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Trivia
- Celtic & World War One
- The Glasgow Herald reports that figures figures sent to The Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr Lloyd George show a worryingly large amount of time lost through drink in the ironworking sector of the Clyde and North East of England.
- The Herald also reports that the streets of the town of Neuve Chapelle are literally cobbled with the skulls of dead German soldiers.
Review
Teams
THIRD LANARK:
Brownlie, Orr, Lennon, I. Walker, Swift, Lamb, James Yates, John Ferguson, J. W. Smith, Hannah, Crichton
CELTIC:
Shaw, McNair, Dodds, Young, Johnstone ,McMaster, McAtee, Gallacher, McColl, McMenemy, Browning
Scorers: McMenemy, McColl, Browning (2)
Referee: R. T. Murray (Stenhousemuir)
Attendance: 20,000
Articles
- Match Report (see end of page below)
Pictures
Articles
The Glasgow Herald, Monday, 19th April, 1915
CELTIC AS LEAGUE CHAMPIONS.
For the greater part of the season it looked as if Heart of Midlothian were destined to win the championship of the Scottish League. Recently, however, the Eastern club has lost the capacity for winning matches, and the victory of Celtic over Third Lanark on Saturday combined with the defeat of the Hearts by St Mirren finally gave the Parkhead team the first place in the table with 64 points and a match still to play, against the 61 points gained by the Hearts with their programme completed.
Celtic made certain of the League Championship by defeating Third Lanark in a convincing manner. The Parkhead team were the superior side throughout, and scoring twice in each half won somewhat easily.
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Match Report – Daily Record (See Below)
Match Photo – Sunday Post (See Below)
