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Trivia
- Frank Murphy and Joe Carruth do enough to take the bhoys to the next round.
- No major shocks in this round of the Scottish Cup where Rangers had the biggest home crowd of 50,000.
- The giant-killers of the last round, Edinburgh City and Dundee United were both dismissed in some style. The Edinburgh team losing 9-2 to Raith Rovers and their Dundee peers routed 5-0 by East Fife.
- In England the F.A. Cup ties broke records with 367,000 watching the eight ties.
- The world’s oldest steamship the Clyde-built paddle vessel Premier with 92 years’ service done is to be broken up in Weymouth where she has been in service for many years.
- The Oban based lighthouse steamer Hesperus has relieved the lighthouses of Skerrymore and Dubb Heartach, which have been marooned for a month by wild seas.
Review
Teams
CELTIC:
Kennaway, Hogg, Morrison, Geatons, Lyon, Paterson, Lynch, MacDonald, Carruth, Divers, Murphy.
Scorers:
Murphy, (2); Carruth, (2).
NITHSDALE WANDERERS:
Richardson, McPhee, Copeland, Fair, Stevenson, Geddes, Wallace, Graham, Johnstone, McAdam, Sim.
Referee: R. G. Benzie (Irvine).
Attendance: 6,000
Articles
- Match Report (see end of page below)
