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50/51y			George Easton		Alec Bennett
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Jimmy Gibson (1-2, 55 mins); John Miller (2-2, 58 mins)					James Smith (0-1, 30 mins); David Chalmers (0-2, 34 mins)
24y, 9m, 3d			Joe Ramsay		James Gallacher
25y, 11m, 11d			Denis O'Hare		James B. Murphy
27y, 7m, 29d			Alex Donald		Charlie McKendrick future Jag
24y, 6m, 27d			Jimmy Gibson		James Hogg
28y, 8m, 17d			Alex Lambie		Matthew Scraggs
31y, 10m, 25d			Jimmy McMullan		Alexander Fleming
23y, 4m, 17d			Davie Ness		Sam Evans
27y, 8m, 18d			Jimmy Kinloch		James Smith
30y, 9m, 20d			John Miller		Thomas Reid
23y, 1m, 22d			Bobby Grove		David Chalmers
26y, 10m, 9d			Willie Salisbury		David McEachran
26y, 10m, 9d

TTA report

Thistle found themselves 2 goals down at half-time to bottom club Clydebank. They had taken what few chances they had whereas, Thistle, with the bulk of the play hadn't taken any. Gibson (55) and Miller (58) retrieved a point but it was a poor performance against a poor Clydebank side.

ongoing sequences:

● 16 consecutive home League games in which Thistle have scored; 10th Jan 1925 to date. (Longest run since: 17 games; 14th Feb 1920 to 1st Jan 1921. Club-record: 26 games; 11th Nov 1911 to 29th Mar 1913.)

● 18 consecutive competitive home games in which Thistle have scored; 10th Jan 1925 to date. (Longest run since: 18 games; 7th Feb 1920 to 1st Jan 1921. Club-record: 22 games; 23rd Nov 1895 to 4th Sep 1897.)

● 27 consecutive competitive appearances for Joe Ramsay, 11th Apr 1925 to date. (Longest run since: Joe Ramsay - 41 games, 29th Mar 1924 to 11th Feb 1925. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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