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			Webber Lees		Donald Turner			53y, 6m, 18d
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John Renwick (0-1, 11 mins); John Renwick (0-2, 70 mins)
			Thomas Crosskey		Bobby Johnstone			22y, 9m, 12d
			Andrew Waddell		Stewart Calderwood			28y, 8m, 15d
			future Jag Bobby Beath		Alex Prior			23y, 9m, 9d
			John Donnelly		Alex Elliott			29y, 7m, 8d
			William Bruce		Bob Donnelly			25y, 11m, 9d
			Alex Browning		Eddie McLeod			27y, 0m, 21d
			John Beath		Davie Ness			32y, 0m, 3d
			James Liddell		Willie Miller			24y, 6m, 30d
			John Renwick		Sandy MacLennan			25y, 7m, 11d
			Joe Kirk		Johnny Ballantyne			34y, 9m, 22d
			John Barclay		Peter Bain			25y, 0m, 10d
								27y, 3m, 5d

TTA report

Introduction of red and yellow. Rovers hit the bar then a fine move down the left led to newly promoted Rovers scoring with a shot that left Johnstone helpless (11). Thistle couldn't break down a solid home defence and another move down the left led to the scorer (who could easily have had a hat-trick) rounding Donnelly and picking his spot (70).

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Sunday Post, 19th August, 1934

● A Partick Thistle side wear the colours of red and yellow, the colours that have helped distinguish us from the rest of Scottish Football, for the very first time.

ongoing sequences:

● 35 consecutive competitive appearances for Bobby Johnstone, 7th Oct 1933 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: George Cummings - 44 games, 26th Sep 1932 to 2nd Sep 1933. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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