13th Sep 1933 Airdrieonians 2 Partick Thistle 1 (SFL First Division - game 7)

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Match Information

			David Martyn		Donald Turner			52y, 7m, 13d
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John Grant (0-1, 9 mins); William Moore (0-2, 52 mins)					Alex Craigie (1-2, 87 mins)
			Robert Morrison		Bobby Johnstone			21y, 10m, 7d
			Thomas Calder		Stewart Calderwood			27y, 9m, 10d
			John Shaw		George Cummings			20y, 3m, 8d
			James Crosbie		Alex Elliott			28y, 8m, 3d
			Wilf Sharp		James McAllister
			Harry Todd		Eddie McLeod			26y, 1m, 16d
			William Duffy		David Alston			19y, 3m, 20d
			John Grant		Willie Miller			23y, 7m, 25d
			William Moore		Alex Craigie			26y, 3m, 15d
			James Morrison		Johnny Ballantyne			33y, 10m, 17d
			future Jag Tom Mooney		Adam McLean			35y, 4m, 17d
								26y, 3m, 27d

Match Report

TTA report

An easy win for Airdrie and a tough game. When they took the lead (9) they never looked like losing. Ballantyne and Miller were injured and limped on the wings. A 2nd goal (52) made the points secure. McLean went off injured late on before Craigie (frequently caught off-side) scored a fine goal (87) but to little effect.

Stats Watch

● 35-year-old Adam McLean plays his last game for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 6 League games without a win; 19th Aug 1933 to date. (Longest run since: 6 games; 31st Dec 1932 to 28th Jan 1933. Club-record: 26 games; 28th Nov 1908 to 2nd Oct 1909.)

● 7 competitive games without a win, 19th Aug 1933 to date. (Longest run since: 7 games, 2nd Apr 1932 to 20th Aug 1932. Club-record: 26 games, 28th Nov 1908 to 28th Aug 1909.)

● 17 consecutive competitive appearances for Eddie McLeod, 15th Mar 1933 to date. (Longest run since: George Cummings - 44 games, 26th Sep 1932 to 2nd Sep 1933. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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