2nd Jan 1935 Partick Thistle 1 Rangers 0 (SFL First Division - game 24)

matches:1934-35: ← 28game 2930 →

Match Information

53y, 11m, 2d			Donald Turner		Bill Struth
Robert Regan
John Neish
Peter Bain (1-0, 85 mins)
23y, 1m, 27d			Bobby Johnstone		Jerry Dawson
29y, 0m, 30d			Stewart Calderwood		Dougie Gray
21y, 6m, 28d			George Cummings		Whitey McDonald
22y, 9m, 9d			Hugh Baigrie		James Kennedy
26y, 3m, 24d			Bob Donnelly		Jimmy Simpson
27y, 5m, 5d			Eddie McLeod		George Brown
19y, 4m, 12d			Robert Regan		Torry Gillick future Jag
24y, 11m, 14d			Willie Miller		Alex Venters
25y, 11m, 26d			Sandy MacLennan		Jimmy Smith
19y, 6m, 11d			Archie Hastie		Bob McPhail
25y, 4m, 25d			Peter Bain		Willie Nicholson
24y, 1m, 21d

Match Report

TTA report

Hastie dallied and was robbed 3 yards out (3) then Rangers almost scored (6). Just on half-time Regan dribbled past umpteen defenders and keeper and missed! The game and pace deteriorated badly. It was a tense struggle until the Rangers keeper left a Bain shot alone, thinking it was going past (85).

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Glasgow Herald, 3rd January, 1935

Stats Watch

● Thistle are back in League action after 1 day, which stands today as the joint club-record for the shortest gap between League games.

ongoing sequences:

● 46 consecutive competitive appearances for Willie Miller, 2nd Jan 1934 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Alex Elliott - 53 games, 21st Oct 1933 to 15th Dec 1934. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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