13th Mar 1915 Partick Thistle 1 Dumbarton 2 (SFL First Division - game 31)

matches:1914-15: ← 37game 3839 →

Match Information

39/40y			George Easton		James Collins
William Campbell; Willie Gardiner
John Colquhoun; James Hynd
Willie Whittle (1-2, 80 mins)					Alex McGregor (0-1, 53 mins); Alf Gittins (0-2, 2nd half)
29y, 1m, 24d			William Campbell		Thomas Hamilton
28y, 5m, 24d			Tom Adams		Bob McGrory future Jag
32y, 0m, 23d			Willie Bulloch		Archie Ritchie
20y, 11m, 21d			Dougie Morrison		James Riddell future Jag
25y, 5m, 4d			Willie Hamilton		Alex Davidson former Jag
21y, 11m, 22d			Joe Harris		Peter McFie
20y, 4m, 11d			Neil Harris		James Ferguson
26y, 3m, 15d			Willie Gardiner		Patrick Travers
24y, 11m, 4d			Willie Whittle		Alf Gittins former Jag
29y, 9m, 6d			Jock McTavish		Alex McGregor former Jag
25y, 10m, 7d			Frank Branscombe		Alex Thom
25y, 11m, 5d

Match Report

TTA report

Dumbarton were the better team in the first half but their forwards weren't sharp enough. They improved in the second half and went 2-up (both from ex-JAGs!) before lackadaisical Thistle woke up and Whittle pulled one back (80) but it wasn't enough. “One of their poorest performances of the season” (SC).

Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 10 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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