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Third Lanark 1 - 2 Hibernian, Scottish League (09/12/1950)

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2-1 Vs Third Lanark in Scottish League (09/12/1950)

CompetitionScottish League (Division One (old) / 10)
Date09/12/1950 (Saturday) (Season: 1950/1951)
Attendance25000
ManagerShaw, Hugh
VenueAway

Lineup

PlayerGoalsCards
Younger, Tommy
Govan, Jock
Ogilvie, John
Buchanan, Archie
Paterson, Jock
Combe, Bobby
Smith, Gordonscored
Johnstone, Bobby
Reilly, Lawriescored
Turnbull, Eddieredcard
Ormond, Willie
Average age of Starting Lineup is 24 Years 118 Days. (From 9 players).
Starting Lineup has made 1518 starts and 0 sub appearances between them. (Before this match)
Starting Lineup contains 0 changes from the previous game.


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Gordon Smith was the victim of a bad foul from Thirds' Polish left-winger Felix Starocsik, and Eddie flattened him - taking him out of the game 'lock, stock and barrel'.


Source :- "Eddie Turnbull - Having a Ball" (edited by moderator)

Posted by Patrick Roberts on 05/03/2013 - 00:44

Scorers:-Third Lanark-M'Call(58min.);Hibs-Smith(17min.),Reilly(86min.).


Referee :- J. Jackson, Glasgow.

Posted by Patrick Roberts on 09/12/2018 - 02:35

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