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Published by the Scottish Football Association, 48 Cariton Piace, . Printed by Hedderwick Kirkwood Ltd., Glasgow, C.l. Rangers' Personality Parade 1The Men from the North-East Rangers have won the Hampden already in his first Scottish Cup Final 13 times, the 31 times, tie. Was a member of the British Olympic has made lots of goals. Ian is a product of New- soccer team at Helsinki last summer, is doing his The Scottish Cup story is burgh West End. Ht.—5ft. 7in. Wt.— lOst. 81b. the Glasgow Charity Cup 29 times, National Service in an Ayrshire mine, and is told on another page. To-day they are the Scottish League Championship 27 Rangers' leading goal-scorer with 25 goals. HARRY YORSTON. The local boy in the Belongs , Ht.—5ft. Sin. Wt.— lOst. in the Final for the third time and they Cup Final team. Harry is an Aberdonian and times, the Scottish six hope to " double " their successes by arrived at Pittodrie from St. Clement's Juveniles times, the Scottish Second Eleven Cup WILLIE PATON, A Ranger since 1943 in 1946, and if he wins a medal to-day he will be when he joined the Ibrox Club from Rob Roy. winning the trophy for the second time. 18 times, and the Reserve League 16 one of the very few natives to possess the coveted Willie has been a real handy man and has played Here are the men who mean to ride memento. Capped by the Scottish League against times. in all the forward positions. This will be his back in triumph to the Granite City. the League of Ireland in 1952 Yorston can be a first appearance in the Scottish Cup this season George Young has been Rangers' It won't be their fault if they fail. joy to watch—and he claims a lot of goals too. and he is also making his debut in the Final. Ht.—5ft. 7in. Wt.— lOst. 51b. captain since 1948. He has captained In league games this season he has scored six FRED MARTIN. Born in Carnoustie and in PAT BUCKLEY. In 1949 Pat signed for St. goals. Ht.—5ft. 9in. Wt.— list. 6lbs. 1936, when 17 years of age, left the Panmure Scotland against England on six occasions. Johnstone from the junior Bo'ness United, for for the Dons as an inside forward, if you please. Altogether 20 Rangers' players have JOHN PRENTICE. The inside left reached whom he had been scoring goals galore. It was While in the forces Fred became a goalkeeper, Ibrox via Carluke Rovers and Hearts. Was thought he would join Celtic, but the Perth team captained Scotland. a decision neither he nor Aberdeen have regretted. transferred from the Tynecastle club in 1951, butted in and for three seasons Pat " piled them In form, there is not a better in the land. Over 800 caps have been won by helped to beat his first senior love in the Semi- on " in Division B. Aberdeen paid a stiff fee to Final, and is now taking part in his first national Ht.—6ft. Wt.—I2st. 61b. Rangers' players—an easy record for St. Johnstone for Pat's transfer in April of last Cup Final. A Lanarkshire boy—born in Shotts, JAMES MITCHELL. Glasgow boy. Had long NIVEN year and he carried his scoring prowess and his any club. and one of Rangers' full-time players. Ht.— spell with Queen's Park before turning pro­ tremendous enthusiasm for the game into the 5ft. I Iin. Wt. I2st. 101b, HARRIS BUCKLEY And here, to refresh you in the facts, fessional with Morton, and from the Greenock top league as well. Ht.—5ft. 6in. Wt.— list. JOHN HUBBARD. Sometimes called club he was transferred to Aberdeen in the GEORGE HAMILTON. Irvine born and are pen portraits of the men who are JOHN LITTLE. P.T. Instructor Little signed summer of last year. Played for Morton against " Johnny " and sometimes " Hubby," the reached Aberdeen via Queen of the South, with a for Rangers from Queen's Park two years ago Ranger's outside left is another lad making a Rangers in the Scottish Cup Final of 1948. Served wearing the light blue to-day. against Aberdeen in the 1947 Scottish Cup Final. spell for Hearts in between. One of Scotland's and back he comes to the old homestead to play first acquaintance with Hampden on Cup Final his apprenticeship as a joiner. Ht.—5ft. Sin. in his first Scottish Cup Final. Born in Calgary Davie is no stranger to Hampden. Ht.—5ft. Sin. most distinguished players and clubmen. Toured Day. Born Pretoria, he was brought all the way Wt.— 11st. . The goalkeeper from and described by a notable the other day as the Wt.—I 1st. 91b. with the Scottish team in the United States and Coupar Angus. Born Blairhall. He joined from South Africa in 1949 and this season he made DAVIE SHAW. The brither o" Jock o' the Canada in 1939, and has caps against Ireland, most improved player in the Scottish game. the left wing position his very own. Is serving in JOHN ("TONY") HARRIS. Another Rangers in 1947 and he has missed only one game Johnny Little is on his way to 'national honours. Rangers. Native of Bed lay. Junior with Grange Belgium and Austria, and for the Scottish League in the first team this season—the first one, in the R.A.F. and there he gets plenty of football Rovers from whom he signed for Hibernian in Glasgow man. Dentist by profession. Signed Ht.—5ft. Sin. Wt.— 12st. from Queen's Park in 1946. As an amateur he against the English League. On the field a super which Hearts scored five times. George has as well as with his club. Ht.—5ft. 5|in. Wt.— 1939. Has caps against England, Ireland, Wales, enthusiast. Off the field a delightful companion. IAN McCOLL. Born Alexandria in the Vale 8st. 3 01b. was a noted goal scorer from centre forward. certainly maintained the Ibrox traditions for France, Switzerland and Belgium. Transferred That's our George. Ht.—5ft. lOin. Wt.— list. fine keepers. This will be his first experience of of Leven, where they still rear great players. Like to Aberdeen in 1950 and is now trainer and In Aberdeen's 1947 Cup Final he was at outside right. Now he is found at right half. It's all the 71b. a Scottish Cup Final. Ht.—5ft. lOin. Wt.— Cox and Grierson, the right half is a former coach as well as captain. Played for Hibernian I 1st. 51b. Queen's Park man and he signed for Rangers in same to Tony. One of the best-built men in the JOHN HATHER. The flying Englishman from 1945. He is a civil engineer, but is meanwhile Scottish game. Ht.—5ft. lOin. Wt.— I2st. Annfield Plain in 1948, and one of the most GEORGE YOUNG. The Rangers' captain working in the mines. Has six representative ALEC YOUNG. From Blantyre Vies in 1950, popular lads the " Dons " have ever brought to and the man who has made 48 appearances in honours. An ever-present in the Rangers' team the Aberdeen centre half was a much-capped their northern stronghold. John packs quite a representative matches. Born Grangemouth. this season, Ian already holds three Scottish Cup junior. Has made the position his very own since shot in his make-up, and is one of the game's Joined Rangers as a left back from Rob Roy in medals. Ht.—5ft. lOfin. Wt.— I 1st. 61b. Thomson was transferred to Stoke City. One of most consistent scorers among extreme wing forwards. Ht.—5ft. 6in. Wt.— lOst. 41b. 1941 and had a long spell at centre half before . Has been a Ranger since 1946. the game's most likeable players, and how he. taking over the right back position on Dougie Born . Previous clubs—Queen's Park and would love to win a Scottish Cup medal. He Gray's retiral. George has won three Scottish Dundee, and with the latter he was an amateur. already holds a medal, won Cup medals already. Young has won a big name Sammy has 26 representative honours and three when he captained Blantyre Vies in 1950. Celtic have played in twelve Hampden in world football. Ht.—6ft. I£in. Wt.— I4st. 31b. Scottish Cup medals. He is the most versatile Ht.—5ft. 9in. Wt.— list. 31b. player on Rangers' books. Mostly he is at left JOHN ALLISTER. Transferred from Chelsea Finals and Rangers have taken part in half for his club. With Scotland he is best known in October of last year and here he is in a Scottish the same number. as a left back. Ht.—5ft. Bin. Wt.— lOst. 71b. Final already. Jack was a junior with Tranent in the East of Scotland, and he left there for Chelsea in 1949. A big strong chap who has quickly made his mark in the Scottish game. Ht.—5ft. I Iin. Wt.—I2st. PRENTICE WADDELL IAN RODGER. Transferred from Forfar What's your Game? I Athletic in March, 1950, this young player had YORSTON made a reputation as an inside man before the Dons made him an outside right. He had scored GOLF PRESENTATION CEREMONY 18 goals for Forfar, and although he has not been quite so sore on the nets in the top league, he The Cup presentation ceremony will TENNIS be held immediately after the game. THE REFEREE The players, led by the captains, will BADMINTON ascend the stairs to the Royal Box, To-day's referee is Jack Mowat of where the Cup will be handed over to Burnside and perhaps he is making a FOOTBALL record in the refereeing business, for the winners' captain by Mr. Harry ICE SKATING Swan, President of the S.F.A. Mrs. this will be his fourth Final in a row. Swan will present the medals. He had charge of the Rangers-East Fife HOCKEY match in 1950, Celtic and Motherwell in THE GRIERSON HUBBARD 1951, and Motherwell and Dundee last 68th FINAL year. You'll get the Best IMPROVED T' DUNCAN STANNERS. The big chap from Jack has a world rating—he is on the Denny who has come into the Cup Final team— To-day's Final is the 68th of the F.I.F.A. list. Among memorable matches and the prospect of his first Cup medal— Equipment and FOOTBALL Scottish Football Association's Challenge abroad, he has refereed Portugal and through the suspension of Willie Woodburn. Cup. A big test for Duncan, who joined Rangers First Final was in 1874 between Spain at Estoril, and at home we reckon USED IN MORE from Denny Y.M.C.A. in 1947, and also a big Queen's Park and Clydesdale and, he would name the England v. Italy Service from FOLEY INTERNATIONAL opportunity. He came into the Rangers' except for the suspensions of the game at White Hart Lane, and England v. first eleven against Partick Thistle two weeks tournament during the two world All our Assistants are craftsmen MATCHES THAN ago and here he is in his first big Hampden Austria at Wembley as his most dramatic occasion. Ht.—6ft. O^ins. Wt.—12 st. wars, the Final has been one of Scotland's assignments. and are qualified to give sound ANY OTHER BALL . It was in 1938 Willie biggest sporting events every year. advice on Repair Work, or on left Strathclyde for Rangers and in the interval As usual on a Hampden occasion like the choice of New Equipment. he has played 20 times for Scotland, won a Scottish SOLE MANUFACTURERS : Cup medal, toured in America and on the Since New Hampden was opened in this, we want to pay tribute to Queen's Continent, and missed a penalty kick against the 1904, only eight Finals have been played Park for the lovely condition of the Moscow Dynamos. One of Scottish football's ground and for the general arrangements. m. THHIIKI! III. best-kent players. Injury kept him out of previous away from the Queen's Park's great finals and to-day is his second appearance in the ground. The 1906, 1910, 1911, 1912, 450 DUMBARTON RD. last round-up. Born Forth. Ht.—5ft. lOiin. Mr. James B. McAlpine has been Wt.— I2st. 41b. 1914 and 1924 Finals were played at GLASGOW, W.I Ibrox and the 1913 and 1921 games at appointed as the new Queen's Park DEREK GRIERSON. Joined Rangers from 105 WEST REGENT ST., GLASGOW, C.2 Queen's Park last August and here he is back at . president in succession to Mr. Robert Gillespie, whose term of office expires Mr. DAVID HALL1DAY j Corner of Wellington Street) DOUGLAS 0189 this year. Manager of Aberdeen F.C. The Rangers9 West and North-E«.st Lmie-out on the Field Aberdeen s Route Record FIRST ROUND FIRST ROUND RANGERS 4 0 RANGERS ABERDEEN A BYE (Hubbard, Prentice, SECOND ROUND McCulloch, Simpson) ABERDEEN 2 ST. MIRREN 0 HUBBARD RODGER (Hather 2) SECOND ROUND THIRD ROUND DUNDEE 0 RANGERS 2 ##### ABERDEEN 5 MOTHERWELL 5 (Grierson, Hubbard) (Allister 2 (2 pens.), (Kelly, Aitkenhead THIRD ROUND HARRIS Buckley 2, Yorston) (p.), Humphries, MORTON I RANGERS 4 Shaw, Cox) (Gourlay) (Simpson, Grierson 2, () Prentice) YORSTON ABERDEEN 6 MOTHERWELL I (Yorston 3, Rodger, (Aitkenhead) FOURTH ROUND LITTLE MITCHELL Buckley, Hather) RANGERS 2 CELTIC 0 FOURTH ROUND (Prentice, Grierson) HIBERNIAN I ABERDEEN I SEMI-FINAL (Hampden) (Buchanan) (Rodger) RANGERS 2 HEARTS I Replay (Pittodrie) (Grierson, Prentice) (Wardhaugh) NIVEN STANNERS PATON BUCKLEY YOUNG ABERDEEN 2 HIBERNIAN 0 (Hamilton 2) Goals For, 14; Against, 2 SEMI-FINAL (Ibrox) Scorers—Grierson 5, Prentice 4, Hub­ ABERDEEN I THIRD LANARK I bard 2, Simpson 2, McCulloch I. (Buckley) (Cuthbertson) YOUNG Final SHAW Replay (Ibrox) RANGERS ABERDEEN ABERDEEN 2 THIRD LANARK I GRIERSON (Yorston 2) (Dick) Goals For, 18; Against, 8 Scorers—Yorston 6, Buckley 3, Hather 3, The improved " T" Football used in McCOLL ALLISTER this match was supplied by Sportsman's Allister 2, Hamilton 2, Rodger 2. Emporium Ltd., Glasgow, and manu­ Final factured by William Thomlinson Ltd., ABERDEEN RANGERS Glasgow. WADDELL Ut«StlMm~T.R. KERMACK, Dun -lee MCLAREN iJto " i On their trip to the Final Rangers During their fifty years as a top class SCOTLAND v. SWEDEN THE " ARGYLLS " pleasure'- The Name have called on thirteen players. Here club Aberdeen have had three managers Reserved stand seats for the Scotland v. they are:—Niven, Young, Little, McColl, Musical selections to-day are by the —the late James Philips, Pat Travers Sweden match at Hampden on May 6, Woodburn, Cox, McCulloch, Waddell, (now with Clyde) and David Halliday. band of the Argyll and Sutherland to remember are priced 21s., 10s. 6d., 7s. 6d. and CHOCOLATES Paton, Grierson, Simpson, Prentice, On their way to the Final, Highlanders, under their bandmaster, Hubbard. * * , Aberdeen have called on thirteen players 5s. Admission to the terraces and AND Mr. J. H. Howe, L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M., for Mr. William Mitchell, the Aberdeen —Martin, Mitchell, Shaw, Smith, Harris, enclosure will be by payment at the SWEETS chairman, has presided over the Aber­ Young, Allister, Rodger, Hamilton, turnstiles. Enclosures 3s., and and by kind permission of the Com­ DISTINCTIVE deen board for seventeen years. Yorston, Buckley, Hay and Hather. Terraces, 2s. manding Officer. MEN'S WEAR DAKS Ask for . . . DAKS JACKETS DAKS TWO PIECE SUITS 42-50 GORDON STREET IJGH'S Glasgow 104 PRINCES STREET ' purnS' Strong < The name still remembered in Edinburgh Football History. The Rangers' Cup Final Story Will It Be Third-Time Lucky ? Aberdeen and Rangers make a com­ from Maryhill, Alec Jackson from Vale of Rangers'ftwenty-third appearance in including) 1928, and as those Finals will pletely new Scottish Cup Final pairing, Leven, Jock Hutton from Bellshill, and the Final of the Scottish|Cup ! It was be in the lifetime of most of us at and for Aberdeen it is simply perfect. Willie Mills, who came from " doon away back in 1877 they started making Hampden to-day, we thought it would be Meanwhile, let us point out it is the the Vale " too. acquaintance with the last stage of the a good idea to give the teams which Dons' Jubilee year—they were fifty To-day's team is no exception. David national trophy, and ever since they carried the Ibrox colours in those nine on April 14th—and what more appro­ Shaw—trainer, captain and coach— have liked to frequent this glamorous games:— priate way of celebrating the birthday came from Hibernian, but he is a Lanark­ occasion. 1928 (Rangers 4 Celtic 0)—T. Hamilton; Gray and than a national Cup Final tie with shire man. Jimmy Mitchell and Tony It is not a record number of appearances R. Hamilton; Buchanan, Meiklejohn and Craig; Rangers > Harris are former Queen's Park lads; all the same, among Scottish clubs. Archibald and Cunningham; Fleming; McPhail It was thirty years after Rangers and Morton. Alec Young is from Blantyre Victoria Celtic have made 24 appearances and came into existence that the old Orion 1930 (Rangers 2 Partick Thistle I)—T. Hamilton; and, of course, the ever-green George have won the Cup 16 times against 13 Gray and R. Hamilton; MacDonald, Meiklejohn and Victoria United clubs joined up to Hamilton is an Irvine lad. and Craig; Archibald and Marshall; Fleming; form Aberdeen F.C. Two years later for Rangers. And the Pittodrie nets spread even McPhail and Morton. they were admitted to membership of The complete list of Rangers' Cup wider than Glasgow—much wider. The 1932 (Rangers 3 0)—T. Hamilton; the First Division of the Scottish League Final successes reads:— Gray and MacAulay; Meiklejohn, Simpson and club has never been loathe to go into and they have been in that department 1894 Rangers 3 Celtic I—At Hampden. Brown; Archibald and Marshall; English; England, and there have been many McPhail and Fleming. ever since. 1897—-Rangers 5 Dumbarton I—At Hampden. Mr, JOHN F. WILSON noted " Saxons " on the books down 1898—Rangers 2 Kilmarnock 0—At Hampden. 1934 (Rangers 5 St. Mirren 0)—T. Hamilton; Gray They have never won the League Ibrox Chairman through the years. 1903—Rangers 2 Hearts 0—At Celtic Park and MacDonald; Meiklejohn, Simpson and Championship, but were runners-up after two draws—l-l and 0-0 Brown; Main and Marshall; Smith; McPhail The team to-day has its Englishman. twice—in 1911 and 1937. Twice the 1928—Rangers 4 Celtic 0—At Hampden. and Nicholson. John Hather, the outside left, was 1930—Rangers 2 Partick Thistle I—At Dons have reached the Final of the 1879—Vale of Leven I Rangers I—At Hampden 1935 (Rangers 2 Hamilton Acads I)—Dawson; signed from Annfield Plain in 1948. Hampden, after draw—0-0. Vale of Leven were awarded the Cup Gray and MacDonald; Kennedy, Simpson and . They defeated 1932—Rangers 3 Kilmarnock 0—At Hampden, Manager David Halliday is from on Rangers declining to replay (first Brown; Main and Venters; Smith; McPhail Rangers in the 1946 Final by three goals after draw—1-1. game l-l) following an unsuccessful and Gillick. . 1934—Rangers 5 St. Mirren 0—At Hampden. protest by Rangers to the S.F.A. 1936 (Rangers I Third Lanark 0)—Dawson; Gray to two, and the following year lost to —At With the exceptions of Harris and 1935—Rangers 2 Hamilton Acads I 1899—Celtic 2 Rangers 0—At Hampden. and Cheyne; Meiklejohn, Simpson and Brown; Rangers by four goals to nil. Hampden. Mr. WILLIAM MITCHELL 1904—Celtic 3 Rangers 2—At Hampden. Fiddes and Venters; Smith; McPhail and Hamilton all the Aberdeen players 1936—Rangers I Third Lanark 0—At Hampden As for the Scottish Cup Final, this 1905—Third Lanark 3 Rangers I—At Hampden Turnbull. Chairman of Aberdeen F.C. to-day are sampling Hampden on Cup 1948—Rangers I Morton 0—At Hampden, will be Aberdeen's third appearance in after draw—0-0. 1948 (Rangers I Morton 0)—Brown; Young and Final day for the first time. after draw—l-L 1909—Celtic I Rangers I—At Hampden. Shaw; McColl, Woodburn and Cox; Ruther­ the Hampden festival. 1949—Rangers 4 Clyde I—At Hampden. That is, of course, as Aberdeen players. Cup withheld after draw—2-2. ford and Thornton; Williamson; Duncanson In 1937 they made history by playing 1950—Rangers 3 East Fife 0—At Hampden. 1921—Partick Thistle I Rangers 0—At Celtic There are two Dons who have been in and Gillick. to 146,433 spectators—the record Final Harris and Hamilton; Williams; Baird Park. 1949 (Rangers 4 Clyde I)—Brown; Young and this big event before. Jimmy Mitchell 1922—Morton I Rangers 0—At Hampden. crowd—against Celtic, a match which and McCall. THE FINALS Shaw; McColl, Woodburn and Cox; Waddell was at right back for Morton in the 1948 1929—Kilmarnock 2 Rangers 0—At Hampden. and Duncanson; Thornton; Williamson and the Celts won by two goals to one. And we think we ought to assist the And here are the Finals in which Rutherford. recollections by giving Celtic's 1937 Final against Rangers, and Davie Shaw Rangers did not succeed:— NINE SINCE 1928 1950 (Rangers 3 East Fife 0)—Brown; Young and Then, in 1947, the Cup went to the team:—Kennaway; Hogg and Morrison; was at left back for Hibernian against Shaw; McColl, Woodburn and Cox; Ruther­ —At Hampden " Granite City " for the first and only 1877—Vale of Leven 3 Rangers 2 You will see that nine of Rangers' ford and Findlay; Thornton; Duncanson and Geatons, Lyon and Paterson; Delaney Aberdeen in the 1947 Final. after two draws—0-0 and l-l at Hamilton time, when Hibernian were beaten in 13 Cup triumphs have been since (and Rae. and Buchan; McGrory; Crum and Crescent. the Final by two goals to one. Murphy. To make their jubilee celebrations There are no men of the 1937 team complete, the " Dons " have just got to still playing in first class football, al­ many doming Events win to-day ! though you may be sure many of the In all the years that Aberdeen and players will be looking on this afternoon Rangers have been on the road, they May 2—English Cup Final at Wembley—Blackpool v. Bolton and from the 1947 team, Harris and methods have met only three times previously Hamilton are back again—having another Wands. in the Scottish Cup competition. ,, 6—Scotland v. Sweden at Hampden shot at adding to their Cup medal This is the record in brief:— collection. „ 23—Scottish Junior Cup Final at Hampden 1906—Aberdeen 2 Rangers 3—At r- r. As you will see elsewhere in this Pitted rie (Second Round). programme, the Aberdeen road to the Glasgow Charity Cup 1934—Aberdeen 0 Rangers I—At Final has not been an easy one. They Ibrox (Fourth Round). have met and defeated four First Division FIRST ROUND 1936—Aberdeen 0 Rangers I—At clubs. They are the only club in this Aberdeen (Fourth Round). season's tournament who have met You may be a television­ April 27—Partick Thistle v. Queen's Park at Firhill In the League, of course, the clubs -tYt® al intending to enjoy the clubs of their own class all along the line. glorious spectacle from ,, 28—Celtic v. Clyde at Parkhead have been frequent opponents. They The " Dons " are worthy finalists, the comfort of your own Byes—Rangers and Third Lanark have met 78 times. Rangers have with a team drawn from far and wide. armchair—no 6 a.m. start won 44, lost 11 and 23 have been drawn. for you. SEMI-FINALS It is difficult, if not impossible, for So, over those fifty years, Rangers You may plan to get away to the coast May 2—Rangers v, Partick Thistle or Queen's Park at Ibrox Aberdeen to be otherwise, for their have had the best of matters, but sticking or country for the day, and await the district, on the outposts of the game, film to be viewed from the two and out like a beacon is the League Cup Third Lanark v. Celtic or Clyde is not a hot-bed of the minor grades. ninepennies at your local cinema. Final success of 1946, and to be sure, Or you may journey to London to Still the club has always kept a keen revel in the wonderful pageantry of ,, 9—Final at Hampden the " Dons " are at Hampden to-day look-out for local talent, and to-day's Coronation Day. confident they can do it again. eleven includes Harry Yorston from Whichever method you choose—or Coronation Cup This is always a memory day, and as the St. Clement's juveniles, and we your pocket selects for you—a smart you wait for the teams to appear, you might include goalkeeper Fred Martin OBTAINABLE rig-of-the-day is indicated for the May 11—Celtic v. Arsenal at Hampden—7 p.m. will be recalling other Finals and teams. great occasion. too. He is from Carnoustie, which Scottish League Champions v. Tottenham Hotspur at Do you remember the Aberdeen team you'll reach by haudin' a bitty sooth We are not planning to be in London. —7 p.m. But if you accept our suggestion and before that record crowd in 1937:— frae Aiberdeen. =. FROM rally round in large numbers— 13—Rangers v. United at Hampden—7 p.m. Johnstone: Cooper and Temple; The West of Scotland has always been who knows ! Aberdeen v. Newcastle United at Ibrox—7 p.m. Thomson, Falloon and Dunlop; Benyon a favourite and successful recruiting 16—Celtic or Arsenal v. Rangers or Manchester United at and Mackenzie; Armstrong; Mills and ground. Precious few players in = LEADING £=§ One-Day Cleaners Ltd. Hampden—3 p.m. Lang. Glasgow and round about with senior Scottish League Champions or Tottenham Hotspur v. And the Aberdeen team which de­ potential that Aberdeen does not hear 201 HOPE ST. DOUglas 8920 Aberdeen or Newcastle United at Ibrox—3 p.m. feated Hibernian in the 1947 Final:— about. 526 VICTORIA RD. POLIok 1093 Johnstone; McKenna and Taylor; A former generation will remember 8UIHTTERSi== 20—Final Tie at —7j"p,m. 357 PAISLEY RD. WEST IBRox 1945 McLaughlin, Dunlop and Waddell; such great fellows as Donald Colman