27th Apr 1935 Partick Thistle 2 Falkirk 2 (SFL First Division - game 38)

matches:1934-35: ← 45game 4647 →

Match Information

54y, 2m, 27d			Donald Turner		Tully Craig
Hugh Baigrie; Robert Regan; John Wyllie
Alex Elliott; Sandy MacLennan; Archie Hastie
Robert Regan (1-0, 14 mins); Robert Regan (2-1, 27 mins)					Ken Dawson (1-1, 24 mins); Robert Keyes (2-2, 72 mins)
23y, 5m, 21d			Bobby Johnstone		James Milton
29y, 4m, 24d			Stewart Calderwood		Robert Nisbet
21y, 10m, 22d			George Cummings		Hugh Hamill
23y, 1m, 3d			Hugh Baigrie		Tom Batchelor
26y, 7m, 18d			Bob Donnelly		Alex Low
27y, 8m, 30d			Eddie McLeod		Bob Shankly
20y, 4m, 8d			Alex McSpadyen		Robert Keyes
25y, 3m, 8d			Willie Miller		Arthur Baxter
19y, 8m, 6d			Robert Regan		James Bartram
			John Wyllie		Peter Cabrelli
25y, 8m, 19d			Peter Bain		Ken Dawson
24y, 3m, 27d

Match Report

TTA report

Relegated Falkirk looked to be going down with some pride but Thistle were in “end of season“ mode. They took the lead through Reagan after fine work by McSpadyen (14) but Falkirk levelled from a free-kick (24). The same partnership made it 2-1 (27) but a mix-up led to Falkirk's equaliser (72).

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Glasgow Herald, 29th April, 1935

Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 9 home League games without defeat; 24th Nov 1934 to date. (Longest run since: 9 games; 8th Oct 1932 to 3rd Jan 1933. Club-record: 23 games; 27th Aug 1910 to 14th Oct 1911.)

● 15 consecutive competitive home games in which Thistle have scored; 20th Oct 1934 to date. (Longest run since: 20 games; 30th Sep 1933 to 25th Aug 1934. Club-record: 25 games; 9th Apr 1928 to 24th Apr 1929.)

● 63 consecutive competitive appearances for Willie Miller, 2nd Jan 1934 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since the Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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