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Scottish Junior Cup Scottish Junior Cup PART FIVE 1930-1940 1930-31 FIRST ROUND Aberdeenshire East Aberdeen East End 2-0 Inverurie Loco Works Dunbar United 1-0 Wallyford Bluebell Aberdeen Hawthorn 4-0 Stoneywood Works Musselburgh Bruntonians 0-1 Ormiston Primrose Banks o' Dee 1-4 Aberdeen Woodside Newtongrange Star 0-1 Dalkeith Thistle Donside Mills 2-4 Hall Russell & Co Portobello Thistle 3-1 Rosewell Rosedale Inverurie Rovers 3-3 Aberdeen Richmond (2-1) Stoneyburn 2-4 Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic Parkvale 0-0 Mannofield Athletic (1-3) Wemyss Athletic 1-1 Linlithgow Rose BYE – Mugiemoss (2-2, 3-2 at Musselburgh) Moray BYE – Tranent Aberlour 4-2 Rothes Victoria Fife Fochabers WO-scr Burghead Thistle Bowhill Rovers 1-2 Wellesley Grantown-on-Spey 1-0 Forres Thistle Crossgates Primrose 1-1 Lochhead Hopeman Rangers 1-2 Lossiemouth Rangers (2-2, 0-1 at Factory Pk, Dunnikier FC) Ayrshire Denbeath Star 2-2 Inverkeithing (1-2) Auchinleck Talbot 3-1 Lugar Boswell Dunnikier Colliery 1-1 Hearts of Beath Benquhat Heatherbell 1-2 Cumnock (2-0 abd, 0-1 Protest, 0-1 Protest at Hill of Beath, 2-0 at Bowhill) Dalmellington Athletic 2-3 Ardeer Recreation St Andrews Athletic 0-3 Newburgh West End Dreghorn 2-2 Glenafton Athletic (1-3) St Andrews United 1-3 Rosslyn Kello Rovers 7-2 Cronberry Eglinton Perthshire BYE – Glenbuck Cherrypickers Alyth United 2-3 Luncarty Dumbartonshire GAFLAC 1-10 Scone Thistle Croy Celtic 6-1 Milngavie Perth Violet 0-4 Kinnoull Cumbernauld Thistle 2-5 Dumbarton Harp St Johnstone YMCA 2-0 Perth Celtic Twechar Rangers 1-3 Old Kilpatrick Vale of Earn 4-1 Perth St Leonard's BYE - Clydeholm BYE – Perth Roselea Renfrewshire & Argyllshire Forfarshire & Kincardineshire Coats (Paisley) 0-1 Bute Athletic Arbroath Roselea 4-2 Arbroath Ardenlea Port-Glasgow Athletic 6-0 Campbeltown United Arbroath Woodside 1-4 Dundee Stobswell BYE - Rothesay Royal Victoria Brechin Victoria 2-4 Lochee Harp Glasgow Downfield 0-2 Dundee St Joseph's Cadder United 1-1 Maryhill Hibernian (0-4) Dundee Anchorage 1-4 Kirriemuir Thistle BYE – Smith & McLean Dundee Fairfield 1-5 Broughty Ex-service Lanarkshire & South Dundee Hillbank 1-5 Dundee Osborne Baillieston 6-1 Stonehouse V iolet Dundee Logie 0-0 Arkleys (3-1) Burnbank Athletic 3-2 Quarter United Dundee North End 4-2 Forthill Athletic at Dundee United Carluke Rovers 2-2 Shotts Battlefield (1-3) Dundee Violet 4-0 Bullionfield Carstairs LMS 0-5 Douglas Water Thistle East Craigie 0-0 Clepington Athletic (6-0) Coalburn 0-2 Forth Wanderers Forfar Celtic 7-1 Dundee Victoria Douglasdale WO-scr Auchenheath Hearts Forfar East End 0-0 Dundee Arnot (3-0) Kirkmuirhill 3-1 Glenboig St Joseph's Forfar North End 2-2 Forfar West End (3-1) Law Scotia 1-0 Netherburn Kirriemuir Celtic 6-3 Bervie Rangers Motherwell Jrs 2-2 Bedlay (1-9) Lochee Central 3-2 Arbroath Victoria Newarthill Thistle 4-4 Beattock LMS (1-0) Lochee United 3-4 Dundee Celtic Newmains 1-0 Longriggend Rob Roy Stirlingshire Newton Villa 2-2 Royal Albert (0-3) Camelon 2-0 Kilsyth Rangers BYE - Lesmahagow Denny Hibernian 2-1 Grange Rovers Dunipace 1-0 Dunblane Rovers Forth Rangers 4-3 Kilsyth Emmet St Ninians Thistle 0-3 Alva Albion Rangers SECOND ROUND Aberdeenshire Forfarshire Aberdeen East End 1-0 Mugiemoss Broughty Ex-Service 0-4 Kirriemuir Celtic Aberdeen Woodside 0-1 Aberdeen Hawthorn Dundee Celtic 3-1 Forfar East End Hall Russell & Co 2-3 Mannofield Athletic Dundee Osborne 3-3 Dundee St Joseph's (1-3) BYE – Inverurie Rovers Dundee Stobswell 1-1 Brechin Renton (3-2) Ayrshire East Craigie 4-2 Dundee Violet Auchinleck Talbot 1-1 Ardeer Recreation Forfar Celtic 3-3 Dundee North End (1-5) (3-3, 3-2 at Dreghorn) Kirriemuir Thistle 5-2 Arbroath Roselea Cumnock 1-0 Glenbuck Cherrypickers Lochee Central 4-3 Forfar North End Glenafton Athletic 4-1 Kello Rovers Protest (2-1) Lochee Harp 1-1 Dundee Logie (3-1) Dumbartonshire, Renfrewshire & Stirlingshire Glasgow & Lanarkshire Clydeholm 3-3 Alva Albion Rangers (1-4) Baillieston 2-1 Law Scotia Denny Hibernian 9-1 Old Kilpatrick Bedlay 4-0 Smith & McLean Dumbarton Harp 4-1 Bute Athletic Douglasdale 2-0 Shotts Battlefield Dunipace 3-2 Camelon Lesmahagow 1-7 Kirkmuirhill Forth Rangers 0-4 Port-Glasgow Athletic Newarthill Thistle 1-4 Douglas Water Thistle Rothesay Royal Victoria 4-1 Croy Celtic Newmains 0-3 Burnbank Athletic East & Fife Royal Albert 2-0 Forth Wanderers Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic 4-1 Newburgh West End BYE – Maryhill Hibernian Dalkeith Thistle 0-2 Dunbar United Moray Dunnikier Colliery 2-3 Lochhead Grantown-on-Spey 4-3 Fochabers Inverkeithing 3-2 Wellesley Lossiemouth Rangers scr-WO Aberlour Tranent 2-2 Rosslyn (2-1) Perthshire Wemyss Athletic 3-3 Portobello Thistle Kinnoull 1-1 Perth Roselea (2-2, 0-1 at Jeanfield) (1-1, 2-1 at Musselburgh) St Johnstone YMCA 3-2 Scone Thistle BYE– Ormiston Primrose Vale of Earn 1-0 Luncarty THIRD ROUND Moray East Grantown-on-Spey 2-2 Aberlour (3-3, 2-1 at Rothes) Inverkeithing 2-2 Dunbar United (1-3) North Tranent 3-1 Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic Inverurie Rovers 3-2 Aberdeen Hawthorn Wemyss Athletic 1-3 Ormiston Primrose Mannofield Athletic 0-2 Aberdeen East End BYE - Lochhead Forfarshire & Perthshire West Dundee North End 11-4 Kirriemuir Thistle Alva Albion Rangers 4-1 Dumbarton Harp Dundee St Joseph's 0-0 Dundee Celtic (5-1) Auchinleck Talbot 4-1 Bedlay Kirriemuir Celtic 1-6 Lochee Harp Burnbank Athletic 2-0 Kirkmuirhill abd (7-0) Lochee Central 4-8 East Craigie Cumnock 2-0 Baillieston abd (1-2) Perth Roselea 1-2 Dundee Stobswell Denny Hibernian 8-1 Douglasdale St Johnstone YMCA 1-0 Vale of Earn Dunipace 4-0 Royal Albert Port-Glasgow Athletic 4-2 Maryhill Hibernian Rothesay Royal Victoria 2-0 Douglas Water Thistle BYE – Glenafton Athletic FOURTH ROUND Alva Albion Rangers 4-0 Glenafton Athletic Burnbank Athletic 4-0 Baillieston Inverurie Rovers 1-4 Denny Hibernian Lochhead 3-4 Tranent Ormiston Primrose 2-1 Port-Glasgow Athletic Rothesay Royal Victoria 2-1 Dundee Stobswell BYES – Aberdeen East End, Auchinleck Talbot, Dunbar United, Dundee North End, Dundee St Joseph's, Dunipace, East Craigie, Grantown-on-Spey, Lochee Harp, St Johnstone YMCA FIFTH ROUND Aberdeen East End 2-2 Burnbank Athletic East Craigie 0-0 Alva Albion Rangers (1-2) (1-1, 1-2 at Dens Park, Dundee) Lochee Harp 3-2 St Johnstone YMCA Dundee St Joseph's 1-4 Dunbar United Ormiston Primrose 3-1 Dundee North End Denny Hibernian 4-2 Tranent Rothesay Royal Victoria 5-1 Grantown-on-Spey Dunipace 5-3 Auchinleck Talbot SIXTH ROUND Burnbank Athletic 6-3 Dunipace Denny Hibernian 5-2 Alva Albion Rangers Lochee Harp 2-1 Ormiston Primrose Rothesay Royal Victoria 1-1 Dunbar United (1-0) SEMI-FINAL Burnbank Athletic 2-1 Rothesay Royal Victoria Lochee Harp 0-3 Denny Hibernian 18 April at St Mirren Park, Paisley 18 April at Dens Park, Dundee FINAL Denny Hibernian 1-0 Burnbank Athletic 23 May at Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh Burnbank Athletic protested and the match was ordered to be replayed on 6 June. Denny Hibernian took this through the courts and after a protracted action, the end result (almost a year later) was that they were awarded the cup. 1931-32 FIRST ROUND Aberdeenshire Glasgow Aberdeen East End 1-1 Aberdeen Richmond (6-3) Ashfield 9-2 Carntyne Aberdeen Hawthorn 4-1 Aberdeen Woodside Benburb 5-2 Cadder United Banks o' Dee 3-1 Inverurie Rovers Parkhead 0-2 Bridgeton Waverley Donside Mills 1-1 Inverurie Loco Works (0-2) Rutherglen Glencairn 2-2 Petershill (1-0) Hall Russell & Co 4-2 Mugiemoss St Roch's 2-2 Cambuslang Rangers Mannofield Athletic 0-0 Parkvale (4-4, 3-4 at Advocates Pk) (1-1, 2-3 Protest at Barrowfield Pk, 2-1 at Springfield Pk) Ayrshire Shawfield 1-1 Pollok (1-4) Ardeer Recreation 0-0 Ardrossan Winton Rovers (1-2) Shettleston 1-2 Maryhill Cumnock 1-2 Saltcoats Victoria Strathclyde 4-2 St Anthony's Dalry Thistle 1-2 Irvine Meadow XI Vale of Clyde 2-5 Maryhill Hibernian Darvel 3-2 Kilwinning Eglinton BYE – Glasgow Perthshire Glenafton Athletic 4-2 Cronberry Eglinton Lanarkshire Glenburn Rovers 2-5 Largs Thistle Bedlay 2-1 Lanark United Kello Rovers 6-2 Dreghorn Blantyre Victoria 2-1 Bellshill Athletic Kilbirnie Ladeside 2-0 Glenbuck Cherrypickers Burnbank Athletic 3-0 Kirkmuirhill Kilwinning Rangers 4-1 Troon Athletic Cleland Celtic 1-1 Forth Wanderers (2-4) Lugar Boswell 2-3 Auchinleck Talbot Coalburn 2-1 Baillieston BYE – Irvine Victoria Douglas Water Thistle 0-2 Carluke Rovers Dumbartonshire Lesmahagow 4-1 Shotts United Clydebank Jrs 4-1 Milngavie Motherwell Jrs 2-2 Law Scotia (3-2) Croy Celtic 1-2 Cumbernauld Thistle Netherburn 1-2 Quarter United Duntocher Hibernian 3-0 Twechar Rangers Newmains 1-1 Blantyre Celtic Old Kilpatrick 2-1 Clydeholm (2-2, 2-2 aet at Motherwell Jnrs, 1-4 at Motherwell FC) Yoker Athletic 5-1 Dumbarton Harp Newton Villa 6-0 Wishaw BYE – Kirkintilloch Rob Roy Overton Athletic 0-3 Royal Albert East Shieldmuir Celtic 4-1 Stonehouse Violet Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic 2-2 Wemyss Athletic (0-1) Shotts Battlefield 1-3 Douglasdale Musselburgh Bruntonians 3-1 Dunbar United Whifflet Emmet 2-2 Larkhall Thistle (0-4) Newtongrange Star 1-2 Dalkeith Thistle BYE – Fauldhouse United Rosewell Rosedale 1-3 Ormiston Primrose Moray Tranent 1-1 Stoneyburn Aberlour 6-1 Fochabers (2-2, 2-0 at Musselburgh) Dufftown 2-3 Keith Territorials Wallyford Bluebell 1-3 Linlithgow Rose Forres Thistle 1-3 Burghead Thistle BYE – Portobello Thistle Grantown-on-Spey 7-1 Garmouth Legion Fife Hopeman Rangers 2-5 Rothes Victoria Crossgates Primrose 2-3 Lochhead Lossiemouth Rangers 2-1 Elgin Thistle Denbeath Star 1-5 Rosslyn Perthshire Dunnikier Colliery 5-3 St Andrews United Kinnoull 0-7 Scone Thistle Hearts of Beath 0-4 Bowhill Rovers Perth
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