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SCOTTISHJUNIOR CUP Senti-Finals OFFICIAL PROGRAMME £1.00 O.V.D. SCOTTISHJUNIOR CUP Senti-Finals Friday,12th April 1996 Auchinleck Talbot v Tayport Fir Park, Motherwell~ Kick-off7.30pm A. Monday, 15thApril 1996 Camelon v Pollok • LoveStreet, Paisley~ Kick-off7.30pm OFFICIAL PROGRAMME £1.00 SECRETARY'S SLANT Once gain we have arrived at the penultimate stage of the 0. V.D. Cup and this year's tournament has pro­ duced its own version of the Cham­ pions League The fact that all the semi-finalists are the currenfholders of their respective region's league crown is a real bonus . Last season Tayport won the Tayside League , their opponents Auchinleck were Ayrshire Champions , while Pollok of the Central League and Camelon from the East were also their regions top teams . Throw in the fact that Camelon are the holders of the O.V.D Cup and you have a truly intriguing semi-final combination and should guaran­ tee that both games will be very exciting. I am sure the ties will be a tremendous advert for the junior game . Playing the two semi-finals on separate days means neutral fans can go to both games and although some people would prefer to play on a Sati.Jrdayafternoon , it does give the clubs to play on the bigger stage of a senior ground . None of the four semi-finalists are new to the occasion and we are on familiar ground as far as the two venues are concerned with Fir Park having staged last years final whilst Love Street has regularly housed semi-finals in recent years . For Auchinleck such occasions have been with the exception of last year almost annual entries in their diaries. Pollok, too, have a great Match of the Day deal of experience of the tension which surrounds semi-finals . WhateverCamelon lack in experience, they make up for in form, being the only side to have appeared at this stage a year ago. And Tayport OVD and Cola although novices in terms of the junior scene have already estab­ lished their cup pedigree and are competing in the second semi-final despite having only first entered the O.V.D . Cup in 1990. Of course, the Junior Cup has been greatly enhanced over the past eight years by the sponsorship of 0 .V.D. and again I would like to extend the Association's thanks to the company for their committed support. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the officials of both Motherwell Football Club and St. Mirren Football Club fortheirkind co­ operation and assistance in staging the semi-final ties . As Fir Park is to stage the final as well as the Tayport v Auchinleck semi, we appreciate that Pollok and Camelon might feel as if the other team will be bettered prepared having already played there. So we have arranged for the winner of the second semi to be allowed time to get accustomed to Fir Park prior to the final. Finally, to all the officials , players and supporters of all four sides, congratulations on reaching the Semi-finals. O.V.D. SCOTLAND'S Last year's final was a great spectacle and I would ask all four club's to ensure that they are on their best behaviour . Demerara Kum No. I By all means play hard, but make sure you play fairly is my message to the four clubs in the penultimate round of this tremendous compe­ tition . JOE BLACK Secretary, Scottish Junior Football Association The Ayrshire club's phenomenal success during recent AUCHINLECK In his sec ond season with Talbot , he Ranger s last sea son. He has figured AUCHINLECK TALBOT'S years has tended to obscure the fact that for the past 85 had senior experien ce with Rangers in most of Talbot's mat ches this sea ­ years Talbot have been a vital part of the local mining TALBOT'S and acc ording to all reports, is play ing son and sco red the second and deci­ community. Formed in 1909 they joined the Cumnock Dis­ very well at pre sent. sive goal again st Glen afton to ea rn his PATH TO THE SEMI-FINAL trict League in 1909, but two years later, that body found Playing Squad HUGH FINDLAY side a place in the semi s. itself in trouble, playing only two league games before 11th November 2nd Round (Midfield) JIM McGUIRE chasing no less than seven knock-out trophies in 1911-12, MARK THOMSON ARDEER THISTLE (A) Won 2-0 triumphing in three of them. There were no further league It was a hug e blow to Manager Dennis (Forward) (Goalkeeper) Scorers:- MacDonald, Ellis affiliation until 1919-20 when they joined the stronger Irvine Gray's plans when Hugh who followe d Had senior experience with Qu een of Now in his third season at Auchinl eck , Team - Wilson, Mason , Lee, McCorristo n, Frew, District League. However, Talbot failed to complete their him from Beith , broke his leg at the the South and has scored on five oc ­ Mark was signed from Kello Rover s MacDonald, Mccu lloch , Graha m, Shanaghan, K programme in the newly formed league and the following start of the sea son. He only returned cas ions for Auchinleck , but has yet to and is locked in a battle with Chris Pate rson, Ellis (Subs used - Lindsay, W Thomson, season joined the South Ayrshire League. to action a fortnight ago whi ch means open his acco unt in the Scottish . McG uire) Talbot played away in the small local league oblivious to the Wil son for the keeper's jersey . Both their must be some doubt as to his WILLIE THOMSON growing dark clouds over junior football. In 1927 the intermediate players hav ing started four games in match fitne ss . (Forward) dispute, which was a fall out between Junior and Senior clubs over 2nd December 3rd Round this seas on's O.V.D. Cup. GARY GRAHAM A fast tricky winger who was signed the snatching of players, started. By the end of that dispute in 1931 CHRIS WILSON EAST KILBRIDE THISTLE (A) Won 2-0 the South Ayrshire League was down to seven clubs: Kello, Talbot, (Midfield) from Kilwinning Rangers in 1991. He Scorers:- McCorriston, MacDonald Cranberry, Glenbuck, Lugar, Glenafton and Cumnock. The de­ (Goalkeeper) Yet another who came from Beith this origin ally bega n his ca ree r w ith Dairy Team - Wilson , Maso n, Lindsay, McCo rriston, Frew, pression was taking its toll, and already in 1929 Talbot had to shut Signed as back up at the start of the season , Gary had senior experien ce and turn ed senior with Aird rie, before MacDonald , McCulloc h, Graham, McGuire, W Thomson, down due to the lack of finance.Also in this year the mighty New seas on but has so far played more with Ayr Unit ed . In addition to playing returning to Abbey Park thr ee yea rs Ellis (Su bs used - R Pate rson, Shanaghey, K Paterson) Cumnock United went to the wall, but was replaced by Glenaflon games than his rival mark Thomson . in midf ield , he can also play at sweeper ago. Was on target in both games Athletic. He play ed in the earlier rounds , lost if required . Has scored seven time s aga inst Glenafton in the quarter-final Seeing that the Southern Ayrshire League was in its last throes of 20thJanuary 4th Round his place but was back in goal for the this season , including the goal in the to take his tally to th ree in the O.V. D. IRVINE VICTORIA (A) DREW 1-1 death, Kello,Glenafton and Talbot applied to join the Western replayed quart er-final tie at Loch Park . League. In the 1932/33 season Talbot played a total of fourteen tie at Irvin e Meadow , and needs to be Cup this seaso n. Scorer:- Graham BILLY MASON games, five of these friendlies. By the start of the 1933/3 4 season wat ched carefully in the vicinity of the CHRIS ELLIS Team - Wi lson, R Paterson, Lindsay, McCo rriston, Frew, the Western League finally took a change of heart and admitted (Defender) penalty area . (Forward) MacDo nald, Walsh, Graham, Shanaghey, K Paterson, their southern cousins, who were joined by Cumnock the following Thi s atta cking defender who wa s TAM MacDONALD Another of the many new faces brought Ellis (Subs used - W Thomson & McGuire) year. Talbot's first year in the mighty Western League didn't bring signed from Kilbirnie Ladeside two (Midfield) to Beec hwo od Park by Dennis Gray at them many friends when their fans rioted at Troon in a Moore season s ago is always looking to go 10th February 4th Round Replay Age 34 "Rambo " to the Talbot faithful, the start of the season , Chri s has Trophy Final. This led to more protests to remove the southern forward . IRVINE VICTORIA (H) Won 5-0 clubs but they were there to stay. he is a tremendous influ ence in the settled in well and is second top scor er STEVEN LINDSAY Scorers:- Mcculloch , MacDonald, Shanaghey 2, W They were Western League Southern Section Champions in 1939/ middle of the park and loves to go with nine goals to his credit which (Defender) Thomson 40 and 1947/48. In the latter season they also claimedt he Western forward . One of the few survi vors of includes one in the opening round of Is just returning to the side after being Team - M Thomso n, Mcc ulloch, Lindsay, McCo rriston, League Cup; Irvine District Cup: The Moore Trophy and most the last semi -final meeting with the O .V.D.
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