5th Apr 1919 Falkirk 2 Partick Thistle 2 (SFL - game 31)

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Match Information

			William Nicol		George Easton			44y
					Watty Borthwick; Tom Crichton; Jim Marshall; Robert McBean; Bert Haugh
					Willie Bulloch; Jimmy McMullan; Willie Whittle; Neil Harris; Willie Salisbury
Thomas Glancy (0-1, 1st half); Michael McCulloch (1-2, 59 mins)					John Bowie (1-1, 48 mins); Jim Marshall (2-2, 60 mins)
			Andrew Henderson		Alex Stewart [i]
			former Jag Thomas Scott		Watty Borthwick			29y, 2m, 27d
			James Hickie		Tom Adams			32y, 6m, 19d
			Alex Comrie		Adam Black			22y, 11m, 9d
			James Martin		Willie Hamilton			29y, 5m, 27d
			William Murray		Tom Crichton			25y, 9m, 8d
			Michael McCulloch		Jim Marshall			28y, 9m, 27d
			John Bow		Alex Lauder
			John Rutherford		Robert McBean			26y, 8m, 13d
			George Elder		Bert Haugh			27y, 0m, 28d
			Thomas Glancy		John Bowie			24y, 2m, 24d
								27y, 5m, 1d

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Match Report

TTA report

McMullan was playing for the Scot League v the English League. Thistle, 2nd best in the first half, trailed 1-0 at half-time to a fine solo effort. A re-jigged forward line seemed to work and Bowie equalised (48). Falkirk went ahead (59) but Marshall forced his way between 2 defenders to level a minute later.

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Glasgow Herald, 7th April, 1919

Stats Watch

● 26-year-old Robert McBean plays his one and only game for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 22 consecutive competitive appearances for John Bowie, 26th Aug 1916 to date. (Longest run since: Watty Borthwick - 24 games, 12th Oct 1918 to 22nd Mar 1919. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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