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37y			George Easton		John Hunter
no changes
no changes
John Coham (1-0, 1st half)					John Robertson (1-1, 1st half)
29y, 5m, 0d			George McTurk		Colin Hampton
34y, 1m, 9d			Archie McKenzie		James Wilson
29y, 6m, 6d			Willie Bulloch		Patrick Kelly
24y, 7m, 30d			Bobby Wilson		Francis McStay
33y, 7m, 29d			Alec Raisbeck		William Watson
22y, 10m, 15d			Willie Hamilton		David Mair
28y, 8m, 30d			Tom Callaghan		James Bellamy
23y, 8m, 30d			John King		William Hunter
23y, 0m, 22d			John Stevenson		John Robertson
23y, 3m, 18d			Frank Branscombe		John Gray
21y, 5m, 12d			John Coham		Charles Prentice
26y, 9m, 9d

TTA report

Motherwell just edged the first half but their forwards were shot-shy. Brilliant play by Callaghan led to the opener from Coham but a minute later Motherwell equalised. The second half was mainly Thistle as Motherwell fell out of the game but the forwards were very poor and wasted several chances.

● Thistle go 8 competitive games without defeat versus Motherwell, the H2H record.

● John Coham scores his last goal for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 9 home League games without defeat; 9th Dec 1911 to date. (Longest run since the club-record: 23 games; 27th Aug 1910 to 14th Oct 1911.)

● 10 competitive home games without defeat; 9th Dec 1911 to date. (Longest run since: 10 games; 25th Mar 1911 to 14th Oct 1911. Club-record: 15 games; 24th Sep 1910 to 4th Feb 1911.)

● 20 consecutive competitive appearances for Archie McKenzie, 1st Jan 1912 to date. (Longest run since: Archie McKenzie - 25 games, 21st Jan 1911 to 7th Oct 1911. Club-record: Willie Howden - 48 games, 25th Mar 1905 to 16th Apr 1906.)

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