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Match Information
Attendance: 15,000
Referee: W McCulloch (Glasgow)
Matchday: Saturday
Match Trivia
Rangers pulverised Clyde in the first half. And in the second the Bully Wee were always looking seedy despite their instinctive battling. No wonder the Light Blues are top of the League. Their play was tops and they were a league ahead of Clyde. I have seldom seen better and more rapid combination in any game. No matter which Rangers player happened to be in a Clyde back-out, he seemed always able to spot a chink and use it to pass the ball to a colleague. Tom McKillop was the finest player on the field, checking, prompting and urging in that nonchalant manner which is bewildering deceptive in more ways than one. Jimmy Smith (who scored a magnificent goal from 18 yards in the first quarter), Thornton (inclined to over-play a shade now), Symon and Jenkins were other who caught my eye. Clydes greatest virtue was their pluck. And their greatest bloomer trying to make Wallace a wing-half. Martin too, was comfortable as a guy wearing cotton Arthur Askeys! Still, the game was open (but not very wide) until the last kick, simply because Rangers couldnt get the extra goal that would have confirmed their overwhelming superiority
