Source: The Scotsman, 31st March 1924
FORM PLAYERS.
Blackwell had not a great deal to do in the Aberdeen goal, nevertheless he accomplished some good saving. Hutton and Forsyth were two splendid backs, especially Forsyth, whose brilliant tackling was a feature of the game. MacLachlan was the best of the Aberdeen half-back line, but Dick and Armstrong both played well There was little cohesion in the attack, although in the later stages Miller and Thomson struck up a fine partnership on the left wing. K. Sutherland was a robust centre forward, who would have been a success had he been able to shoot. Grant found McMullan too stiff a hurdle to negotiate, and Moir did not get enough of the ball, On the Thistle side, Ramsay was a reliable custodian. He was accidentally kicked on the head, and was off for some time in the second half. Wilson was the better back, and McMullan easily the best half. In the attack, Groves, Hair, and Kinloch were best. Attendance, 8000. .Source: Press & Journal, 31st March 1924