10th Oct 1914 Partick Thistle 1 Clyde 1 (Glasgow Cup Final)

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Match Information

39y			George Easton		Jamie Commins
Willie Bulloch; Willie Loney; James Hynd
Robert Caffrey; Willie Hamilton; George Ramsay
Willie Whittle (1-1, 77 mins)					Patrick Allan (0-1, 40 secs)
28y, 8m, 23d			William Campbell		George McTurk former Jag
28y, 0m, 23d			Tom Adams		John Gilligan former Jag
31y, 7m, 22d			Willie Bulloch		William Farrell
20y, 6m, 20d			Dougie Morrison		John Black
35y, 4m, 9d			Willie Loney		William MacAndrew
20y, 8m, 3d			Jimmy McMullan		Harry Collins
23y, 5m, 22d			John M. Young		Thomas Cranston
23y, 8m, 16d			James Hynd		George Milligan
24y, 6m, 1d			Willie Whittle		Patrick Allan
29y, 4m, 3d			Jock McTavish		John Fleming
25y, 5m, 4d			Frank Branscombe		Patrick Corcoran
26y, 5m, 29d

notes

Drawings £660 (GH)

Match Report

TTA report

Ibrox. “It was one of the keenest, fastest and best played Glasgow Cup games” (SC). Clyde took the lead (1) but Thistle were the better team. Bulloch hit the bar with a penalty but Whittle earned a replay with a brilliant equaliser (77). Clyde played virtually all of the second half with 10 men. “Brave Clyde” (DR).

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Daily Record, 12th October, 1914

Glasgow Herald, 12th October, 1914

Stats Watch

● Thistle appear in their twelfth Cup Final, their fourth in the Glasgow Cup. It's the first to go to a replay.

ongoing sequences:

● 39 consecutive competitive appearances for Jock McTavish, 15th Nov 1913 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: John Lyon - 39 games, 9th Dec 1905 to 27th Oct 1906. Club-record: Willie Howden - 48 games, 25th Mar 1905 to 16th Apr 1906.)

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