23rd Nov 1935 Partick Thistle 3 Airdrieonians 1 (SFL First Division - game 18)

matches:1935-36: ← 18game 1920 →

Match Information

54y, 9m, 23d			Donald Turner		David Martyn
Alex McSpadyen
Peter Bain
Archie Hastie (1-1, 53 mins); Stewart Calderwood (2-1, pen 61 mins); George Wyllie (3-1, 89 mins)					Jackie Law (0-1, 20 mins)
24y, 0m, 17d			Bobby Johnstone		William Hawthorn
29y, 11m, 20d			Stewart Calderwood		John Shaw
22y, 1m, 7d			Ian Johnston		James McCaffer
30y, 10m, 13d			Alex Elliott		David Hutchison
21y, 1m, 18d			George Sutherland		James McAllister former Jag
28y, 3m, 26d			Eddie McLeod		Hugh Murray
20y, 11m, 4d			Alex McSpadyen		James Ross
			John Wyllie		Jackie Law
22y, 9m, 27d			George Wyllie		John Connor
20y, 5m, 1d			Archie Hastie		Robert Hogg
20y, 3m, 2d			Robert Regan		Tom Mooney future Jag
24y, 0m, 31d

Match Report

TTA report

A poor first half saw Thistle trail 1-0 and but for a penalty miss it could have been worse. Much improved in the second half, Thistle gradually wore Airdrie down. Hastie equalised with a great 25-yard drive (53) then Calderwood scored from the spot (foul probably outside the box, 61). Wyllie (G) finished with a fine, low drive (89).

Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 7 competitive home games without defeat; 14th Sep 1935 to date. (Longest run since: 7 games; 24th Nov 1934 to 2nd Feb 1935. Club-record: 15 games; 24th Sep 1910 to 4th Feb 1911.)

● 7 home League games without defeat; 14th Sep 1935 to date. (Longest run since: 10 games; 24th Nov 1934 to 17th Aug 1935. Club-record: 23 games; 27th Aug 1910 to 14th Oct 1911.)

● 64 consecutive competitive appearances for Stewart Calderwood, 11th Aug 1934 to date. (Longest run since: Willie Miller - 64 games, 2nd Jan 1934 to 6th May 1935. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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