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Scottish Junior Cup Finals the Scottish Junior Cup Semi-Final [~ Scottish Junior Cup Finals The Scottish Junior Cup Semi-Final YEAR WINNERS RUNNER UP 1942 /4 3 ROB ROY. ....... ...3 BENBURB... .. .... 1 * 1886/87 FAIRFIELD GOVAN ...3 EDINBURGH WOODBURN ... 1 * * After dra wing 1-1 and 0-0. * After first mat ch was protested . 1943/44 PERTHSHIRE......... 1 BLANTYRE VICS........ 0 1887 /88 WISHAW THISTLE.. ...3 MARY HILL ............. 1* 1944 /45 BURNBANK ATHLETIC..3 CA MBUSLANG RANGERS ... 1* • After two protested games . * After first mat ch was prote sted . TAYPORT F.C. LINLIT~I~~~ !~SE F.C. 1888 /89 BURNBANK SWIFTS.. ..4 WEST BENHAR VIOLET .... 1 1945/46 Colours - Red Shirts, Black Shorts V FAULDHOUSE UNITED ..2 ARTHURU E ............ 0 1889 /90 BURNBANK SWIFTS.. ..3 BENBURB............... 1* 1946 /47 SHAWFI ELD .......... 2 BO.NESS UNITED ..... .. 1* * After first match was protested . * After a 1-1 dra w. Frazer FITZPATRICK Willie LAMONT 1890 /9 1 VA LE OF CLYDE.. .... 2 CHRYSTON ATHLETIC ....0* 1 47/48 BO'NESS UNITED ..... 2 IRVINE MEADOW. ....... 1 * After a 1-1 dra w. 1948/49 AUCH INLECK TALBOT .. 3 PETERSHILL. .... ..... 2 Scott PETERS Ian GALLACHER {Capt) 1891/92 MINERVA. ........... 5 WEST BENHAR VIOLET .... 2 1949/50 BLANTYRE VICS ..... .3 CUMNOCK ......... ..... .O 1892 /9 3 David FINLAYSON VALE OF CLYDE ..... 3 DUMBARTON FERN ....... 2* 1950 /51 PETERSHILL......... 1 IRVINE MEADOW ........ 0 Grant PATERSON {Capt) * After a 1-1 dra w. 1951152 KILBIRNIE LADESIOE.1 CAMELON .............. 0 1893 /94 ASHFIELD ........... 3 RENFREW VICS ......... 0* Graeme LANDELS 1952/53 VA LE OF LEVEN ...... 1 ANNBANK UNITED ....... 0 John WARD * After a 1-1 dra w. 1953 /54 SUNNYBANK .......... 2 LOCHEE HARP. ......... 1 1894/95 A SHFIELD......... ..2 WEST CALDER W ANDERE RS.1 David BEATON * 1954/55 KILSYTH RANGERS.... 4 Derek WEMYSS * After a 1-1 dra w. OUNTOCHER HIBS ....... 1* * After a 1-1 dra w. 1895 /96 CAMBUSLANG HIBS .... 2 PARKHEAD ............. 1 Danny SMITH 1955/56 PETERSHILL...... ...4 LUGA R BOSW ELL. ....... 1 Brian CRAIK 1896 /9 7 STRATHCLYDE...... .. 3 DUNFERMLINE JUNIORS... O 1956/57 SANKS 0 .. DEL ......J KILSYTH RA NGERS ...... 0 Mark WHYTE 1897 /98 DALZIEL ROVERS. .... 2 PARKHEAD ......... ..... 1 1957158 SHOTTS BON ACCOR0 ..2 PUMPHERSTON .......... 0 Allan RAMSAY 1898/99 PARKHEAD ..... ......4 WESTMARCH XI .... , .... 1 1958/59 IRVINE M EADOW ...... 2 Ian McLAUGHLIN 1899 /00 M A RYHILL. .......... 3 RUGBY XI ......... .... 2 SHETTLESTON .......... 1 1959/60 ST ANDREWS ......... 3 Steven STEWART 1900 /01 BURN BANK ATHLETIC .. 2 MARY HILL. .............O GREENOCK ............. 1 David FLYNN 1901 /02 GLENCAIRN .... ...... 1 MARYHILL........ ......0 1960/61 DU')IBAR UNITED ...... 2 CA MBUSLANG RANGERS ...0* Ronnie KENNETH 1902/03 PARKHEAD ........... 3 LARK HALL THISTLE.. •..0 • Aftey a -2 draw . Chic PEARSON 1903/04 VALE OF CLYDE...... 3 PARKHEAD ...•......... .O 1961/62 R,O8 ROY............ 1 RENFREW .............. 0* David FISHER 1904/05 ASHFIELD........ ...2 RENFREW VICS... ....... 1 *",~era 1-1 draw. 1962/63 IRVINE MEADOW ........2 GLENAFTON ............. 1 Stevie DICKOV 1905 /06 DUNIPAC E JUNIORS ... 1 ROB ROY... .. ..0 '1' David EVANS * After a 2-2 dra w. l 1963/64 JOHNSTONE BURGH .... 3 CAMBUSLANG RANGERS ...0* Mark CORCORAN 1906 /07 STRATHCLYDE ........ 1 MARYHILL XI .... ....o• ' Billy SPENCE * After two 1-1 draws. 1 1964/65 Mar: ROBERTSON 1907/08 LARKHALL THISTLE. .. 1 1965/66 EIONNYRIGG)ROSE..... 6 W HITBURN ............. 1* 1 Barry McNAUGHTO 1908/09 KILWINNING RANGERS.1 ~~ .A~~~(v~Et.~ ~.::.:0~ * After,a 1-1 draw . , Gary McGROTTY * After a 0-0 draw. 1966/67 1KILSYTH RANGERS .. (.3 RUTHERGLEN GLENCAIRN .. 1 Gareth DAILLY 1909/10 ASHFIELD ....... ... .3 KILWINNING RANGERS ...0* Afte r a 1-1 dra w. James CREANEY * After first match was protested . 1967/68 JOHNSTONE BURGH .... 4 GLENROTHES ........ ... 3* Ross GUNNION 1910 /11 BURNBANK ATHLETIC..1 PETERSHILL...... ..... 0* * After a 2-2 dra w. Barry McMAHON * After a 2-2 dra w. 1968/69 CAM~USLANG RANGERS.1 KIRKINTILLOCH ROB ROY.O Colin McGLASHAN 1911 /12 PETERSHILL......... 5 DENNY HIBS..... ..... .. O 1969no BLANTYRE V ICS...... 1 PENICUICK ATHLETIC ....0* Richard GIBB 1912 /13 INVERKEITHING UTD .. 1 DUNIP A CE JUNIORS .•....O * After a 2-2 dra w. Duncan Bruce {'KeeP-er) 1913 /14 LARKHALL THISTLE ... 1 ASHFIELD .............. 0 191on1 CAMBUSLANG RANGERS.2 NEWTONGRANGE STAR. .... 1 Greg LOGAN {'Keeper) * After dra wing 1-1 and 0-0. 1911n2 CAMBUSLANG RANGERS.3 BONNYRIGG ROSE ....... 2* 1914/15 PARKHEAD ........... 2 PORT GLASGOW .. ....... 0 • After a 1-1 dra w. 1915 /16 PETERSHILL.. ....... 2 PARKHEAD .............. O 1912n3 IRVINE MEADOW. .... 1 CAMBUSLANG RANGERS.. ..0* 1916 /17 ST M IRREN JUNIORS .. 1 RENFREW JUNIORS ...... 0* • After dra wing 3-3 and 2-2. * After a 0-0 draw. 1913n4 ■ • · Mi:1 1 t1,.,hrl;M~M4*1S■ ll~llll#ICMl1!1;J•~i:Mi MANAGER David Baikie MANAGER Jim Sinnet 1917 /18 PETERSHlll AWARDED CUP - NO FINAL PLAYED 1974175 GLENROTHES. ........ 1 RUTHERGLEN GLENCAIRN ..0 1918 /1 9 GLENCAIRN ..... ..... 1 ST ANT HONYS ........ ..0* 1975n6 BO'NESS UNITED ..... 3 DARVEL. ............... O COACHES Graeme Irons, Derek Carr, ASSISTANT MANAGER Harry Erwin * After a 1-1 draw. 1976n7 KILBIRNIE LADESIDE.3 KIRKINTILLOCH ROB ROY.1 & David Nicoll COACH Peter Duncan 1919 /20 PARKHEAD ........... 2 CAMB ULANG RANGERS ....0 197.Jne BONNYRIGG ROSE..... 1 STONEHOUSE VIOLET ..... O 1920 /21 ROB ROY. ......... 1 ASHFIELD ..............0 1978179 CUMNOCK ............ 1 BO.NESS UNITED ........ 0 PHYSIO Norrie Marshall PHYSIO David Jenkins 1921 /22 ST ROCHS .......... 2 KILWINNING RANG ERS ... 1* H79/80 BAILLIESTON ........2 BENBURB ........ ...... O+ * * After first match was protested . -t After ext ra-time * After a 2-2 draw . 1922/23 IN THE EVENT OF A DRAW . MUSSELBURGH BRUNT.. 2 ARN ISTON RANGERS. .....O POLLOCK ............ 1 ARTHURLIE ........... .0 1923 /24 PARKHEAD .......... .3 BAILUESTON .. If the teams are still level at the end of ninety minutes, th en 30 minutes extra-time will be played and if that fails to dete rmine the BLANTYRE VICS ...... 1 BAILLI ESTON .......... 0 * After a 1-1 dra w. winner, th e match will be decided by the taking of penalty kicks. EAST KILBRIDE TH .. 2 BO' NESS UNITED ....... 0 1924/25 SALTCOATS V ICS..... 2 ST ANTHONYS BO'NESS UNITED ..... 2 BAILL IESTON .... ...0 * After dra wing 1-1 and 3-3 . POL OK ........... .. 3 PETERSHILL ........... 1 * THIS EVENING'S PROGRAMME 1925 /26 STRATH CLYDE. ....... 2 BRIDGETON WAV ..... ...0* * After a 1-1 dra w. • Afte { a 1-1 dra w. Tonight's programme has been produced by Peter 1985/86 AUCHlNl::ECK TALBOT..3 POLLOK ............... 2 MATCH OFFICIALS 1926/27 GLENCAIRN .......... 2 CAMBUS NG RANGERS .... 1 Rundo, 4 Crawford Avenue. Gauldry, Newport-on­ 1986/87 AUCHINLE CK TALBOT..1 KlLBIRNIE LADESIDE ... 0* 1927/28 MARYHILL HIBS ...... 6 BURNBANK: ATHLETIC.. ... 2 REFEREE George Drummond Tay, DD6 8SG (Telephone (01382) 330877) on behalf 1928/29 DUNDEE VIOLET ...... 4 DENNY HIBS............ 0* 1 * After a protested game and a 2-2 draw. 1987/88 :t~:rN ~ ~~ ~:~OT .. 1 PETERSHILL~ ...... O of the Scottish Junior Football Association . 1929 /30 NEWTONGRANGE STAR. .3 HALL RUSSELL.......... 0 1988189 CUMNOCk ............ 1 ORMISTON PRIMROSE...... 0 ASSISTANT REFEREES The editor would also like to extend his thanks to the 1930 /31 DENNY HIBS ......... 1 BURNBANfe ATHLETIC .... 0 1989/90 Hill O BE'.ATH ....... 1 LESMAHAGOW ....... .....0 J McKendrick & J McNeil officials of all the semi-finalists for their ready and 1990/91 AUCHINLE CK TALBOT. .1 NEWTONGRANGE STAR. ....O 1931/32 · PERTHSHIRE... .... ..2 ROB ROY. •......... 1 willing assistance in compiling this programme and 1932 /33 YOKER ATHLETIC.. ... 4 TRANENT JUNIORS ...... 2* 1991/92 AUCHINLEC K TALBOT ..4 GLENA FTON ........... .. O 4th OFFICIAL William Collum * After a 0-0 dra w. 1992193 IC114~Mal•fr- B44•I·i in particular Abbie Oswald of Tayport and Vic Wood 1933 /34 BENBURB.. ......... .3 BRIDGETO N WAV ........ 1 1993194 LARMGESLTOHNlf... _T.. ...L ..E .. ... ·..... ·..· . 1 GLENAFTON ........ .... 0 of the Linlithgowshire Gazette who also kindly 1934/35 1994195 CA 2 TRANENT JUN IORS.... 6 PETERSHllL.......... , ■Nlltii,J C ITBURN ...............0 supplied all the Linlithgow photographs .. 1935 /36 BENBURB ....... ..... 1 YOKER ATHLETIC. ...... 0* 1995/96 MELON O+ * After a 1-1 dra w. TONIGHT'S MATCH BALL OLD PROGRAMMES - The editor is always 1936 /37 ARTHUR UE ......... .5 ,:, ROB OY .............. 1 1996/97 POLLOK.............. 3 TAYPORT..... .......... 1 interested in hearing from anyone who has any pre- 1937 /38 CAMBUSLANG RANGERS.3 BENBURB ..............2 1997/98 ARTHURLIL ... ... 4 POLLOK ....... ........0 The SJFA would like to thank MITRE 1970 Scottish programmes , and particularly old 1938/39 GLENCAIRN ....... ...2 SHAWF IELO .1 1998/99 KILWINNIN_\i ANGERS.. I KELTY HEARTS........ ..0 junior programmes, particularly relating to the 1939 /40 MARYHILL.. ......... 1 MORTONJ UNIOJl.S ....... 0 1999/00 WHITBURN ..............2 JOHNSTONEBURGH .... ..2§ for providing the match ball for tonight's 1940 /41 PERTHSHIRE..... ,~.3 A RM ADALE THISTL ....•• 1* ----- ,§v'Vhitburn won 4-3 on penalties after extra-time . Scottish Junior Cup. So if you can help please get in * After dra wing 2-2 and 0-0. 2000/01 RENFREW.. ............0 CARNOUSTIEPANMURE ....0§ Semi-Final. touch at the above address. CLYD: 8,:..NK. .... ..... 4 VALE OF CLYDE § Renfre w won 6-5 on penalti es after extra-time . The Scottish Junior Cup Semi- Final Tayport F.C. v Linlithgow Rose F.C. Welcome to Almondvale From the Secretar ale or to giveits full title, the West Lothian Courier ~~·- · Next month 's Firhill Final, th e goal of all th e clubs w ho set out on t he , ishousing an O.V.D. Cup semi-final for the second long trai l back in Octo ber, is now ju st one step away. * - Unlike t he last couple of years, it is the more fa ncied sides t hat have made it .,_ =.,~ ;."' throug h t o thi s penu lti mate st age of th e O.V.D. Cup . e of Scotland's newest stadiums and with a capacity overthe 10,000 mark now proudly stages SPLfootball after Livingston's remarkable rise the ranks.
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