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The committee often invited teams based on name and popularity.[5]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Half of the eight-team draw for the 1887\u201388 tournament included Hibernian, Dumbarton, Renton, and Vale of Leven. All four clubs were former Scottish Cup winners from outside the city.[5]Table of ContentsCharity[edit]Performance by club[edit]See also[edit]References[edit]External links[edit]Charity[edit]After Renton were presented with the trophy by the Lord Provost of Glasgow in 1886, it was revealed a total of \u00a35620 had been raised for local charities since the tournament had been instituted[6] (equivalent to almost \u00a3750,000 in 2021 rates).[7] An academic study in 2008 calculated that during its 90-year existence the competition raised funds to the value of \u00a311 million.[8]A portion of the proceeds from 1887\u201388 went Edinburgh and Dumbartonshire charities, as teams from these areas competed for the cup too.[5]Season[9][10][11]WinnersScoreRunners-upVenueAttendance1876\u201377[12]Queens Park (1)4\u20130Rangers1st Hampden Park10,0001877\u201378[13]Queens Park (2)1\u20130Vale of Leven3,0001878\u201379Rangers (1)2\u20131Vale of Leven10,0001879\u201380Queen’s Park1\u20131Rangers6,5001879\u201380 (R)[14]Queen’s Park (3)2\u20131RangersKinning Park5,5001880\u201381Queen’s Park1\u20131Rangers1st Hampden Park6,0001880\u201381 (R)[15]Queen’s Park (4)3\u20131RangersKinning Park10,0001881\u201382Vale of Leven2\u20132Dumbarton1st Hampden Park7,0001881\u201382 (R)Vale of Leven (1)1\u20130Dumbarton10,0001882\u201383[16]Queen’s Park (5)4\u20131Rangers8,0001883\u201384Queen’s Park1\u20131Third Lanark1st Cathkin Park5,0001883\u201384 (R)[17][18]Queen’s Park (6)8\u20130Third LanarkTitwood Park4,0001884\u201385[19]Queen’s Park (7)1\u20130Dumbarton2nd Hampden Park2,2411885\u201386[20]Renton (1)3\u20131Vale of Leven4,0001886\u201387[21]Renton (2)1\u20130Vale of Leven10,0001887\u201388[22]Renton (3)4\u20130Cambuslang5,0001888\u201389[23]Renton2\u20132Queen’s Park8,9821889 (R)[24][25]Renton (4)3\u20131Queen’s Park7,3801889\u201390[26][27]Third Lanark (1)2\u20131Queen’s Park8,1021890\u201391Queen’s Park1\u20131Northern2,2041891 (R)[28][29]Queen’s Park (8)9\u20131Northern1,562Due to a scheduling dispute, Celtic, Rangers and Third Lanark declined to compete, instead setting up a League Charity Cup for fundraising purposes \u2013 Dumbarton were invited to join them and won the trophy.[30][31][32][33]1891\u201392[34]Celtic (1)2\u20130Rangers1st Celtic Park7,0001892\u201393[35][36]Celtic (2)5\u20130Rangers5,0001893\u201394[37][38]Celtic (3)2\u20131Queen’s Park1st Ibrox Park12,0001894\u201395[39]Celtic (4)4\u20130Rangers1st Cathkin Park10,0001895\u201396[40][41]Celtic (5)2\u20131(aet)Queen’s Park1st Ibrox Park12,0001896\u201397Rangers (2)6\u20131Third Lanark2nd Hampden Park10,0001897\u201398Third Lanark (2)1\u20130Rangers1st Cathkin Park8,0001898\u201399[42]Celtic (6)2\u20130Rangers2nd Hampden Park20,0001899\u20131900[43][44]Rangers (3)5\u20131Celtic15,0001900\u201301Third Lanark0\u20130CelticGilmorehill12,0001900\u201301 (R)Third Lanark (3)3\u20130Celtic7,0001901\u201302[45]Hibernian (1)6\u20132Celtic2nd Hampden Park8,000Tournament extended to produce more matches, proceeds going to the 1902 Ibrox disaster benefit fund.1902\u201303[46]Celtic (7)5\u20132St Mirren1st Cathkin Park14,0001903\u201304[47]Rangers (4)5\u20132CelticHampden Park25,0001904\u201305[48]Celtic (8)2\u20130Partick ThistleIbrox Park12,0001905\u201306[49][50]Rangers (5)3\u20132Queen’s ParkHampden Park26,0001906\u201307[51]Rangers (6)1\u20130CelticIbrox Park35,0001907\u201308[52][53][54]Celtic (9)3\u20130Queen’s ParkHampden Park31,0001908\u201309[55]Rangers (7)4\u20132CelticCeltic Park25,0001909\u201310Clyde (1)1\u20131Third LanarkHampden Park20,000Clyde won 8\u20133 on corners.1910\u201311[56]Rangers (8)2\u20131Celtic25,0001911\u201312[57]Celtic (10)0\u20130Clyde25,000Celtic won 7\u20132 on corners.1912\u201313[58]Celtic (11)3\u20132RangersCeltic Park30,0001913\u201314[59]Celtic (12)6\u20130Third LanarkHampden Park8,0001914\u201315[60]Celtic (13)3\u20132RangersIbrox Park30,0001915\u201316[61]Celtic (14)2\u20130Partick ThistleHampden Park25,0001916\u201317[62][63]Celtic (15)1\u20130Queen’s Park35,0001917\u201318[64]Celtic (16)2\u20130Partick Thistle30,0001918\u201319[65][66]Rangers (9)2\u20131Queen’s Park50,0001919\u201320[67][68]Celtic (17)1\u20130Queen’s Park45,0001920\u201321[69][70]Celtic (18)2\u20130Rangers55,0001921\u201322[71][72]Rangers (10)3\u20131Queen’s Park43,0001922\u201323[73][74]Rangers (11)4\u20130Queen’s ParkIbrox Park35,0001923\u201324[75]Celtic (19)2\u20131RangersHampden Park27,0001924\u201325Rangers (12)1\u20130ClydeIbrox Park1925\u201326[76][77]Celtic (20)2\u20131Queen’s Park24,0001926\u201327[78]Partick Thistle (1)6\u20133(aet)RangersHampden Park18,5991927\u201328[79][80]Rangers (13)3\u20131Queen’s ParkCeltic Park27,0001928\u201329[81]Rangers (14)4\u20132CelticFirhill Park25,2881929\u201330[52][82]Rangers (15)2\u20132CelticHampden Park35,667Rangers won on toss of a coin.1930\u201331[83][84]Rangers (16)2\u20131Queen’s Park26,0001931\u201332Rangers (17)6\u20131Third Lanark1932\u201333[85]Rangers (18)1\u20130Queen’s Park25,0001933\u201334[52][86]Rangers (19)1\u20130Celtic36,0001934\u201335[87][88]Partick Thistle (2)2\u20131Queen’s Park16,5501935\u201336[89]Celtic (21)4\u20132Rangers43,0001936\u201337[90][91]Celtic (22)4\u20133Queen’s Park21,0001937\u201338[92]Celtic (23)2\u20130Rangers40,0001938\u201339[93]Rangers (20)0\u20130Third Lanark29,448Rangers won 7\u20134 on corners.1939\u201340[94]Rangers (21)1\u20131Clyde12,924Rangers won 7\u20132 on corners.1940\u201341[95]Rangers (22)3\u20130Partick Thistle25,0001941\u201342[96]Rangers (23)3\u20131Clyde1942\u201343[97]Celtic (24)3\u20130Third Lanark25,0001943\u201344[98]Rangers (24)2\u20131Clyde38,5491944\u201345[99]Rangers (25)2\u20131Celtic50,0001945\u201346Rangers (26)2\u20130Third Lanark1946\u201347[100]Rangers (27)1\u20130CelticIbrox Park40,0001947\u201348[101]Rangers (28)2\u20130CelticHampden Park69,0001948\u201349[102]Partick Thistle (3)2\u20131(aet)Celtic1949\u201350[103]Celtic (25)3\u20132Rangers81,0001950\u201351[104]Rangers (29)2\u20130Partick Thistle30,0001951\u201352[105]Clyde (2)2\u20132Third Lanark (4)25,000Clyde and Third Lanark shared the trophy.1952\u201353[106][107]Celtic (26)3\u20131Queen’s Park41,1561953\u201354[108]Third Lanark (5)1\u20130Rangers18,0401954\u201355[109]Rangers (30)3\u20131Queen’s Park15,5521955\u201356[110][111]Third Lanark (6)4\u20132Partick Thistle15,0001956\u201357[112][113]Rangers (31)2\u20131Queen’s ParkIbrox Park22,0001957\u201358[114]Clyde (3)4\u20130RangersHampden Park18,0001958\u201359[115]Celtic (27)5\u20130Clyde20,0001959\u201360[116]Rangers (32)2\u20130Partick Thistle8,2961960\u201361Celtic (28)1\u20131Clyde (5)12,061Celtic and Clyde shared the trophy.1961\u201362Not held – moved from end-of-season event in May 1961 to start-of-season event in August 1962.1962\u201363[117]Manchester United (1)4\u20132Glasgow SelectHampden Park82,0001963\u201364[118]Glasgow Select (1)2\u20131Manchester United48,5761964\u201365[119]Glasgow Select (2)4\u20133Tottenham Hotspur58,7681965\u201366[120]Chelsea (1)3\u20130Glasgow Select36,0001966\u201367[121]Glasgow Select (3)1\u20131Leeds United (1)15,000Glasgow Select and Leeds United shared the trophy.1967\u201368Glasgow Select v Arsenal was scheduled for August. Poor conditions and continuous conflicts with rescheduling meant tie was never played.Performance by club[edit]^ Includes one shared (1961 with Clyde).^ Includes one shared (1952 with Clyde).^ Includes two shared (1952 with Third Lanark and 1961 with Celtic).^ Includes one shared (1966 with Leeds United).^ Includes one shared (1966 with Glasgow Select).See also[edit]References[edit]^ Renton FC Photos 1880\u2019s – The Glasgow Merchants Charity Cup, The Vale of Leven^ The Glasgow Merchants Charity Cup, Forrest H. C. Robertson, Association of Football Statisticians magazine #27 (page 19), November 1982 (via Scottish League forum)^ Chapter XX.\u2014Queen’s Park and Glasgow Charity cup, History of the Queen’s Park Football Club 1867 – 1917, Richard Robinson (1920), via Electric Scotland^ The Glasgow Merchants Charity Cup, Forrest H. C. 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SFHA. Retrieved 25 June 2016.^ “RESULTS: Glasgow Merchants’ Charity Cup (1876\u20131966)”. SFHA. Retrieved 18 October 2020.^ “Glasgow Charity Cup”. The Celtic Wiki. Retrieved 25 June 2016.^ a b “Glasgow FA Clubs”. Glasgow FA. Retrieved 25 June 2016.^ “List of Honours”. PTHA. Retrieved 25 June 2016.External links[edit]Defunct football competitions in ScotlandNational leaguesRegional leaguesCup competitions       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/glasgow-merchants-charity-cup-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Glasgow Merchants Charity Cup – Wikipedia"}}]}]