclusive statement made by this paper many days ago. Another Evertonian William Balmer, has decided to give his services to Croydon Common again. The club though highly of William's services, and greatly regretted his refusal to sign until financial matters had been straightened. The old full back wanted to play for Tranmere, but a stiffish transfer price was placed on his head. Now Balmer and the Common club have become friends again, and the ex-Evertonian player will act as the leader of the Southern club.

SANDY'S YOUND EVERTON'S RECORD.

• Lge apps, 30, goals 6, Fac apps, 2

1902-03 Lge apps, 19, goals 5, Fac apps 1

1903-04 Lge apps, 22, goals 12,

1904-05 Lge apps 31, goals 14 Fac apps 6

1905-06 Lge apps 30, goals 12 Fac apps, 5 goals 2.

1906-07 Lge apps 33 goals 30 Fac apps, 8, goal 1

1907-08 Lge apps 33 goals 16 Fac apps 6 goals 5

1908-09 Lge apps 23, goals 9 Fac apps 1

1909-10 Lge apps 23, goals 2 Fac apps 7, goals 3

1910-11 Lge apps 30 goals 8 Fac apps 3, goals 3

Total Lge apps 275, Lge goals 114. Fac apps 39, Fac goals 14

TABLOIDS OF EVERTON'S NEW LEADERS
June 10, 1911. The Liverpool Football Echo
Everton have chosen John Macconnachie captain for next season, and Bob Balmer his deputy. . Berry and Meunier will lead the reserves teams. Macconnachie has made himself wonderfully popular by reason of an able football at fullback. He came to Everton some four years and stated at centre half-back. Later he was drafted to full-back were he has shown ability in defence.

EVERTON TRANSFER WALTER SCOTT.
June 28 1911. The Liverpool Echo.
Mr.W.C.Cuff officially informs us, this afternoon that Everton have transferred Walter Scott, the clever goalkeeper to Sunderland. Scott was secured from Grimsby Town last season, he having earned the reputation of being the finest goalkeeper in the second Division, and the “Penalty King.” Scott has played some good games for the Blues, but there was good reasons for his transfer which my be imagined is pretty substantial.

Walter Scott Everton record: - 1909-10 League apps, 11.
1910-11 League apps, 7, Total record, 18 league apps; clean sheets 7, goals conceded 24. Penalties to defended 3, saved 1.

WALTER SCOTT
June 29, 1911. Evening Telegraph
Walter Scott, the Everton goalkeeper, has been transferred to Sunderland. Scott was connected with Grimsby Town before he signed on for Everton at the beginning of the 1909-10 season. It was rumored that the Liverpool club paid £1000 for his transfer. Scott is considered one of the most able of the younger custodians, but owing to the great form of his namesake, who has assisted Everton for many seasons past, he has not commanded a regular place in First League football. While at Grimsby Scott was noted for saving penalty kicks.

THE PENALTY "KING"
29 June 1911 Dundee Courier
GOES FROM EVERTON TO SUNDERLAND.
Walter Scott, the Everton goalkeeper, has been transferred to Sunderland. Scott was connected with Grimsby Town before signed on for Everton at the beginning of the 1909-10 season. It was rumoured that; the Liverpool club paid £1000 for his transfer. Scott is considered one of the most able of the younger custodians, but owing to the great form of his namesake, who has assisted Everton for many seasons past, ho has not commanded a regular place in 1" first League football. While at Grimsby Scott was noted for saving penalty kicks.

EVERTON GOALLIE FOR SUNDERLAND
Dundee Courier - Thursday 29 June 1911
It is announced that Walter Scott, the goalkeeper who has been a useful understudy recently to his more famous namesake, William Scott, the Irish internationalist, has been transferred from Everton to the Sunderland Club.