24th Apr 1934 Partick Thistle 2 St Mirren 3 (SFL First Division - game 37)

matches:1933-34: ← 41game 4243 →

Match Information

53y, 2m, 24d			Donald Turner		Jock Morrison
Eddie McLeod; Robert Regan
Hugh Baigrie; Davie Ness
Sandy MacLennan (1-0, 2nd half); Johnny Ballantyne (2-1, 2nd half)					David McCrae (1-1, 2nd half); Jimmy Knox (2-2, 2nd half); Jimmy Knox (2-3, 85 mins)
22y, 5m, 18d			Bobby Johnstone		Jimmy McCloy
28y, 4m, 21d			Stewart Calderwood		Tommy Baird
20y, 10m, 19d			George Cummings		John Miller
29y, 3m, 14d			Alex Elliott		Alex Gebbie
25y, 7m, 15d			Bob Donnelly		Thomas Wilson
26y, 8m, 27d			Eddie McLeod		James McCabe
18y, 8m, 3d			Robert Regan		Jimmy Knox
24y, 3m, 5d			Willie Miller		Jimmy McGregor
25y, 3m, 17d			Sandy MacLennan		David McCrae
34y, 5m, 28d			Johnny Ballantyne		Walter Smith
24y, 8m, 16d			Peter Bain		John Phillips
25y, 6m, 11d

Match Report

TTA report

A fine match. Thistle should have drawn, given the chances they missed. The first half was dull but after the break Saints hit the bar, McLennan headed the opener then Saints equalised. Ballantyne made it 2-1 but a min later it was 2-2 . The winner came (85) to put St Mirren safe from relegation.

Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 15 consecutive home League games in which Thistle have scored; 30th Sep 1933 to date. (Longest run since: 22 games; 9th Apr 1928 to 24th Apr 1929. Club-record: 26 games; 11th Nov 1911 to 29th Mar 1913.)

● 17 consecutive competitive home games in which Thistle have scored; 30th Sep 1933 to date. (Longest run since the club-record: 25 games; 9th Apr 1928 to 24th Apr 1929.)

● 34 consecutive competitive appearances for George Cummings, 13th Sep 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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