| Match Pictures | Matches: 1924 – 1925 |
Trivia
- The veteran Alec McNair makes a return to a side that is shuffled in positions from last week.
- Celtic are in fourth position in the league table behind Rangers, Airdrie and Hibs.
- In the Glasgow Herald, cigarette manufacturer Lambert & Butler advertise their Waverley fags with a supposed verse from The Bard on “aiblins a bairn upon your knee, inhalin like the fragrant breeze, Viriginia’s best. LINK
- Also in the Herald news of the murder of Sir Lee Stack, Sirdar in charge of British Army forces in Egypt and the governments demands that the Egyptian government apologise and pay a £500,000 fine.
Review
Teams
THIRD LANARK: Broadley, McGill, Brown, Frame, Williamson, James Walker, Reid, Blair, McInally, Frank Walker, Archibald
Scorers: Blair
CELTIC: Shevlin, McNair , Hilley, Wilson, W.McStay J. McStay, Connolly , Gallacher, Fleming, McFarlane A. Thomson,
Scorers: Fleming
Referee: J. Dougray (Barrhead)
Attendance: 12,000
Articles
- Match Report (see end of page below)
Pictures
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Articles
The Glasgow Herald – Mon Nov 24, 1924
At Cathkin Park Celtic rearranged their forces and included the veteran left back McNair. Third Lanark were the better side in the first half in a strenuous game and led by a goal. Celtic levelled matters afterwards, equalised fifteen minutes after the interval, and the points were divided.