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---- -- - SUNDAY 23rd MAY 1993 Kick-off 3.00 p.m. Official Programme GLENAFTON £1.00 ATHLETIC FIRHILL STADIUM GLASGOW • President's Secretary's Message Slant ~ It is my pleasure to welcome everyone to Today will see a bit of history created because a Firhill Stadium home ground of Partick Thistle new name will be inscribed on the Scottish Junior Here's for what should be an exciting OVD Scottish Cup as neither Tayport nor Glenafton Athletic have won the trophy before. Junior Cup Final between Glenafton Athletic and Tayport Juniors. Both sides have a reputation for being fine foot­ balling sides , so it should be a memorable The final is a special day for supporters of occasion . Junior Football but more so for the loyal Once again we are pleased to welcome the supporters of Glenafton Athletic and Tayport representatives of OVD, the competition's sponsor. Juniors who have encouraged their respec­ Their sponsorship has been running five years and one team I would like to reiterate the Association 's gratitude tive team from the commencement of the to OVD for their continued financial support. tournament. To their representatives, Alex Cairnie, Sales Direc­ After having attended both semi-finals played tor, along with senior management and employess at Firhil l and being most impressed by the and their guests, we extend a warm welcome to Firhill. performance of both Glenafton Athletic and Tayport Juniors and I am sure that the old I'd also like to thank Partick Thistle and especially Robert Reid and his staff for their unstinting co­ with limitless saying 'Firhill For Thrills ' will be upheld . operation in helping to stage this afternoon 's final. I wish both teams the best of luck and con­ Finally, to all the officials, players and supporters g·ratulate them on reaching the final of the of both Tayport and Glenafton Athletic, congratula­ competition . tions on reaching the final and may the best team win what promises to be an outstanding final. JAMES FERGUSON JOE BLACK suppHesof President S.J.F .A. Secretary, S.J.F.A. SCOTTISH Scottish O.V.D. SCOTTISH J UNIOR J UNIOR CU P INDEX Junior Spo nsored by Football 'flrMf.RARA Sponsor 's Message .... ... ........... ... 5 'RUJ!II FOOTBALL Association Welcome to Firhill/ energy. ASSOCIATIO N ~ Previous Firhill Finals .... .. .. ... .. .. 7 President: Mr. J. FERGUSON Tayport's Path to the Final. .......... 8/9 Vice President : Mr. R. ORR Strathclyde Police.. ............ ........... 11 "Secretary: Mr. J.P. BLACK Asst. Secretary : Mr. T.A. JOHNSON Who 's Who ........ ........................ ... 12/13 Treasurer: Mr. J . LEWIS OVD Cup Action . 15 Regional Secretaries: Glenafton Athletic 's Path Mr. W. McMAHON (Central) to the Final ........... ......... ............... 16/17 Mr. M. SPEIRS (Ayrshire) Match Officials ..... ......................... 18 Mr. A. MACDONALD (East) Junior Snippets.. ................ ........... 21 . Mr. R. ROSS (Fife) Mr. J. WHITEHEAD (North) Review of the Season's Tournament ....... .................. ......... 22 ScottishPower Mr. ALF RICHARDS (Tayside) ENERGY TRADING DIVISION 46 St. Vincent Crescent , Glasgow G3 8NG Scottish Junior Cup - Previous Winners.. ........................ 23 CATHCART HOUSE, SPEAN STREET, GLASGOW G44 4BE. TELEPHONE: 041-637 6370. Telephone : 041 - 248 1095 Fax: 041 248 1130 -3- Sdrlday, 2~·rcf,: May, ·."19•93 Glenafton Athletic v Tayport HEATH(SCOTLAND) LTD. SC .O.' ··•·· ' TTlS .H Jl .J' N .·.' 1. OR . '' . .:Cl.J.. .P ••·.F'' ....••'' ..·•. IN ' .• A:L SF!(!f)NSORED ...SY rO.V.D. R(.JM Our association with the Scottish Junior Football Association has now spanned five years and during this time ,_the tournament has gone from strength to strength each year . A great deal of the credit for this must go to Joe Black , Secretary of the SJFA, and his team who have worked exceptionally hard throughout the season to ensure the continuing success of the tour­ nament. As sponsor of the Cup, O.V.D. Rum is particularly ap­ preciative of their contribution , much of which is behind the scenes. We would also like to acknowledge the support of all the clubs and regional SJFA officials over the years . Like junior football, O.V.D. Rum has a proud heritage in Scotland , Insurance Brokers and Independent Financial and the Cup has done a tremendous job in maintaining and developing increased awareness of O.V.D. - Scotland 's leading dark rum. Advisers This afternoon , however , our thoughts are with Glenafton and Tayport, who have done excep­ tionally well in reaching the Final. We wish them both the best of luck and look forward to an exciting game! ALEX CAIRNIE, OFFICIALINSURANCE ADVISERS Sales Director Scotland, 0 . V.D. Rum TO THE S.J.F.A.PERSONAL ACCIDENTSCHEME QUOTATIONSWELCOMED Scotland's No. 1 CONTACT US AT HEATH HOUSE 17 CARDEN PLACE ABERDEEN AB9 1 HG Tel: (0224) 644444 Fax: (0224) 641721 Also at Edinburgh, Glasgow , Dundee, Inverness, Brechin and Peterhead Appointed Representative of The dark rum C.E. Heath Financial Services Ltd. a Member of IMRO -5- I WELCOMETO FIRHILLSTADIUM I We at the Partick Thistle Football Club are delighted to have been given the oppor­ tunity to stage for a second successive year the final of the OVD Scottish Junior Cup. For a lengthy period of time there had been a tradition of Firhill semi-finals , resurrected again this year , but it is indeed an honour to have our ground chosen as the venue for the final tie of such a prestigious tournament. It was always Partick Thistle on a Saturday , but as a very young boy I remember DRAMPACLTD being taken on spring and summer evenings to see such as Maryhill , Maryhill Harp, Perthshire, Ashfield and Petershill , and I have retained a keen interest in the Junior game ever since, and that's a very long time. If I tell you my first ever Junior Cup CONTRACT PACKERS & ASSEMBLERS Firhill Park, 80 Firhill Road , final was Burnbank Athletic versus Cambuslang Rangers, you'll realise just how long! 53 CLARK STREET, PAISLEY PA3 1 RB Glasgow G20 7AL In the Senior game we lose sight sometimes of the dedication and enthusiasm of Tel : 041-889 1133 Tel: 041-945 4811 those who strive to ensure the continued prosperity of Junior football. Today is a big occasion for officials, players and fans alike. Congratulations to Glenafton Athletic Fax: 041-840 1192 Fax: 041-945 1525 and Tayport for reaching the final stage of the tournament. Let's trust we'll see an President: enthralling encounter . If it's Firhill for Thrills among the Seniors , why not for the James R. Aitken Juniors too! ROBERT W. REID Chairman: Secretary, Partick Thistle Football Club James O liver Directors: Harry Scott , Angus Mcsween, Robert McCamley, BEST WISHES TO BOTH TEAMS John Lambie General Manager : AND THEIR SUPPORTERS. MAY THE Jez Moxey Company Secretary : BEST TEAM WIN Robert W . Reid Club Secretary: Molly Stallan Manager: John Lambie Assistant Manager: GEORGE McKAY Gerry Collins DICK BROCK Team Coach : Gordon Chisholm DRAMPAC Club Doctor: Allan W . Robertson PREVIOUSFIRHILL FINALS Whilst Firhill has often been privileged to stage the semi-final of the Scottish Cup, particularly in the sixties and early seventies. Last year was the first Final to be staged here since 1932. Here are the details of all the previous finals staged here. 1910 - Ashfield 3; Kilwinning Rangers 0 1924 - Parkhead 3; Ballieston 1 (after Kilwinning 1; Ashfield O - result protested) 1925 - Saltcoat Vies 2; St. Anthony's 1 1911 - Burn bank 1; Petershill 0 1926 - Strathclyde 2; Bridgeton Waverley O 1912 - Petershill 5; Denny Hibs 0 1928 - Maryhill Hibs 6; Burnbank Athletic 2 1913 - lnverkeithing United 1; Dunipace O 1932 - Glasgow Perthshire 2; Kirkintilloch Rob Roy 1 1916 - Petershill 2; Parkhead O 1992 - Auchinleck Talbot 4; Glenafton Athletic 0 1917 - St. Mirren Juniors 1; Renfrew Juniors 0 -7- THE MANAGER'S VIEW TAYPORT'S PATH TO THE FINAL Over six months have elapsed since Tayport embarked on the cup trail. Here manager Dave Baikie talks his way through what has been an historic cam­ 31st OCTOBER 1st ROUND Team - Mann , P. Reilly , Paterson , Spalding , Som­ paign for the Fife-based Tayside Club who are only in their fourth season in CUMBERNAULD (H) WON 7-1 merville , Wilkie , Hunter , Cushnie , Mackay , D. the junior ranks. Scorers: Mackay 3, D. Reilly 2, Devine, Lamont Reilly , Lamont (Subs used - Devine & Lynch) Cumbernauld were their first round opponents and the 'Port equalled their big­ Team - Mann , P. Reilly , Paterson , Spalding , Som ­ 3rd APRIL 6th ROUND gest Scottish Junior Cup win . merville , Lynch , Hunter , Coventry , Mackay, D. DOWNFIELD (H) DREW 0-0 " We played very well , being the first round of the Cup meant we were wound Reilly , Devine (Subs used - Lamont & Harris) Team - Mann, Coventry , Paterson , Spalding , Som­ up and approached the game in the proper manner . 28th NOVEMBER 2nd ROUND merville , Wilkie , Hunter , Cushnie , Mackay, D. " I'd spotted a few weaknesses in Cumbernauld. We worked on them and the BENBURB (H) WON 3-0 Reilly , Devine (Subs used - Lamont & Lynch) result spoke for itself." TAYPORT Scorers: Sommerville, D. Reilly 2 17th APRIL 6th ROUND REPLAY JUNIORS 1992/93 rt was, however , a different story against Benburb in Round Two. Team - Mann , P. Reilly , Paterson , Spalding , Som­ DOWNFIELD (A) DREW 1-1 " Benburb were an awkward side, playing more of a spoil game. That combin­ merville , Wilkie , Hunter, Coventry , Mackay , D. Scorer: D. Reilly Ground: ed with us not firing on all cylinders meant the game was going nowhere with Reilly, Devine (Subs used - Lamont & Lynch) Team - Mann , P. Reilly , Paterson , Spalding , Som­ Canniepairt , Shanwell Road, us leading 1-0. Then a Dave Reilly free-kick took the pressure off for us to win 9th JANUARY 3rd ROUND merville , Wilkie , Hunter , Cushnie , Coventry , D. Tayport. Tel. 553670 with a degree of comfort in the end." ABERDEEN EAST END (H) WON 2-0 Reilly , Devine (Subs used - Lamont & Mackay) Colours: The third round home tie with Aberdeen East End was definitely one Dave Baikie Red Shirts, White Shorts Scorers: D.
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    RD DAY DATE COMPETITION HOME AWAY VENUE KO 1 MON 10/09/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group A Dundee United v St. Johnstone St Andrews University 2pm 1 MON 10/09/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group A St. Mirren v Hamilton Academical Simple Digital Arena 2pm 1 MON 10/09/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group B Celtic v Aberdeen Cappielow Park 2pm 1 MON 10/09/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group B Falkirk v Ross County Falkirk Stadium 2pm 1 MON 10/09/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group C Hibernian v Heart of Midlothian Oriam 2pm 1 MON 10/09/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group C Kilmarnock v Partick Thistle Rugby Park 2pm 1 MON 10/09/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group D Dunfermline Athletic v Queen of the South New Central Park 2pm 1 MON 10/09/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group D Motherwell v Dundee Forthbank Stadium 2pm 2 MON 08/10/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group A Hamilton Academical v Dundee United New Douglas Park 2pm 2 MON 08/10/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group A St. Johnstone v St. Mirren McDiarmid Park 2pm 2 MON 08/10/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group B Aberdeen v Falkirk Balmoral Stadium 2pm 2 MON 08/10/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group B Ross County v Celtic Highland Football Academy 2pm 2 MON 08/10/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group C Heart of Midlothian v Kilmarnock Oriam 2pm 2 MON 08/10/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group C Partick Thistle v Hibernian Lesser Hampden 2pm 2 MON 08/10/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group D Dundee v Morton Links Park 2pm 2 MON 08/10/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group D Queen of the South v Motherwell Palmerston Park 2pm 3 MON 15/10/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group D Morton v Queen of the South Cappielow Park 2pm 3 MON 15/10/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group D Motherwell v Dunfermline Athletic Forthbank Stadium 2pm 4 MON 05/11/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group D Dunfermline Athletic v Morton New Central Park 2pm 4 MON 05/11/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group D Queen of the South v Dundee Palmerston Park 2pm 5 MON 12/11/2018 SPFL Reserve Cup Group A Dundee United v St.
  • Graham Budd Auctions

    Graham Budd Auctions

    Graham Budd Auctions Sporting Memorabilia Sotheby's 34-35 New Bond Street 26th October Racing, Boxing, Cricket, Golf, Racquet Sports, London Rugby, Motor Sports, Olympic Games & other sports; 27th W1A 2AA United Kingdom October Football Started 26 Oct 2015 10:30 GMT Lot Description A modern reproduction of a decorative antiquarian print with vignettes of celebrated jockeys of the late 18th/early 19th 1 centuries,Chifney, Buckle, Robinson, Marlow, Alfred Day & John Day Snr. & Jnr., Flatman and others, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 67 by 84cm., 26 1/2 by 33in. After Richard JonesPORTRAIT OF THE JOCKEY FRANCIS BUCKLEengraving by William C. Edwards, this example inscribed in ink 2 Proof, published by Samuel Buckle, Peterborough, 1st October 1831, mounted ready for framing, overall 76 by 60cm., 30 by 23 1/2in. After Henry Alken seniorTHE FIRST STEEPLE-CHASE ON RECORDa set of four coloured prints engraved by J. Harris, published by 3 Ben Brooks, 1839, uniformly mounted, framed & glazed, overall 47 by 52cm., 18 ½ by 20 1/2in.; sold together with a trio of original photographs by the leading equestrian photo ...[more] Twelve Victorian supplement photographic prints of celebrated racehorses,including examples issued by Land & Water magazine, 4 subjects including Donovan, Bendigo, Ormonde, Marden, Prince Rudolph, Melton & Grafton, mostly pasted onto album pages Miscellaneous prints, bookplates & illustrations of Victorian jockeys,including M Cannon, T Cannon, F Archer, O Madden, D Maher, W 5 Lane and others, plus multi-portraits, some framed