10th Dec 1932 Partick Thistle 3 St Mirren 1 (SFL First Division - game 17)

matches:1932-33: ← 18game 1920 →

Match Information

51y, 10m, 9d			Donald Turner		Jock Morrison
no changes
no changes
George Boardman (1-0, 25 mins); John Torbet (2-0, pen 35 mins); George Boardman (3-0, 43 mins)					David McCrae (3-1, 60 mins)
27y, 0m, 11d			Johnny Jackson		Willie Fotheringham
27y, 0m, 7d			Stewart Calderwood		Walter Hay
19y, 6m, 5d			George Cummings		Bobby Ancell
27y, 11m, 0d			Alex Elliott		Alex Gebbie
			James McAllister		George Walker
25y, 4m, 12d			Eddie McLeod		John Miller
30y, 3m, 25d			Davie Ness		Jimmy Knox
			Lachlan MacMillan		Bobby Rankin
28y, 1m, 20d			George Boardman		David McCrae
33y, 1m, 13d			Johnny Ballantyne		Tommy Workman
29y, 2m, 15d			John Torbet		Robert McIndoe
27y, 6m, 7d

Match Report

TTA report

Oozing confidence, Thistle took the lead (25) through Boardman then doubled it with a Torbet pen (35). Boardman scored again (43) just before St Mirren hit the bar with Jackson well beaten. A run from half-way and a magnificent 30-yard strike for St Mirren (60) was the only second half highlight.

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Glasgow Herald, 12th December, 1932

Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 6 consecutive home League wins; 8th Oct 1932 to date. (Longest run since: 9 wins; 21st Nov 1931 to 28th Mar 1932. Club-record: 10 wins; 5th Sep 1896 to 25th Sep 1897.)

● 6 home League games without defeat; 8th Oct 1932 to date. (Longest run since: 12 games; 26th Sep 1931 to 2nd Apr 1932. Club-record: 23 games; 27th Aug 1910 to 14th Oct 1911.)

● 7 competitive games without defeat, 22nd Oct 1932 to date. (Longest run since: 7 games, 9th Jan 1932 to 13th Feb 1932. Joint club-record: 10 games, 16th Jan 1897 to 4th Sep 1897, 18th Jan 1902 to 5th Apr 1902, 1st Feb 1930 to 22nd Mar 1930 & 21st Feb 1931 to 25th Apr 1931.)

● 7 competitive home games without defeat; 26th Sep 1932 to date. (Longest run since: 13 games; 26th Sep 1931 to 2nd Apr 1932. Club-record: 15 games; 24th Sep 1910 to 4th Feb 1911.)

● 7 consecutive competitive home wins; 26th Sep 1932 to date. (Longest run since: 10 wins; 21st Nov 1931 to 28th Mar 1932. Club-record: 11 wins; 26th Aug 1899 to 3rd Feb 1900.)

● 7 consecutive competitive wins, 22nd Oct 1932 to date. (Longest run since: 8 wins, 15th Oct 1904 to 10th Dec 1904. Joint club-record: 9 wins, 23rd Jan 1897 to 4th Sep 1897 & 18th Jan 1902 to 31st Mar 1902.)

● 9 consecutive League wins; 1st Oct 1932 to date. (Longest run since / now a joint club-record with: 9 wins; 23rd Jan 1897 to 4th Sep 1897.)

● 9 League games without defeat, 1st Oct 1932 to date. (Longest run since the joint club-record: 11 games; 21st Feb 1931 to 8th Aug 1931 & 4th Mar 1911 to 16th Sep 1911.)

● 293 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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