1st Feb 1919 Partick Thistle 2 Morton 1 (SFL - game 25)

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Match Information

43/44y			George Easton		Bob Cochrane
Joe Harris; Jock Weir; Jim Marshall
Wilf Gillow; John Henderson; Henry Laverty
Willie Hamilton (1-0, 20 mins); Jim Marshall (2-0, 2nd half)					James Broad (2-1, 2nd half)
			Alex Stewart [i]		Jimmy Brownlie former Jag
29y, 0m, 23d			Watty Borthwick		John Young
35y, 11m, 14d			Willie Bulloch		George Ormond
22y, 9m, 5d			Adam Black		John McIntyre
29y, 3m, 23d			Willie Hamilton		John Wright
25y, 10m, 13d			Joe Harris		James McLean
28y, 9m, 23d			Willie Whittle		Alex McNab
			Jock Weir		Jimmy Gourlay former Jag
28y, 7m, 23d			Jim Marshall		James Broad
24y, 0m, 20d			John Bowie		James Stevenson
19y, 11m, 9d			Willie Salisbury		Stan Seymour former Jag
27y, 1m, 25d

Match Report

TTA report

Having been well beaten by the 2nd bottom team, Thistle beat the 2nd top team. Hamilton scored (20) following a corner for a deserved half-time lead. The defence had to be at its best because Morton were the better team but Marshall headed in the 2nd after fine work by Salisbury before Morton scored late on.

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Daily Record, 3rd August, 1919

Stats Watch

● The crowd of 25,000 stands today as the joint-record for any Thistle vs. Morton match. (1919; 1945)

● Jock Weir makes his Thistle debut.

ongoing sequences:

● 23 consecutive competitive appearances for Willie Hamilton, 7th Sep 1918 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Willie Whittle - 27 games, 6th Apr 1918 to 2nd Jan 1921. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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