11th Mar 1922 Queen of the South 0 Partick Thistle 1 (Scottish Cup Quarter Final)

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Match Information

			Committee		George Easton			46/47y
					Kenny Campbell; Willie Bulloch; Joe Harris; Jimmy Kinloch
					Rab Bernard; David Johnstone; Matt Wilson; Jimmy McMenemy
					Willie Salisbury (1-0, 18 mins)
			George Woods		Kenny Campbell			29y, 6m, 5d
			John Murray		John Struthers
			Wright		Willie Bulloch			39y, 0m, 21d
			Turnbull		Jimmy Gibson			20y, 9m, 6d
			Walker		Alex Lambie			24y, 10m, 24d
			Watkins		Joe Harris			28y, 11m, 20d
			Currie		John Blair			24y, 8m, 12d
			John Garrity		Jimmy Kinloch			23y, 10m, 25d
			MacKenzie		Jimmy McColl			29y, 2m, 25d
			William Robb		Johnny Ballantyne			22y, 4m, 12d
			William Ferguson		Willie Salisbury			23y, 0m, 16d
								26y, 7m, 23d

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Match Report

TTA report

“Firhill fright“ (SP). Queens protested a fumble by Campbell had gone over the line then Salisbury got the only goal (18) when he outwitted the full-back and suspect keeper. It was against the run of play. The second half was more even but Thistle never managed to subdue Queens who deserved a replay.

Stats Watch

● Thistle make their first-ever visit to Palmerston.

● Queen of the South become the 94th club to play Partick Thistle in competitive action.

● Thistle appear in their eighth Scottish Cup Quarter Final, and progress to the Semi Finals for the second time.

ongoing sequences:

● 28 consecutive competitive appearances for Jimmy McColl, 8th Oct 1921 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: John Blair - 43 games, 5th Apr 1921 to 18th Feb 1922. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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