5th May 1923 Queen's Park 1 Partick Thistle 1 (Glasgow Charity Cup Semi Final)

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Match Information

			Committee		George Easton			48y
					Harry Chatton
					Denis O'Hare
Russell Moreland (1-1, 10 mins)					Jimmy Kinloch (1-0, 5 mins)
			James Newton		Albert Ferguson			24y, 5m, 7d
			Thomas Sneddon		Tom Crichton			29y, 10m, 7d
			future Jag Willie Wiseman		Matt Wilson			21y, 8m, 13d
			Thomas Pirie		Harry Chatton			24y, 0m, 12d
			future Jag Robert Gillespie		Alex Lambie			26y, 0m, 20d
			Hugh Dickson		Jimmy Gibson			21y, 11m, 0d
			future Jag James Crawford		John Blair			25y, 10m, 8d
			William Chalmers		Jimmy Kinloch			25y, 0m, 21d
			Russell Moreland		Bob McFarlane			26y, 3m, 18d
			Edward Scott		Johnny Ballantyne			23y, 6m, 8d
			future Jag James McAlpine		Willie Salisbury			24y, 2m, 12d
								24y, 9m, 20d

Match Report

TTA report

AET. Lost 6-7 on corners. Kinloch scored off a post from distance (6) but Queens soon levelled with a brilliant goal. It was a “gruelling game, clean and keen“ (GH) and it remained 1-1. Thistle led 6-5 going into the last 15 minutes of ET but Queens (unbeaten at home) won two more corners to reach the final.

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Glasgow Herald, 7th May, 1923

Stats Watch

● The closing game of the 48th season of Partick Thistle F.C.

● 24-year-old Harry Chatton makes his Thistle debut.

ongoing sequences:

● 31 consecutive competitive appearances for Johnny Ballantyne, 4th Nov 1922 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Willie Salisbury - 39 games, 8th Apr 1922 to 3rd Mar 1923. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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