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	Committee	George Easton	34y

		William Campbell; Alex McGregor; Charles Stephen; Jimmy Robertson; William Melrose; James Taylor; Charlie Chalk; William Milmire; Fred Robertson; Frank Branscombe; James Smith
		Willie Howden; Archie McKenzie; James Bennett; Maurice Parry; Alec Raisbeck; Robert Lyle; Tom Callaghan; Robert Wilson; Sydney Smith; Willie Gardiner; Tom Ballantyne

Robert Farr (0-1, pen 1st half); George Grant (0-2, 2nd half)		James Smith (1-2, 2nd half)


	Davidson	William Campbell	23y, 8m, 29d
	Thomas Jackson	Alex McGregor
	Burgess	Charles Stephen
	Harry O'Rourke	Jimmy Robertson	31y, 1m, 10d
	John Grieve	William Melrose
	Hugh Kilday	James Taylor
	Robert Farr	Charlie Chalk
	James Guthrie	William Milmire
	Law	Fred Robertson	20y, 11m, 26d
	George Grant	Frank Branscombe	20y, 5m, 10d
	Tennant	James Smith

			24y, 0m, 26d

	Teamlines per WLC, and cross referenced via JL. The OH has a considerably different line-up. Due to the unusual nature of this tie, i.e. reserves fulfilling a first team engagement, there are seven players who feature in the first team A to Z story for the one and only time c/o this game.
	The WLC reports that Thistle 'ceded home advantage due to Firhill being used for a Glasgow Juniors v Newcastle match.
	An excellent in depth report in the WLC gives this goal to James Smith whilst OH credits Frank Branscombe. Since we have taken our teamline from the WLC (which cross-references with the appearances listed by JL) it seems like the right thing to do to go with their goalscorer too and we therefore side with James Smith for this goal.
	1500 (SC); 2000 (WLC)

● James Taylor makes his Thistle debut.

● Charles Stephen plays his one and only game for Thistle.

● William Melrose plays his one and only game for Thistle.

● William Milmire plays his one and only game for Thistle.

● 31-year-old Jimmy Robertson plays his one and only game for Thistle.

● 32/33-year-old Charlie Chalk plays his one and only game for Thistle.

● James Smith plays his one and only game for Thistle and joins our scoring debutants club.

● Charlie Chalk becomes the first Gibraltarian to play for Thistle.

● Gibraltar becomes the sixth country/territory to birth a Jag.

● Bathgate become the 88th club to play Partick Thistle in competitive action.

● A fairly academic defeat since Thistle had already qualified.

● One of two games played by Thistle today, and technically part of the joint club-record for the shortest gap between games, which stands today.

● One of two competitive games played by Thistle today, and technically the club-record for the shortest gap between competitive games, which stands today.

● One of two away games played by Thistle today, and technically part of the joint club-record for the shortest gap between away games, which stands today.

● One of two competitive away games played by Thistle today, and technically part of the joint club-record for the shortest gap between competitive away games, which stands today.

ongoing sequences:

● 1 'consecutive' competitive appearances for William Campbell, Alex McGregor, Charles Stephen, Charlie Chalk, Frank Branscombe, Fred Robertson, James Smith, James Taylor, Jimmy Robertson, William Melrose and William Milmire. (Longest run since: Tom Ballantyne - 19 games, 27th Mar 1909 to 16th Oct 1909. Club-record: Willie Howden - 48 games, 25th Mar 1905 to 16th Apr 1906.)

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