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		It was because of the AAS membership that Leo was eventually able to meet Albert Einstein.
		The American Association for the Advancement of Science was planning its 1934 convention for the as-yet unfinished Mellon Institute in Oakland.
		"Good," replied Einstein, "Can you tell me where the bathroom is?" The famous photo of Leo Scanlon and Einstein was taken by another AAAP member (name not recalled) as Leo was in the process of thanking the great scientist for his time and attention.
	3ap.org /features/leo/leoScanlonBio6.shtml (1019 words)

	Arsenal 4 Manchester United 5 1958 Division One
		The second half began, perhaps inevitably, in a more subdued fashion and it was beginning to seem as though the afternoon's excitement might be spent when the game suddenly exploded into life with an incredible burst of scoring by the home side.
		Their forwards clearly had the beating of the Arsenal defence to a far greater degree than was the case at the other end of the pitch.
		Scanlon in particular had led Stan Charlton a merry dance all afternoon and it was from another of his left wing centres that Viollet restored United's lead with a smart header of which his partner, Taylor, would have been proud.
	www.football-england.com /arsenal_4_v_man_utd_5_1958.html (884 words)

	Munich58.co.uk - Survivor's Anger Over Munich Crash Film
		Former Busby Babe Albert Scanlon helped BBC producers make the programme, but says the resulting film is full of inaccuracies.
		Mr Scanlon, 70, who lives in Salford, said there were a number of glaring errors in the film and that fellow survivor Harry Gregg had also complained to the BBC about the film.
		Mr Scanlon said: "People think we survivors are nit-picking, but I have spoken to Harry about this and he feels the same.
	www.munich58.co.uk /articles/surviving_disaster_scanlon.asp (348 words)

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	Arsenal 4, Manchester United 5
		Then Albert Scanlon became the scourge of the Londoners; first he ran at great pace with the ball, and when he crossed it hard and low Charlton was on hand to finish cleanly.
		Ten minutes later it was Scanlon again who caused the damage, when another low cross was knocked back across goal by Morgans and Charlton was there again to claim United’s third.
		Scanlon went very wide on the left, and linked up with Charlton; Viollet was on hand to head home Charlton’s cross.
	www.united-front.org /arsenal.htm (696 words)

	www.manutdzone.com : McCleery's A to Z of Manchester United
		That fallacious telegram, sent by Duncan Edwards, was delivered to his landlady in Manchester at 5pm on February 6, 1958, by which time 21 people lay dead in the wreckage of BEA flight G-ALZU, and the word "Munich" was engraved tombstone-large in the dictionary of disaster.
		Our cards school was Ken Morgans, who was on my right and facing David Pegg and Albert Scanlon.
		Albert Quixall, who later left Hillsborough for United, said: "United ran their hearts out.
	www.manutdzone.com /atoz/deathofbabes.htm (2417 words)

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		With Tom Finney approaching thc end of his illustrious career, David Pegg was seen by many as the man most likely, in the long term, to step into his international boots.
		Although Albert Scanlon was keeping him out of the United side at the time of the disaster, there was plainly a great deal more to come from David, who was only 22 when he died.
		He also enjoyed an enviable reputation in Europe, being held in particularly high regard by Real Madrid, who are said to have once signed a new defender specifically to combat his talents.
	www.angelfire.com /ak/MANCHESTERU/legends.html (286 words)

	The great match a Highbury
		The ball was pushed out to Albert Scanlon on the left wing and he ran virtually the full length of the field before crossing.
		Charlton's shot was unstoppable and all Kelsey could do was throw up both arms in a token gesture as he dived to his right, but the shot was past him and the young Charlton was turning to celebrate the Babes' 2:0 lead.
		The Manchester supporters screamed their delight, and were in raptures a few minutes later when Kelsey had to retrieve the ball from his goal for a fifth time, after Eddie Colman had found Morgans with a precise pass and Tommy Taylor had scored his last goal.
	www.thebusbybabes.com /highbury/highbury.htm (1096 words)

	BBC News \| UK \| 3.04pm, February 6, 1958
		Former United player, Albert Scanlon, whose skull was fractured, was unconscious for five days:
		But while some of the Munich survivors, like Sir Bobby Charlton, went on to enjoy glittering careers, others felt they were forgotten.
		Albert Scanlon, who now lives on a small pension at his home in Salford, said: "The only compensation we received was a few hundred pounds from BEA.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/low/uk/53484.stm (741 words)

	SPORTING LEGENDS - Hand Signed Sporting Memorabilia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Scanlon would help the club to two league titles - 1955/56 and 1956/57.
		Albert would leave Manchester United in 1961 and head for Newcastle United.
		The Busby Babes were a group of Manchester United players who progressed from the club's youth team into the first team under Sir Matt Busby`s management.
	www.sportinglegends.ie.cob-web.org:8888 /scanlon_aug06.htm (438 words)

	Munich58.co.uk - Surviving Disaster - Daily Mirror Preview
		United winger Albert Scanlon was in an aisle seat half way down the chartered Airspeed Ambassador for that final take-off.
		Fellow survivor Sir Bobby Charlton and Manchester United refused to co-operate with the show's makers and Albert now wishes he hadn't bothered.
		In fact, Albert still feels guilty about surviving a crash that killed so many fellow Babes - Geoff Bent, Roger Byrne, Eddie Colman, Mark Jones, David Pegg, Liam Whelan, Tommy Taylor and superstar-in-the-making Duncan Edwards.
	www.munich58.co.uk /articles/surviving_disaster_mirror.asp (1196 words)

	Full History Of Manchester United
		County had a goalie that was considered one of the best anywhere, Albert Iremonger who stood 6' 6" tall, but on that day he spent the whole afternoon trying to keep the rampant reds away.
		Many of the Youth team were being introduced into the senior side, Duncan Edwards had become a regular, while players such as Jackie Blanchflower, Dennis Violett, Colin Webster, Albert Scanlon, Mark Jones, David Pegg, Billy Whelan, and Bill Foukes were all experiencing their first taste of League soccer.
		Albert Quixall had been bought in August 1958, but had failed to repeat his goal scoring feats attained at Sheffield Wednesday.
	members.fortunecity.com /deepershadeofred/history.htm (19892 words)

	Survivors of '58 Plane Crash Recall a Special Team : Manchester's Darkest Loss
		Albert Scanlon, one of the team's wingers, furtively flicked away a tear.
		Yet there was still the teasing and joking, the soccer player's defense mechanism, even on the darkest subjects.
		Scanlon said: "I have not seen Munich airport for 30 years.
	www.iht.com /articles/1997/05/29/soccer.t_17.php (648 words)

	RedCafe.net - Unofficial Manchester United Website
		Jackie Blanchflower, the centre-half who had replaced Ray Wood in goal in the FA Cup Final, was missing from the side along with wingers David Pegg and Johnny Berry and the creative inside-forward Liam Whelan, all of whom are being rested by Busby.
		By half-time it was 3-0, and again Scanlon's speed had played its part.
		The winger broke down the left, rounded Arsenal right-back Stan Charlton and crossed to the far side of the pitch where right-winger Kenny Morgans met the cross and chipped the ball back into the penalty area.
	www.redcafe.net /archives/history/highbury.php (1069 words)

	Scanlon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Scanlon (110 words)

	The Ryan Giggs Forum > Munich Remembered
		Albert Scanlon: “I had always been a little afraid of our previous captain, Johnny Carey, and I never spoke to him unless he spoke to me. It was quite different with dear old Roger.
		Albert Scanlon: “David Pegg was the complete left-winger, a brilliant ball player.”
		Albert Scanlon: “Billy was a magician with a ball at his feet.
	ryangiggs.org /forums/lofiversion/index.php/t1670.html (1341 words)

	Blue Stars / FIFA Youth Cup 2000 - History 1995
		Duncan Edwards, Bill Whelan, David Pegg, Eddie Colman, Albert Scanlon, Bobby Charlton and Wilf McGuiness were all in the victorious side that year, which incidentally was coached by club manager Sir Matt Busby in person.
		They all went on to play for their countries, but Edwards, Whelan, Pegg and Colman died in the tragic air crash in Munich, and Scanlon was so badly injured that he was never able to play to his full ability again.
		Bobby Charlton was only slightly injured, and he went on to become one of the most popular figures in the history of English football, and was one of the World Cup winning team in 1966.
	www.youthcup.ch /youthcup2000/e/hist_1995.html (425 words)

	Manchester United Daily News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		A speedy winger who won Youth Cup Winners medals in 1953 and 1954, and made a few appearances in the Championship seasons of 1956 and 1957.
		Survived the Munich Air Disaster to continue his career, and played 127 times, scoring 35 goals between 1954-60.
		Scanlon joined Newcastle United for £18,000 in November 1960.
	www.red11.org /mufc/news/98/201198.htm (1300 words)

	Manchester United History - Information - Profile - Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Home-grown youngesters like Bobby Charlton, Dennis Viollet, Duncan Edwards, Albert Scanlon, Mark Jones and Bill Foulkes established themself as regular first team players at a very early age and the policy paid off as United maintained their reputation as a strong team.
		Manchester United won the league championship in 1955-56 thanks to the efforts of a team whose average age was just 22 years.
		The likes of David Herd, Denis Law, Albert Quixall and Paddy Crerand helped United beat Leicester City 2-1 in the F.A Cup final in 1963.
	www.socceraddicts.com /PremiershipClubs/Manutd.html (4281 words)

	Albert Scanlon Soccer in the '60s Volume 1 Newcastle United Gdf Cartophily, cigarette cards, prints & advertising ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Albert Scanlon Soccer in the '60s Volume 1 Newcastle United Gdf Cartophily, cigarette cards, prints & advertising memorabilia
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		Sport - Football - English Teams - English Teams K - O - Newcastle United - Albert Scanlon
	www.gdfcartophily.co.uk /item.php/IID/285232741 (186 words)

	United in the 1950s - Questions, Answers, Fun Facts, Information
		With Morgans, Charlton, and Scanlon coming in for Berry, Whelan, and Pegg, for the home game against Leicester City on 21st December, United embarked upon a 15-game unbeaten run in the League, FA Cup and European Cup that, but for Munich, would probably have taken them to the double, if not the treble.
		With three goals from Bobby Charlton, two from Dennis Viollet and one each from Duncan Edwards and Albert Scanlon, the game was nothing short of a massacre.
		This was the identical Bolton team that UnitedÂ’s patched-up post-Munich side, containing just four survivors from this Old Trafford mauling, which somehow managed to get to the FA Cup Final, would meet four months later at Wembley, controversially losing 2-0.
	www.funtrivia.com /en/Sports/United-in-the-1950s-8480.html (3495 words)

	Lamson Library » Blog Archive » Education In Cities. Joint Editors: Joseph A. Lauwerys David G. Scanlon
		Joint Editors: Joseph A. Lauwerys David G. Scanlon
		Urban change and schools of education / S.M. Miller, Pamela M. Roby
		Newfoundland : problems of urbanization on a small scale / G. Albert Cooper
	www.plymouth.edu /library/opac/record/1043259 (505 words)

	Football in England information - Search.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		They won the F.A Cup in 1948 and the league title in 1952.
		The Busby Babes team - so called as the players were all young, rising through the club's youth system - developed as one of England's finest teams ever, with the likes of Bobby Charlton, Albert Scanlon and Duncan Edwards winning two titles in 1956 and 1957.
		In February 1958, however, the Munich Air Disaster killed eight of the players, leaving two others unable to play again and Busby in a critical condition, though he continued on to recover and rebuild his Manchester United team.
	c10-ss-1-lb.cnet.com /reference/Football_in_England (4113 words)

	EMPICS Sports Photo Library
		Sir Bobby Charlton (2nd Left) with the seven other rsurvivors of the 1958 Munich Air Crash.
		Ken Morgan, Harry Gregg, Jackie Blanchflower, Dennis Viollet, Bill Foulkes, Ray Wood, Albert Scanlon
		l-r; Dr. Stefan Kraemer, Sir Bobby Charlton, Dennis Viollet, Albert Scanlon, Harry Gregg, Ken Morgan, Ray Wood and Rene Eberle (UEFA).
	photos.empics.com /g47/p54.htm (261 words)

	oag60-70
		Second Row: Boulter, Ian Ensor, Bates, ???, David Clay, Steve Walker, Albert Scanlon, Ned Evans, Geoff Philips
		Middle Row: Fred Evans, Wayne Robinson, David Clay, Roger George, Steve Walker, Dave van der Merwe,Albert Scanlon, Gary Kyley, John Swift, Anthony Hartill
		Middle Row: Roger Ife, Andrew Bailey, Gary Eyley, Steve Pollock, David Clay, Jim Clark, Roger George, Albert Scanlon, Roy Southworth, Richard Beardsmore
	members.iinet.net.au /~mpage/oag60-70.html (997 words)

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