Five "Boys" To Brazil
The "Beautiful Game" Arrives
For football to be found in any place it is axiomatic that first the game itself has to arrive. And in that Brazil simply got lucky, Scots-lucky and twice over. The first was when the seas along its Northern Shore were cleared of Portuguese naval power by the ships of privateer, the "pirate", the "Sea Wolf", Admiral Thomas Cochrane, 10th Earl of Dundonald, whose statue stands beside the Forth at Culross. He had just done it in the the Pacific for Chile against the Spanish. Now on his way home he replicated it for Pedro I, the self-proclaimed Emperor of Brazil, against his own father, the King of Portugal. At that point Brazil ceased to be a colony. But when he wasn't paid Cochrane extracted his own price. He sacked the North Brazilian, coastal city of Sao Luis before sailing back to Britain.
It was therefore to an independent country that seventy years later more Scots arrived this time bearing a gift, or at least begin with the idea of gift, Scottish football. Six men are mainly credited with taking football to South America's largest country, more if the McNairs of Salvador and William Gordon of Manaus are included. Five of the six were Scots or Scots-Diasporans, the only exception being Oscar Cox, an Anglo-South American, who was born in Brazil, his father in Ecuador. And even Cox would not learn the game in England but at school in Lausanne on the banks of Lac Leman in Switzerland. Football of some sort is said to have arrived in the country by the second half of the 19th Century. Association football was there from the 1880s. The Swiss Football Association was formed in 1895, FC Lausanne-Sport in 1896 with Cox returning to Brazil at the turn of the century.
So what of the five and their where and when. In the last years of the nineteenth century Southern Brazil had two points of entry, both by sea. The first was the country's then capital Rio de Janeiro wit its immediate hinterland and the second, Santos, three hundred miles down the coast, with no passable inland route at the time, the gateway to the growing town of Sao Paulo forty-five miles inland and its own hinterland of Sao Paulo State. Rio had a population of about a half a million and Sao Paulo city just a tenth of that.
It was Oscar Cox, who in 1901is said to have organized "the first football match in the history of the state of Rio de Janeiro". It is not true. It might be justifiable to maintain introduction to the city but not the state, the reason being that fully six years earlier Thomas Donohoe, Scots-born in the village of Busby south of Glasgow of Irish parents and a player of note in his prime, a very tall, no doubt suitably robust centre-forward alongside future Scottish internationalists with local senior club, Cartvale, had already kicked it all off in Bangu, a village then outwith the city but very much in state and now a Rio suburb.
However, despite Donohoe clearing an area for a pitch and constructing goals these were ad-hoc games that were probably no more than six-a-side, simply because at the textile-factory, where he was just to supervise the start of the dyeing processes but where he would remain for the rest of his life there were was just then only a limited number, all incomers, who had any inkling of what to do. In fact formal football at Bangu would not come for anther decade with formation of the Bangu club. Thus it would fall to Oscar Cox to be the introducer to Rio and it siurrounds of the 11-a-side, when in 1901 he hosted a team from Sao Paulo in what might be called the country's first inter-state match. Moreover, the visitors were captained by a certain Charles Miller, said by many to have been Anglo-Brazilian but was nothing of the sort. He was Scots-Brazilian and, whilst he might have learned his football having been sent to school in Southampton his connections to Scotland were strong even from his Sao Paulo birth-place and early childhood, and with events back in the Old Country would have continued until his final permanent return to Sao Paulo at twenty.
Football in Sao Paulo would at first be concentrated in what is now the core of a huge city of twenty six million. It would be centred, literally, on Sao Paulo Athletic Club (SPAC), the multi-sports club (but no longer football) that remains located just off one of the still main thoroughfares, Consolacao, and had been founded in 1888 by not simply English but British immigrants, amongst them Miller's father and uncle, perhaps uncles, and which Miller himself had on his return with basic equiment and rules to persuade to play the round-ball game rather than just the oval ball one. It took him a little time and early discouragement but succeed he eventually did.
But all that would be in the context of an urban population that in the decade of his departure for England in 1884 had doubled from 30,000, by 1900 quadrupled again, by 1910 was 350,000 and in 1920 not far off double that once more with football teams coming and going but multiplying commensurately. And during that entire period Miller was indisputably at the forefront. Even when in 1912 SPAC ceased to play the top-flight Association game, he having been in the team at captain and centre-forward throughout, he would first fill in as ad hoc goal-keeper and then become a noted referee. And it is probably correct that he should be credited with organising Brazil's first notionally 11-a-side football match. It took place in April 1895, so between the Sao Paulo Railway Company, for which he worked, and the Sao Paulo Gas Company. The word notionally is used because it is said several of the players had no idea of what they were supposed to do and several more tired so quickly that they were passengers. The pitch was a improvised one at Varzea do Carmo, now the Parque Dom Pedro, in the floodplain of the Tamanduateí River, which marked the extent of Sao Paulo at the time.
But the city of Sao Paulo was not the only place in Sao Paulo, where football would be embedded; indeed after Donohoe and Miller but before Cox. The extension of the railway network north-east and -west had by seen the construction of the main junction at Campinas. By 1900 it was already the same size as Sao Paulo with a population of 67,000. Today is it 1.2 million. And in 1900 itself or little before it had seen the arrival of a Glaswegian, his Glaswegian wife and family. His name is Tom Scott. He was a railway-man, brought up around and in Springburn, had arrived in the country probably between 1886 and 1888 and again probably been based initially in Sao Paulo. The family retained strong ties to the city and still does.
Now it may well have been that Tom Scott had been involved in football in Glasgow or in Sao Paulo, possibly even with Charles Miller. He had been born in 1865 so had been in his early twenties on arrival in Brazil but by 1900, he well into his thirties the family had transferred to Campinas, where in 1901 he was instrumental in the foundation of the Ponte Preta club, if not probably the oldest club in Brazil still playing, the doyen, then, and only on tenuous evidence, the second oldest by three weeks.
Moreover, when yellow fever hit Campinas in 1902 the family was transferred twenty-five miles to Jundiai. It was then a town of 15,000-20,000, now almost half a million, and there it is said he had already helped to start up a still-existing sports club, Gremio CP, and on arrival would in 1903 found Jundiahy FC and when it folded in 1908 then be on the first Board of Directors of its replacement to this day, Paulistano Futebol Clube.
Meanwhile, back in the city of Sao Paulo and to a large degree on the back of that first inter-state match effectively what was league football, perhaps better described as organised, amateur-friendly, championship football had been introduced. which gradually became more competitive. In that first season five teams took part so eight games, Charles Miller was top-scorer with ten goals as SPAC took top spot on a play-off against Paulistano, in which Miller scored twice. The match was held at the Velodromo, the Cycle Arena, and Paulistano's home ground, also on Consolacao and which rapidly became the city's leading footballing venue. And the result of the championships the two following seasons was to be replication with only in 1905 Paulistano topping the table as SPAC began to slide.
But at the point Paulistano, a team made up of Sao Paulo's more wealthy, too started to slip down the table and, having finished in only third position in 1906 decided to do something about it. There action was for the 1907 season, much of which took place in the British summer, to import help with training and tactics.
The man they called upon was John "Jock" Hamilton, born and learning his football in Ayr and for a decade from 1894 a somewhat journeyman centre-half but Scottish centre-half in England's lower leagues. But in 1904 he had turned to training with his last playing-club, Fulham and with some success. Fulham had just won the Southern League and just been accepted into the Football League Second Division for the 1907-8 season.
Jock Hamilton arrived in Sao Paulo in April 1907 as the British season ended and the Brazilian one began. And he stayed only the best part of three months but his effect was profound. He brought British, indeed Scottish, training methods with him, introduced them but crucially left them in place. In the time he was there Paulistano played just three games, first a loss to SPAC then a win and a draw. Then there was a stutter as he left before the last six encounters of the season were all won, setting the pattern for the following season as Paulistano would continue the run of form to top the league, in the course of which it lost only once.
But that was not all. Firstly, he was during his time in Sao Paulo to take the field as referee in five of the initial nine games of that 1907 season, and in doing so clearly lift the standard of officiating also to near British levels. Moreover, through his training methods he had perhaps also provided a first glimpse for Brazilians of what was to come in terms of the country's future and much-lauded, much admired playing-style.
Whilst Miller in his school-days in England had been a successful winger with a recognised ability to take on defences and centre, early Sao Paulo football had a reputation for being long-ball crude. But this was to change, perhaps started by Hamilton, who had just worked a season with the redoubtable Scottish internationalist, R.C. Hamilton, and was training Jimmy Hogan, but with another name possibly already in the background. It was MacLean.
It appears in the first game of the 1907 season on 3rd May. SPAC played Germania at the Velodromo. Charles Miller was centre-forward for the former. MacLean was inside-right for the latter. Hamilton refereed. SPAC won 4-0. And MacLean was to be there again still for Germania, this time on the right-wing, two weeks later; then the week after that and finally two weeks further on still before he was gone. Germania, now Esporte Clube Pinheiros, was the city's mainly German team but clearly consistently drafted in non-Germans including names that were British. MacLean's had been amongst them in May and June for six weeks but notably just as Coats, cotton thread spinners of Paisley, was finishing the construction of its Correntes mill in Ipiranga, a suburb three kilometres to the south- east of the city centre. It was officially opened on 18th June 1907. MacLean had played his last of his four games for Germania on 16th.
The Brazilian Circle
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The Brazilian Circle
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Tommy Donohoe
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Riverside previously Burnside Terrace, Busby
Gala Day in Bangu with textile mill in background
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Golden Donohoe Statue, Bangu
Donohue Bust, Busby
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Charles Miller
Burnfoot Road, Fairlie
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Lynedoch Street, Greenock
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Charles Miller, aged about 5, Sao Paulo
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Varzea do Carmo, Sao Paulo
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SPAC team, 1904. Charles Miller with ball
Charles Miller
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John Miller's Grave, Greenock
Charles Miller's Grave, Sao Paulo
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Charles Miller Square, Pacaembu, Sao Paulo
Junction of Main St. and Burnfoot Rd., Fairlie
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Tom Scott
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Tom and Helen Scott
Campinas, 1900
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Estadio Moises Lucarelli, Campinas
Ponte Preta in top league of Sao Paulo state league but currently in bottom place, also just promoted to playing in 2nd tier of Brazilian Championship but at half-way stage in bottom place.
Jundiai 465,000, 15,000 in 1900, perhaps 20,000 in 1910 Paulista Futebol Clube 3rd tier of Sao Paulo State LeagueX
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Grave of Tom and Helen Scott, Jundiai
Glebe St., Glasgow
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Jock Hamilton
George St., Ayr
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Velodromo, Sao Paulo
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Jock Hamilton's Grave, Keynsham
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Archie McLean
Dovesland, Paisley
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Anchor Mill, Paisley
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Coats Corriente, Ipiranga, Sao Paulo
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Scottish Wanderers
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Velodromo, Sao Paulo
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https://historiadofutebol.com/blog/?p=83188
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3, Alice St., Paisley
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