August 29, 1929
William Salisbury, the erstwhile sparkling left winger of Partick Thistle, and who had a taste of English football with Liverpool, is now to sample the Irish game. He is to play for Bangor in the Irish League. Although he never touched international standard “Sally” was a clever exponent of the touch-line game when at Firhill.
(Evening Telegraph: August 29, 1929)
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