| Bob Paton |
 Robert Pitcairn Speed Paton was born on Tuesday, 9th July, 1901, in Stirling. The 5' 8½ (11st 7lbs) defender signed for George Easton's Thistle on Tuesday, 12th August, 1924, having most recently been with Moorpark Amateurs. Aged 23, he made his debut appearance on Friday, 15th August, 1924, in a 3-2 defeat away to Hibernian in the SFL First Division. There were no goals for Bob during his time with Thistle. He played his last game for the club on Saturday, 4th May, 1929, in a 2-1 defeat away to Rangers in the Glasgow Charity Cup, having clocked up 116 appearances as a Jag. His club-list included Moorpark Amateurs, Partick Thistle, St Johnstone, Shelbourne, Queen of the South, Third Lanark, Ayr United, Kidderminster Harriers, Worcester City and Stourbridge. Bob died on Sunday, 27th January, 1952, in Glasgow, aged 50. |
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1926 - STIRLING CHARITY CUP Runner-up |
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1928 - GLASGOW DENTAL CUP Winner |
| the decisive games… |
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1926 - STIRLING CHARITY CUP
Thistle had the edge for the first 15 minutes but found the home defence a tough proposition. KP got into the game and hit the post. A clearance off the line denied Thistle the opener just on h-t. A drive (67) won the cup. Gibbs got his fingers to the shot but couldn't keep it out. Earlier, Torbet had missed a penalty.  George Easton |
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1928 - GLASGOW DENTAL CUP
Hampden. The best of the 5-game tournament. Ness headed in a Torbet pass (8). Thistle had the best of it and Torbet scored with a pen (42). Rangers pressed but their forwards failed to gel and Thistle ran out “worthy winners” (GH). A cup to keep! In total, £819 (around £43,000) was raised. George Easton |
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