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Ma cmillan , SOUTH W.IIRD ROAD , Referee Robert Gunn Jnvergowrie 12 Banknowe Driv e, Tayport. DUNDEE . DDl lTR Match Sacretarv· D. Ayre . TEL (01382) 200520 Referee Assitants TBA 46 Tay Street , Tayp ort FAX (01382) 200188 ~ TBA J . Anderson, L. Beveridge, R. Irvine , A. McDade, A. Spence , R. Waddell . WARM-UP Saturday23rd November Commer:ei•IManager BOOTS Kenny Smith , Tel: 689019 . SUITS M.tl.nHtGD . Baikie TAYCARS TROPHY 1stRound ~ G. Malone , G. Reilly, R. Nicol TAYPORT v LocheeHarp . ebuil!, AndyBell . And to those firms ond individuals who sponsor matches and match balls .GmJm.duatt;. D. Hugh ••· throughout the season . Kick Off------1 :JSpm Proarammta· A. J . O.wald , 'PORTPROG'Vo!, Z No, 6 1996\97 17 Reform Street, Tayport . INTERESTED JN SPONSORSHIP? PLEASE CONTACT Telephone : 01382 552644. KENNY SMITH, COMMERCIAI. MANAGER OR MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE. COVER PHOTOGRAPH Port Prog voted top non-league programme in Scotland. A view of Tayport from the River T.:.,y by lain Cougan ClubMembership /SeasonTickets: Tayport F .C. ClubMembership , whichincludes a seasonlickel lo theCanniepairt for all leaguegames , is availableat £15for adul1s and £1 O for childrenand sen ior citizens.Hall lime ma1c hdayrefreshmenls are available exclusively toclub members/season ticket holdersin theups1airs lounge in the club pavilion . Applicalionsto clubsecre tary. SupportersClub: Tayport F .C. Supporters'Club runs buses to mos1away fix1ures . Detailsfrom Mary Walker . Telephone(01382) 553647. THIS AFTERNOON'S GAME DUBAI TAYPORT XL SCHOOL OF TAYCARS TROPHY - TAYPORT v LOCHEE HARP SUPPORTERS'CLUB MOTORI NG A warm welcome to Lochee Harp, sure to be in buoyant mood MON IFIET H follow i ng their stirring Scottish Cup victory at Lochgelly last Saturday . s~~ TEL:( 01382)532233 Harp certainly have a habit of upsetting the form book when it SEAN s~~ comes to the Scottish Cup. I seem to recall back in 1980 or GRANT thereabouts Harp returned from Ayrshire having crushed Cumnock WILKIE 6-0 in Cumnock ' s first game in defence of their Scottish Cup win PATERSON earlier that year. In 1993 Harp returned from a tie in Glasgow having s tunned Junior followers with a 2-1 win over the then defending Central League champions Petershill . Lochgelly might not be quite in that category but it does s erve JIM CHERRY to illustrate that, regardless of their league standing , Harp Tayport Caravan Park LGS CATERING have that knack of producing the goods when it's least exp e cted of them. Dunsinan e Avenu e It's a warning , then, that today's game is far from a foregone DUNDEE conclusion. Harp have plenty experience in their ranks, players s~~ Tel: 0 1382 50 I I 2 I for whom a visit to The Canniepairt holds no fears. Keeper Kenny BARRIE McLeod, the hero that afternoon at Petershill, defender Mike s~~ Kelly , whose passion for the game has meant , on occasion, that GRAY he ' s had first use of the showers. GED Stevie Higgins has been a regular marksman over the years for th e REILLY Beechwood Park side and he has support from Graeme Lundberg , a young striker whose displays have earned him a place in the Tayside Under 23 squad. Also turning in consistent performances is Ian McLeod, a keep fit addict who is attracting the attention of the Seniors . GRAMPIAN HOTEL COBBIES INN Tayport will be without the transfer-listed Jim Henry and the suspended Barrie Gray, neither of whom were in the starting line 295 PERT H ROAD, 32 TA Y STRE ET, up at Larkhall. Despite that excellent win, it's likely that DUNDEE TA YPORT. there will still be changes in the team this afternoon. TEL : 01382 669019 Keith Nicolson, although not quite back to full fitness, could TE L: 552011 find a place on the bench. s~ ~ s~~ The preliminary round of the Taycars Trophy featured only Tayside clubs. This tie is in the first round proper and is RON NICOLL FRASER unique i n that it is the only one of the sixteen ties which isn't MANN a Tays i de v Fife affair. That's because there are only fifteen entries from Fi fe . Kick-off is again at the early time of 1.15pm to allow f o r extra t ime and penalties if necessary. 15 Bell Street , Tayport, Fife D06 9AP Tel: 01382 552030 Specialists in all CHRISTMAS PRESENTS? LOOK NO FURTHER types of No furthe r than PM Irv ine , Newsag ent, Mill Lane , that is. Just arri ve d in stoc k is a se le c tion of limited edition , 'S cotti sh Cup Winners ' lambswo ol swe at ers and polo shi rt s in Joinery Work an assortm ent of co lour s and sizes . Don't be disappoint ed . Get ih now and get the pi ck of the stall. 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STEWART M an u fact ur er s o f t o p q ualit y s hed s. COBBIES INN IA YfORI JUNIORS SHARfSHOOTERS su mme r ho uses and pl ay ho u ses I I 32 TAY STREET, PADANARAM, PLAY.ER Tot.all&agu_e_ LocalCups NECCuu Ia:)'.carsScuttisb Cuu FORFAR TAYPORT. TEL: 01307 463135 TEL: 552011 S.ROSS 13 3 2 1 3 4 Open 7 days D.REILLY 10 5 2 2 1 S~tJ/ S~tJ/ ALLAN S.SIEWARI 9 3 "., I 2 STEVE 1 1 STEWART RAMSAY B.GRAY 8 6 E.CAMERON 4 4 A.RAMSAY 2 1 1 1st TIME SCHOOL D. S. GREENHILL J.BEN:RY 2 2 OF MOTORING £.REILLY 1 1 OWNER OF DUNDEE G.MILLAR 1 1 TEL: (01382)456272 CHAMPION CLYDESDALE Mobile:0585 629042 HORSES S~tJ/ Midfielder Jim Henry has been placed on the transfer list. S~tJ/ Unhappy at not getting a regular place in the starting line-up, BILLY Jim, signed from Lochee United just under a year ago , wants to COVENTRY JIM HENRY try his luck elsewhere. COBBIES INN 32 TAY STREET, TA YPORT SOM);:_ EXC _ITING _TAYCARS TIES __IN PROSPECT Where yo u are ass ured rd"a warm we lcome.' This is the second season of the Taycars sponsored tourname nt between the neighbouring regions of Tayside and Fife. It's a competition OPEN ALL DAY• OPEN 7 DAYS which doesn't mean a lot of travelling yet it's an opportunity of a not h er break from the routine, particularly for those cl ub s whi c h SNACKS AVA IL ABLE are out of the Scottish. Tayside had only seven wins from 15 starts at this stage last season. It wa s almost six with Tayport taken to the wire and only getting 'Come join in the swim with the Phins!' through against Newburgh i n a penalty shoot-out . Tayport and Downfield were the eventual Tayside rep resentatives in the semi fi nal s but both failed to make the final stage an d Hill o' Beath became the inaugural winners of the Trophy beating Dundonald Blue bel 1 by 2-1 in the final. The attendance of 1,000 was testimony to the popularity of the competition. LESLEY)S So, how wi 11 the other t ies go today? There are several certs for the last 16. Down,/,«wJ, will surely account for K Under New Ownership Mr & Mrs D. Baikie ARBROATH SC. V NEWBURGH DOWNFIELD V KIRKCALDY YM CountySports Tayport Arms DUNDONALD V ST.JOSEPHS (Free House) FORFARALB V THORNTON Live Entertainment at Weekends FORFAR WE V LOCHGELLY (Perth)Ltd. HILL'o'BEATH V ELMWOOD Sports & LeisureSpecialists Bar Lun ches Daily Mond ay-Saturd ay 12. 00 -2.00 p .m. JEANFIELD V CROSSGATES 8-14 St. John Street Sunday 12 .30-3.00 p .m . KELTY HEARTS V LOCHEE UTD Perth PH1 5SP Hi gh T eas (Boo kin g Adv isabl e) LUNCARTY V GLENROTHES Tel: 626331 Sunda y 4 .00-5.3 0 p.m . NORTH END V OAKLEY UTD Suppliers to TayportF.C. Funetion Suitt· A,ailahlt> ROSYTH V KINNOULL HI 'f.,1u•s •~/' f'111u·lio11 s t :,11n·,,,I for SCONE V LOCHORE and many other clubs on 1l ,,d,/mµ.s. f,uu •,u/s. Jli,-1/uifn :,;. Pit '. ST.ANDREWS V VIOLET U,•"ih/1•11Il>i :wo. lluj]f•I illnrns 0 °11 n,,,,,,,•."i/ V Tayside. 0111.-.hl,• f '111u-tio11s t :ut,•n •d fo,· STEELEND CARNOUSTIE Generous discounts TAYPORT V LOCHEEHARP 5 Nel son Street TULLIALLAN V BANKFOOT available - Tayport, DD6 9DN All ties pla:)'.edto a finish • i.e. Extra Iime and fenalties if required . ask for Ian Duff T eleph on e (0 1382) 5532 02 THE AULD HOOSE, TAYPORT Jim and Liz extend a warm SUPPOrtinl! The 'Port welcom e 7 days a week Fridays & Saturday s: OPERATED BY ALASTAIR LAW KARAOKE 1 1r os89 1137841 1 WHITENHILL, LOCAL AND RELIABLE SERVICE TAYPORT FOR ALL YOUR CAR HIRE NEEDS Tel: (01382) 552359 The Bridge Roll \,_l,/~= JW>-,~ Delicious Hot & Cold Snacks -:...!(~ ~ " Stev ie Ross , hero of May 12t h , pro duce d t h e goo d s again l as! ~ - At Tay Bridge Car Park (South Access) •, ?~ turday at Lark hall whe n h e no t c hed b o th Tay~_!_ g~ a !~ - 1.E.!!.~~~9-~.E!.~~ of The Sun) WESTERN AUSTRALIA TAYPORTSUPPORTERS CLUB SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY S~tJ/, ~... ~ BEST FOR SCOTLAND ALLAN KENNEDY ~ FOR INFORMATION PHONE ~• TAYPORT SNP:- 552832 BAIKER'S BIT Good afternoon to the Port Support and a warm welcome to the players a nd officials of our visitors Lochee Harp who, like ourselves, triump hed in an away Scottish Cup replay last weekend . At the end of the day only one goal separated ourselves and Larkhall Thistle over the two games. I don't think that a 2-1 aggregate score was a true reflection over the two encounters. I felt that Larkhall rode their luck on numerous occasions in the first game. We missed quite a few scoring opportunities and had a couple of penalty claims turned down . I felt they left with what they came for. Even when we C)T. MI CliAEL0 INN went to ten men they continued to play for time . I must say that I felt our first half performance and attitude was very pedestrian Leucharcl\• fly 6l. /\ndrews • f ife KY16 0DU but, to the players credit, I could not fault their second half effo rts. Tel: (01334) 839220 • fax. (01334) 838299 Larkhall' s manager's comment after the replay was that he was disappointed and that there was very little between the sides. I Propri~Lors: Crahame 0 t)renda McKinney would, of course, have to disagree. I felt that we played well on a difficult pitch. We had a job to do and carried it out. We created a good amount of chances and if there had been a Man of the Match award I'm sure their goalkeeper would have been one of the favourites. Apart from their goal they never really threatened. One very pleasing aspect was our forwards' performance. Both DR and Rossy MEALS SERVED ALL DAY looked much more like themselves. They worked well together and received the right type of service. A good team performance. We must now attempt to build on that display. There ' s no better 12 - 9.30 opportunity than this afternoon. Complacency is a word I don't want to be using after today's Taycars tie. Unfortunately, in the past Last orders 9.15 we've tended to be just that the week after a Scottish Cup tie. There ' s an old saying - A job wel 1 begun is a job half done . Let's get our attitude correct from the first whistle . Do so then I ' m confident we ca n progress in this competition. TRADITIONAL SUNDAY LUNCH Sup p o rt The Port, Dave Ba.ikie. 12 -3 HIGH TEAS SUNDAY ONLY COMME~T 3-7 Whilst there 's no doubting that the Sporting Post is still a must on Saturday nights and undoubtedly has improved in recent times as far as Junior Football is concerned. _it can improve further . Both its equivalent publ ications in Abe_rdeen and Edinbu_rgh list the respective teams for the matches which they report and this adds a certain interest to a ALWAYSADVISABLE TO TO BOOK match report , certainly if it's a match which hasn't many goals . It's not suggested that the line-ups appear for all games, but perhaps a selected half dozen of the reports of the top matches could be accompanied with the respective line-ups . The respective reporters are getting the line-ups before the game anyway and these could be phoned in _prior _to the kick - off in the same way as the half - time and full-time reports are phoned in . With the HIGH TEAS AVAILABLE TO COACH kick - offs at Junior games being a minimum of thirty minute s earlier than the _ Seniors, _It shou ldn 't cause the co py takers many problems . Might The Sporting Post try 11 on a trial PARTIES WITH PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS basis? .TAYPORT JUNIORS DATE . . J_ - I. 1.4 I I I 14 Auaust Jeanfield IHl W9-0 MANN P.REILLY PATERSON SPALDING BUIST WILKIE RAMSAY 1 STEWA RT3 ROSS2 D.REILLY 2 GRAY 1 COVENTRY/7l MILLER_ i!) CAMERON {10l 239 __j ' r I L 17 Auaust LOCHEEUTD Ill W 2-0 MANN P.REILLY PATERSON SPALDING BUIST WILKIE RAMSAY STEWA RT1 ROSS 1 D.REILLY GRAY COVENTRY MILLER {2l CAMERON 19\ 2S3 -< I 21 Auaust Violet /L\ W 5-1 MANN P.REILLY PATERSON SPALDING BUIST WILKIE RAMSAY STEWART ROSS D.REILLY 1 GRAY 2 COVENTRY 181 MILLER 12\ CAMERON 1/9l _ __n§___ 24 Aucust ForfarAlb Ill W 1-0 P.REILLY COVENT RY D.REILLY 1 MALONE BAIKIE G.REILLY 138 ri MANN MILLER PATERSON SPALDING BUIST HENRY ROSS STEWART ,. 28 Auoust NORTH END Ill W3-0 MANN MILLER PATERSON SPALDING BUIST P.REILLY 1 RAMSAY HENRY CAM ERON 1 D.REILLY 1 STEWART ROSS{11l COVENTRY MALONE 236 1 3 1 Auaust KINNOULL IL\ W 4-0 MANN MILLER PATERSON SPALDING BUIST P.REILLY RAMSAY HENRY CAMERON 1 D.REILLY 1 STEWART2 ROSS /8\ COVENTRY/4l MALONE 238 i ~07 Seotember BANKFOOT /N1l W3-1 MANN P.REILLY PATERSON SPALDING BUIST W ILKIE RAMSAY HENRY ROSS D.REILLY 2 STEWART 1 GRAY/11) MILLER I8l COVENTRY 202 i 14 Seotember st .Joseoh• Ill D 0-0 MANN P.REILLY PATERSON SPALDING BUIST WILKI E MILLER STEWART ROSS D.REILLY GRAY RAMSAY (2l HENRY 19\ COVENTRY 432 21 SeDlember Kirrie fTol W7-1 MANN MILLER PATERSON HENRY 2 BUIST W ILKIE RAMSAY 1 COVENTRY ROSS 3 D.REILLY 1 GRAY P.REILLY I2l SPALDING 18\ STEWAR T 109 I 28 September Carnoustie Ill W4-0 MANN P.REILLY PATERSON MILLAR BUIST WILKIE RAMSAY STEWART ROSS 2 D.REILLY GRAY 2 COVENTRYl2\ SPALDING NICOLSON 309 ! 05 October ARBROATH SC Ill W1-0 MANN MILLER PATERSON P.REILLY BUIST WILKIE RAMSAY STEWA RT ROSS D.REILLY 1 GRAY HENRY COVENTRY SPALD ING 270 I 12 October FORFAR ALB IS1\ W5-0 MANN P.REILLY PATERSON MILLAR BUIST WILKIE RAMSAY HENRY STEW ART 2 D.REILLY GRAY 1 ROSS(2l 2 COVENTRY(?) CAMERON 276 I I ,.. 19 October SCONE THISTLE Ill W1-0 MANN MILLER PATERSON HENRY BUIST WIL~ · RAMSAY COVENTRY ROSS D.REILLY GRAY 1 P.REILLY MAHER {8\ SPALDING 198 28 October Forfar West End CN2l W2-0 MANN MILLER 1 PATERSON SPALDING BUIST W ILKIE RAMSAY HENRY ROSS 1 D.REILLY GRAY MAHER /8\ KENNEDY /10l P.REILLY 182 I I · 02 November East Craiaie /Ll W1-0 MANN P.REILLY PATERSON SPALDING BUIST w 1u ilf · RAMSAY MILLER ROSS D.REILLY MAHER GRAY {8l 1 KENNED Y /11 HENRY 222 - L.09 No"vember LARKHAL L CS2l 00-0 MANN P.REILLY PATERSON SPALDING BUIST WILKIE RAMSAY STEWA RT ROSS D.REILLY GRAY MILLER C1)l HENRY MAHER 441 ' 16 November Larkhall IS2Rl W2 •1 MANN MILLER PATERSON SPALDING BUIST W ILKIE RAMSAY STEWART ROSS2 D.REILLY MAHER P.REILLY HENRY GRAY 485 I 23 November LOCHEE HARP IT1l I I 30 November Bankfoot {ll 1 TAYSIDE SHARPSHOOTERS I 07 December LINLITHGOW (53) Brian Craik Car noustie ...... 27 I 14 December I Stephen Ross Tayport...... ! 21 December .. . 13 r· Mike Me ll lvennie I 28 December St Josephs ...... 11 ! i 04 Januarv Dave Rei 1 ly Tayport ...... 10 I Mark Smith Arbroath sc ...... 10 11 Januarv Ste ve Ste wart Tayport ...... 9 18 Januarv Kenny Cameron St Josephs ...... 9 25 Januarv Barrie Gray Tayport ...... 8 Alan Keddie Kinnoull ...... 8 01 Februarv Ross Graham St Josephs ...... 8 Rah McLaren Downfield ...... 8 08 Februarv Danny Powell Carno ust ie ...... 8 l 1~ ebruary Kevin Syme Kinnoull ...... 7 ! 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LICENSEDGROCERS • PAINTING& Barrie, pictured her e, also had the DECORATING honour of netting the club's 100th PURVEYORSOFWALLACE'S ., \ Scottish Cup goal earlier this seaso n. ANDFISHER & DONALDSON'S • SIGNWRITING FAMOUSBAKERY PRODUCTS • CARPET 'f'.!t~., FRESHLYMADE CLEANING HOT& COLDROLLS DOMESTIC COMMERCIAL fJ~1,-I-\ SANDWICHES ;/J;'...\. ORDERS DELIVERED TEL (01382) 543062 TEL: 552091 3 WELLGATEST, NEWPORT-ON-TAY, FIFE Tayport FC's No .1 Supporter Jimmy Abernethy with RAMSAY'S team boss Dave Baikie FORGE Below is Tayport's league record since starting in division two in August 1990. MINI-SKIPS FABRICATIONS p w D L F A PTS. G.D. CALL RAMSAY'S DIRECT ON VODAFONE (0831) 263781 10 9 1 0 22 1 28 21 (Premium Rate Charges Apply) 1996/97 TAYPORT 87 17 48 70 1995/96 TAYPORT 26 23 2 1 6 0 76 12 46 64 ~ ~ ~ ~ 1994/95 TAYPORT 26 20 15 45 64 1993/94 TAYPORT 26 20 5 1 79 ■ ROLLER SHUTTERS ■ DAILY, WEEKLY OR 18 47 65 GATES ■ GENERAL 1992/93 TAYPORT 26 22 3 1 83 CONTRACT HIRE FABRICATIONS ■ 15 43 59 "The Biggest Mini Skip on Tayside " 1991/92 TAYPORT 26 19 5 2 74 Also Mini Coach Hire TEL: 24 hrs (01382) 814030 17 2 3 79 22 36 57 30 Kirk Street, Mike McKenzie 1990/91 TAYPORT (DIV. 2) 22 Unit 16 Lochee, Dundee 162 130 24 8 500 100 293 400 Alexander Street , Dundee (01382) 610352 so•;, 15'/, 5'/, 3.1 0.6 ·- HURLFORD-THE ONLY WAY IS UP Birthplace of Jimmy Knapp; ear mar ked as the site of Scotland's firs t pr iva te pr ison; home of Ayrshire Jun iors' legendary duffers . Hur lford - how can you res ist it? Castle Street Fife ~ Scottish J IM·ll•Jlii/lJt·@#•M·k:ltf·MYl!III Think you know a bit about football? Fancy This has not always been the case. In the J\nd so to this sea.son One thmg is for == yourself as being rather tascy in the old quiz early 70's the 'Ford were one of Ayrshire's ccna1n. Promo11on1s not on the cards Home Bakery dcpanment? Right, answer me this one. top junior outfits, Indeed in season 72/73, Finishing off lhc bottom is unlikely. Thr.: Your Driving Force In Fife What do Glasgow Rangers, Hurlford they did the "real" Ayrshire double, winning arpo1ntmcn1 ofa new manager. the fou rth 1n United, and Manchester United have in the Division I title and the Ayrshire Junior as many years, is the most immediate Cup. For good measure, the Ayrshire • BUS AND COACH HIRE FACILITIES 1.:ommon? The answer is, they all did the rnor11y. Al one point. llurlford approached CASTLE STREET, doubk in Season 95196.Now, before all you Regional League Cup was captured that the manager of Stcwano n United, an 20 • FREEDOM OF FIFE ROVERT ICKETS McStano 's out there get hot under the collar year as well. Incidentally, this is the trophy ama1eur learn currently not eYen in the top and point out that the Ayrshire Junior which provided Hurlford with their most amateur league, but even he lumcd them TAYPOKT • MULTIR IDE TRAVEL CARDS League was in fact, won by Cumnock, recent regional success. in 1975/76. Other down. the main reason being lhl! lack of (who, incidentally clinched the title by honours include the Kilmarnock & Loudoun facilities at Blair Park. • PARCEL DELIVERYSERVICE District Cup, which was won on no fewer beating Glenafton 4-2, coming back from J\h yes. the "fac ilities" The changing room being 2-0 down in a relatively good than five occasions. This trophy was fiercely has recently been the target of much • COMPREHENSIVENETWORK fought for by the Junior teams in tempered match which saw only one all v;1ndalism.although why anyone would dismissal and no involvement from the Kilmarnock & Loudoun District. Jn other High Class Bakers wanl to break in is unclear. Its not as if the • FREQUENTLOCAL & EXPRESS United Nations) let me infonn you that words, Hurlford, Darvel, and em, well, European Cup is stashed away inside, Hurlford ' s "do uble" was much more uniqu e that's it really. Kilmarnock & Loudoun SERVICES standing proud on a table groaning under & Confectioners 1han simply winning a league title and a cup. District was abolished in the recent the weight of accumulated silverware. The llurlford went through the entire season genymande ring, sorry, streamlining, of • EXCURSIONSAND TOURS r,crpclrators no doubt do ii because they without winning a point for the second year local govemmefit, and so another window of have nothing to do. but if they carry on running. In a revival that puts Albion cup winning opportunity was slammed shut • LONG DISTANCE COACH BOOKINGS much lo11gcr, a few more people in /lurlfor d Rovers' "achievements" firmly in their on Hurlford's knuckles. will have "nothing 10 do". at least on a Suppliers of morning The Best All-Round Service In The Kingdom place. Hurlford have already broken their Singing in the Cowshed Saturday. This is no Chick Young style duck this season with a 1---0c up ·victory·over Moving on lo the playing staff. As far as I ovcrstalcmcnt. J\ club of/ic1al 1son record Rob Roy, bul 1his is all the more reason to can establish, the only ex-Hurl ford player to m the lot:al press voicing concern that the rolls and cakes to ~ For informationon all our servicescontact marvel at the utter litany of incompetence be capped for Scotland was William SJl-'J\ may considr.:rthe clubs fat:ili11es that preceded it (see also Duncan Mackay's Dunlop , (v England 1906) who played for inadequate, and possibly susrend their Tayport Football Club Fife Scottish Omnibuses Ltd ., aniclc in TAG 49 for more loving details). the village between 189 1 and 1893. before mernhcrship. 1lo wcver. help may he al ha11d Enquiry Office 0c tween 2nd April 1994 when Lugar moving lo ~i lmarnock. and then 10 from an unlikely. and ironic. source. Step City Road 0oswell were put to the sword by two goals Li.v~rpool, ~ here he won two English I st forward. the Nalional Loucry. Yes, the same ST. ANDREWS 10 one, and this season Hurl ford went D1v1s1onchampionship medals. In recent National Lottery that has cut the income KY169HW without taste victory. There was nothing to years for some strange reason the Scottish Tel: 01382 553733 from the pools so badly. and may yet • Tel: (01334) 474238 suggest, that sunny April day, as the massed Junior selectors have consistently jeopardise some of the smaller League ranks of Hurlford supporters made their way overlooked the Hurl ford heroes when clubs. could prove lo hr.:the .saviour or ou1 of Lugar's picturesque Roscbank Park, picking the national team, but one or two llurlford , via a grant to upgrnde the that 29 months la1er, they would not have local celebrities have worn the hallowed red changing rooms. An application has been seen their heroes claim another point & white jersey . Al national level, probably madt: bu1 a final ckc1s1on 1sstill awaited Indeed, that victory put them into third place the most famous recent ex-Hurl ford player •n 1he Ayrshire Junior 2nd Division, and the is Tommy Steel. No, nol the one that sang In for the Kill talk on the bus back home was of Linle White Bull. The one that hit the two promotion. The next season, the Ayrshire Another possibility much talkt:d about ~ goals for Stenhouscmuir that knocked locally is tha1 Kilmarnock could "take over" Juniors introduced 3 points for a win. The Aberdeen out of the cup a couple of years 1,----c>- Hurl ford and perhaps play their rcser,..e pressure to achieve victory was simply too back. Sadly for young Tommy, while with games there. This again is not without irony, much for the players, and two years after its Stenhouscmuir his celebrity status went to introduction, Hurlford have yet to claim as, after World War 2 when Rugby Park his head. His life became one constant whirl was used as a~ oil storage terminal (no jokes three points for a win. And j ust to prove of young fanners dances, stock judgi ng about Rab Reilly's hair, please) Kitlie used they're not quite out of the woods yet, competitions and appearances on the recent setbacks have included a 1-12 defeat Blair Park 10 fulfil some of their fixtures. HUNGKYHORSE SNACK BAK Womens Rural after-dinner speaking circuit. On a mart: upbeat note. Hurlfurd has by Glenafton. When last heard of, he had quit football and recently been chosen as the site of was on the books of Ayr United. (yes, that ST. ANDREWS ROAD, GUARDBRIDGE 'Ford Go Knapp old joke again) Scotland's first privatised prison. Given Looking beyond the team for a moment. your average Scouish footballers penchant At a more parochial level we have Colin Hurl ford is a quiet village a couple of miles for nou1ing the law, perhaps in a couple of " Rus1y" Harkness, who on leaving the Telephone: LEUCHARS 839616 l!ast of Kilmarnock. Arguably its most years lime Hur/ford could be fielding some 'Ford. lerrorised lower league defences famous son is Jimmy Knapp, self-styled illustrious names. Mo Johnston & big while playing for Kilmarnock, Queen of the ..di nosaur" of the trade union movement. In Duncan up front. Now they would soon South, and Stranraer, before revening back Pop in for som e of our deli ci ous the post-Thatcher industrial relations of the have Dar\'el on the run. I 990's, wherej usl about the only thing you to the junior scene with Cumnock, and most This may st:cm frivolous but a scnst: of recently, Kilwinning Rangers. Possibly Home Made Soup , Fill ed Rolls and Baked Potato es can negotiate on is whether you say "aye" or humour is all most llurl ford fons have lefl Rusty's finest moment came during a ..yes" to your employers demands, it is a ngh1 now. It might not seem much, but if minor miracle that Jimmy still exists. And Kilmarnock player of the year dance, when. 1hc name of I lurlford United sm1ply appears dcsp11edrinki ng mos! of the supponers · so it 1swith the local team. Withou1a league 111the fi.\;lurc h.s1for season 97-98, many of New Proprietors Jim 8t Rose under lhe table. he was s1ill campus mentus point in 2 years, without even a social club the locals will consider st:ason 96-97 10 havl! enough al 6a.m. 10 nip round 10 the local been a success. 10 bring some money in, and with Premier baker's shop and fetch some rolls and Take away som e of our Ex cellent Homebaking. Cameron Clark League football on offer a mere 7 minutes sausage for 1hose s1ill at the function. Of drive away at Rugby Park, it is a constant such sluff arc local legends made. s1rugglc for Hurl ford to survive. All Day Full Breakfast Blair Park: New Manager, New Hurlford? Co pyrigh t © The Absolute Came #49 OPEN 7 DAYS from 9.00 a .m. WE NOW HAVE SHRUBS AND BEDDING PLANTS FOK SALE! ~(!f;'> Tayside's leading ~{!f;'> SN I FF I NG ABOUT WI TH THE SNOUT WELLGATE shopping centre W E LLGATE The perfect shopping experience, TAYPORT Amateurs are under new management. The temperature in the basement of the Midlands Premier Division proved too much for all under one roof. player manager Gary Kirk who was replaced by Alan Hart, Bruce Burnett and a newcomer to football management, 'Dicky' Dewar . Next door neighbour of Dave Baikie and a regular at the Pondy l'A IZKINC FOR OVE R COITU : SHOl'S AND Bar, Dicky won't have far to turn for advice! Up at Waterstone GOOCARS RFST AU RAN -1·s Croo k, Rab Downie quickly seized his chance to move 'upstairs' at Newport Amateurs and appointed Gary Kirk to his position as team OVER 50 OF YOUR boss . ****** FAVOUR IT E STOR ES BIG changes at Gasworks Park, Larkhall since our last visit. The '>1 11':i I 1-ll·A I RI·. AN ! ) IZJ-:l;Ul.r\ lZ I.IV !· sale of part of their ground to a developer helped fund the co nstruction of a new dressing room complex. Unfortunately the CEN TRAL LIBRAR Y E TERT AINMEN T recent storms have brought down a newly erected fence at one end of the ground . T H E WELLGATE - STREETS AH EAD ****** IN CITY CEN TRE SHOl'PI NC HOME again! Incredibly, Tayport were drawn at home for a fourteenth successive time when they came first out of the hat to play Linlithgow Rose in the 3rd round of the Scottish Cup two TH E W l:LLCA II- C:LNT IU-:, !) UN I ) l·T , I l l l I 21) ll T , I (0 UX2 ) 22'i/i")/i weeks today. Can you imagine tossing a coin and it coming up heads fourteen times in a row! ****** THE world record for the longest throw-in was broken recently .- RJ'kt1•21 when Andy Legg of Birmingham City improved his own record from 132ft to 144ft Bins. ~ Greyhound ****** * Term Bus Passes NOTHING to do with football but this snippet caught the eye recently. Apparently John Walmsley, an Australian * Ch ild Bus Pa sses conservationist worried about the overwhelming number of cats down under, is proposing serving them in his restaurants. "They * Adult Bus Passes are a bit strong tasting but extremely good tucker", he said. * Holida ys ****** Tours * NEXT Thursday in Tayport Arms Lounge (The Ponderosa) Tayport FC * Conc:erts Suppliers of playing join forces with the other major groups in the town supporting the Tayp Albert secretary Rab Beveridge said "After drawing away to Harp , we are now fancied MALONE NICOLSON to go through but we won't underestimate the opposition . They have good young players including pacy winger Ian McLeod and Graeme Lundberg who notched the equaliser so we must be on our tQ_es" - Cou,l,ie,i (Fife edition) (16/11/96) previewing Lochgelly v Harp . C CENTRECAR " Another tale of misses - at both ends . The holders badly need some goal s for the CC COMPANY replay " SOUTH WARD 77 ROSEBANK - Py"'111UdN= (16 / 11/ 96) previewing Larkhall v Tayport. ROAD, DUNDEE. STREET, DUNDEE " We're still not playing anywhere near the standard we should be. It was always going TEL: 01382 200520 TEL : 229974 to be tough and the last few minutes were a real sweat . Now we hav e another few weeks to try and improve befo re the next round " s~~ s~~ - Tayport boss Dave Baikie in The Sun (18 / 11/ 96) MARK PAUL "Holders Tayport meet East aces Linlithgow Rose in the top tie . Rose gaffer Colin SPALDING REILLY Sinclair admitted ' It'1 a velt.y tough ue - wt 1ti,/,/, one to -look i,<»walldto' - TM Sun reviewing the draw for the third round of the cup ( 18/ 11 / 96) " Second Division Harp pulled off a dramatic v ictory in Saturday 's OVD Scottish Cup second round replay at Lochgelly . Reduced to ten men after eight minutes and down WEST PORTBUSINESS CENTRE 1-3 at the interval, things looked bleak for the Tayside team . But Harp' s traditional cup l6a WEST PORT,DUNDEE DDI SEP HEATHERLINGHIRE spirit showed in the second half as they fought back to snatch a dramatic 4- 3 win" .-- _ __ T_ e_l:-'('--,01382)223341 - The CollMel< (Dundee edition) (18/11 / 96) Suppliers of the following : Fax and Photocopying Service , VINTAGECAR HIRE Printing • Letterheads , Invoices FORWEDDINGS AND "The Lochgelly fans were in shock following their 4-3 cup home defeat from Harp . 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Llnllthgow Roee 4 2 1 16-1 1 14 Balhgate Th 3-0 Pumphermn : Blackbum Un 2-3 Broxbum A!l:l "rnielon Rang 0-1 Newmgrange : Camdon 2-2,(4-3p) Li.nlithgow WHITBURN 4 1 3 13-1013 ~~ Gv -q~v Faukt,o.- ~ Welt Calder Un • Wbitbum Camelon 4 1 2 12- 9 13 Dunbar Un 2-1 Sonnyrig;j Toa, , Bo'ncn Un 3-l Bonnybt'ldg• 3 4 3 13-1113 Camelon 6-1 Livingrt,n Un • Bonnybrdgc0-0(8-7p) Fauldholl8C Bonnyrlgg Roee 4 1 3 13-11 13 DALGLEISHSTREET, S\one)t>urn v Whitlurn : Harthill 3-0 Dalkcith Th 1'.rmadaleThi8tle 3 1 4 14-1510 ,d 2 - : Dalb:ith Glazing Cup - rd 1 1'.rnletonRangers 2 1 4 7- 11 7 HarthlllRoyal v Sauchle : BatbgatcTo 3-0 Dunbar Un Dunbar United 2 0 2 2- 6 6 TAYPORT Newtongrange v Fauldhoo...eU , ArnistonRan 1-0 Newtonif1IIliC HarthlllRoyal 1 0 7 7-16 3 Oalkelth Th v Bo'n- Un : llv 1- Bonnyrigg4-1 Armadale Tranent O 2 6 6-18 2 Bonnyrlgg Roee v Camelon ~ I:iv2- w.Calder 6-6 Ormiston Telephone : 01382 552388 Tranent v Munelburgh DIVISION2 W D L F A Pt stonay/Whltbm v Haddington A : Muaac:lburgh 3-2 Sauc:hic Fauldhouae Un 8 1 0 20- 9 2.5 Braxbum Llnllthgow Ath v Re : Stnncybum 0-3 Haddingtan Livingston United 6 2 1 26-13 20 Edinburgh Un v Bathgate Th , Edinburgh Un 3-3 Pumphenton BARLUNCHES SERVED EVERY DAY Munelburgh Ath 6 0 1 15- 618 ------n.' ~------~ Stonll)'burn 5 1 5 19-1316 , DALKEnH GLAZNG CUP.. rd1 Edinburgh United 4 2 2 19-14 14 DAVE MOFFAT CUP- rd1 • Har1hillRoyal v Orminon Prim Uvingnon U v Sonnyrigg Rooa Pumpheraton 4 2 2 15-1214 SELECTIONOF REALALES ALWAYS ON TAP ~ MU9Nliurgh 1-1(:Mp) Lintntgow Arnie1Dn 0-1 Muoet>urg, At, Blackbum United 3 1 4 6-15 10 Slaolc>urnUn 2-3 Srollllurn A1h ~- Feukt,o,- u V So'neH United • Se1hgln, Th 3-0 Dunbar Unmd Bathgate Thie11e 2 3 2 11- 7 9 Ol.l'lbar UnilEKI v Tranent Tranent 2--0 Dalkeilh Thiltltt Dalkelth Thle1le 2 2 4 13-16 8 Camelon 2-2(4-3p) Linlithgow Rooe : Som)t>ridge V Camek,n Hacldlng1n Athletic 2 2 5 17-22 8 'DOWN BY THEHARBOUR' So '""oe Unilod 3-1 Whit>um • Haddingw,n" v Srolll>L.rnAth Ormleton Prmroee 1 5 5 22-34 8 Som)t>ridge 0-0(&-7p) Faukhluoe : Slaolc>ll"nU 1-1(:Mp) Pumphernon Har1hillRoyal 3-urgh Un WeetCalder 1 2 3 11-16 5 AFE & LOTHIANS ClP ' Whl1bum 2-2 ,1-2 HIii O'BNth (RESULTS - ~t NOV 18 1i':<.•JOHN FYFE <.·:,< W O L Bonnyrlgg Re 1-1,2·3 Newburgh • Scottish Cup -r~ 2-r/p F A P Harthill Royal 1-1,3-2 Tulllallan ~ Cruden By 0-2 \ Crooogateo KeltyHNl1t 9 O O '42- 6 18 Bakery >.milton Rang.. 3-1 Oakley Un • Loohgelly 3-4 Loohee Hrp Hill O'Buth Haw 8 0 2 24- 8 Hi Glfif'lroth• 3-0 Blackbum Un ~ St.Joseph 2-2(6•4p) Newburgh Oundoneld BI 6 1 2 27-11 13 Thornton Hlbe 2-0 Annadale Th • Lge- Oakley 0·4 Glenrothee Gl.,roth• 6 1 1 17- 9 13 Lochgelly Albert 2-3 Ormiston Pr ~ 8teelend 0-3 et .Andrew• Oakley United 6 0 3 16-20 12 Klrkcaldy YM 2-2,3-7 Dunbar Un , Kelty HI• 4-0 Kirkoldy Y Thornton Hlbe 5 0 2 20-11 10 Edinburgh Un 1-3 Roeyth Rae ~ Dundonald 3-t Rosyth Ro St.Al°ldrft'e Un 3 2 3 15- 12 8 , Tulliallan 0-3 H .O'Seath • rd 2- Croeega1aaPr . 4 0 5 12-16 8 Nico ~ Loohore 1-& Thornton 8auchle V CBmelon Newburgh 2 2 3 14-12 6 ~ Tulllallan Thistle 2 2 3 7-13 6 Fbsy1h Ree V Faukllouse : FIXTURES - Sat NOV 23- Klrkcaldy YM 2 1 5 12-31 5 HOME BAKERY and SNACK Dunbar Un V Glenrolles , TAYCARS TR - rd 1 · 1.15- LochgaUy Albert 1 2 4 6-16 4 AmlAln R v Sleelend Vic ~ Arbroath SC v Newburgh )< Downf ield V Kirkoaldy YM Staeiend Vice 2 0 8 15-24 4 Sloneytllwn V Dundonald ~ Oundonald v St .Jo••ph ' • Lochora Welfare 1 o g 10-37 2 Nev.tug! 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