February 21, 1917 Private Thomas Callaghan (London Regiment), who was killed in action on February 21, was a well-known footballer. His home was at 72,
Tag: Partick Thistle
The opening of the football season
September 3, 1915 The kick-off set for the morrow, and, despite the absence of the usual League furore and boom, there will doubtless be a
Bob Ferguson and Jimmy Nicholl for Wishaw Thistle
September 1, 1915 Bob Ferguson (Third Lanark and Sunderland*), Billy Cringan (Sunderland), John O’Hara (Hibernians), Jimmy Nicholl (Liverpool), James McCaig (Partick Thistle), and Craig Brown
Alex Raisbeck still capable
August 20, 1915 We may yet get another glimpse of Alex Raisbeck on the playing field. The popular Hamilton manager, who was reinstated as an
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July 10, 1915 Conversation in train which led To my becoming manager of Hamilton Academicals By Alex Raisbeck. When I commenced season 1913-14 I had
Alex Raisbeck’s Unique Life Story: Part 2
March 27, 1915 How Tom Watson secured Alex Raisbeck “Judge” Murphy fixes me up with the Hibs, And then I am given on loan to
Alex Raisbeck’s Unique Life Story: Part 1
March 20, 1915 Alick Raisbeck, Scotland’s greatest international captain. Begins the story of his remarkable football career. He thinks if he had continued at outside
Irish League v Scottish League 1-2 (Inter League: November 18, 1914)
November 18, 1914 International: Inter League, at Grosvenor Park (Belfast). Irish League – Scottish League 1-2 (1-2). Attendance: 7,500; gate receipts: £212. Referee: Mr. J.
Clyde v Partick Thistle 1-0 (Glasgow Cup Final: October 13, 1914)
October 13, 1914 Match: Glasgow Cup, Final, at Ibrox Park. Clyde – Partick Thistle 1-0 (1-0). Attendance: 13,000. Clyde (2-3-5): George McTurk, John Gilligan, Peter
Clyde v Partick Thistle 1-1 (Glasgow Cup Final: October 10, 1914)
October 10, 1914 Match: Glasgow Cup, Final, at Ibrox Park. Clyde – Partick Thistle 1-1 (1-0). Attendance: ;gate receipts: £567. Clyde (2-3-5): George McTurk, John
Alex Raisbeck takes his benefit
January 6, 1914 To-day at Firhill Park one of the greatest centre half-backs of all time takes his benefit match. The player is Alec Raisbeck,
Raisbeck gets his Scottish benefit
Tuesday, January 6 – 1914 Few players have been more popular among football followers weher-ever their lot has fallen than Alec Raisbeck, who took a
Alex Raisbeck in hospital
Thursday, December 25 – 1913 Alex Raisbeck, of Partick Thistle, has been removed to a nursing home to be operated on for appendicitis. (Dundee Courier,
Thomas Fairfoull with Third Lanark
December 31, 1912 Thomas Fairfoull will shortly resume his place in the Third Lanark team. He was, at his own request, placed on the transfer
Sketch: Bob Ferguson (Liverpool F.C.)
December 7, 1912 Bob Ferguson, Liverpool F.C. The Livers half-back from Partick Thistle, who appears to have found his true position in the Reds’ ranks
Alex Raisbeck (Partick Thistle F.C.)
October 23, 1911 Alex Raisbeck, Partick Thistle F.C. (Source: Scottish Referee: October 23, 1911) X
Glasgow Rangers v Partick Thistle 1-0 (Glasgow Cup Final: October 7, 1911)
October 7, 1911 Match: Glasgow Cup Final, at Parkhead. Glasgow Rangers – Partick Thistle 1-0 (1-0). Attendance: 55,000; gate receipts: £1,433. Glasgow Rangers (2-3-5): Herbert
John Cox and Alex Raisbeck back at Anfield
March 20, 1911 There was a rare gathering of international footballers at Anfield today in Support of charity, Mr. George Robey brought a team of
Scottish League v English League 1-1 (Inter League: March 4, 1911)
March 4, 1911 International: Inter League, at Ibrox (Glasgow). Scottish League – English League 1-1 (0-1). Attendance: 65,000; gate receipts: £1,573. Referee: Mr. J. Mason
Alex Raisbeck still got it
Wednesday, November 16 – 1910 It is pleasing to note that Alex Raisbeck, the famous centre half back, who delighted Anfield enthusiasts a few seasons
Herbert Macpherson transferred to Dumbarton
September 2, 1910 Secretary Aitken, Dumbarton Football Club, intimates this forenoon that he made two important captures. He has signed Andrew Potter, of Ayr Parkhouse,
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (May 14, 1910)
May 14, 1910 With regard to the Liverpool signatories, the Reds have good cause for congratulation, seeing that the entire pick of last season’s basket
Season preview 1909-10: Liverpool F.C. (Athletic News)
August 23, 1909 It is difficult to express with any degree of accuracy the prospects of the Anfielders for the coming season. The wearisome experiences
Liverpool F.C.: The annual meeting of 1909 (Liverpool Echo: Standard article)
June 21, 1909 Critical but cordial meeting The annual meeting of the directors and shareholders of the Liverpool Football Club and Athletic Grounds Company, Limited,
Big changes at Anfield
June 13, 1909 There has been something akin to an upheavel at Anfield-road. In every respect last season was a disastrous one, although Liverpool profited
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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