Records
- Biggest win: 9–0 v Selkirk, Scottish Cup 1st round, 28 November 2005
- Worst defeat: 0–10 v Dundee, Scottish League B Division, 8 March 1947 (home match); 0–10 v Third Lanark, Scottish League Cup Division 2 Section A, 8 August 1953 (home match); 2–11 v Hibernian, Scottish League Cup Quarter Final 2nd leg, 22 September 1965
- Highest home attendance: 15,467 v Celtic, Scottish Cup 5th round, 5 February 1955
- Most capped player: Jock Hepburn (1 for Scotland)
- Most league goals in a season: Willie Crilley (49 in 1921–22)
- Transfer fee paid: £26,000 for Ross Hamilton from Stenhousemuir, July 2000
- Transfer fee received: £100,000 for Greig Spence to Celtic, August 2010]
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