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Trivia
- The Glasgow Herald reports an attack by the IRA on a party of Special Constables at Clones railway station during which five of the B Specials and the leader of the IRA party were killed. LINK
- Also in the Herald are details of the visit to Glasgow of Dr Chaim Weizmann leader of the Zionist Organisation describing his views on the repopulation of the waste land of Palestine.
- Again the Herald reports the coronation of Pope Pius XI in Rome.
- The Herald also advertises the film Queen of Sheba showing at the Imperial Cinema, Paisley Road Toll.
Review
A solitary goal from Tommy McInally see Celtic progress in the Scottish Cup at the expense of a defensive Third Lanark.
Teams
THIRD LANARK: Brownlie, McConnell, Orr, Alex Johnstone, McKenna, James Walker, Reid, Findlay, George D Ferguson, Frank Walker, Hillhouse
CELTIC: Shaw, McNair, Dodds, Gilchrist, Cringan, McStay, McAtee, Gallacher, McInally, Cassidy , McLean
Referee:
Attendance:
Goals: McInally
Articles
- Match Report (see end of page below)
Pictures
Articles
Match report from The Scotsman, 13th February 1922
[…] The Celtic and Third Lanark had a much closer tussle at Cathkin park, Glasgow, than was anticipated. Third Lanark held the visitors throughout the first half. Their defence was severely tested, but nothing that the Celtic forwards could do was enough to break down dour opposition of Brownlie, McCormack, and Orr. Play veered in favour of the visitors in the second half, when the only goal of the game was scored by McInally. The result was a correct reflex of the play, the Celtic being, if anything the stronger side in the first half, and superior after the interval.