22nd Sep 1945 Queen's Park 1 Partick Thistle 1 (Southern League, Division A - game 7)

matches:1945-46: ← 07game 0809 →

Match Information

			Committee		Donald Turner			64y, 7m, 22d
					Tommy Wright; Maurice Candlin
					Hugh Brown; Willie O'Donnell
Johnny Aitkenhead (0-1, pen 39 mins)					Jackie Husband (1-1, 53 mins)
			Robert Brown		Jim Steadward			26y, 8m, 8d
			Jimmy McColl		Jimmy McGowan			29y, 3m, 12d
			Walter Galbraith		Peter Curran
			David Letham		Bill Shankly			32y, 0m, 20d
			John Whigham		Bobby Parker			21y, 7m, 6d
			Alex Cross		Jackie Husband			27y, 3m, 25d
			John Hodge		Tommy Wright			17y, 8m, 2d
			Andrew McGill		John McInnes			22y, 5m, 24d
			John Harris		Willie Sharp			23y, 3m, 28d
			future Jag Kenny Chisholm		Maurice Candlin			23y, 10m, 11d
			Johnny Aitkenhead		Joe McGeachy			25y, 5m, 1d
								24y, 11m, 20d

Match Report

TTA report

Queen's opened the scoring with a pen (39) for a half-time lead but on possession and chances by then they should have had the game in the bag. Their forwards were “puerile” (SP). Not that Thistle's were any better (“a disjointed bunch”). It took a thunderous Husband free-kick (53) to earn a point.

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Evening Times, 22nd September, 1945

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ongoing sequences:

● 17 consecutive competitive games in which Thistle have scored; 21st Apr 1945 to date. (Longest run since: 28 games; 4th Dec 1937 to 20th Aug 1938. Club-record: 36 games; 11th Jan 1896 to 4th Sep 1897.)

● 17 consecutive competitive appearances for Jimmy McGowan, 21st Apr 1945 to date. (Longest run since: Bill Shankly - 18 games, 24th Mar 1945 to 1st Sep 1945. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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