2nd Nov 1910 Rangers 3 Partick Thistle 2 (Boilermakers Lock-Out Benefit)

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Match Information

			William Wilton		George Easton			35y
					Willie Howden; Thomas Dunsmore; James Steel; James Taylor; James MacLachlan; Alex McGregor; Fred Robertson
					William Campbell; Archie McKenzie; Willie Bulloch; Bobby Wilson; Alec Raisbeck; William McDonald [ii]; Willie Gardiner
Robert Parker (0-1, 1st half); James Paterson (0-2, 1st half); Robert Parker (0-3, 65 mins)					Frank Branscombe (1-3, 2nd half); Fred Robertson (2-3, 2nd half)
			Dickson		Willie Howden			30y, 11m, 22d
			Robert Campbell		Thomas Dunsmore			22y, 11m, 29d
			Laughland		James Steel
			George Waddell		James Taylor
			George Chapman		James MacLachlan			23y, 9m, 8d
			John Johnstone		Alex McGregor
			Billy Hogg		Tom Callaghan			26y, 11m, 8d
			Jamieson		Fred Robertson			22y, 0m, 13d
			Robert Parker		George Elmore			30y, 4m, 17d
			Adam Gibson		John King			21y, 11m, 8d
			James Paterson		Frank Branscombe			21y, 5m, 27d
								25y, 0m, 22d

notes

For no good reason that we can see, 2 x 40 minutes were played.

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Match Report

TTA report

Played on behalf of “locked-out“ boilermakers, Thistle were pretty much at full strength but Rangers had numerous “guests“. It was all Rangers and it was 2-0 at half-time. Thistle had most of the play in the second half but Rangers made it 3-0 (65) before Branscombe and Robertson (F) scored near the end.

Stats Watch

● 23-year-old James MacLachlan makes his Thistle debut.

● James Taylor plays his last game for Thistle.

● 30-year-old Willie Howden plays his last game for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 14 consecutive competitive appearances for Willie Gardiner, 16th Apr 1910 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Archie McKenzie - 28 games, 23rd Oct 1909 to 16th Apr 1910. Club-record: Willie Howden - 48 games, 25th Mar 1905 to 16th Apr 1906.)

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