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Scottish Junior Cup Scottish Junior Cup PART FIVE 1925-1930 1925-26 FIRST ROUND Aberdeenshire East Aberdeen East End 2-0 Inverurie Loco Works Bellstane Birds 0-3 Linlithgow Rose Aberdeen Woodside LW Aberdeen Hawthorn Bo’ness Jrs scr-WO Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic Banks o' Dee DD Aberdeen Richmond (1-1, WL) Dalkeith Thistle 1-0 Penicuik Hall Russell & Co LW Aberdeen Argyle Edinburgh Emmet 10-1 Stoneyburn Bluebell Mugiemoss 2-1 Parkvale Livingston United 3-0 Broxburn Athletic Stoneywood Works WL Aberdeen British Legion Loanhead Mayflower 2-1 Winchburgh Thistle Argyll Newtongrange Star 2-0 Tranent Campbeltown. Glenside 8-3 8th Argyll & Sutherland Rosewell Rosedale 8-1 Whitrigg United Protest (3-2) Highlanders Vale of Grange 2-1 Pumpherston Rangers Ayrshire Wallyford Bluebell 3-1 Blackburn Rovers Annbank Primrose LW Darvel Wemyss Athletic 0-0 Musselburgh Bruntonians (1-2) Ardeer Thistle 4-0 Irvine Victoria West Calder 0-1 Portobello Thistle Ardrossan Winton Rovers 0-0 Kilwinning Rangers (1-3) BYE – Arniston Rangers Benquhat Heatherbell l-w Ayr Fort Fife Dalry Thistle 3-0 Largs Thistle Anstruther Rangers 3-0 St Andrews United Dreghorn 2-1 Cumnock Denbeath Star 3-0 Cupar Glenfield l-w Burnfoothill Primrose East Fife Jrs 5-0 Aeros (Leuchars) Irvine Meadow XI 7-0 Girvan Athletic Inverkeithing United 5-2 Dunnikier Colliery Kello Rovers 2-1 Mossblown Rangers Kelty Rangers 1-2 Rosslyn Kilbirnie Ladeside 3-0 Whitletts Rovers Valleyfield Colliery 1-1 Tayport Violet (3-5) Kilwinning Eglinton 2-2 Springside Thistle Wellesley 3-3 Newburgh West End (3-6) (0-0, 1-0 at Saltcoats) BYE – Rosyth Recreation Muirkirk Ex-Service Ath 7-3 Dailly Thistle Forfarshire New Cumnock United 3-2 Glenbuck Cherrypickers Arbroath Victoria 1-1 Arbroath Ardenlea (1-2) Newmilns 1-1 Glengarnock Vale (1-2) Bowbridge (Dundee) 3-7 Arbroath Woodside Saltcoats Victoria 4-0 Auchinleck Talbot Brechin Renton 1-3 Carnoustie Stewarton Thistle 2-2 Cronberry Eglinton Clydemore scr-WO Invergowrie (1-1, 0-1 at Darvel) Dallfield 1-1 Dundee St Joseph's (0-3) Troon Athletic 4-2 Prestwick Glenburn Rovers Dundee Anchorage 3-2 Dundee Stobswell Borders Dundee North End 4-0 Dundee Violet Chirnside United 0-4 Gala Hailes Villa Dundee Roselea 5-1 Ashton Works Gala Bluebell 1-5 Duns Walton Works 2-2 Downfield (4-1) Gala Red Triangle 0-2 Gala Rovers East Craigie 2-2 Dundee Logie (0-4) Newtown St Boswells 4-10 Hearts of Liddesdale Forfar East End 1-0 Kirriemuir Celtic Dumbartonshire Forfar North End WL Forfar Celtic Clydebank Jrs 1-1 Old Kilpatrick (0-1) Forfar West End 5-1 Blackness United Dumbarton Harp 3-1 Twechar Rangers Forthill Athletic 7-1 Dundee St Joseph's CYMS Duntocher Hibernian 6-1 Dalmuir Lochee Harp 1-3 Brechin Victoria Vale of Leven Jrs 0-3 Kirkintilloch Rob Roy Lochee United 1-0 Dundee Osborne Yoker Athletic 3-1 Croy Celtic Montrose Jrs 3-2 Lochee Central Inverness-shire Rashiewell 0-6 Dundee Fairfield BYE – Catch-My-Pal Seafield Works 2-1 Dundee Celtic Kincardineshire Seaforth 1-2 Clepington Athletic Gourdon 9-0 St Lawrence South Mills scr-WO Dundee Arnot St Cyrus WL Stonehaven West Dudhope United LW Broughty Ex-service Stirlingshire South Alva Albion Rangers 4-2 Banknock Craigielands 9-0 Vale of Urr Denny Hibernian 1-2 St Ninians Thistle Dalbeattie Trades WO-scr Hoddom Rangers Dunipace 3-4 Forth Rangers Lockerbie 1-2 Moffat Grange Rovers 2-3 Plean United Protest (1-3) Kilsyth Emmet 2-1 Dunblane Rovers Kilsyth Rangers 3-0 Camelon Longcroft Thistle 7-0 Bonnybridge Thistle Renfrewshire & Bute Perthshire Babcock & Wilcox scr-WO Renfrew Auchterarder Fairmuir 2-2 Alyth Athletic (4-7) Blacklands LW Browns (Ferguslie) Crieff Territorials WL Luncarty Bute Athletic 1-3 Thornliebank Jeanfield 0-4 Scone Thistle Coats 4-1 Dunoon United Perth Celtic 3-0 Kinnoull Johnstone Rovers 10-0 50th Bute PBRA Perth Roselea 3-2 Black Watch Millport 0-6 Neilston Victoria Perth St Leonard's scr-WO Stanley Overton Athletic DD Clyde Trust (2-6) St Johnstone YMCA 6-3 Coupar Angus Paisley 7-1 Glenfield Vale of Earn 10-0 Perth Craigie Port-Glasgow Athletic 6-0 Clarks (Anchor) BYE – Perth Violet Scotts Amateurs 5-0 Cartvale Lanarkshire Torpedo Athletic 0-4 Rothesay Royal Victoria Auchenheath Thistle 0-4 Blantyre Celtic Glasgow Baillieston 4-2 Douglas Water Thistle Ashfield 8-1 Electricity XI Beardmore's Mossend Ath 0-1 Blantyre Victoria Barclay Curle Athletic 0-4 Parkhead Bedlay 1-1 Longriggend Rob Roy Benburb 5-0 Anderston (1-1, 6-0 at Carrick Pk, Glenboig) Bridgeton Waverley 7-0 St Rollox Works Burnbank Athletic 2-0 Shieldmuir Celtic Cambuslang Rangers 4-1 Caledonian Amateurs Cambusnethan 1-2 Shotts Battlefield Dennistoun Waverley 1-2 Strathclyde Chryston 1-1 Coalburn (2-3) Glasgow Highlanders WL Gas Deptartment Cleland 2-1 Glenboig St Joseph's Glasgow Tramways 2-2 Shawfield (1-5) Dykehead scr-WO Newarthill Thistle Maryhill 2-1 Corporation Cleansing Fauldhouse United 2-1 Lesmahagow United Maryhill Hibernian 4-0 Corkerhill Forth Wanderers 1-2 Carluke Rovers Petershill 5-1 Cadder United Glenboig Cameronians 1-1 Law Scotia (1-4) Pollok 8-0 Phoenix Lanark United 2-1 Bellshill Athletic Rutherglen Glencairn 6-0 Townhead Newmains 0-0 Cadzow St Anne's (0-3) Rutherglen Waverley 2-2 Glasgow Perthshire (1-2) Overtown Rangers 4-2 Dundyvan Thistle St Anthony's 10-1 Distillers Quarter 1-2 Shotts United St Roch's 7-2 Shettleston Celtic Shotts CYMS 1-3 Larkhall Thistle Shettleston 5-0 Kelvingrove Ex-service Stonehouse Violet 8-1 Shotts NUR Vale of Clyde 2-1 NB Loco Works (Queen's Park) Wishaw 2-2 Gartsherrie Athletic (2-1) Wordie & Co 0-1 LMS Juniors BYE – LMS Caledonian SECOND ROUND Borders North (Aberdeenshire, Forfarshire, Perthshire, Duns 3-0 Gala Hailes Villa Kincardineshire, North of Scotland) Gala Rovers 0-1 Hearts of Liddesdale Alyth Athletic 1-2 Aberdeen East End East, Fife & Stirlingshire Arbroath Ardenlea 1-4 St Cyrus Alva Albion Rangers 2-0 Dalkeith Thistle Banks o' Dee 1-0 Stanley Arniston Rangers 2-2 Longcroft Thistle (2-5) Brechin Victoria 7-1 Gourdon Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic 4-1 Vale of Grange Broughty Ex-service 1-1 Aberdeen Argyle (1-3) Inverkeithing United 3-0 Forth Rangers Carnoustie Panmure 4-4 Forthill Athletic Kilsyth Emmet 1-1 Denbeath Star (0-1) (1-1, 4-3 at Carnoustie) Kilsyth Rangers 1-0 Rosyth Recreation Catch-My-Pal 2-2 Densfield (1-4) Linlithgow Rose 4-3 St Ninians Thistle Clepington Athletic 3-1 Dundee Roselea Loanhead Mayflower 2-1 Musselburgh Bruntonians Crieff Territorials 3-3 Forfar North End (4-3) Newburgh West End 8-1 Livingston United Dundee Logie 3-1 Seafield Works Newtongrange Star 1-0 Edinburgh Emmet Forfar East End 5-1 Dundee Arnot Plean United 1-1 Anstruther Rangers (1-2) Forfar West End 3-2 Dundee St Joseph's Rosewell Rosedale 3-2 Rosslyn Montrose Rovers 5-3 Aberdeen Hawthorn Tayport Violet 0-3 Portobello Thistle Perth Celtic 1-7 St Johnstone YMCA Wallyford Bluebell 8-0 East Fife Jrs Perth Roselea 4-2 Lochee United South Perth Violet 2-2 Dundee Fairfield Dalbeattie Trades 3-1 Craigielands (2-2, 3-1 at Newburgh) BYE – Moffat Scone Thistle 1-0 Arbroath Woodside Stoneywood Works 2-2 Mugiemoss (0-2) Vale of Earn 2-3 Dundee North End Walton Works 1-6 Dundee Anchorage BYE - Invergowrie West (Ayrshire, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire) Benburb 4-4 Muirkirk Ex-service Athletic Neilston Victoria 3-3 Ardeer Thistle (2-2, 1-2 at Irvine) (2-1 Protest, 1-2 abd, 1-1, 1-2 at Irvine Protest, 2-0 at Irvine) New Cumnock Unitrd 4-2 Stonehouse Violet Blantyre Celtic 2-1 Pollok Old Kilpatrick 1-4 Ashfield Blantyre Victoria 4-1 Larkhall Thistle Overtown Rangers 5-0 Paisley Bridgeton Waverley 7-1 Rothesay Royal Victoria Petershill 9-1 Cronberry Eglinton Browns (Ferguslie) 2-4 Burnbank Athletic Port-Glasgow Athletic 1-3 St Roch's Cambuslang Rangers 4-4 Renfrew (2-5) Rutherglen Glencairn 7-0 Newarthill Thistle Campbeltown Glenside 1-1 Cadzow St Anne's (0-8) St Anthony's 1-3 Dumbarton Harp Carluke Rovers 3-0 Kilwinning Eglinton Scotts Amateurs l-w Duntocher Hibernian Clyde Trust 3-3 Darvel (1-3) Shawfield 7-4 Glengarnock Vale Coats (Paisley) 4-3 Maryhill Hibernian Shettleston 2-1 Kilwinning Rangers Dreghorn 1-1 Parkhead (0-6) Shotts Battlefield 1-3 Irvine Meadow XI Fauldhouse United 3-0 Burnfoothill Primrose Shotts United 3-0 Coalburn Glasgow Perthshire 5-3 LMS Juniors Strathclyde 9-2 LMS Caledonian Johnstone Rovers 1-4 Yoker Athletic Thornliebank 1-1 Cleland (2-4) Kello Rovers 7-1 Kilbirnie Ladeside Troon Athletic 11-4 Glasgow Highlanders Kirkintilloch Rob Roy 3-3 Ayr Fort (2-1) Vale of Clyde 0-2 Saltcoats Victoria Lanark United 2-1 Law Scotia Wishaw 1-1 Baillieston (1-3) Maryhill 3-1 Bedlay BYE – Dalry Thistle THIRD ROUND East West Alva Albion Rangers 3-1 Loanhead Mayflower Baillieston 3-1 Yoker Athletic Anstruther Rangers 5-1 Duns Blantyre Victoria 1-2 Shawfield Denbeath Star 3-1 Linlithgow Rose Bridgeton Waverley 3-1 Blantyre Celtic Longcroft Thistle 1-1 Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic Cadzow St Anne's 1-3 Benburb (0-0, 1-2 at Longcroft) Carluke Rovers 2-1 Coats (Paisley) Newburgh West End 7-3 Hearts of Liddesdale Cleland 5-2 Kirkintilloch Rob Roy Newtongrange Star 2-1 Kilsyth Rangers Dalry Thistle 3-2 Irvine Meadow XI Rosewell Rosedale 1-3 Portobello Thistle Dumbarton Harp 0-4 Ashfield Wallyford Bluebell 3-3 Inverkeithing United (2-0) Duntocher Hibernian 2-0 Lanark United North Fauldhouse United 2-1 Overtown Rangers Aberdeen Argyle 2-1 Perth Violet Glasgow Perthshire 4-2 Kello Rovers Arbroath Ardenlea 4-2 Forfar East End Maryhill 8-3 Moffat Banks o' Dee 6-2 Dundee Anchorage New Cumnock United 3-3 Troon Athletic Carnoustie Panmure 3-1 Clepington Athletic (2-2, 3-5 at Auchinleck) Crieff 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