19th Sep 1936 Partick Thistle 6 Clyde 0 (SFL First Division - game 9)

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Match Information

55y, 7m, 19d			Donald Turner		Russell Moreland
George Sutherland
Hugh Baigrie
Alf Smith (1-0, 43 mins); John Wallace (2-0, 55 mins); Stewart Calderwood (3-0, pen 71 mins); Alex McSpadyen (4-0, 2nd half); Alex McSpadyen (5-0, 2nd half); John Wallace (6-0, 85 mins)
24y, 10m, 13d			Bobby Johnstone		William Stevenson
31y, 11m, 2d			Puggy Allan		Edward Summers
30y, 9m, 16d			Stewart Calderwood		Jimmy Kirk
31y, 8m, 9d			Alex Elliott		Harry Beaton
21y, 11m, 14d			George Sutherland		John Wood
29y, 1m, 22d			Eddie McLeod		Angus MacPhail
21y, 9m, 0d			Alex McSpadyen		Robert Rankin
18y, 2m, 3d			Peter McKennan		Thomas Hope
20y, 0m, 16d			John Wallace		Charles Ballantyne
30y, 4m, 25d			John McMenemy		George Stewart
			Alf Smith		John McCulloch
26y, 0m, 27d

Match Report

TTA report

This keenly fought contest ended when Clyde lost 2 players to injury (30). To be fair however, Thistle had looked the more likely. Clyde held out bravely until Smith scored (43) then one-way traffic saw Wallace (55), Calderwood (71, pen), McSpadyen (twice) then Wallace (85) make it 6-0.

Stats Watch

● Thistle's joint-record margin of victory over Clyde in competitive action.

ongoing sequences:

● 30 consecutive competitive appearances for Stewart Calderwood, 28th Dec 1935 to date. (Longest run since: George Sutherland - 42 games, 14th Sep 1935 to 5th Sep 1936. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

Stats Watch adheres to our stated definitions of League, League Max, Major Competitive, Competitive or All Games. Where there is no written qualification, you should presume that the Stat in question is compiled from the All Games criteria.

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