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48y			George Easton		Frank Thompson
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Jimmy Gibson (1-0, 1st half); Sandy Hair (2-0, 1st half); Jimmy Gibson (3-0, pen 50 mins); Sandy Hair (4-0, 2nd half); Jimmy Gibson (5-0, 2nd half); Johnny Ballantyne (6-0, 2nd half)					James Wallace (6-1, 2nd half)
27y, 2m, 23d			Jack Thomson		Thomas Shingleton
30y, 3m, 22d			Tom Crichton		William Frame
22y, 1m, 28d			Matt Wilson		Peter Farrell
22y, 4m, 15d			Jimmy Gibson		Hugh Gallagher
26y, 6m, 5d			Alex Lambie		Harry Rae
29y, 8m, 13d			Jimmy McMullan		Hugh Chambers
21y, 2m, 5d			Davie Ness		Allan Brown future Jag
25y, 6m, 6d			Jimmy Kinloch		William Ballantyne
25y, 7m, 11d			Sandy Hair		William Culley
23y, 11m, 23d			Johnny Ballantyne		James Wallace
24y, 7m, 27d			Willie Salisbury		John McGuillan
25y, 4m, 19d

TTA report

Gibson scored with a free-kick (20) at which point Clyde “fell to pieces” (SC). Hair hooked in a McMullan free-kick (35). Gibson's pen (50) made it 3 then Kinloch was carried off injured. Hair pounced on a miskick then Gibson and Ballantyne completed the rout before Clyde's late consolation as Thistle eased up.

ongoing sequences:

● 5 consecutive competitive wins, 24th Sep 1923 to date. (Longest run since: 5 wins, 29th Oct 1921 to 19th Nov 1921. Joint club-record: 9 wins, 23rd Jan 1897 to 4th Sep 1897 & 18th Jan 1902 to 31st Mar 1902.)

● 5 consecutive League wins; 24th Sep 1923 to date. (Longest run since: 5 wins; 6th Nov 1920 to 4th Dec 1920. Club-record: 9 wins; 23rd Jan 1897 to 4th Sep 1897.)

● 38 consecutive competitive appearances for Tom Crichton, 12th Dec 1922 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Willie Salisbury - 39 games, 8th Apr 1922 to 3rd Mar 1923. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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