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http://www.perthshirediary.com/html/day1125.html Now found this, a not proven verdict. Interesting reading.

https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2507&dat=19350821&id=_1VRAAAAIBAJ&sjid=LjQNAAAAIBAJ&pg=1874,3023230&hl=en I hadn't heard about this before now, here's a link to a Glasgow Herald article from the time, was it ever solved?

Naw history tells you went down hill and even down sized to the crieff Rd.

The trending articles muse me as they seem to think I live in Buckie and come away with statements about the millionaires that live there and none of them look like farmers!

Sombre affair this... Victim of a murder on Buckie Braes 1935

Mc Laren on the left was subbed at halftime. Appeared to have breathing problems as his inhaler was brought to the touchline. Thomson on the right was a revelation with his pace and trickery, causing his marker no end of trouble, before teasing the other full back when switched to the left in the second half to accommodate Docherty. Saints downfall was their passing and decision making was poor, allowing the opposition possession, though to be fair Dons closed them down quickly. Despite that, Saint's could have equalised, however the Dons keeper dealt competently with what came his way.