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Glasgow and District Renfrewshire Ayrshire Dumbartonshire 1883-84 SCOTTISH CUP First round Glasgow and District 8 Sep Possilpark v Orchard 2-4 8 Sep Mavisbank v Dean Park 2-1 8 Sep Pollokshields Athletic v Thistle 4-1 8 Sep 3rd Lanark RV v Clyde 5-2 8 Sep Northern v Rangers 0-1 8 Sep Whitehill v Alexandra Athletic 3-1 8 Sep Partick v Queen’s Park 0-8 8 Sep Battlefield v South Western 8-1 8 Sep Granton v Glencairn 3-1 Luton v Whitefield scr-wo Pilgrims v Partick Thistle scr-wo Cowlairs bye Renfrewshire 8 Sep Abercorn v Levern 7-0 8 Sep Johnstone v Thornliebank 3-4 8 Sep Kilbarchan v Paisley Athletic 3-4 8 Sep Linwood v Woodland 1-4 8 Sep Arthurlie v Pollok 3-0 8 Sep St Mirren v Caledonian 6-0 8 Sep Greenock Northern v Sir John Maxwell 5-3 8 Sep Greenock Southern v Netherlee 5-2 8 Sep Lyle Athletic v Johnstone Rovers 2-4 8 Sep Morton v Renfrew 1-0 8 Sep Cartvale v West End Athletic 8-0 8 Sep Clippens v Johnstone Athletic 3-2 8 Sep Yoker v Olympic 0-2 Glenpatrick v Bute Rangers disqualified-wo Lochwinnoch v Port-Glasgow Athletic scr-wo Ayrshire 8 Sep Lugar Boswell v Ayr 3-1 8 Sep Mauchline v Annbank 3-1 8 Sep Maybole v Cumnock 0-4 Beith Thistle v Hurlford scr-wo Portland v Stewarton Cunninghame scr-wo Kilmarnock v Kilbirnie wo-scr Kilmarnock Athletic v Beith wo-scr Dumbartonshire 8 Sep Vale of Leven v Leverndale 12-0 8 Sep Renton v Dumbarton 2-1 8 Sep Dunbritton v Vale of Leven Wanderers 1-1 REPLAY 15 Sep Vale of Leven Wanderers v Dunbritton 0-4 Kilmaronock Thistle v Jamestown scr-wo Lanarkshire 8 Sep Airdrie v Tollcross 1-0 protest REPLAY 15 Sep Tollcross v Airdrie 4-3 aet 8 Sep Drumpellier v Benhar 2-2 REPLAY 15 Sep Benhar v Drumpellier 12-0 8 Sep Cambuslang v Belshill 8-0 8 Sep Royal Albert v Shettleston 8-0 8 Sep Hamilton Academicals v Airdrieonians 4-1 Clarkston v Plains Bluebell wo-scr Vale of Avon bye Stirlingshire 8 Sep Dunipace v Campsie 2-1 8 Sep Alloa Athletic v Falkirk 0-5 8 Sep East Stirlingshire v Tayavalla 3-0 8 Sep Stenhousemuir v Strathblane 3-2 15 Sep King’s Park v Lenzie 11-0 Edinburghshire 8 Sep Heart of Midlothian v Brunswick 8-0 8 Sep Hibernian v West Calder 5-0 15 Sep Dunfermline v St Bernard’s 1-13 8 Sep Edina v Kinleith 2-1 protest REPLAY 15 Sep Edina v Kinleith 4-0 Newcastleton bye Edinburgh University were exempt to the fourth round Forfarshire 8 Sep Arbroath v Aberdeen 3-3 also reported as 2-2 REPLAY 15 Sep Arbroath v Aberdeen 7-0 8 Sep Dundee Harp v Angus 9-0 8 Sep Our Boys (Dundee) v West End (Dundee) 3-2 8 Sep Perseverance (Arbroath) v Dundee Hibernian 2-2 REPLAY 15 Sep Dundee Hibernian v Perseverance (Arbroath) 3-4 at West Craigie Park, Our Boys FC 8 Sep Strathmore (Arbroath) v Balgay 2-2 REPLAY 15 Sep Balgay v Strathmore (Arbroath) 1-1 both qualified 8 Sep East End (Dundee) v Strathmore (Dundee) 0-1 Coupar Angus bye Perthshire 8 Sep Dunblane v Vale of Teith 2-1 Vale of Athole v Breadalbane wo-scr Southern Counties 8 Sep Queen of the South Wanderers v 5th Kirkcudbright RV 7-7 REPLAY 15 Sep 5th Kirkcudbright RV v Queen of the South Wanderers 3-1 8 Sep Vale of Nith (Dumfries) v Moffat 2-4 East End Rovers v Newton Stewart Athletic wo-scr Drumlanrig Rangers bye Second round Glasgow and District 29 Sep Battlefield v Whitefield 7-2 29 Sep Cowlairs v Granton 3-2 29 Sep Partick Thistle v Orchard 8-1 29 Sep Pollokshields Athletic v Mavisbank 6-2 29 Sep Rangers v Whitehill 14-2 29 Sep 3rd Lanark RV v Queen's Park 2-4 Lanarkshire 29 Sep Cambuslang v Tollcross 7-0 29 Sep Royal Albert v Clarkston 8-1 Benhar v Vale of Avon wo-scr Hamilton Academicals bye Renfrewshire 29 Sep Abercorn v Paisley Athletic 2-0 29 Sep Cartvale v Greenock Southern 6-2 29 Sep Johnstone Rovers v Greenock Northern 6-1 29 Sep Olympic v Clippens 5-0 29 Sep Port-Glasgow Athletic v Arthurlie 1-3 29 Sep Thornliebank v Bute Rangers 14-0 29 Sep Woodland v St Mirren 0-7 Morton bye Ayrshire 29 Sep Kilmarnock v Hurlford 3-0 29 Sep Kilmarnock Athletic v Stewarton Cunninghame 9-1 29 Sep Mauchline v Lugar Boswell 3-1 Cumnock bye Dumbartonshire and Stirlingshire 29 Sep East Stirlingshire v Dunipace 2-2 REPLAY 6 Oct Dunipace v East Stirlingshire 1-2 29 Sep Falkirk v Stenhousemuir 9-1 29 Sep Renton v King’s Park 6-1 29 Sep Jamestown v Dunbritton 7-1 Vale of Leven bye Edinburghshire 29 Sep Newcastleton v Heart of Midlothian 1-4 6 Oct Hibernian v Edina 10-1 St Bernard's bye Forfarshire and Perthshire 29 Sep Balgay v Strathmore (Dundee) 1-3 29 Sep Our Boys (Dundee) v Strathmore (Arbroath) 2-0 29 Sep Dunblane v Coupar Angus 4-1 Perseverance (Arbroath) v Arbroath scr-wo Dundee Harp v Vale of Athole wo-scr Southern Counties 29 Sep Drumlanrig Rangers v East End Rovers 2-3 29 Sep Moffat v 5th Kirkcudbright RV 2-3 Third round Glasgow, Dumbartonshire and Stirlingshire 20 Oct Cowlairs v Queen’s Park 0-5 20 Oct Vale of Leven v Renton 4-1 20 Oct Jamestown v Battlefield 2-4 20 Oct Partick Thistle v East Stirlingshire 6-0 20 Oct Rangers v Falkirk 5-2 Pollokshields Athletic bye Renfrewshire and Ayrshire 20 Oct Abercorn v Johstone Rovers 7-0 20 Oct Arthurlie v St Mirren 3-1 20 Oct Morton v Kilmarnock Athletic 1-2 protest REPLAY 3 Nov Morton v Kilmarnock Athletic 0-4 20 Oct Cartvale v Cumnock 4-1 20 Oct Thornliebank v Kilmarnock 2-1 protest REPLAY 3 Nov Thornliebank v Kilmarnock 2-1 20 Oct Olympic v Mauchline 0-5 Edinburghshire and Lanarkshire 20 Oct Cambuslang v Hamilton Academicals 6-0 20 Oct Heart of Midlothian v Hibernian 1-4 20 Oct St Bernard’s v Benhar 7-0 Royal Albert bye Forfarshire and Perthshire 20 Oct Arbroath v Dundee Harp 1-1 REPLAY 27 Oct Dundee Harp v Arbroath 2-1 20 Oct Strathmore (Dundee) v Our Boys (Dundee) 2-2 REPLAY 27 Oct Our Boys (Dundee) v Strathmore (Dundee) 5-1 Dunblane bye Southern Counties 20 Oct East End Rovers v 5th Kirkcudbright RV 1-6 Fourth round 10 Nov Cartvale v Abercorn 4-2 10 Nov Dunblane v Rangers 1-6 10 Nov Hibernian v 5th Kirkcudbright RV 8-1 10 Nov Kilmarnock Athletic v Cambuslang 2-3 10 Nov Mauchline v Royal Albert 4-0 10 Nov Partick Thistle v Queens Park 0-4 10 Nov Pollokshields Athletic v Our Boys (Dundee) 11-0 10 Nov St Bernard’s v Thornliebank 2-0 10 Nov Vale of Leven v Dundee Harp 6-0 Battlefield v Edinburgh University wo-scr Arthurlie bye Fifth round 1 Dec Arthurlie v Vale of Leven 0-0 REPLAY 8 Dec Vale of Leven v Arthurlie 3-1 1 Dec Mauchline v Pollokshields Athletic 2-3 1 Dec St Bernard’s v Rangers 0-3 Battlefield, Cambuslang, Cartvale, Hibernian and Queen's Park byes Sixth round 22 Dec Cambuslang v Rangers 1-5 22 Dec Hibernian v Battlefield 6-1 22 Dec Queen’s Park v Cartvale 6-1 22 Dec Vale of Leven v Pollokshields Athletic 4-2 Semi-final 19 Jan Vale of Leven v Rangers 3-0 2 Feb Hibernian v Queen’s Park 1-5 Final Queen’s Park v Vale of Leven wo-scr Vale of Leven had asked for a postponement due to a family bereavement but were refused The final was due to be played on Saturday, 23 March. However by the previous Wednesday it was clear that because of bereavement, illness and injury, three Vale players would be unavailable, six of their reserves were also indisposed. The Vale asked the SFA for a postponement but as they had apparently not given an full explanation, were refused. The SFA committee who met after Vale’s no-show was chaired by the President of the SFA, who happened to be a Queen’s Park member who didn’t excuse himself from proceedings despite the vested interest. However the narrowness of the vote to award the Cup to Queens - 7-6 – was noted in the press who commented about renaming the SFA the 'Queen’s Park and Rangers Association'. SCOTTISH 2ND XI CUP First round 15 Sep Partick Thistle v Vale of Leven Wanderers 15-1 15 Sep Port-Glasgow Athletic v Johnstone Rovers 6-3 15 Sep Arthurlie v Abercorn 1-6 15 Sep Kilbarchan v St Mirren 1-1 REPLAY 29 Sep Kilbarchan v St Mirren 3-4 15 Sep St Bernard’s v Royal Albert 7-3 22 Sep Hibernian v Cambuslang 6-0 22 Sep Granton v Northern 0-7 22 Sep East Stirlingshire v Dundee Harp 6-4 29 Sep Cumnock v Pollok 5-0 29 Sep Orchard v 3rd Lanark RV 0-15 29 Sep Airdrieonians v Falkirk 11-4 29 Sep Sir John Maxwell v Morton 1-5 29 Sep Dumbarton v Thistle 6-1 29 Sep Mavisbank v Possilpark 1-2 Second round 20 Oct Airdrieonians v East Stirlingshire 7-1 20 Oct Partick v Rangers 1-1 REPLAY 10 Nov Partick v Rangers 2-1 20 Oct 3rd Lanark RV v Northern 4-0 20 Oct Kilmarnock Athletic v Port-Glasgow Athletic 6-0 27 Oct St Bernard’s v Dunblane 12-1 27 Oct Cowlairs v Partick Thistle 3-1 27 Oct Abercorn v Annbank 5-1 Kilmarnock v Cumnock Hurlford v Morton Ayr v St Mirren Third round 17 Nov Airdrieonians v Kilmarnock 3-5 17 Nov St Bernard’s v Cowlairs 4-1 24 Nov Dumbarton v 3rd Lanark RV 1-1 REPLAY 1 Dec 3rd Lanark RV v Dumbarton 1-5 1 Dec Partick v Kilmarnock Athletic 2-2 REPLAY Kilmarnock Athletic v Partick 17 Nov Renton v Abercorn 1-5 Hurlford and St Mirren bye Fourth round 5 Jan Abercorn v St Mirren 2-4 12 Jan Kilmarnock Athletic v Kilmarnock 1-0 9 Feb Hurlford v Hibernian 3-2 Dumbarton bye Semi-final 23 Feb Dumbarton v Hurlford 2-1 9 Feb St Mirren v Kilmarnock Athletic 0-3 Final 22 Mar Dumbarton v Kilmarnock Athletic 1-1 at Boghead Park, Dumbarton REPLAY 29 Mar Kilmarnock Athletic v Dumbarton 3-1 at Holm Quarry, Kilmarnock FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE UK Match played between the holders of the Scottish and FA Cups 1 Sep Dumbarton v Blackburn Olympic 6-1 at Boghead Park, Dumbarton Match report taken from The Scotsman FORFARSHIRE CUP First round 22 Sep Arbroath v Our Boys (Dundee) 4-1 22 Sep Strathmore (Dundee) v Balgay (Dundee) 9-0 22 Sep Dundee Harp v Broughty Ferry 22-0 22 Sep Strathmore (Arbroath) v Perseverence (Dundee) 4-1 22 Sep West End (Dundee) v Windmill 11-0 22 Sep East End (Dundee) v Dundee Hibernians 8-0 6 Oct Seafield (Dundee) v Montrose United 3-2 abandoned after the Montrose United team left the field Clydesdale v Strathtay 22 Sep Coupar Angus v Avondale 9-0 Second round 6 Oct Arbroath v West End (Dundee) 3-1 20 Oct Seafield (Dundee) v East End (Dundee) 2-3 13 Oct Dundee Harp v Clydesdale 14-0 13 Oct Strathmore (Arbroath) v Coupar Angus 6-1 Strathmore (Dundee) bye Third round 3 Nov Strathmore (Dundee) v East End (Dundee) 3-0 Arbroath (Arbroath), Dundee Harp and Strathmore (Dundee) byes Semi-final 24 Nov Arbroath v Strathmore (Dundee) 2-1 1 Dec Strathmore (Arbroath) v Dundee Harp 3-6 Final at Rollo's Pier, Dundee 22 Dec Arbroath v Dundee Harp 2-1 abandoned after 85 minutes due break-in by crowd but the result stood after a protest.
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