4th Jan 1921 St Mirren 0 Partick Thistle 2 (SFL - game 26)

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Match Information

			John Cochran		George Easton			45/46y
					Bob McFarlane; Matt Wilson; Andrew Comrie; Harry Harper; Charlie McGrain
					Willie Hamilton; Jimmy McMullan; Jimmy Kinloch; Jimmy McMenemy; Willie Salisbury
					Andrew Comrie (1-0, 30 mins); David Johnstone (2-0, 2nd half)
			William O'Hagan		Kenny Campbell			28y, 3m, 29d
			William Lavery		Tom Crichton			27y, 6m, 7d
			Allan Reid		Willie Bulloch			37y, 10m, 17d
			Alfred Leslie		Bob McFarlane			23y, 11m, 18d
			Alex Duff		Matt Wilson			19y, 4m, 13d
			Harry Anderson		Joe Harris			27y, 9m, 16d
			Denis Lawson		John Blair			23y, 6m, 8d
			Robert Stewart		Andrew Comrie			26y, 6m, 25d
			William Grieve		David Johnstone			24y, 0m, 25d
			Robert Barr		Harry Harper
			James Thomson		Charlie McGrain			24y, 5m, 19d
								26y, 4m, 6d

notes

GH mislabels Bob McFarlane as “J. McFarlane”.

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Match Report

TTA report

In “Spring-like weather” (SC) Campbell kept 2nd bottom St Mirren at bay as they enjoyed most of the play. It was Thistle who took the lead through Comrie (30). Shortly after the restart Johnstone scored for 2-0 and although Saints continued to dominate, they found the excellent Campbell unbeatable.

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Dundee Courier, 5th January, 1921

Glasgow Herald, 5th January, 1921

Stats Watch

● Thistle are back in League action after 1 day, which stands today as the joint club-record for the shortest gap between League games.

● 24-year-old Charlie McGrain plays his last game for Thistle.

● Andrew Comrie scores his last goal for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 33 consecutive competitive appearances for Joe Harris, 17th Apr 1920 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Neil Harris - 38 games, 16th Aug 1919 to 13th Mar 1920. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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