27th Feb 1915 Partick Thistle 0 Celtic 2 (SFL First Division - game 29)

matches:1914-15: ← 35game 3637 →

Match Information

39/40y			George Easton		Willie Maley
John Colquhoun
William Campbell
					Jimmy McColl (0-1, 15 mins); Joe Dodds (0-2, pen 40 mins)
23y, 8m, 27d			John Colquhoun		Charlie Shaw
28y, 5m, 10d			Tom Adams		Alec McNair
32y, 0m, 9d			Willie Bulloch		Joe Dodds
20y, 11m, 7d			Dougie Morrison		Jim Young
25y, 4m, 18d			Willie Hamilton		Peter Johnstone
21y, 11m, 8d			Joe Harris		John McMaster
26y, 3m, 1d			Willie Gardiner		Andy McAtee
22y, 4m, 9d			George Ramsay		Patsy Gallacher
24y, 10m, 18d			Willie Whittle		Jimmy McColl future Jag
29y, 8m, 20d			Jock McTavish		Jimmy McMenemy future Jag
25y, 9m, 21d			Frank Branscombe		John Browning
25y, 7m, 2d

Match Report

TTA report

2nd placed Celtic moved to a point behind Hearts by edging out Thistle in a fine match full of good football. They led 2-0 at half-time (the 2nd a penalty, disputed foul by McTavish) but were fortunate. Thistle weren't as good after the interval but Colquhoun in goal had a fine game and there was no further scoring.

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Daily Record, 1st March, 1915

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Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 8 consecutive competitive appearances for Dougie Morrison (a new personal best) and Frank Branscombe, 22nd Aug 1914 to date. (Longest run since: William Campbell - 52 games, 17th Jan 1914 to 20th Feb 1915. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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