22nd Mar 1958 Partick Thistle 2 Kilmarnock 0 (SFL First Division - game 28)

matches:1957-58: ← 42game 4344 →

Match Information

57y, 3m, 10d			Davie Meiklejohn		Willie Waddell
Bobby Bell; Jimmy Keenan
Alex Wright; Tommy Ewing
Jimmy Keenan (1-0, 49 mins); George Smith (2-0, 58 mins)
35y, 0m, 27d			Tommy Ledgerwood		Jimmy Brown
32y, 4m, 14d			Jimmy Davidson		Matt Watson
22y, 3m, 24d			Dougie Baird		Jim Stewart
26y, 4m, 25d			Davie Mathers		Bobby Falls
			Willie Crawford		Willie Toner
25y, 3m, 6d			Frank Donlevy		Bobby Kennedy
22y, 9m, 21d			George Smith		Tommy Henaughan
23y, 0m, 2d			Bobby Bell		Joe McBride future Jag
			Bobby Gilmour		Jim Chalmers
22y, 10m, 17d			Davie McParland		Bertie Black
19y, 2m, 5d			Jimmy Keenan		David Burns
25y, 5m, 22d

Match Report

TTA report

The teams had bad luck in front of goals. Stout defending kept it goalless until Keenan nipped in to head home a Smith cross (49) and he almost got another a minute later then Smith scored with a daisy cutter to extend the lead (58). Thistle ran out winners in the end but Kilmarnock were always a threat. Up to 5th.

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Evening Times, 22nd March, 1958

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● Jimmy Keenan scores his first goal for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 4 consecutive clean-sheets in home League games; 1st Feb 1958 to date. (Longest run since: 4 games; 15th Jan 1921 to 12th Feb 1921. Club-record: 5 games; 19th Aug 1911 to 14th Oct 1911.)

● 5 consecutive home League wins; 18th Jan 1958 to date. (Longest run since: 8 wins; 9th Mar 1957 to 19th Oct 1957. Club-record: 10 wins; 5th Sep 1896 to 25th Sep 1897.)

● 22 consecutive home League games in which Thistle have scored; 2nd Mar 1957 to date. (Longest run since: 22 games; 18th Sep 1937 to 8th Oct 1938. Club-record: 26 games; 11th Nov 1911 to 29th Mar 1913.)

● 33 consecutive competitive appearances for Davie McParland, 7th Sep 1957 to date. (Longest run since: Andy Kerr - 37 games, 26th Jan 1957 to 9th Nov 1957. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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