3rd Feb 1912 Dundee 3 Partick Thistle 0 (Scottish Cup 1st Round replay)

matches:1911-12: ← 34game 3536 →

Match Information

			Willie Wallace		George Easton			36/37y
					William Allan; Alex McGregor; George L. Stewart
					Bobby Wilson; James Steel; Willie Gardiner
Robert Hamilton (0-1, 7 mins); William Wylie (0-2, 1st half); John McLachlan (0-3, 1st half)
			John Lyall		Robert Houston			23y, 6m, 6d
			James Lawson		Archie McKenzie			33y, 6m, 19d
			John Ferguson		Willie Bulloch			28y, 11m, 16d
			Albert Neal		William Allan
			Alex Aitken		Alec Raisbeck			33y, 1m, 8d
			George Comrie		Alex McGregor
			James Bellamy		George L. Stewart			29y, 1m, 23d
			future Jag John McLachlan		John King			23y, 2m, 9d
			Robert Hamilton		Willie Hamilton			22y, 3m, 25d
			George Langlands		George Elmore			31y, 7m, 18d
			William Wylie		John Coham			20y, 10m, 22d
								27y, 4m, 13d

notes

Dundee played with rubber soled boots. Thistle skated all over the place. Willie Gardiner was on a later train and was not on the spot when the game started; he had been selected in the first place.

Match Report

TTA report

Another bone-hard, sanded pitch. The game was never in doubt after Thistle went behind (7). In the second half Dundee went 3-up and contained a poor Thistle attack who could muster only a few late corners. The Dundee keeper was virtually an onlooker. “Soundly beaten” (DC).

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Scottish Referee, 5th February, 1912

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ongoing sequences:

● 9 consecutive competitive appearances for John King, 23rd Dec 1911 to date. (Longest run since: Willie Hamilton - 14 games, 21st Oct 1911 to 6th Jan 1912. Club-record: Willie Howden - 48 games, 25th Mar 1905 to 16th Apr 1906.)

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