17th Sep 1921 Celtic 1 Partick Thistle 1 (Glasgow Cup Semi Final)

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Match Information

			Willie Maley		George Easton			46y
					Matt Wilson; Bob McFarlane; Jimmy McMenemy
					Neil Gibson; Dan McNiven; Johnny Ballantyne
Patsy Gallacher (1-1, 70 mins)					John Blair (1-0, 50 mins)
			Charlie Shaw		Kenny Campbell			29y, 0m, 11d
			Alec McNair		John Struthers
			Joe Dodds		Tom Crichton			28y, 2m, 20d
			John Gilchrist		David Johnstone			24y, 9m, 7d
			Willie Cringan		Matt Wilson			20y, 0m, 26d
			John McMaster		Joe Harris			28y, 5m, 29d
			Andy McAtee		John Blair			24y, 2m, 21d
			Patsy Gallacher		Jimmy Kinloch			23y, 5m, 3d
			Tommy McInally		Bob McFarlane			24y, 8m, 0d
			Joe Cassidy		Jimmy McMenemy			40y, 11m, 6d
			David Pratt		Willie Salisbury			22y, 6m, 25d
								26y, 7m, 20d

notes

Thistle had received a Quarter Final (1st Round) bye.

Match Report

TTA report

It was all about defence and restricting Celtic's forwards to a few chances in the first half. Having done so, after the break Thistle were the better side and Blair (easily the best forward of the 10) headed in a Salisbury cross (50) but a deflection off Struthers past the blameless Campbell (70) made it 1-1.

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Sunday Post, 18th September, 1921

Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 16 consecutive competitive appearances for John Blair and Tom Crichton (a new personal best), 5th Apr 1921 to date. (Longest run since: John Blair - 25 games, 2nd Oct 1920 to 19th Feb 1921. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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