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50y, 10m, 1d			Davie Meiklejohn		George Paterson
Alex Bell; Alex Brown; John L. Anderson; Norrie McCredie
Tommy Ledgerwood; Jimmy McGowan; Willie Crawford; Jimmy Walker
Norrie McCredie (1-0, 24 mins); Johnny MacKenzie (2-1, 87 mins)					George Henderson (1-1, 42 mins)
20y, 7m, 0d			Alex Bell		Jim Steadward former Jag
21y, 1m, 28d			Alex Brown		Alex Gibson
29y, 8m, 8d			Bobby Gibb		Tommy Hadden
25y, 11m, 5d			Jimmy Davidson		John Smith
28y, 5m, 22d			Bert Kinnell		David Paton
19y, 11m, 18d			Davie Mathers		Bobby Wilson
26y, 1m, 9d			Johnny MacKenzie		Alex Laird
23y, 6m, 8d			John L. Anderson		Jim Chalmers
26y, 5m, 24d			Alex Stott		George Henderson
29y, 4m, 18d			Willie Sharp		Jimmy Docherty
23y, 4m, 26d			Norrie McCredie		Alex Anderson
24y, 11m, 20d

TTA report

Despite their superiority Thistle had to settle for 1-1 at half-time. McCredie took a pass from Sharp, side stepped a defender and shot home (24) but 2nd bottom Albion levelled (42). It was all Thistle in the second half but it was a case of ineffectual forward play until MacKenzie scored the winner (87). Unconvincing.

● 23-year-old John L. Anderson makes his Thistle debut.

ongoing sequences:

● 12 home League games without defeat; 16th Dec 1950 to date. (Longest run since: 16 games; 14th Sep 1935 to 11th Apr 1936. Club-record: 23 games; 27th Aug 1910 to 14th Oct 1911.)

● 52 consecutive competitive appearances for Bobby Gibb, 12th Sep 1950 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Peter Curran - 59 games, 10th Aug 1946 to 15th Nov 1947. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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