27th Nov 1886 Partick Thistle 1 Queen's Park 4 (Friendly)

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Match Information

Cochrane [i]; John Caldwell; Andrew Mackay
John Hendry; Andrew Johnston; John Marshall
Bob Marshall (1-2, 1st half)					William Watt (0-1, 1st half); John Lambie (0-2, 1st half); Alec Hamilton (1-3, 2nd half); ? (1-4, 2nd half)
27y, 7m, 17d			Andrew Duff		George Gillespie future Jag
			Cochrane [i]		Quintin Neil
23y, 7m, 18d			John Caldwell		Bob Smellie future Jag
22y, 10m, 28d			Andrew Milliken		Charles Campbell
21y, 6m, 5d			Bob Robertson		Humphrey Jones
22y, 0m, 28d			Bob Marshall		Allan Stewart
23y, 9m, 3d			John Young [ii]		Alec Hamilton
20y, 9m, 20d			Willie Paul		John Lambie
			Andrew Mackay		William Watt
23y, 5m, 24d			Jerry Suter		David Allan
			Walter McLean		James Allan
23y, 2m, 23d

notes

This game was 20 minutes in kicking-off and it was decided that only 30 minutes each-way would be played. OH records a 1-3 loss. However, the detailed account in the GH mentions that Hamilton's third goal for QP was disputed for offside but that the point was eventually conceded and the match finished 4-1 to QP. We go with that convincing report.

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Match Report

TTA report

Both teams had 2 players playing for Glasgow v London the same day. Due to starting late only 30 minutes each way was played. Queens went 2-up but it was 1-2 at half-time thanks to Marshall. 2 second half goals gave Queens the win but on play the winning margin flattered them.

Stats Watch

● Andrew Mackay makes his first-known appearance for Thistle.

● Cochrane [i] makes his first-known appearance for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 9 consecutive quoted competitive appearances (not known to be broken) for Andrew Duff & John Hendry, 10th Nov 1883 to date. (Longest run since: Jerry Suter - 12 games, 9th Sep 1882 to 24th Oct 1885. Joint club-record: Jack Beattie, 17 games - 5th Apr 1879 to 13th Sep 1884 & George Leckie, 17 games - 5th Apr 1879 to 10th Nov 1883.)

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