St Mungo Cup
1951
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In the summer of
1951 the UK Government organized the Festival of Britain exhibition, and like
some of its predecessors football tournaments were also held. The two
competitions run by the Glasgow Corporation and Glasgow FA were named St
Mungo after the patron saint of the city. One, the St Mungo Quaich was for
Second Division clubs while the Cup tournament was for those in the First
Division. A provision was made though that all six Glasgow clubs were entered
into the Cup and as such both Clyde, relegated at the end of the 1950-51
season, and Queen’s Park, who finished midway down the Second Division,
replaced Stirling Albion and Airdrieonians, both of whom were placed in the Quaich.
The trophy was originally awarded for a yachting competition from 1894.
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1951
First Round
(14
Jul) Aberdeen v Rangers (att 35000) (14
Jul) Celtic v Heart of Midlothian (att 51000) (14
Jul) Dundee v Motherwell (14
Jul) Hibernian v Third Lanark (14
Jul) Queen of the South v East Fife (att 9261) (14
Jul) Raith Rovers v Queen’s Park (14
Jul) St Mirren v Partick Thistle Second
Round
– all games were played on Glasgow grounds ( ) Aberdeen v St Mirren ( ) Celtic v Clyde (at Firhill Park) ( ) Hibernian v Motherwell ( ) Raith Rovers v Queen of the
South (at Celtic Park) Replays ( ) Celtic v Clyde (at Firhill Park) ( ) Raith Rovers v Queen of the
South (at Parkhead) Semi-Final
( ) Celtic v Raith Rovers ( at Hampden Park) ( ) Aberdeen v Hibernian Replay ( ) Aberdeen v Hibernian Final at Hampden Park,
Glasgow. Att: 81000 (1
Aug) Celtic v Aberdeen Celtic:
Hunter, Haughney, Rollo, Evans, Mallan, Baillie, Collins, Walsh, Fallon,
Peacock, Tully Aberdeen:
Martin, Emery, Shaw, Harris, Thompson, Lowrie, Bogan, Yorston, Hamilton,
Baird, Hather |
2-1 2-1 3-4 3-1 3-0 9-0 2-1 4-2 4-4 3-1 2-2 4-1 2-0 3-1 1-1 2-1 3-2 |
McPhail,
Walsh : Penman
5 Collins
2 (1 pen), Walsh, McPhail : Fallon
2 : Walsh
3 : Tully,
Fallon, Walsh : Yorston, Bogan |
Source : Jim Stewart