29th Mar 1922 Falkirk 3 Partick Thistle 0 (SFL First Division - game 35)

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Match Information

			William Nicol		George Easton			46/47y
					Rab Bernard; David Johnstone; Alex Lambie; Bill Carnihan; Dan McNiven; Bob McFarlane
					Kenny Campbell; Jimmy Gibson; Matt Wilson; Joe Harris; Jimmy McMenemy; Willie Salisbury
Syd Puddefoot (0-1, 5 mins); Syd Puddefoot (0-2, 15 mins); Hugh McNair (0-3, 2nd half)
			Thomas Ferguson		Rab Bernard			37y, 9m, 14d
			former Jag Thomas Scott		Tom Crichton			28y, 9m, 1d
			James Hunter		Willie Bulloch			39y, 1m, 11d
			Hugh McNair		David Johnstone			25y, 3m, 19d
			Thomas Townsley		Alex Lambie			24y, 11m, 14d
			William Dougal		Bill Carnihan			27y, 8m, 17d
			John Wood		John Blair			24y, 9m, 2d
			Thomas Glancy		Jimmy Kinloch			23y, 11m, 15d
			Syd Puddefoot		Dan McNiven			19y, 3m, 6d
			Edward Kane		Jimmy McColl			29y, 3m, 15d
			William Moore		Bob McFarlane			25y, 2m, 12d
								27y, 9m, 26d

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Match Report

TTA report

Falkirk's centre-forward (Puddefoot) was too much for Thistle (showing 6 changes). He scored 2 excellent goals (5 and 15) and missed a penalty (55). A late 3rd goal confirmed how much Falkirk were better than Thistle on the night. Perhaps it was a semi-final hangover. They were well beaten.

Stats Watch

● 19-year-old Dan McNiven plays his last game for Thistle.

● 27-year-old Bill Carnihan plays his last game for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 7 away League games without a win; 3rd Jan 1922 to date. (Longest run since: 8 games; 17th Apr 1920 to 8th Sep 1920. Club-record: 22 games; 20th Apr 1908 to 27th Sep 1909.)

● 32 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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