20th Sep 1913 Hibernian 0 Partick Thistle 2 (SFL First Division - game 5)

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Match Information

			Dan McMichael		George Easton			38y
					Thomas Dunsmore; Alec Raisbeck; Joe Harris; Jim Marshall
					Willie Bulloch; Willie Hamilton; John Stevenson; Jock McTavish
					Jim Marshall (1-0, 1st half); Frank Branscombe (2-0, 1st half)
			William Allan		William Campbell			27y, 8m, 3d
			Thomas Birrell		Thomas Dunsmore			25y, 10m, 16d
			Bobby Templeton		Archie McKenzie			35y, 2m, 5d
			Peter Kerr		James McCaig
			Matthew Paterson		Alec Raisbeck			34y, 8m, 25d
			John Lamb		Joe Harris			20y, 6m, 1d
			James Williamson		James Hamilton
			James Hendren		Jim Marshall			23y, 3m, 11d
			Robert Reid		Neil Harris			18y, 10m, 21d
			Sam Fleming		Alf Gittins			28y, 6m, 29d
			William Smith		Frank Branscombe			24y, 4m, 14d
								26y, 6m, 24d

Match Report

TTA report

“A highly creditable win” (GH). The better team in the first half, goals from Marshall and Branscombe set Thistle up for the win. Pinned back for most of the second half, Campbell, Raisbeck and McKenzie were outstanding and earned the 1st ever win away to Hibs in 21 attempts. “keen and interesting” (SC).

Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 8 consecutive competitive appearances for William Campbell, 3rd May 1913 to date. (Longest run since: Willie Bulloch - 8 games, 22nd Apr 1913 to 17th Sep 1913. Club-record: Willie Howden - 48 games, 25th Mar 1905 to 16th Apr 1906.)

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