22nd Oct 1932 Partick Thistle 7 Ayr United 0 (SFL First Division - game 11)

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Match Information

51y, 8m, 21d			Donald Turner		Alex Gibson
George Boardman
George Watson
Johnny Ballantyne (1-0, 30 secs); George Boardman (2-0, 6 mins); Lachlan MacMillan (3-0, 11 mins); Davie Ness (4-0, 30 mins); Johnny Ballantyne (5-0, 41 mins); John Torbet (6-0, 69 mins); John Torbet (7-0, 78 mins)
26y, 10m, 23d			Johnny Jackson		Bob Hepburn
26y, 10m, 19d			Stewart Calderwood		David Willis
19y, 4m, 17d			George Cummings		William Ure
29y, 11m, 12d			Bobby Grove		John Taylor
			James McAllister		Andrew McCall
25y, 2m, 24d			Eddie McLeod		Hamilton Carmichael
30y, 2m, 7d			Davie Ness		Thomas Robertson
			Lachlan MacMillan		James Brannan
28y, 0m, 2d			George Boardman		Alex Merrie
32y, 11m, 25d			Johnny Ballantyne		Billy Brae
29y, 0m, 27d			John Torbet		James Ferguson
27y, 7m, 15d

Match Report

TTA report

Ayr were no match for Thistle who played with “varied and interesting football from the very beginning” (GH). Ballantyne scored in 30 seconds and just on half-time along with Boardman, McMillan and Ness to make it 5-0. Jackson was tested several times before Torbet added a late double.

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Edinburgh Evening News, 22nd October, 1932

Glasgow Herald, 24th October, 1932

The Scotsman, 24th October, 1932

Stats Watch

● Lachlan MacMillan scores his first goal for Thistle.

● Thistle's record margin of victory over Ayr United.

ongoing sequences:

● 287 consecutive competitive appearances for Johnny Jackson, 28th Aug 1926 to date, a new personal best. (An extension of the club-record.)

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