9th Feb 1924 Partick Thistle 3 Bo'ness 0 (Scottish Cup 2nd Round)

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Match Information

48/49y			George Easton		Andrew Wylie
Harry Chatton
Alex Lambie
Bobby Grove (1-0, 2nd half); Willie Salisbury (2-0, 2nd half); Johnny Ballantyne (3-0, 90 mins)
27y, 6m, 13d			Jack Thomson		Sam Hilligan
24y, 0m, 19d			Denis O'Hare		Peter Brown
30y, 7m, 12d			Tom Crichton		Charles Harris
22y, 8m, 4d			Jimmy Gibson		John Rayne
24y, 9m, 17d			Harry Chatton		Thomas Anderson
30y, 0m, 2d			Jimmy McMullan		William Moffat
21y, 5m, 25d			Davie Ness		James Tonner
21y, 2m, 30d			Bobby Grove		John Kelly
25y, 11m, 0d			Sandy Hair		William McKenna
24y, 3m, 13d			Johnny Ballantyne		James Wardrop
24y, 11m, 17d			Willie Salisbury		William Millar
25y, 2m, 25d

Match Report

TTA report

3 goals in the second half gave Thistle a reasonably comfortable win against plucky Bo'ness. Hair and Ballantyne both hit the bar before the interval. After a spell of pressure from Bo'ness, Grove scored then Salisbury doubled the lead with an oblique lob off a post. The game got towsy then Ballantyne scored (90).

Stats Watch

● Goalie Jack Thomson keeps his last clean-sheet for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 4 consecutive clean-sheets in competitive home games; 5th Jan 1924 to date. (Longest run since: 5 games; 15th Jan 1921 to 12th Feb 1921. Club-record: 7 games; 19th Aug 1911 to 14th Oct 1911.)

● 4 consecutive competitive home wins; 5th Jan 1924 to date. (Longest run since: 4 wins; 25th Nov 1922 to 1st Jan 1923. Club-record: 11 wins; 26th Aug 1899 to 3rd Feb 1900.)

● 29 consecutive competitive appearances for Jack Thomson, 16th Aug 1923 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Alex Lambie - 46 games, 16th Jan 1923 to 2nd Feb 1924. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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