18th Feb 1939 Partick Thistle 4 Kilmarnock 3 (SFL First Division - game 29)

matches:1938-39: ← 32game 3334 →

Match Information

58y, 0m, 18d			Donald Turner		Jimmy McGrory
Jimmy Stewart; George Sutherland; David Linton
Peter Curran; James Ewing; George Campbell
Alex McSpadyen (1-0, 3 mins); John Wallace (2-0, 7 mins); John Wallace (3-3, 78 mins); Bill McCrindle (4-3, 82 mins)					Samuel Ross (2-1, 49 mins); John Drysdale (2-2, 55 mins); Samuel Ross (2-3, 66 mins)
27y, 3m, 12d			Bobby Johnstone		John Hunter
			Charles McGregor		John Turnbull
			Jimmy Stewart		Fred Milloy
34y, 1m, 8d			Alex Elliott		John Drysdale
24y, 4m, 13d			George Sutherland		James Wyllie
			James Douglas		John Harvey
24y, 1m, 30d			Alex McSpadyen		Ben Thomson
20y, 7m, 2d			Peter McKennan		George Reid
22y, 5m, 15d			John Wallace		Samuel Ross
23y, 8m, 29d			Bill McCrindle		Doug McAvoy
26y, 7m, 10d			David Linton		Felix McGrogan
25y, 5m, 1d

Match Report

TTA report

Thistle dominated and went 2-up in 7 minutes through McSpadyen and Wallace (both outstanding). It should have been more by half-time. Killie hit back and took the lead, Johnston looking shaky in goal, but the last 12 minutes saw Wallace and McCrindle turn round a game that Thistle should have won comfortably.

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Sunday Post, 19th February, 1939

Glasgow Herald, 20th February, 1939

Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 47 consecutive competitive appearances for Alex McSpadyen, 19th Feb 1938 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: John Wallace - 51 games, 20th Nov 1937 to 17th Dec 1938. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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