14th Oct 1882 Beith 4 Partick Thistle 3 (Friendly)

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Match Information

					William Stirling; Mossman; John Hendry
					W. Bennie; J. Gardiner; Thomas Paterson
Fulton (0-1, 10 mins); ? (1-2, 39 mins); R. Gilmour (3-3, 60 mins); Brogan (3-4, 70 mins)					? (1-1, 36 mins); ? (2-2, 2nd half); ? (3-2, 2nd half)
			McCabe		William Stirling			23y, 6m, 25d
			Hamilton		Mossman
			Edmonstone		John Hendry
			Gilmour		Jack Beattie			23y, 1m, 17d
			Gillespie		George Leckie			22y, 4m, 6d
			Harrington		John Young [i]
			Brogan		Peter Ewing			24y, 5m, 26d
			Wylie		T. Paton
			Fulton		Hugh Beaton			24y, 0m, 14d
			R. Gilmour		Thomas Sinclair
			McKenna		Jerry Suter			19y, 4m, 11d
								22y, 9m, 27d

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Match Report

TTA report

“…played before meagre attendance. Owing to the late arrival of the strangers two 35s were played. Beith won by four goals to three” (GH). “One of the best games played at Beith for a long time” (AN). Having gone behind in 10 mins, Thistle drew the second half 3-3! The winner came in the dying seconds.

Media report

18-Oct-1882, Athletic News

Beith scored a most creditable victory over the Partick Thistle. The game was well contested in the first half, only one goal being scored, but in the second half goal after goal was scored, and at the end four were registered in favour of Beith and three in favour of the Thistle. It was one of the best games that has been played in Beith for a long time, and the spectators seemed to relish it, as at the close their joy knew no bounds. Beith has lost much of the glory that encircled it when W. M'Guire played for them, and a win such as that of Saturday has the effect of cheering the supporters of the game in that town.

Stats Watch

● Mossman makes his first-known appearance for Thistle.

● 23-year-old William Stirling makes his first-known appearance for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 4 consecutive competitive wins, 28th Jan 1882 to date. (A new club-record.)

● 6 consecutive competitive home wins; 5th Feb 1881 to date. (An extension of the club-record.)

● 6 competitive home games without defeat; 5th Feb 1881 to date. (A new club-record.)

● 9 consecutive quoted competitive appearances (not known to be broken) for George Leckie, 5th Apr 1879 to date. (Longest run since: Andrew Duff - 9 games, 5th Apr 1879 to 11th March 1882. Now a joint club-record.)

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