24th Apr 1926 Partick Thistle 1 Heart of Midlothian 4 (SFL First Division - game 38)

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Match Information

51y			George Easton		Willie McCartney
Bob Paton; Alex Lambie; Jimmy Kinloch
Smith [iii]; Jimmy Richmond; Wright [ii]
Willie Salisbury (1-0, 5 mins)					John McNeil (1-1, 10 mins); Lachlan MacMillan (1-2, 25 mins); John McNeil (1-3, 40 mins); John McNeil (1-4, 45 mins)
25y, 0m, 28d			Alex Binnie		William White
26y, 3m, 3d			Denis O'Hare		Tom Reid
24y, 9m, 15d			Bob Paton		Andrew Jamieson
24y, 10m, 19d			Jimmy Gibson		Colin Dand
29y, 0m, 9d			Alex Lambie		Jock Ramage
27y, 0m, 1d			Harry Chatton		John Slavin
23y, 8m, 9d			Davie Ness		Jimmy Smith
28y, 0m, 10d			Jimmy Kinloch		Jock White
27y, 11m, 21d			Alex Donald		John McNeil
23y, 5m, 14d			Bobby Grove		Lachlan MacMillan future Jag
27y, 2m, 1d			Willie Salisbury		David Edgar
26y, 1m, 12d

Match Report

TTA report

Hearts (who finished 3rd) ran out comfortable winners in the final league game of the season. Thistle took the lead through Salisbury (5) at the end of a spell of early pressure but after that they were never a serious threat to the visitors who scored 4 without reply, easing up. Thistle finished 14th.

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Glasgow Herald, 26th April, 1926

Stats Watch

● 27-year-old Alex Donald plays his last game for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 7 consecutive competitive appearances for Denis O'Hare, 20th Mar 1926 to date. (Longest run since: Jimmy Richmond - 9 games, 23rd Feb 1926 to 13th Apr 1926. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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