25th Jun 1951 Clachnacuddin 0 Partick Thistle 3 (Friendly)

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Match Information

			Committee		Davie Meiklejohn			50y, 6m, 13d
					Jimmy McGowan; Bobby Gibb; Adam Forsyth; Alex Stott; Willie Sharp
					Alex Brown; Peter Collins; Jackie Husband; Ian Beveridge; Alex McPhail
					Norrie McCredie (1-0, 4 mins); Alex Stott (2-0, 16 mins); Alex Stott (3-0, 20 mins)
			Macdougall		Tommy Ledgerwood			28y, 4m, 2d
			Hazle		Jimmy McGowan			35y, 0m, 15d
			Wheeler		Bobby Gibb			29y, 4m, 20d
			Packer		Bert Thomson			22y, 4m, 7d
			MacLean		Adam Forsyth			30y, 6m, 16d
			Siegel		Davie Mathers			19y, 8m, 0d
			Andrews		Johnny MacKenzie			25y, 9m, 21d
			Laird		Willie Crawford
			Pines		Alex Stott			26y, 2m, 6d
			Robertson		Willie Sharp			29y, 1m, 0d
			Donachie		Norrie McCredie			23y, 1m, 8d
								26y, 11m, 11d

Match Report

TTA report

One month on from the Festival game at Dunoon, Thistle ventured north under the “Festival of Britain“ banner for 4 evening games in the Highlands. Goals from Norman McCredie and Alex Stott (2) got the tour off to a winning start.

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Edinburgh Evening News, 26th June, 1951

Highland News, 29th June, 1951

Stats Watch

● The opening game of the 77th season of Partick Thistle F.C.

● Thistle are back in action after 30 days, setting the club-record for the shortest close season, which jointly stands today with 2023.

ongoing sequences:

● 40 consecutive competitive appearances for Tommy Ledgerwood, 6th Sep 1950 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Bert Kinnell - 40 games, 2nd Jan 1950 to 11th Nov 1950. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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