14th Feb 1925 Partick Thistle 2 Kilmarnock 1 (SFL First Division - game 29)

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Match Information

49/50y			George Easton		Hugh Spence
Alex Binnie; Bob Paton; Davie Ness; Bobby Grove
Joe Ramsay; Denis O'Hare; John Blair; Jimmy Reekie
John Miller (1-0, 1st half); Bobby Grove (2-0, 1st half)					James Hood (2-1, pen 44 mins)
23y, 10m, 18d			Alex Binnie		William Gould
23y, 7m, 5d			Bob Paton		James Hood
31y, 7m, 17d			Tom Crichton		Hugh Morton
23y, 8m, 9d			Jimmy Gibson		Joseph Willis
25y, 9m, 22d			Harry Chatton		John Dunlop
31y, 0m, 7d			Jimmy McMullan		John McEwan
22y, 5m, 30d			Davie Ness		Robert Walker
26y, 10m, 0d			Jimmy Kinloch		Matthew Smith
29y, 11m, 2d			John Miller		Robert Rock
22y, 3m, 4d			Bobby Grove		Walter Bird
25y, 11m, 22d			Willie Salisbury		Thomas Lindsay
26y, 1m, 6d

notes

OH has Jimmy Kinloch for Thistle's second (by process of elimination) but SC/SP/GH/JL all say was Bobby Grove, and we go with them.

Match Report

TTA report

“The ground was in a deplorable state“ (SC). A header early on by Miller and a 2nd goal by Grove gave Thistle a comfortable lead but a pen just on half-time let 2nd bottom Kilmarnock back into the game. An excellent second half was even but defences were always on top and it remained 2-1.

Stats Watch

● 23-year-old Alex Binnie makes his Thistle debut.

ongoing sequences:

● 4 consecutive competitive home wins; 10th Jan 1925 to date. (Longest run since: 4 wins; 5th Jan 1924 to 9th Feb 1924. Club-record: 11 wins; 26th Aug 1899 to 3rd Feb 1900.)

● 18 consecutive competitive appearances for Jimmy McMullan, 8th Nov 1924 to date. (Longest run since: Joe Ramsay - 41 games, 29th Mar 1924 to 11th Feb 1925. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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