Haig Everett Mosher... studied law at the University of British Columbia... suffered a broken leg on the shin bone during the All Canada trip to Australia on 2 July 1924 (newspapers reported “it was so badly set that it will have to be rebroken to knit properly”)...

part of the Canadian team that toured Australia for more than three months in 1924, recognised as a Canada Soccer Team of Distinction...

as noted in 1924 in The Globe, “the greatest goalie the West has ever seen”... as noted in The Globe in 1924, Mosher “as captain of the all-Canadian aggregation was greeted with enthusiasm and approval”... as noted in a 1924 Brisbane program, Mosher was “a noted all-round athlete (who) is light on his toes (and) can dive on a ball when required, has perfectly safe hands, a good eye, mature judgement, a ready clearance, and a big punt up the field; he possesses the great gift of anticipating which way the ball is going”...

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was part of the 1924 Canadian team that toured Australia and New Zealand (with matches played in Brisbane, Sydney, Newcastle, Adelaide and Auckland)...