6th Sep 1952 Partick Thistle 1 Aberdeen 1 (SFL Division A - game 1)

matches:1952-53: ← 07game 0809 →

Match Information

51y, 8m, 25d			Davie Meiklejohn		Dave Halliday
Andy Kerr; Davie Mathers
Bert Thomson; Jimmy Davidson
Alex Stott (1-1, 40 mins)					Alan Rodger (0-1, 8 mins)
29y, 6m, 14d			Tommy Ledgerwood		Fred Martin
36y, 2m, 27d			Jimmy McGowan		Jimmy Mitchell
24y, 3m, 20d			Norrie McCredie		Billy Smith
19y, 1m, 22d			Tom McNab		Chris Anderson
21y, 2m, 8d			Andy Kerr		Alec Young
20y, 10m, 12d			Davie Mathers		Jimmy Wallace
23y, 1m, 22d			Bobby Howitt		Paddy Buckley
			Willie Crawford		Alan Rodger
27y, 4m, 18d			Alex Stott		Jack Dunbar
30y, 3m, 12d			Willie Sharp		Harry Yorston
27y, 0m, 7d			Jimmy Walker		Jack Hather
25y, 10m, 28d

Match Report

TTA report

“A lively but scrappy game” (GH). McGowan (who was in magnificent form) injured his arm and Aberdeen scored while he was off for attention (8). Stott equalised (40) when the Aberdeen defence failed to cut out a cross. The second half saw chances at both ends, fast wing play and fine goalkeeping but it ended 1-1.

Scrapbook

magnifiable if deemed necessary by your browser

Sunday Mail, 7th September, 1952

Glasgow Herald, 8th September, 1952

Stats Watch

● 21-year-old Andy Kerr makes his Thistle debut.

ongoing sequences:

● 21 consecutive League games in which Thistle have scored; 24th Nov 1951 to date. (Longest run since: 22 games; 4th Dec 1937 to 20th Aug 1938. Club-record: 28 games; 11th Jan 1896 to 4th Sep 1897.)

● 40 consecutive competitive appearances for Willie Sharp, 8th Sep 1951 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Bobby Gibb - 61 games, 12th Sep 1950 to 22nd Dec 1951. 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.

.

match hubs

advertisement

Scottish referees have a rich history in international football, with the very best ranking amongst the world's greatest officials. Drew Herbertson's new book tells their long overdue story, providing biographies of all the Scots who have handled international matches. From the early pioneers when international football first started in 1872 through to the current FIFA list, “Scotland's International Football Referees” commemorates their careers and is a tribute to their achievements.

• World Cup appointments
• European Championship appointments
• International club and other country competitions

Buy now: £13.57 (paperback) or £3.49 (kindle edition) from Amazon