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1950-51 Squad Number:
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4 |
Position:
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Right Half |
Birthplace: |
Kelty |
Nationality:
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Scottish |
Height:
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5' 7 |
Weight:
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10st 11lbs |
Signed: |
04/02/1948 |
Career History: |
NOTE: Player Career history has been temporarily removed for data cleanse. |
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Profile: |
Jimmy Stenhouse was an inside-right who played in a wartime international v England which Scotland lost 6-2 at Hampden Park on Feb 19th 1944. He also played in every match for the St Mirren team that won the Summer Cup by beating Rangers 1-0 at Hampden in July 1943. Jimmy scored once in the 6-3 defeat of Dumbarton in a second round first leg tie and also in the 3-3 semi-final draw with Morton at Ibrox.
After the war he made 25 League appearances for the Buddies, scoring twice, between 1946-48. He was transferred to Aberdeen during the 1947-48 season where he made a further 31 League appearances between then and 1951.
Jimmy left Pittodrie in 1951 for Kettering Town and eventually ended up at Stamford Town where he skippered the team, to victory over Stevenage in the Stamford St John Ambulance Charity Invitation Cup Final in 1957.
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Senior Aberdeen Debut: |
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Date |
Result |
Competition |
Venue |
Att. |
Age at Debut |
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07/02/1948
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Nithsdale Wanderers 0-5
Aberdeen
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Scottish Cup R2
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2,600
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Start
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