Queen of the South 2 - 2 Aberdeen

Aberdeen opened a short tour on Saturday, when they divided four goals with Queen of the South at Dumfries. The weather was atrociously bad, and in consequence the attendance was small. Queen's were first to score, netting after clever work by McDermid and McGarvie. Aberdeen as the outcome of a spectacular goal by Jackson, who broke away from near midfield, and, beating all opposition, landed the ball in the net. In the second half both teams showed clever touches. J. Jackson gave Aberdeen the lead from a penalty, and Halliday equalised before the close.

After the match Aberdeen proceeded to Southport, and will play Manchester United to-night and Liverpool on Wednesday.

Source: Press & Journal, 20th April 1925