22nd Aug 1904 Maryhill 2 Partick Thistle 0 (Friendly)

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Match Information

			Committee		George Easton			29y
					Duncan; John Proudfoot
					Willie Howden; Jimmy Drummond
Bell (0-1, 1st half); Lang (0-2, 2nd half)
			?		Duncan
			?		Tom Harvey			24y, 3m, 7d
			Donald Colman		Robert Campbell			23y, 3m, 6d
			Haggerty		David C. Walker
			?		David Melville			21y, 4m, 7d
			Walker		Harry Wilson
			Lang		John Proudfoot			30y, 5m, 26d
			?		William Massie			26y, 5m, 20d
			Ramsey		Harry McIlvenny			27y, 11m, 5d
			Turner		Robert Gray			28y, 5m, 21d
			Bell		John Curran			21y, 10m, 8d
								25y, 6m, 5d

notes

Duncan (“a Maryhill amateur”) guested in goals for Thistle.

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Match Report

TTA report

Playing a strong squad (but with some players out of position) Thistle “did not appear to take the game seriously” (DR). A goal in each half gave the Junior League Champions the win. Maryhill's amateur keeper (Duncan) guested and played a fine game, keeping the score down. “A positive disgrace” (DEP).

Media report

19-Aug-1904, Scottish Referee

A great night is expected at Lochburn on Monday when, in addition to a visit from the full League team of Partick Thistle, the League championship flag will be unfurled. Mr. George McLachlan has been asked to perform the ceremony at Lochburn on Monday; all the leaders have been invited and the Knightswood Brass Band will play selections during the evening. Partick Thistle will be represented by their best team, and as Maryhill are playing in great style at present, the game should be one of the finest ever seen at Maryhill. The ‘Hill’, I am told, will place their full strength in the field against the Partick cracks.

Stats Watch

● Duncan plays his one and only game for Thistle.

● 30-year-old John Proudfoot plays his last game for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 8 competitive games without a win, 19th Mar 1904 to date. (Longest run since: 9 games, 27th Sep 1902 to 15th Nov 1902. Club-record: 14 games, 3rd Jan 1898 to 15th Oct 1898.)

● 9 away League games without a win; 3rd Oct 1903 to date. (Longest run since / now a joint club-record with: 9 games; 4th Dec 1897 to 15th Oct 1898.)

● 16 competitive away games without a win; 26th Sep 1903 to date. (An extension of the club-record.)

● 25 competitive away games without a clean-sheet; 14th Feb 1903 to date. (Longest run since: 37 games; 27th Feb 1897 to 28th Oct 1899. Club-record: 90 games; 31st Oct 1885 to 23rd Jan 1897.)

● 25 consecutive competitive appearances for Tom Harvey, 24th Oct 1903 to date. (Longest run since: Tom Harvey - 37 games, 6th Sep 1902 to 12th Sep 1903. Club-record: Tom Harvey - 46 games, 8th Sep 1900 to 16th Nov 1901.)

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