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OPEN ALL DAY• OPEN 7 DAYS Royal Albert 3 2 4 11-15 11 Slonehouse Vi 3 1 10 15-38 10 Div2 SNACKS AVAILABLE Tbomiewood 2 3 6 12-16 9 Carlnke Rovs v Coltness Un Wi6haw 1 1 9 16-3 1 4 Bast Kilbride v Oreeoock 'Come join in the swim with the Phins!' l- -·-R--·-E--~E·-·-·B-~- 0 -- K . l Perthshire v Port Glnsgow TODAY'S VISITORS TURRIFF UNITED RES'-!LTS-SatJAN31 ® CUPSTATS Soottish Cup- rd 4--rip- Jackie Scarlett -final KilwimnngR 1-0 Kirrie Thistle Auchlnleck 2-1 Beith This afternoon we welcome North Region Premier Division side Turri ff United to The Canniepairt for the first time. 11 2 1 35-12 35 It's also a first appearance at this stage for TurrifT. Despite a consistently high finish in the Premier Division during Kilwinning 6 3 3 32-18 21 SlAgccoach W mtcrn- Div 1- HERALD AYRSHIRE CUP the I 990's, strangely TurrifT have made little or no impact in cup competitions during this period . GlenaftonA 6 3 2 23-13 21 0nnnock 2-1 Lru-gs Thistle ROUND 1 ' They've tumbled out of the North End Centenary Cup/Zamoyski Cup at the first or second round stage every season Auchinleck. I I 5 14- 5 16 GICMftoo Alh 2-2 Beith Trooo v Largs Thistle to date and, in local cup competition, a runners-up spot in the Acom Cup is all they've had to cheer about. Dairy Thistle 4 3 5 19-17 15 Dairy Thistle 0-2 MCJK!owXl Lugar Bosv.ell v Hurtford U What Turri ff have had to cheer about , however , should serve as a warning to Tayport today. In the I 994/5 OVD Beith 4 3 2 15-14 15 Muirkirk (p) Troon \o\1ntonRovs v Muirklrk Scottish Junior Cup, TurrifT provided the shock of the competition by going to Newlandsfield and beating cup Kilbimie 4 1 7 18-26 13 Kilbimie 0-2 Auchinleck Maybole v Kello Rovs L11rgsThistle 3 2 8 14-33 11 Ardeer Thistle v Dairy Th favourites Pollok on their home patch . MeadowXl 3 1 8 15-28 10 Stagecoach W cstern - Div 2- Glenafton Ath v Whllletts V Recent form has demonstrated Turritl's inconsistencies , a 4 - I local cup defeat by Culter was followed up a week Troon 2 1 5 13-18 7 Darvd 4-3 Kello Rovera CraigllllYk Bin v Kll1Mnning later with a 2 - I win over the same opposition . Ardee£Tbistle0-0 Hurlfurd Un (9 byes) Muirkirk 2 0 8 11-25 6 MIKE CORMACK is the Turriff player/manager . An experienced defender , Mike previously played with Irvine Vies 4-1 Craigm.'UkB Motherwell and Kilmarnock . He's also played in the Highland League with Cove Rangers and Lossiemouth where WmtooRove 1-0 Lugftl'BT TIMES (District) CUP WESTJ :RN-2 W DI. FA l't Maybole 1-2 Wbitletts Vies qru.rt.er-/"m.als- he was player/manager . Mike is assisted by BRUCE CHALMERS and physio Bll,LY MOLLISON . Ardeer Thistle 9 6 2 49.-26 33 SaltcoatsVies 0-1 Annbank U Dairy ThleUe1-1(2-3p) Meadow JIMMY WILL (goalkeeper) . Although he has been at TurrifT for the past three seasons , 23 years old Will has had Irvine Vicforia 8 5 3 39-25 29 t---FIXTURES----_-Sa_t_F_d,_ _ _, Cr11igmarkB 0-1 Winton Rover, a taste of soccer at the highest level when he was at Arsenal , during which time he played with the Scottish Under 7 Auchinleck Talbot 3-1 Treon Winton Rovers 8 3 3 38-20 27 21 team . Herald Ayrwre Cup Kilbirnie v Glenafton Annbank Un 6 5 3 29-25 23 round 1 - 2pm. seml-finsls - ANDY BEA TIIE (defender) Six seasons at the Haughs since joining up from the Highland League . Maybole 6 4 5 27-21 22 ArdecrTbistle v Dairy 'Ibistle Mell.dow1-1(4- 3p) Auchinl-sckT . lAN BRUCE (defender ) With Turri ff previousl y but joined up last season from Buckie Thistle. Lug11rBoe. Th. 6 4 4 27-22 22 Maybole v Kello Rovers Ynnton R v Kilblmle/Glenfln DAVE McGINLA Y (defender) In his first season at Turriff. Previously with Caley Thistle and Huntly with whom Darvel 6 2 7 28-45 20 SI.AgeooachWestern League finol - Craigmark Bnt 6 1 6 19-19 19 Div One _2pm Meadow v Wintn/Kilb/Glnftn he won a championship medal. Saltcoats Vies 5 4 7 23-24 19 Auchinleck v Lmgs 'Ibistle JUSTIN BROWN (central defender) Signed from Bon Accord after the Aberdeen side sensationally folded-during Kello Roven 4 4 7 22-29 16 Cumoock. v Beith We aim to repeat last the close season just past. · week's Central League Hnrlford Un. 2 4 9 25-39 10 Irvine Meadow v Muirki.ix DAVID ffiONSIDE ( central defender) He'll not have far to travel today as he's currently studying at University in Kilwinni.ng v Glen11fionAth feature, this time looking WhitJetts Vies 2 4 12 24-55 10 Dundee . In his second season after signing from Deveronside. Troon v Kilbirnie Lad's at the WESTERN league CHRIS BOOTH (midfield) Youngster who has been fanned out to Turriff by Cove Rangers for experience . NON-LEAGU~ TRAVELLER Stagecoach Western League on February 13 (141). DivT"'° -2pm MARK LA YELLE (midfield) Signed from Montrose FC. In his second season at TurrifT. Annbank Un v lrvLOOVies The entire non-leaguefixture.list, plus J\nyone who can help us EDDIE RENNIE (midfield) In his third season at The Haughs. Recently on the scoresheet v Fraserburgh . news and reports,weekly. From: Oaigm.irk v Wbitlctts Vies 'Mth progs, or squad BRIAN BURNETT (forward) A regular marksman who was signed from Banchory St Teman midway through ·last ------DlltVel v SaltC011tsVies details, please send stuff Bill Derry, Top O'Tbe D11nk., Hurlford Un v Winton Rovs season and , like teammate Justin Brown who was here with Bon Accord, will know his way around The Canniepairt In. We will follow that up EveshamRosi, Bro11dway.WR12 7DG 'Mth a go at the other having turned out here for Banchory in I 995. regions each fortnight , ROSS McLEAN (forward) Signed from Highland League Deveronvale last year. NEWS SUBSCRIPTIONS plus an In-depth look at JAMES ALEXANDER (forward) Seasoned campaigner who was on the mark recently, scoring the team's second 45 for £.'i0.00, 11 for £13.00 the last EIGHT clubs In goal v Fraserburgh . (Set of Anmws FRFB with 45) the Junior Cup - STEWART BAIRD (forward) regular marksman and loyal clubman who has been with Turriff for around ten Annualsonly £2.50each seasons . (PRO-AM-INTERNATIONAl.) EAST and FIFE- FEB 28 SAMMY WALKER (forward) Local lad who is just back with the club after a posting to Lerwick with his Results pages free to club progs . JUNIOR CUP - MAR 14 employers the Clydesdale Bank . cheqUMlo NORTH - MAR 28 STEWART WYNESS (midfield) Stalwart who has been with the club for around six seasons. P.SMYTH, 55ADAMSAVE., TAYSIDE - APR 11 SALTCOATS KJ\216AW. ·• ·HFL and EAST - APR 25 ALASTAffi McGINLA Y. Brother of Dave, above. in his first season at Turriff. TEL : 01294 - 603668 STEWART SHINNIE . Suspended and will miss out today . J)Jll~SSIll~J)f)ll'J1 THE AULD HOOSE, "A lthough the game did not entirely live up to expectations, which was due to two skilful and highly charged teams detennined not to give anything away, it was played at a cup tie pace. TAYPORT By the end of the game, although extremely disappointing for the home fans, nobody was- asking for their money back ...... There is no doubt that Tayport are a very good side and Jim and Liz extend a warm SUPPOrtim! succeeded in doing the job they set out to do ..... " The 'Port welcome 7 days a week The CUMNOCK CHRONICLE ( 23/1/98) Cumnock I Tayport 2 Fridays & Saturdays: OPERATED BY ALASTAIR LAW " We don't deserve to be out and at 1-1 we looked the likelier side to score but it is just a pity KARAOKE Craig (Tomlinson) made the mistake because he was by far the best man on the park . Any neutral will agree it was a great game ...... / am proud of the play ers " tr 0589 713784 Cumnock manager Billy Whitefield reflecting on his side's OVD Cup defeat in the 1 WHITENHILL, or 553767 CUMNOCK CHRONICLE (23/1/98) TAYPORT LOCAL AND RELIABLE SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR CAR HIRE NEEDS " This was an important win for Tayport, considering all their exploits of the previous week. Although Downfield are not the force they once were, they are still capable of putting in solid Tel: (01382) 552359 perfonnances against the leading sides, so the Tayport management team will have been pleased to take maximum points from the two league meetings between the teams." FIFE HERALD (30/1/98) Tayport 2 Downfield I Tayport FC's Newsline ~ " We said Billy Whitefield couldn't be encouraged by 'Port's form and so it went, though the victory was probably more than Kenny Bunce was planning for. Dave Reilly's two goals had (01382) 552755 the fonner champions in command - they also beat Cumnock on their way to the 1993 final. 24 Hours a day - 7 days a week Paul Kerr managed to level the game with ten minutes left but 'Nock were never going to win it." For all the information you want on Tayport FC • Kick off times • Line-ups Team News• Postponements• Club Gossip etc SCOTTISH PYRAMID NEWS (24/1/98) reporting Cumnock v Tayport Remember the number 552755 It's a Tayport number so the cost is the same as a call to your neighbour ! " Manager Peter Castle took something from this game as Downfield's play improved. But Steve Hutcheon and Dave Reilly extended 'Port's title lead. Lee Wilkie scored for Spiders. " SCOTTISH PYRAMID NEWS (31/ 1/98) Reporting Tayport 2 Downfield I SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY "This ye ar, if we get the odd wee break, J really feel we are in with the chance of going all the way .... On our day we are a match for anyone but it is a young side. Six of them are BEST FOR SCOTLAND under the age of 24 and they can be a bit inconsistent ..... Being younger , the players don't seem to get overawed by playing in big Scottish Cup-ties. They even seem to treat them with some contempt " FOR INFORMATION PHONE Linlithgow Rose official David Roy assessing his club's Scottish Cup chances in THE PINK TAYPORT SNP:- 552832 (24/ 1/98) prior to the 5th round draw. FROM THE MANAGER'S PEN ...... Fife ~ Scottish J EE lll ·/1•/IC!llt@i❖ttiilli/'t•Wl!lll Hello and welcome to The Canniepairt for today's North End Centenary Cup tie Your Driving Force In Fife against the North Region's TurriffUnited . I believe this to bean excellent • BUS ANO COACH HIRE FACILITIES competition as it gives us the opportunity to compete against teams from outwith our own region thus offering a fresh challenge to the players. • FREEDOM OF FIFE ROVER TICKETS • MU LTIRIDE TRAVEL CARDS Turri ff have had a mixed season so far. They've played 25 games to date, • PARCEL DELIVERY SERVICE winning 12, drawing 5 and losing 8, scoring 51 goals and conceding 44. • COMP REHENSIVE NETWORK Therefore, although they are obviously scoring plenty goals, they are letting in Suppliers of playing • FREQUENT LOCA L & EXPRESS plenty as well. Ron Nicoll watched -them recently and provided a comprehensive SERVICES report, the contents of which will be briefed to the players prior to the game. I kit and replicas to • EXCURSIONS AND TOU RS expect a difficult tie this afternoon but I am positive that, ifwe approach the Tayport FC • LONG DISTANC E COAC H BOOKINGS game properly, then we can progress to the next round. The Best All-Round Service In The Kingdom Showro9m: Reflecting on our last game at home to Downfield, I was pleased to collect three ----= For information on all our services contact : valuable points which kept us ahead of the pack, but I know we can play a whole 183 STRATHMARTINEROAD, Fife Scottish Omnibuses Ltd ., lot better than we did that day. I have told the players to focus on one game at a Enquiry Office DUNDEE City Road time, regardless of the competition, and not to look too far ahead as I believe ST. ANDREWS KY16 9HW doing that detracts from the job in hand . Tel: 01382 828398 • Tel: (01334) 474238 You will be aware by now that the draw for the Scottish Cup has paired us with Linlithgow Rose in what looks certain to be a cracking tie, Linlithgow having a proud Scottish Cup record .. , As you might expect we have already had a look at them, Ron Nicoll and I __8 having taken the opportunity when our game at .Jeanfield was postponed last week. They drew 2-2 at Fauldhouse in a cup tie and the game, somewhat surprisingl y, went straight into penalties rather than to extra time. Linlithgow HUNGRYHORSE SNACK BAK incidentally won the shoot-out. We'll have another look this week in order that ST. ANDREWS ROAD, GUARDBRIDGE the players are well briefed prior to next week 's match.

Telephone: LEUCHAKS 839616 I hope everyone enjoys today 's game and would ask the 'port supporters to give Pop in for some of our delicious the team every encouragement as I know it makes all the difference when a large home support is rooting for the lads. Home Made Soup, Filled Rolls and Baked Potatoes /Yew Proprietors Jim lJt Rose Ke1t1tJjl31111ce Take away some of our Excellent Homebaking. TAYPORTFC TO BE ONTELEVISION THIS MONDAY NIGHT All Day Full Breakfast Tayport FC feature on Grampian TV on Monday evening - but this time it's not a football show. Under Tire Hammer, an interesting series on OPEN 7 DAYS from 9.00 a.m. collectors, collectables and antiques, took in one of our Car Boot Sales WE NOW HAVE SHRUBS AND BEDDING PLANTS FOK SALE! last Summer and it features in this week's programme which goes out at 7pm. Jlafd; SYa!s...... Jla!c/J S lats ...... ;//ale/; S lats ...... )/aid; Slats ...... ;/lafc/J Slats ...... J/atc/J Slats ......

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HOMEMATQ-!ES IN CAPITALS. Numbers after players names indicates goals scored . Number in brackets player substituted . *W/* L=WON/LOSTon Penalty Kicks , Letter in brackets after opposition indicates competition as foll ows: L-N.C.R.League Divisionl . S-0.V.D, Scottish Cup,

I T-Taycars Trophy . D-D.J. Laing , W-Whyte & McKay cup. N-North End Centenary Cup. PICKLETILLUM INN ALAN GETSROUGH EDGE OF DENNIS'TONGUE ...., WINTER WARMERS ...BUT ALAN BITESBACK! FREETfiXI - from Tayport, Leuchars, Guardbridge, Balmullo, Newport, Wormit. Discounts from further afield. Conditions : A war of words broke out in south Ayrshire following Auchinleck Talbot's 2-1 OVD Scottish Cup 4 Adults having a 3 course meal - free return fare win over bitter local rivals Glenafton. 2 Adults having a 3 course meal - free single fare Apparently Glens were struggling a bit to put out a strong line-up for the tie which, incidentally Not applicable with the Lunchtime Special attracted a 2000 crowd, so boss Alan Rough used the 'old pals act' to recruit full timers from Ayr Must be booked with us in advance United, including the signing of Robert Bell on the Saturday morning of the tie. Not against the rules, but a bit of sharp practice according to a fuming Talbot manager Dennis Gray. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Z CourseLunch £4.50 IT'S NOT RIGHT says Dennis Monday to Friday (excluding 8th - 26th Dec) Gray exploded after the match when interviewed by The Sun's Scott Campbell. According to the newspaper Gray hit out at Alan Rough's policy of using youngsters farmed out from Somerset ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Park. Gray rapped " it does rankle with me, it rankles badly. It's not right..... but we used it to our advantage - part of our team talk was about the fact that five or six of them were full time ~ Have a party ~ professional footballers". Talbot's manager signed off his comment by wishing Ayr United all £199 for 50 people includes Disco, the best for the rest of the season. Return Bus, Room tlire and finger Buffet

IF DENNIS WANTS TO COMPLAIN, THAT'S UP TO HIM says Alan Roughy responded with "The Junior game used to be all about bringing young lads on. These lads are youth team players, not first learners. If Dennis wants to complain, that's up to him." RABADAM SCOTTDEMPSTER

The slanging continued in the teams' local paper, the Cum11ockChro11icle , the following Friday. McAdam's Bar 20 NAUGHTON ROAD, l WAS HYPER ON SATURDAY admits Dennis WORMIT Speaking to the Chronicle, Dennis Gray said "I admit I was hyper on Saturday but I do think the 77 RosEDANK STREET transfer system is a grey area. What Glenafton are doing is not why the system was introduced, Tel Wormit541374, you don't sign players on the Saturday morning before a Scottish Cup fourth round tie. I feel for DUNDEE Junior teams to use this system to boost their Scottish Cup hopes is wrong. Glenafton are taking· the system to the extreme and this is something that has to be said." Facing Brickwork TEL: (01382) 229974

RANTING DENNIS HAS LOST THE PLOT says Alan Fireplaces :: Last word, though, to Alan Rough in his weekly column in the same newspaper. Rough stated " I am very disappointed at losing on Saturday but I am more disappointed with Dennis Gray's rantings BEERS & SPIRITS Slabbing and in the daily papers. I have been in the game 25 years now and I have learned that when winning or losing you show dignity. Dennis obviously hasn't grasped this yet. On the subject of playing youth Extensions, players from Ayr United, we have not broken any rules nor have the other Ayrshire junior clubs who pursue the same policy. Maybe we should all have to check with Dennis who we should sign. OUTSIDE BARS & Thank heavens it's only a Saturday Dennis loses the plot." FUNCTIONS etc. CATERED BY THE BEST FOR THE BEST ~f/) Tayside's leading ~(?) shopping centre WE LLGATE WELLGATE SNIFFING ABOUT WITH THE SNOUT The perfect shopping experience, NORTH Region clubs voted against the SJFA 's proposals to restructure the Scottish Junior game all under one roof. which would have brought about a Northern Premier Division and Southern Premier Division as outlined in a recent Port Prog. The Scottish Pyramid News had a real go at SJFA secretary Joe PARKING FOR OVER COFFEE SHOPS AND Black last week. The headline ran "Joe Goes Potty!!" and the article went on ... ".Joe Black this week disgraced the SJFA by threatening to expel the Northern clubs who voted against his 600 CARS RESTAURANTS monstrous proposals for three tier Junior leagues...... " OVE R 50 OF YOUR There's no doubt that the restructuring of Scottish football is the flavour of the moment but the problem is that some clubs find the flavour bitter and others sweet. Despite what some clubs FAVOURIT E STORES think, there is clearly a need for progress. The problem is how is this to be achieved. Clubs and STEPS THEATRE AND REGULAR LIVE their officials have got to put self interest aside and move with the times. It is , and has been CENTRAL LIBRARY ENTERTAINMENT for many years, Tayport FC's opinion that we, in Scotland, should follow the lead of England and put in place a structure which accomodates every club. Every club will find its own level but there is also the opportunity for all clubs to progress • even to the very top, if stadia criteria TI:IE WELLGATE - STREETS AHEAD etc. can be met. What we've got in ·place in Scotland at present is a structure which has been in IN CITY CENTRE SHOPPING place since cows grazed on the Canniepairt . •••••• THE WELLGATE CENTRE, DUNDEE , DDl 2DB Tel (01382) 225454 SCOTTISH Junior Xl were 4 - 0 winners over a Dundee Xl on Wednesday evening at Linlithgow in an international trial. Tayside had two representatives in the Scottish Xl, St Josephs' Kenny Cameron and North End's Jan Gray. Port fans were heard to express surprise that no Canniepairt men were quoted. It's taken Kenny a good while to get recognition. He's not far off the veteran stage, having been a regular for Tayport Amateurs when they reached the semi-final of the Scottish Amateur Cup back in 1985/86. Another ex-Tayport Amateur, well nown in Tayside Junior circles, Bobby Wilson, has been reinstated and is playing with Newport J & S PATERSON Amateurs. •••••• NORTH End were successful in gaining planning approval from Dundee City Council for an for enclosure to be erected on the south banking at North End Park. A welcome addition to what is one of Tayside's better grounds. •••••• PLANT HIRE AUSTIN Geddes, a former Amateurs player, and one of the club's most enthusiastic supporters is putting together a history of the club by putting together a collection of articles and photographs which have appeared in the Port Prog and press over the years. He hopes to get the completed SKIP HIRE work printed and on sale later this year. •••••• GLENROTHESJuniors are the latest club to try and run car boot sales to raise money for club CONTAINER HIRE funds. They hope to run them fortnightly at Fife Council's Warout Stadium starting on March 8th .. According to the Glens' local press, the club is appealing to the people of Glenrothes to support them in their venture as money is much needed by the club to pay for ever increasing · overheads. WEST END, MAIN ROAD, GAULCTRY •••••• TEL: (01382) 330283 TA YPORT FC's com.mittee could be busy in March and April. At the last count they'd been asked to run four Racenights for various clubs and charities in Tayport and Dundee. '. II NOMUGS IN THE LAST 16 CUP STATS EAST· Dave Moffat· rd 1. ' Fife and Lothian Cup­ ® Blackbum U 2·2(4-2P.) Livingston U round 3 - at Jan 31 .. 8 1 1 32-11 25 Stoneyburn 5·5(4-5p) Tranent Linlithgow Ros& 3-0 Newburgh 7 2 2 2 '.1·13 23 Snuchie 0-3 Armadale Th Newtongrnnge Bonnybridge 2-1 K<>ltyHearts Oalkelth Gtazlng • rd 1 • Donnyrigg Rs 7 2 6 23-2 1 23 Dunbar United 3-0 Whi1burn Fauldhouse 2·2(2 •4p) Llnllthgow Rs HArthill Royal 1·3 Hill O'Beath Next Saturday's OVD Scottish Junior Cup 5th round is probably one of the strongest fields Donny bridge 7 l 3 24-16 22 ~thgate Th 2·2(0-3p) Ormiston Pr. Arnis\on Rngrs 4-0 St Andrews U for several years and boasts a number of potentially excellent ties . Tayside hosts what are AmistonRng 6 2 6 18-1820 Arnlston Rngrs 4-0 Dalkeith Thistle Musselburgh A 0- 1 Bathgate Th arguably the top two ties of the round . East Region's sole surviving hopes , Linlithgow Rose, John Walk« - Dlv 1 - Do'ness Un 6 0 3 25-11 18 Broxbum Alh 0-1 Haddlngton Musselburgh A 2-2 Newtongrange visit the Canniepa irt and it is a quick return visit for the East Region champions whose Cn.melon 5 3 1 17· 8 18 Came/on 4-2 Thornton Hibs Bonnyrigg Rose 0-3 Bonnyblidge hopes were dashed 3-0 here in last season's 3rd round . Linlithgow R 5 2 2 18· 8 17 Whi1burn 3-0 Bo'ness Un. FRtildhouse U 3 4 5 17-18 13 John Walker·- Dlv 2. Bardon Aggregates Across the water at Fairfield Park St Josephs take on holders Pollok . It's a big test for our Afe Regional cup • rd 1 Mussdburgh 3 1 6 14-21 10 DJnbar United 2·0 Pumpherston local rivals but recent results suggest they are up to the challenge. While St Josephs have Broxbum Ath 3-2 Haddington St .Andrawa Un 2-0 Lochgelly A ArmRdaleTh 1 2 11 15-34 5 been looking good, Pollok , despite still leading the Central League, have not had the look of W eet Calder U 1• 1 Edinburgh U Kelty Hearts 4-3 Glenrothes Tranent 0 0 13 15-61 0 champions , losing successive games by 1-0 to Baillieston and Maryhill. Like St Josephs , round 2· FIFE· OVO Cup rd 4 -r/1>- K!!lty Hl!arts v Crossgates Pollok have had their disciplinary problems and skipper Ian Spittal was the latest recipient of DJV . 2 Wl>I . FA l't Hill O'Baath H 3-0 Carnoust !a Pm. Thorntn Hibs v HIii O'Beath a red card, leaving proci:edings early against Maryhill last Saturda y. These two teams met at Haddiogton At 9 3 235-1330 Bardon Agge Rfe Cup- rd 1 • Oakley Un v Dundon aid the same venue at the same stage of the competition in I 996 when the Glasgow side ran out St .Andrews Un 2·0 Lochgelly Alb«t SI.Andrews v Newburgh Pmnphemton 7 2 3 23-14 23 Kelty Hear19 4-3 Glenrolhee 4-0 winners . Bathgnto Th 7 2 221-1323 Rfe & lothllrl Cup • rd 3 • WHITBREADTROPHY· rd 1 West Calder U 6 4 1 22-11 22 Camelon +2 Thornton Hibs Ro"'fth Reo ~1 Cro•og•le• Pr Hill o' Beath ended Camoustie ' s hopes in their replay at Keir's Park last Saturday . The loss leagu~ Gil>r,oU-.,1 2-0 Tuliallan Th Ormi ston Prm 70621-2421 of Brian Craik with a very bad leg break the previous week would still have been very much Oakley United (p) Rosyth Ree Hill O'Bea\h v St-eelend Vies in the Panmure minds and their 3-0 defeat wasn 't entirely unexpected . Haws will have Droxbum Ath 6 2 2 1.5· 9 20 Newburgh 2-1 Dundonald B Lochore W!!lf v Kelty Hearts Ayrshire all to themselves next week when they travel to Kilbimie Ladeside and a last eight DunbR! United 6 1 3 26-16 19 Lochore MW 1-3 Crossgates Pr. l.oohge Ay Alb 3-1 Nawburgh Blackbum Un 5 3 3 29-23 18 Tulliallan Th 1-3 KJrkcaJdyYM Oak!~ Unltl.'d v Thornton H place• not to mention a healthy cheque• looks to be very much a possibility . Klrk.caldyYM v St.Andrev;s HM1.hillRoy al 5 2 2 16-13 17 FIXTURES· SAT FEB 7. Kirrie surprised a few with their battling qualities in their replay at Kilwinning but a first Stoncybum 4 4 2 23-18 16 BAST-J.Walkc-r -Oiv 1 -2pm Calder's East Cup- s/f­ half goal was sufficient to end the Angus club 's hopes . Kil winning now go in against Edinburgh Un 2 3 9 12-26 9 Musselburgh v Bonnyrigg Rs Pumph!!!'Ston v Bonnybrldge Shettleston in Glasgow . Shettleston are currently in bottom spot in the Reebok Central SRuch.ie. 1 I 9 14-32 4 Ilo'ness United v Bonnybridge ~thgate Thl!ltte v Whitburn Premier Division and coming from behind to pip Blantyre by the odd goal in three in their Livingston Un I 1 9 12 -33 4 Linlithgow Rs v Annaclale Tb DAVE MOFFAT CUP- rd 1 replayed tie will give them a welcome boost. I O 14 5-29 3 Tnmcnt v F1mldhouse U Dnlkcith Th Harthill 1 •4 Whitburn Newtongr1111gev Ami~ton Rhg Blackb<1m 2·2( 4-2p) Livingston U Two of the teams which regularly promise but, almost as regularly fail to deliver , Arthurlie C=loo v Whitbum Pumpherston 0-3 Bo'ness Un and Petershill, meet at Barrhead . With the Reebok title looking out of these sides' grasp, this Div 2- &mcbiev DroxbumA Bonnybr idge v Dunbar United tie has added importance and will be closely contested . It's a repeat of the 5th round tie of 10 1 2 43-15 31 Bdinburg:h Un v BRlhgllle'Ih Llnllthgow R 5-2 Broxbum Ath Camelon v West Calder U 1996 which ' Lie won after a replay. 8 2 0 34· 926 Ormiston Pr v Dtmbiir Un. 0rm;,,ton Pr. v Edinburgh Un 8 1 3 23-18 25 Jjving8ton Un v Dlllkeith Tb Stoneyburn 5-5(4-Sp) Tranont Neilston , one win in nine league games , have a tall taskat home to Auchinleck as do 7 2 3 3.'H523 HmthillRoylll v Stoneybum Sauchle 0-3 Armadale Th Johnstone Burgh who await the powerful Maryhill outfit. Larkhall Thistle, who ended North 7 1 0 33. 5 22 Pumpherston v Blackbum U Mussefburgh 0-4 Amiston Rng•·s End's hopes, have been favoured with a home game against Beith . St.Andrews U 6 3 2 28-21 21 Haddington A v W.Odder Un DALKEmi GLAZ'NGC\JP·rd 1 Glenrothcs 6 2 1 23· 6 20 The Central Region dominates the last sixteen with eight clubs, Ayrshire has four, Tayside Fife Whitbread Tr -1'd 1 -1.30 Fauldhouse 2·2(2-4p) Linlithgow Thornton Hi1's 6 2 3 2 H 8 20 Bathgate Th 2-2(0-3p) Ormiston P two and there is one representative from both Fife and the East. This is the best lfilJ.O'Beath H v Steelend Vic Kirkcaldy YM 6 0 9 24 -44 18 LocboreMW v Kelty HCMl8 Arniston Rng 4-0 Dalkgjth Thi!ltte representation from the Central League in recent times . SlonP.yburn V Hadding\on Ath LochoreMW 4 3 7 19-3115 Oilley United v ThorntonHibe . Sauchie 4-3 Dunbar United Locbgelly Alb 4 2 8 27-:18 14 KirkcaldyYM v St.Andrews Kick-offs next Saturday are at 2.15pm. Armedale Th 5-0 W"61 Calder Dundonald B . 4 1 11 30-42 13 Darron Aggregt11League -2. 15 Musselburgh v Camelon CrossgRtes Pr . 4 1 11 22-40 13 Qossgates Pr v Dundona.ldB . Blackbum Un v Broxbum Ath Rosyth Ree v Newburgh Tranent 3-3(3-Sp) Llving9ton Un Tulliallan Th 2 2 12 18-45 8 BonnyriW R 0-1 Newtong range Steelcnd Vie s 2 1 12 17-50 7 Glcnrothes v Tl.dliallan Tb 174\'/.11•21 Tooling for Industry ~ Greyhound * Term Bus Passes 9 2 3 35-22 29 Scotscoup League - 131 2 41-t740 * Child Bus Passes 8 2 2 36-21 28 Bishopmill Un 2-0 Forroo Thisije "' E.P. 9 3 4 51-28 30 9 0 1 21- 6 27 [)Qv..-ons!da 4-1 Burgheoo Th C11mo11s1ie * Adult Bus Passes Fochabere 1-2 Buckle Rovers 9 2 2 29-12 29 5 3 3 22-21 18 St.Joseph 's Holiday s Loesie UnitEd 5-0 KJnloee Forfar W End 8 2 7 34-34 26 * Lewis United 5 2 4 22-19 17 St. Ninian 3-2 lslsva/e Arbro ath SC 6 6 5 32-29 24 Tours EngineeringCo. 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Under New Ownership Mr & Mrs D. Baikie GRAMPIAN HOTEL COBBIES INN CountySports Tayport Arms 295 PERTH .-~--- 32 TAY STREET, ROAD,DUNDEE (Free House) TAYPORT. TEL: 01382 Live Entertainment at Weekends 669019 TEL: 552011 (Perth)Lt~_. Sports & LeisureSpec1ahsts Bar Lunches Daily S~isro. ll11j],•I .ll, •11m "" "' '"'"'"' types of Tayside. 0111... it/1 • f '11111·tio11s t:t11t.•r1•,I for WII Joinery Work Generousdiscounts 5 Nels on Street available- Tayport , DD6 9DN Workshop: 4 King Street, Tayport ask for Ian Duff Tel ephone (01382) 553202 y1tOCKT4 1973 ~i>v I~ DALGLEISHSTREET, TAYPORT 1973 Wasn't one of Tayport FC's best seasons. An indication of just how successful that season Telephone: 01382 552388 was can be measured by the number of games the team played between the start of the year and the end of the season in early April - just eight and only one victory was recorded. The team was playing in the Midlands I st Division (there was no Premier Division in those days) BAR LUNCHESSERVED EVERY DAY and twenty five years ago the following team went down 6 - 0 to Lawside FP at the school grounds on the Kingsway. SELECTIONOF REALALES ALWAYS ON TAP Derek White; Ian Mathers , Jim Mathers , Lindsay Ancell, Ian Howe; Eddie Gilmour, Stewart Grant, Ian White; Abby Oswald, Andy Johnstone and Walter Williamson. Substitute was Frank Leslie - well nicknamed 'Jonah', he was injured that day in the pre-match warm-up. Of that team the only ones still on the go , in an active football sense, are full backs Mathers and Howe, both of 'DOWN BY THEHARBOUR' whom tum out for the Tayport Veterans' side, the most recent photograph of which was hung un the pavilion earlier this week. The second X I, or Alliance X I, was having a better season - just. They won 4 - O at home to Auchterhouse in a league game on the East Common. The team was - Mick McCaig; Walter Kemp, Ronnie Fleming, John Porter, Alan Davie, Ron Redpath, Stewart Ritchie, Ian Rae, Cormac Andrews, Frank Feechan & George Caldow. Gordon Brankin was substitute. The only Bakery one of that squad which went on to blossom into a real talent with club was Ronnie Fleming. They may not have been the best footballing sides that the club ever produced, but their sense of adventure wasn't lacking. Ten weeks later the lads were off to Belgium in a rickety old bus to play in the AC Ougree tournament in Liege for the first time. A quarter of a century later the links between the club and AC Ougree are still strong, with a squad from the Amateurs again heading Nico for Belgium this May. WHAT ELSE WAS HAPPENING25 YEARSAGO? HOME BAKERY and SNACK · Newburgh Juniors were heading towards the semi-final of the Scottish Junior Cup, only to lose to Cambuslang at Brockville. Newburgh were the Fife Region's top scorers of the month for February 1973. Their reward? 30,000 Players No 10 vouchers. Team captain Bobby Thomson received the vouchers from two dolly bird John Player promotional girls. BAR Maurice Flynn and Jim Downie were teammates at Newport Amateurs while George Cura replaced Billy Dowie in the Worm it Amateurs goal and Charlie and Dave Robertson were to be 58-64 BYRON STREET, DUNDEE drafted into the Wormit team as 'strengtheners'. Curious tum of phrase they had in those days. PRICESIN 1973 A one year old Vauxhall Viva would cost £885. Tyres cost £2.50 for remoulds and £4.30 for new. Tel: 826124 Haddock and Chips was I 8p and Steak Pie and Chips 16p at the Volcano Cafe in Cupar. TAYPORT TOWN COUNCIL decided that sharing an outside WC with more than one other Suppliers of pies to Tayport F. C. tenant was to be worth 4 points for those on the Council's Housing waiting list. I S.J.E.A. IA YSIDE REGION I N.C.B.LEAGUE DIVISION 1, GllIDEIQ EQRM !ARBROATH SC w L L D w D D Idle D L Idle L w CARNOUSTIE L w D w w w L L w L Idle D L SettJ!fi!tjO UI iftttra'll' !ft Nott!vEtta fl ;e DOWN FIELD w L D L Idle w L D D w Idle L L EAST CRAIGIE Idle L L L L w L Idle Idle L Idle L L MURRAY& ELMWOOD L Idle w L w L D Idle Idle L Idle w L- FORFARWE D w L L D w w w L L Idle w Idle DONALD JEANFIELD w w D w Idle D L Idle L D Idle w Idle KINNOULL L L Idle L L L D L Idle L Idle L Idle Solicitors & KIRRIE w w D D L w w Idle L w Idle D L Estate Agents LOCHEE UTD w D L w Idle L D D Idle w Idle w w NORTH END w w w D Idle w w Idle w w Idle L w ST.JOSEPHS w w L D Idle D w Idle w w D w w TAYPORT w w w w D w w w w w w w Idle VIOLET L w w w Idle D L Idle L D Idle L L

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