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50y			George Easton		Scott Duncan
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Bobby Grove (1-0, 7 mins); Jimmy Gibson (2-0, pen 20 mins); Jimmy Kinloch (3-2, 2nd half)					John Borland (2-1, 1st half); Daniel Kelly (2-2, 50 mins); John Borland (3-3, 83 mins)
24y, 5m, 28d			Joe Ramsay		George Sommerville
24y, 2m, 17d			Bob Paton		Charles McCormack
32y, 2m, 29d			Tom Crichton		Archibald Johnston
24y, 3m, 21d			Jimmy Gibson		John Steel
28y, 5m, 11d			Alex Lambie		Patrick Hunt
31y, 7m, 19d			Jimmy McMullan		Walter Thomson
			Malcolm McNeill		William Moffat
27y, 5m, 12d			Jimmy Kinloch		Thomas Miller
22y, 10m, 16d			Bobby Grove		Daniel Kelly
21y, 8m, 3d			Jimmy McDougall		George Gibson
26y, 7m, 3d			Willie Salisbury		John Borland
26y, 4m, 23d

TTA report

Another fine, high-scoring game. Thistle attacked from the start and Grove put them 1-up (7). A penalty (hand ball) by Gibson made it 2-0 but Accies scored before and just after half-time. Kinloch scored from a McMullan free-kick but Accies equalised (83) and headed just wide (90). Defensive jitters.

ongoing sequences:

● 17 games without a clean-sheet in the League; 11th Feb 1925 to date. (Longest run since: 18 games; 31st Jan 1914 to 28th Sep 1914. Club-record: 46 games; 20th Apr 1908 to 30th Oct 1909.)

● 24 competitive games without a clean-sheet; 7th Feb 1925 to date. (Longest run since: 28 games; 20th Apr 1908 to 16th Jan 1909. Club-record: 45 games; 27th May 1893 to 18th May 1895.)

● 19 consecutive competitive appearances for Alex Lambie, 24th Feb 1925 to date. (Longest run since: John Miller - 24 games, 20th Dec 1925 to 2nd May 1925. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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