| Match Pictures | Matches: 1904 – 1905 | 1904-05 League |
Trivia
- A dull day, but a competent win for Celtic.
- "Adams was virtually a spectator".
- Serious problems in Russia. 500 people massacred the following day ("Bloody Sunday") in St Petersburg protesting against the Czar and the war against Japan.
Review
A dull day, but a competent win for Celtic. "Adams was virtually a spectator".
Serious problems in Russia. 500 people massacred the following day ("Bloody Sunday") in St Petersburg protesting against the Czar and the war against Japan.
Teams
Celtic:
Adams, MacLeod and Orr; Young, Loney and Hay; Bennett, Somers, Quinn, McIlvenny and Hamilton
Scorers: Somers 25, Quinn 80
Hibernian:
Rennie, Hogg and Glen; Breslin, Main and Harrower; Stewart, Donaghey, Snedden, Callaghan and Campbell
Scorers:
Referee: Mr Muir, Motherwell
Attendance: 6,000
Articles
- Match Report (see end of page below)
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