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			Bobby Evans		Willie Thornton			44y, 11m, 10d
					no changes
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					Joe Hogan (1-0, 16 mins); Joe Hogan (2-0, 22 mins); Tommy Ewing (3-0, pen 87 mins)
			Evan Williams		Jim Gray
			Tony Connell		Jackie Campbell			18y, 11m, 17d
			Don May		George Muir			25y, 0m, 23d
			Jim Little		Harold Davis			31y, 9m, 3d
			Doug Baillie		John Harvey			32y, 0m, 23d
			Jim Geddes		Billy Cunningham			23y, 6m, 29d
			Willie Todd		Ian Cowan			20y, 2m, 17d
			Jim Kilgannon		Billy Hainey			25y, 7m, 28d
			Max Murray		Joe Hogan			26y, 11m, 20d
			future Jag Mike Jackson		Tommy Ewing			27y, 9m, 11d
			Bobby Black		Davie McParland			29y, 9m, 8d
								26y, 2m, 8d

TTA report

What proved to be Thistle's last ever visit to Cathkin was an easy win. Bottom of the table Thirds seldom threatened, even before their No 5 went off injured (25). Hogan scored from a Cowan cross (16) and again (22). It should have been more emphatic against the 10 men but Thistle' play deteriorated and a Ewing pen (87) was the only second half goal.

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Evening Times, 13th February, 1965

● Thistle make their last-ever visit to Cathkin Park.

ongoing sequences:

● 162 consecutive competitive appearances for Davie McParland, 25th Nov 1961 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since the Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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