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			Hugh Law		George Easton			38/39y
					Willie Bulloch; James Hamilton; John McIntyre
					Archie McKenzie; George Rae; Frank Branscombe
Fred Burden (0-1, 75 mins)
			William O'Hagan		William Campbell			28y, 1m, 18d
			Andrew Reid		Tom Adams			27y, 5m, 18d
			Bernard Callaghan		Willie Bulloch			31y, 0m, 17d
			Thomas Pearson		John Stevenson			24y, 7m, 5d
			Fred Burden		Willie Hamilton			24y, 4m, 26d
			John Morrison		Jimmy McMullan			20y, 1m, 0d
			Fred Gray		James Hamilton
			Hugh Stevenson		James Hynd			23y, 1m, 11d
			Robert Cunningham		Jim Marshall			23y, 8m, 26d
			Adam Gibson		Jock McTavish			28y, 9m, 0d
			James Speedie		John McIntyre			19y, 2m, 3d
								25y, 0m, 16d

TTA report

Thistle pinned bottom of the league St Mirren back for most of the first half but “forward play of both teams was appalling” (GH). Saints' centre-half scored with their only credible shot of the match (75). The St Mirren keeper was given an ovation and carried shoulder-high to the pavilion at the end. Says it all.

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(DR)

● Thistle appear in their sixth Scottish Cup Quarter Final, but fail to progress for the sixth time.

ongoing sequences:

● 19 consecutive competitive appearances for Jock McTavish, 15th Nov 1913 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Willie Bulloch - 23 games, 26th Aug 1916 to 21st Feb 1914. Club-record: Willie Howden - 48 games, 25th Mar 1905 to 16th Apr 1906.)

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