TAYPORT JUNIORS Ground: Ptrth1hiroAdvertim(upWinnm1990/9 1, 1991/96, Treasurer : R. tfa.cmiHan, Canni,pairt,Shanwtll Road, Tayport lntmportShield W inners Tel. 553670 1990/91,1993/94, 12 Banknow,Orin, fayporL Committee : Colours: D,j,uing TrophyWinnen Redlhiru, BlackShorn, 1997/98, J.Anderson,R. lrvint, A, HcDade, Kenlmith , (h,nge- Whi!Olhiru/Black Shoru HorthEnd Ch~lenge Cup 1999/2000 , j. HcDade. Founded: Craig StephenTrophy Winnm 1990 /91, 1991/92, 1993/94, Club- 1947(as Amateu"), 1991/96,1997/98,1998/99, Commercial Contact: 1990(as junio") JimHutton ~bertHer1
NEXT WEEK'S _FIXTURE SATURDAY 21 APRIL DJ.LAING HOMES CUP 2nd ROUND MONTROSE ROSELEA v TAYPORT AT BROOMFIELD PARK, MONTROSE KICK-OFF 2pm MAIN SPONSORS 1994-2002 Scott & Fyfe Limited BUS LEAVES CANNIEPAIRT 12 NOON Tayport FC celebrate their Tayc~rs Scotscraig Works. Tayport • Industrial Te xtile Manufactur e rs Trophy win over Bankfoot Athlet,c at Glenesk Park, Dundee June 2000. Photograph courtesy of DC Thomson
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NORTH END CHALLENGE CUP Facing Brickwork QUARTER FINAL TI Fireplaces:: TAYPORT v DUNDEE VIOLET Slabbing and SATURDAY 14th APRIL 2001 KICK-OFF 2.00pm Extensions, (extra t ime and penalties if required} SCOTLAND'SNo.1 KIT SUPPLIER etc. WOULDTAYPORT GOELSEWHERE? Pro ramme Number 14 - 2000/01 UNIT 14 DOUGLAS COURT BLACKNESS TRADING PRECINCT WEST HENDERSON'$ WYND, DUNDEE DD1 SBY (BEHIND COMET) TEUF~X (01382) 201780 f TAYPORT! 5BARBERS; e TODAY'S GAME 31 CASTLE STREET NORTH END CHALLENGE CUP v DUNDEE VIOLET / R&MBEARINGS TAYPORT quarter final tie Tel: 01382 550200 INTERNATIONAL LTD. Hours of Opening 17 Years at Your Service Today's North End Challenge Cup quarter final tie is a repeat of last season's inaugural final which Tayport won by 6-3 at North End Park. Both Monday to Friday 1983-2000 9.00am to 6.00pm sides have undergone dramatic change since then, each now with new Saturday 9.00am to 4.30pm management teams. Violet are likely to field only six survivors from their Closed all day Wednesday FREEPHONE sixteen man squad which was taken to the cleaners that June afternoon. 0800 018 4447 Brian Harris who turned out for the Pansies that day, is now, of course with TRADITIONAL & 'Port and could be in the squad if he has sufficiently recovered from a lingering injury. MODERN CUTS UNIT 8, BLOCK 22, KILSPINDIE ROAD, DUNSINANE IND. EST. DUNDEE, Tayport are likely to have only eight of last year's squad in action this SCOTLAND DD2 3JP FAX: 01382 ~89958 NO APPOINTMENT afternoon, including one, Stevie Ross, who has been round the world in the NECESSARY www.rmbearings.co.uk interim. E-mail: [email protected] Violet, despite being one of the few clubs which has maintained top division status during the last dozen seasons or so, have disappointed their followers in cup competitions during that period. We have to go back thirteen years for Violet's last cup win of note, the Cream of the Barley Trophy in 1988. It's a Tayport FC's Newsline determination to change this situation that will fire up the Glenesk team today. In addition it's the last chance of some cup success this season. Defeat (OI382) SS27SS today and it's only four league games to complete the season. 24 Hours a day - 7 days a week For all the information you want on Tayport FC • Kick off times • Line-ups Manager John Holt and his 'assistant Eddie Wolecki will have a blend of Team News• Postponements• Club Gossip etc youth and experience in their line-up. Experience in the shape of former Remember the number 552755 'Port star Mark Spalding, ex-Brechin City veteran Bobby Brown, former It's a Tayport number so the cost is the same as a call to your neighbour! Scottish Under 17 cap Jimmy Byrne and keeper Brian Brown. Jon McKeith will be the main goal threat. The big striker who had a spell at Brechin City before returning to the Pansies, hit a double in the recent win at Forfar Albion. Other youngsters in Holt's pool are Andy Sommerville, who had the odd SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY game for 'Port whilst his father held the reins here at the Canniepairt, BEST FOR SCOTLAND Stewart Lunan, Craig Stott and Chris Wallace, all additions to the Violet ~~◄ pool since the early season meeting here. ~ Defensively Violet are a lot better organised this season and Tayport who ~ FOR INFORMATION PHONE didn't create many chances a week ago down here, will be looking to improve ~ TAYPORT SNP:- 552832 on that part of their game. HOW THE PRESS REPORTED THE LAST MEETING BETWEEN TAYPORT AND VIOLET
Tayport finish year in style Leuchars• By 0L Andrews• fif e KY16ODU VIOLET.. 0 TAYPORT.. 2 Kenneth played in Brian Harris, her of opportunities which came Tel: (01334) 839220 • fax (01334) 838299 whose shot was saved, but not held, their way. by 'keeper Brown. Davie Evans December has proved to be a suc Proprietors: Grahame@ Brenda McKinney tucked away the loose ball, taking cessful month for the club. Not only his season's tally to twelve. ' have maximum points been collect Violet's last line of defence was ed from the four league fixtures, be!ng kept busy during the half, but , despite the absence of Kenny and he made an excellent stop to Jones, no goals have been conced deny Ian Greig, just on half-time, ed. In addition, Carnous~e's OVD tipping a twenty-five yard pile-dri Cup commitments have allowed MEALS SERVED ALL DAY ver over the bar . 'Port to move ominously clear of The Pansies had much more of their title rivals . the play after the l:,reak, forcing Violet:· B. Brown, Davidson several corners, although the better · (McGill), Sommervill.e, Spalding, R. 12 - 9.30 chances continu,ed to fall to Brown, Byrne, Reekie (Petrie) •'rayport . Derek Wemyss and Ian Culross, ·· Tinley, McKeith: Greig , again, saw long-rangers Ferguson . Last orders 9 .15 touched over the bar, while Brian Tayport: Fitzpatrick, Thomson Craik went close with a couple of (Corcor-an), Paterson (Nicoll), headers. Ward , Weip.yss, Wilkie, Greig, For all their endeavour, Violet Harris (Ramsay), Kenneth, Craik, never looked like salvaging any Evans . TRADITIONAL SUNDAY LUNCH thing from the match, and the dis A friendly match, against missal of Scott Ferguson , for haul Brechin Vies is to take place on the 12 -3 ing down Davie Evans, with eight Canniepairt tomorrow (Saturday), minute remaining, all but ended December 30, with a 1.30pm kick · their faint hopes. off. Please 'phone the newsline; on This was quite a positive pe1-for 552755 for up-to-date information . mance from Tayport , who played · Tayport 's next competitive game HIGH TEAS SUNDAY ONLY some good, fluent football , and will be a league fixture, away--to" could really have won by a more Kirrie Thistle, on Saturday, 3-7 emphatic margin , given the num- January 6, 2001.
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Elmwood 's dcl'ensive 1·econl in 1·ecenl games has been exceptional and much of BUILDER & JOINER lhe credit has to go down lo ex-Pm·t keeper Frasc1 · Mann . Since his transfer from Taypo1·1, Frase,· hadn 't lost a goal at home until Wednesday past when Lod1ee United won l-0 at Craigic Par ·k to keep the relegation pn·ssur-c on CARNOUSTIE '\Vood. Dundee Violet can still boast ol' hcing the only Dundee cluh lo have lifted the Scottish Junio,· Cup since its inception in 1886. The Pansil's tr·iumph came in 01241 859838 1929. Still on the Scottish Cup, two members of Carnoustic 's semi-final squad al Dens last night, Jackie Devine and Ian MacLeod we,·c with Violet last season, r------, yet couldn 't get a sta,·ting,icrsey for the final of the North End Clrnllcngc Cup , having to settle for a place on thl' hl'nch. How thei, · fortunes have changed in : NATIONAL : 12 months The number of cups in the Association can, it must be admitted, cause confusion al times. Sud1 an occasion was the Nol"th End Challenge Cup-tic between : HOUSE : Tay port and Harp a few weeks ago. Harp officials were adamant that they had I . I just played in the North End Centenary Cup, for Tayside & North duhs, not realising that the competition was now the Concept Trophy. So adamant were they that the) ' that they wen in the l"ight, they refused to give Tayport a sha,·e : BUILDERS : of the gate. [The Concept is the only competition in which the home team keeps all the gate receipts! I I Grant Paterson, onle,·cd oil in his 500th game for· the club at Fod'a1· West End I APPROVED . I in Febnrary, had his rnse dismissed at this week 's meeting of the Tayside JFA. L------..J lt seemed a harsh decision at the time and the 'beaks ' obviously agreed. On the same topic, Scan Wilkie was shocked to see his name in the Press, having been HOME IMPROVEMENTS • ATTIC CONVERSIONS fined £10. Under the tolling up procedure for cautions ( l or 2 points pCI' ,.. caution), Sean had 1·cached the punishment level of 10. lie can 't ,·ccall having . ·- received so many and has instituted an investigation! 'FORGET THE REST - Dundee City Council have bcl'n unable to accommodate the Srnttish Junio,· FA in their quest to have the Annual General Meeting for 2002 held in the city
GET THE BEST' Gareth Dailly had to come off before the end of' Wednesday's game at No,·th End. Little surprise when you consider he played for Montrose against Cowdenbeath on Tuesday evening . NORTH END CHALLENGE CUP 1999-2000 As we've had a dearth of home games, hence no Port Progs, since Mark Corcoran's move to Linlithgow Rose, this is one of the first NORTH ENO CHALLENGE CUP opportunities to publish a letter from Geoff Corcoran, Mark's First rounq father. . Arbroath SC 2-1 Lochee Harp Arbroath Vies 0-3 Kinnoull Brechin Vies 3-3 Eas1 Craigie (4-Spens) Broughty Ath 2-3 Bla irgowrie Carnoustie p 0-3 Dundee North End Foliar Aibion 1-0 Luncarty M. Rose lea 2-1 Lochee Unrted Scone Th 5-4 Co upar Angus (aet , 2-2 90 mins) Be11wew, Second round 7-1 Scone Thistle Blairgowrie 0-4 Bankfoot Ath Downfield MaiitStreet, 1-3 Mon1rose Roselea D Elmwood 1-0 Foliar West End D North End 0-3 D East Craigie Forfar Albion 1-4 Arbroath SC Kinnoull BttcltlljVle, Tay port 3-1 Kirrie Thistle ( ae!) Violet 5-3 Jeanfield Swifts Third round Stirli11gsltire DE Craigie 1-3 D Elmwood DViolet 2-1 Arbroath SC Montrose R 4-3 Bankfoot Athletic Tayport · 2-0 Downfield 9tlt Fe/?rttt1rlf.2001 Semi final [)Violet 3-2 D Elrnwood (aet) Tayport 3-0 Montrose Roselea MrAJOswald Final Tuesday June 6 a1 North End FC Tayport 6-3 Dundee Vio let _aft- 400 1 r R..eformStreet /Cameron 2, Ross , Stewart, Jones , Reilly) (Culross , Scott, Hegg '.e-pen) , ~ note that the Challenge Cup is a different trophy from the previous North End trophy , Tt?lffOrt which is now the Concept Cup ! Fife BELGIUM ARCHIVE PHOTO
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Players Training Ground Kit or Tracksuits £1,500 (All suitably screen printed and/or embroidered) PORT COMPUTERS Manager/Coaches Trackside Clothing (Two years) £1000 33 CASTLE STREET Pre Match Warm Up Tops (Two Years) £1000 TAYPORT l~l1Lt1lLlillili Supply of Match and Training Footballs (Per Season) £900 TEL. 07788573914 Match Sponsorship (Home or Away) £40 (per head) c..A!cwCow1putc1tc CDuiQt';- Jo We also do grocery &_ g ifts. soft dr ink s &_ off sales place in the semi-final of the cup. If we don't h,we w hat yo u wa nt. ju st ask. as no request is igno red and we shall t ry to ob lige Group bookings also take n Support The Port Outside cate ring ava ilab le 1) arui A13at.6 Telephone 01382 552607 TAYPORT FC SEASON 2000 - 2001 Home Games in capitals . ..L = NCR Premier Division. S = OVD Scottish Junior Cup. -.C,= Concept Trophy. ELI ==Fife/Taysi de NEC= North End Challenge Cup. l2lL = DJ .Laing Homes Cup. __E= Findlay (formerly Currie) Cup. _ll = Herschell Trophy ~ QEEQS.lilQN. SCORE faiK 2 J. 4 5 6 7 ~ 9. 1Q 11 12 1.J. 14 Mt. 15AUG Jeanfield (HT) W3-0 FITZPATRICK REILLY GREIG LAWSON CRAIK 1 WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS CORCORA(IJ2 NICOLL EVANS KENNETH (4) 161 19AUG ARBROATH SC (L W2 -0 FITZPATRICK BUIST GREIG lrHOMSOI JONES WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS CORCORAN REILLY NICOLL2 LAHON (4) LAWSON (9) 134 23AU( Elmwood ILi W 3-1 FITZPATRIC~ BUIST GREIG lrHOMSOI JONES WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS CORCORAN REILLY NICOLL2 EVANS (9) 1 KENNETH (4) 124 26AUC: Carnoustie (Ll D 1-1 FITZPATRICK BUIST GREIG CRAIK JONES 1 WILKIE RAM~AY CORCORAN KENNETH REILLY EVANS NICOLL (8l 204 2 SEPT NORTH END (L) W5-1 FITZPATRICK BUIST GREIG lrHOMSOI JONES WILKIE RAMlilll.Y HARRIS 1 KENNETH 1 NICOLL EVANS2 REILLY(4) ·1 CRAIK(9) LAWSON (3 217 9 SEPT Lochee United CL W2 -0 FITZPATRIC~ BUIST GREIG 1 CRAIK JONES WILKIE RAM!l'A'Y HARRIS KENNETH 1 NICOLL EVANS REILLY (4) CORCORAN (111 WARD 1101 178 16 SEP DOWNFIELD (L) W7-2 FITZPATRICK BUIST CRAIK WARD JONES 1 WILKIE THOMSON HARRIS 1 KENNl:TH 2 NICOLL EVANS 3 REILLY(7) 176 23 SEP Luncarty (C 1) W7-1 FITZPATRIC~ BUIST CRAIK 3 WARD JONES WILKIE RAMSAY1 N.ICOLL CORCORAN REILLY2 EVANS KENNETH(5)1 THOMSON(8) HARRIS(9) 71 30 SEP VIOLET (L) W3-0 MANN BUIST PATERSON 1 WARD JONES WILKIE THOMSON HARRIS KENNETH CRAIK EVANS RAMSAY(7) REILLY(11)1 NICOLL(6)1 204 7 OCT Forfar Alb . (Ll W5-1 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON WARD JONES WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS CRAIK REILLY3 EVANS KENNETH (9)1 CORCORAN(11)1 WEMYSS/81 81 14OCl Jeanfield Swifts ( W7 -0 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON 1 JONES WEMYSS WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS 1 KENNETH 2 C'ORAN 2 EVANS 1 WARD(4) CRAIK (11) REILLY (8) 104 21 OCl LOCHORE W (T2) W3-2 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON WARD WEMYSS WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS KENNETH 2 C'ORAN CRAIK REILLY(8)1 EVANS/51 NICOLL{7) 236 28 OCl FORFAR WE (L) W2-0 FITZPATRICK GREIG PATERSON WARD WEMYSS WILKIE RAMSAY 1 HARRIS KENNETH REILLY EVANS CRAIK{11)1 BUIST (5) C'ORAN (2) 142 4 NOV Cambuslang (S2) D 0-0 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON WARD WEMYSS WILKIE RAMSAY CORCORA~ KENNETH REILLY EVANS CRAIK(11) 356 11 NO\ C'BUSLANG(S2r) L 1-2 FITZPATRICK BUIST · PATERSON WARD JONES WILKIE RAMSAY CORCORA~ KENNETH 1 REILLY NICOLL CRAIK (11) EVANS (8) HARRIS (5) 352 18 NO\ Aberdeen LC(C2) W6-2 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON WARD WEMYSS WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS KENNETH 2 CRAIK 1 EVANS 3 CORCORAN/10) GREIG((8) NICOLL(11l 103 25 NO\ Blairgowrie (F1) W6 -1 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON WARD WEMYSS WILKIE RAMSAY HARRIS KENNETH 3 CRAIK 1 EVANS COR'AN (10) 1 GREIG(4) NICOLL(7) 116 2 DEC JEANFIELD (L) W6-0 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON WARD WEMYSS WILKIE GREIG CORCORAN KENNETH 5 CRAIK 1 EVANS RAMSAY(11) REILLY (10) HOMSON(5 127 9 DEC KIRRIE THIS (L) W2-0 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON WARD WEMYSS WILKIE GREIG HARRIS KENNETH 1 CRAIK EVANS 1 THOMSON(2) REILLY(10) C'ORAN(8) 170 16DEC LOCHEE UTD CL) W 1-0 FITZPATRICK GREIG PATERSON WARD WEMYSS WILKIE THOMSON HARRIS KENNETH 1 CRAIK EVANS NICOLL(7) BUIST (11) C'ORAN(8) 165 23DEC Violet (L) W2 -0 FITZPATRICK GREIG1 PATERSON WARD WEMYSS WILKIE THOMSON HARRIS KENNETH CRAIK EVANS 1 NICOLL(3) RAMSAY (8) C'ORAN(7) 113 6JAN Klrrle Thistle (L) W6-0 FITZPATRICK GREIG PATERSON WARD WEMYSS JONES RAMSAY HARRIS KENNETH 3 CRAIK EVANS 1 NICOLL (11) 2 THOMSON (10) C'ORAN(71 139 20JAN FORFAR ALB (L) W10-0 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON WARD JONES GREIG RAMSAY HARRIS 1 KENNETH 3 CRAIK4 EVANS 3 WILKIE{4) THOMSON {11) C'RAN (6) 174 27JAN ELMWOOD (L) W5-0 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON WARD JONES GREIG RAMSAY HARRIS KENNETH 2 CRAIK EVANS 2 WILKIE (7) NICOLL 1 (6) T'SON (11) 131 3 FEB CARNOUSTIE(C3 L 1-2 FITZPATRICK BUIST PATERSON WARD WEMYSS JONES RAMSAY HARRIS KENNETH GREIG EVANS CRAIK(5) CORCORAN(10) NICOL)11)1 274 17 FEB E.Crai ALLOA BUSINESSCENTRE , ALLOA FK1 0 3SA FROM THE ARCHIVES 21 FAIRFIELD RD Tel: 0800 7l 1 3504 DUNDEE 30 YEARS AGO in APRIL 1971 TEL: OIJ82 8JJJ.H SpOH,WuJ"' s~~ IAN GREIG ANDY The team was struggling to maintain a foothold in the Midlands BELL Amateurs First Division and went down 3-0 to Lawside FP at their School Road Ground. Many still-familiar faces in the 'Port line-up which was goalkeeper WESTPORT BUSINESS CENTRE COBBIES INN Derek White (the Andy Goram of his day), full-backs Ian Mathers 61 SCOTT STREET. 32 TAY-STREET, and Alan Davie (now secretary of Kirrie Thistle), Eddie Stewart DUNDEE. DD2 2RA TAYPORT. (present chairman), Fred Janssen, Maurice Flynn, Abby Oswald Tel: (OU82) 907111 (present secretary), Jimmy Lindsay, Ron Redpath, Ian Paterson TEL: 552011 and Dougie Henderson. Substitute: Stan Cowe. s~~ s~~ BRIAN ALLAN A meeting held that weekend was poorly attended with only Fred CRAIK RAMSAY Bremner, Abby Oswald, Ron Redpath, Davie Hughes and Andy Boitz in attendance. Apart from Andy Boitz, all are still involved in some capacity. "' Sco tti sh Electric Business discussed all seemed to be concerned with fund raising. TAYBRIDGE BAR (Holdings) Limited Davie Hughes was given the go-ahead to purchase crockery for use 129 PERTH ROAD, Locarno Works . at Coffee Mornings. Fred Bremner proposed organising fund raising DUNDEE . Brown Street. dances for teenagers (some· of whom will now be grandparents!). It Dundee D01 SEE TEL: 01382 643973 Tel: (01382) 228071 was agreed to organise a Summer Prize Draw. 6,000 tickets@ 1.Sp Fax : (01382 ) 322898 s~~ each, Sp per book. Top prize was £10. RONNIE s~~ KENNETH GRANT BUIST In the Junior world Cambuslang Rangers were on their way to winning the Scottish Junior Cup before 25,000 at Hampden Park. DOT LECKIE Blairgowrie picked up the Tayside title and the League Cup. OUTSIOE CATERING Osborne won the Telegraph Cup, North End the Kiddie Cup, East 1HESNACK BAR FALKLAND Craigie the Currie Cup and Lochee United the Courier Cup Telephone Dunsinane Ave 01337 857834 Dundee s~~ s~~ KENNY GRAHAM JONES NICOLL Livingwell Health Club Sponsors of Hilton Hote l Sponsors of Earl Grey Place Brian Harris ~l~~IDJlW-. Dundee Derek Wemyss KIDS & YOUTHS FUNCTION SUITE··~ 01382 226506 IDEAL FOR ALL PARTIES Private, Schools, Club Fundraising. DJ's, Pool, Video Games, Cafe 0138,2 825352 Unit 34 Arklay Street, Dundee DD3 7JF The Hotel is situated in 7 acres of landscapedgrounds 6 miles south of Dundee just outside the village of Wormit. The the SANDFORDcountry hou se hot e l ' charm of the Hotel can be attributed to its architect, M.H Baillie Scott, who designed it in the arts and craft style. Each Sponsors of of the 16 en-suiie bedrooms is. unique in shape and decor. Sponsors of The award-winning kitchen uses only the finest locaiproduce David Evans to create varied and imaginative seasonal menus. The cosy John Ward bar is well stocked with draught beers and a wide variety of :20 c:J~~C:1WV0w Scottish malts. · The Sandford is ideally situated for a variety of sports, W88l.0 including golf fishing and cycling . There are many w0WwUV challenging golf courses in the area including the championship courses at St. Andrews and Carnoustie. The newly opened Scottish Golf Academy at Drumoig is only 2 miles from the Hotel Next to the Hotel is the Newton Hill J~L1~LPW8e:J~ Country Sports Centre offering fly fishing, off roading, 0 [] ~l3~ mountain biking, claypigeon shooting, archery and falconry. The Sandford Country House Hotel t50 lJ ~U~J Newton Hill, Wormit, (Nr. St. ,An-drews),Fif e, Scotland 0D6 8RG Telephone: 01382 541802 Fax: 01382 542136 Last April RYAN SOCHANIK and ANDY LAWSON were teammates with Tayport FC. Twelve months on they have met up again in Australia. Perth, Western Australia, to be precise where both are playing with Western Knights. The hot weather down under has obviously persuaded Ryan to shave off his trademark mane. Our photo shows them enjoying a training session on Sorrento Beach W.A.. Emigration forms can be obtained from the club secretary! Tayportians might have noticed a few foreign accents in town this weekend. Visiting the town, although staying in Dundee's Hilton Hotel, is a party of 49 from the AC Ougree club, Liege, Belgium. They aren't here to play, merely for a holiday. The Belgians will be renewing acquaintances at the Ponderosa last night and tonight and some may well try to take in today's game if their schedule permits. The friendship with AC Ougree stretches back to Tayport FC's initial visit to play in Belgium in 1973. llarcl lo spol "ho 's lhc lourisl and who 's lhc !oral )Okel! 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CUP PRIVATEPARTIES • WINTER OININ& DEAL quarter-final - DRAW Huilf orcl Un. v Auchinleck Bellshill A 12 1 o 36 - 6 37 I Mrnyil1II v Bellsh1ll Athletic St Anthony 10 2 4 29 - 27 32 ' PRIMEMEATS FROM THE CHAR&RILL Beith v Lanark United E Kilbride 9 3 1 36 -10 30 1 •MEXICAN•VEGETARIAN• FRESH FISH• Renfr ew v Pollok St11ehouse 8 1 4 24 -15 25 St. Roch.s 7 1 6 31 - 28 22 • RIBS•__ OVER 20 DIFFERENTBURGERS • rd 3 - Times District Cup Ashfield 6 3 8 42 - 31 21 P1nph1~t n 1-1 ,0-4 Bonnyrigg semi-finals - Mar 24 ;Baillieston 6 3 5 24 - 21 21 • RESERVATIONSADVISED • Dunbar v Har,hrll Aucilinlcck 3-3(4-3µ) Kilbi111ie Yoker Ath 6 2 6 28 - 27 20 L1nlithgow 2-2,6- 1 Camelon • ALLMAJOR CARDS WELCOME • , Mcauow 1-3 Kilwinning Rngs ,Thrniwood 4 6 6 22 - 23 18 so ·ne ss Un 2-0 Edinburgh final - tba Ryl Albert 4 4 5 23 - 25 16 ; , SEM I-FINAL - tba Forth Wan 3 3 10 27 -42 12 ! 6 MURRAYPLACE Aucil1nlcck T. v Kilw11111111gR. I ,Bon nyrigg v LinlithgowRose Coltness U 1 3 10 14 - 38 6 l Bo·ness v Dunbar 1Harrhr!I Wishaw 1 2 13 19 -62 5 STANDREWS TEL 473686 Mofftit & WilliaVV1sovi Ltd The Specialists in LUXURY COACH TRAVEL Are pleased to provide for parties from MATCH REPORT by DUNMORE 16-79 seater executive coaches • Day tours Last Saturday saw 'Port record a solid, if unspectacular, 3-0 win against Lochee Harp, in the DJ Laing Homes Cup. This • Extended Tours was the second time in a month that the pair have clashed on cup business, but, on this occasion, the Beechwood Park outfit • Continental Tours were without regular goalkeeper Kenny McLeod. The impos ing figure of giant striker Stephen Fotheringham took over as • Contract Hires stand-in, and more than made up for McLeod's absence, with a Quotations Free on requ est from: commanding display between the posts. Paul Clark, on his home debut, Ronnie Kenneth and substitute MAIN ROAD, GAULDRY, NEWPORT ON TAY, FIFE DD6 8RQ Davie Evans did, at least, find a way past Fotheringham, to Tel: 01382 330777 Fax: 01382 330526 secure Tayport's passage into the next round. On Wednesday evening, attention turned to the league title " race, and a crunch fixture away to Dundee North End. Anything other than a Tayport victory would have given rivals Carnoustie a huge boost, and, as expected, a tight affair ensued, with the Canniepairt men claiming three precious Bakery points, courtesy of their 2-1 win. Included in the Dokens' line-up was the legendary 'Port goalscorer Dave Reilly, although it was the club's current leading marksman, Ronnie Kenneth who grabbed the head Nico lines. A couple of defensive lapses during the first half allowed each side to score, with Kenneth's opener being cancelld out by HOME BAKERY and SNACK Grant Houghton's scrambled effort. In a tense second half, 'Port grabbed what proved to be the BAR winner, in the 55th minute when Ronnie Kenneth thundered home an unstoppable volley. Credit must also go to Frazer Fitzpatrick, whose injury time 58-64 BYRON STREET, DUNDEE save, to thwart Bobby Douglas, resulted in a collective sigh of relief from the nervous 'Port support, who were well aware of Tel: 826124 the significance of a positive result, given that the champion ship is nearing its conclusion. Suppliers of pies to Tayport F. C. A. J. STEPHEN PRESS REPORT HOT & COLD FOOD TAKE AWAY GLENROTHESGAZETTE {04/04/01) Gordon Davie GLENROTHES O TAYPORT O (6-5 on 6 Blackness Avenue, Dundee penalties) 'C~!n~~ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ "Glenrothes saw red again at the weekend with two players sent off in a cup-tie. That took their ~C4tetid/n Guaranteed Delivery of your Favourite red card tally to four in two games .•..but they still 29 Ogilvie Street, Dundee Newspaper s, Magazine s & Comics bagged a win from this tremendous cup-tie. A big crowd turned up at Warout Stadium for throughout West End the long awaited clsh with Tayport and they were richly entertained as Glens secured the Tel 013B2 459 722 All week every week win" ' For service you can trust Fax 0 13B2 600 360 Telephone 645557 Phone or fax orders welcomed. Late opening hours FIFE HERALD (04104101> Delivery available. Friday & Saturday to 9 p.m. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ GLENROTHES O TA YPORT 0 NATIONALLOTTERY " It was a hugely disappointing outcome for the NEWSPAPERS• TOBACCO Fully licenced for Spirits, Ales & Wines cup holders at a boggy and windswept Warout OFFSALES • SOFT DRINKS Agent for the National Lotteri Stadium last Saturday .... The game failed miser Visit tbe ll erold wcbdle sf www.lifconllne .co.uk ably to live up to its billing as the tie of the round and the fans, including a reasonable travelling support, were short changed in terms of entertainlJ)ent" (hard to believe they are reporting the same game!) J & S PATERSON THE EVENING TELEGRAPH {09/04/012 TAYPORT 3 LOCHEE HARP 0 for "A goal 1'1ght on half time by Paul 018,I'k, h1s f':lrst for Tayport, helped Dave Ba.Ude 's s1de to a. 3-0 win over Ha.rp. Ronnie Kenneth and Dave Evans killed off the Beechwood s1de 's challenge w1th two more 1n the second half" PLANT HIRE EVENING TELEGRAPH QZ/04/01 > SKIP HIRE With the biggest night of Tom Duthie's comment on the eve of the OVD Scottish their junior careers now just Junior Cup Semi-Final. CONTAINER HIRE 24 hours or so away, the Carnoustie players will not Well , not exactly true of every member of the squad, be overworked tonight. Tom. Grant Miller appeared in two OVD Cup Finals, WEST END, MAIN ROAD, GAULDRY never mind semi-finals, with Tayport. TEL: (0 I 382) 330283 D. M. BLACK ATS ..... STATS ..... STATS ..... STATS ..... STATS ..... STATS ..... STAT NCR Tayside Premier League Table as at 11'" April 2001 p w D L F A w D L F A GD Pts CHEMIST TAYPORT 20 10 0 0 43 3 7 2- 1 31 8 +63 53 CARNOUSTIE 15 7 2 0 29 7 4 2 0 17 7 +32 37 NORTH END 18 6 0 3 18 13 4 2 3 20 16 +9 33 PRESCRIPTIONS DISPENSED ARBROATH SC 18 3 4 2 21 14 4 2 3 14 11 +10 26 FORFARWE 19 4 2 4 22 21 3 3 3 14 18 -3 26 LOCHEE UNITED 20 3 1 6 15 21 4 3 3 17 14 -3 25 COSMETICS, TOILETRIES KIRRIE THISTLE 17 2 2 4 18 22 5 0 4 18 13 +1 23 VIOLET 18 3 2 4 9 12 2 4 3 11 13 -5 21 DOWNFIELD 16 2 4 4 18 21 3 1 3 18 23 -8 20 DEVELOPING & PRINTING ELMWOOD 18 3 2 3 9 13 0 2 7 9 29 -24 13 FORFAR ALBION 18 1 1 6 11 27 2 2 6 9 32 -39 12 BABY CARE JEANFIELD 17 0 3 4 3 17 2 0 8 13 32 -33 9 NCR Tavside Premier Lea me Results Chart as at 11"' April 2001 AC DE FF J KL N T V 32 CASTLE STREET R A O L O O E I 0 0 A I B RWM RR ARC R y 0 RN N WFF N RH T p L 0 0 F O A A FIE H 0 E TAYPORT DD6 9AF · AU I ORR IEE R T T S E D E E T H T L AWL TU N TEL: 01382 552247 ID LED H T D S E B D l--'c'~,,,.:~:~'°'g"'~.,.,1,'C~c,,:1~""c'--_~.,..c- ~:~ ;:~ ~:~ ;~ ;:~ 2-2 ~:~ 1-1 DOWNFIELD ~ 3-0 1-2 3-2 2-2 0-2 2-2 2-2 1--"E=-LM.co.W'c'-=,O=-O=--D~_-+--'1-'-4'-. +--f-=2'--4'- - 0-0 2-1 2-1 0-1 1-0 1-3 0-0 FORFARALB 1-1 · 4-3 - 1-3 1-3 0-3 2-6 1-5 1-3 . cgp§) FORFAR WE 2-3 4-1 3-1 3-3 - 2-0 1-2 2-3 2-6 2-1 1-1 JEANFIELD 1-3 0-0 1-1 - 0-4 1-2 0-7 0-0 t--Kl~R~R-IE~T~H---t---t-c-2-~2--+----+----+-~6~-1c-+-2~-~6 5-0 - 1-1 1-2 0-6 1-4 LOCHEE UTD 0-2 0-1 2-3 3-1 0-2 2-2 6-2 - 0-5 0-2 2-1 NORTH END 1-0 0-4 3-1 3-1 4-2 1-3 2-0 - 1-2 3-0 E.P. TAYPORT 2-0 7-2 5-0 10-0 2-0 6-0 2-0 1-0 5-1 VIOLET 1-2 0-2 2-2 1-0 1-2 1-0 1-0 2-2 -0-2 3-0- ENGINEERING TA YPORT GOALSCORERS 2000-2001 L s C FfT NEC DJL F H Total ® Securedloans ® Anypurpose KENNETH 25 1 3 2 - 1 6 0 38 Co. Ltd. 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