07/11/1942
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Heart of Midlothian |
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5 - 3 |
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Aberdeen |
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Kick Off:
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Moore 17, Blyth 30, Newman 51, McFarlane 57, Moore 62 |
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Gourlay 8, Ferguson 74, Gourlay 87. |
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Attendance: 7,000
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Venue: Tynecastle, Edinburgh |
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UNKNOWN'S LEAD TO HEARTS |
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Bravo Young Hearts! You certainly fairly and squarely licked the N.-E. league kingplns. In doing so you played with abandon, courage, skill, and enthusiasm.
Easily your your best display of fhe season. But the champs have some excuse. They had only ten men for about 40 minutes, keeper Johnstone going off injured with Taylor deputising.
The Donns were not at their best. They have often displayed greater punch. But for most of this fast game they were well held by a grand young side, ably led by a trialist centre forward.
It might be mentioned that McLure was not Duncan McClure, but a young back recently signed from Larkhall Thistle.
At inside-left was John Massie, pre-war signed junior from Aberdeen, not Alex.
Source: Sunday Post. 8th November 1942
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Heart of Midlothian Teamsheet:
Brown; McGarry, McLure; Chambers, Blyth, Neilson; McFarlane, Moore, Newman, Massie, Allan
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Aberdeen Teamsheet:
Johnstone, Cooper, Ancell, Dunlop, Gavin, Taylor, Pattillo, Bain, Gourlay, Ferguson, Dryden.
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J. Godfrey, Stenhousemuir |
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