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Scottish Junior Cup Scottish Junior Cup PART TWO 1900-1910 1900-01 FIRST ROUND Ayrshire Renfrewshire & Bute Ayr Carlton XI 3-1 Common Thistle Cartside WL Dunoon Rangers Beith Gateside Thistle 9-0 Dumfries Rosslyn Ferguslie 2-2 Kilmacolm (2-3) Benquhat Heatherbell 3-1 Stewarton Greenock Overton 3-2 St Winnoch's Crosshouse 0-1 Newmilns Greenock Volunteers 10-0 Inkerman Rangers Darvel 8-0 Lanemark Thistle Levern Victoria 7-1 Bute Rangers Drongan Rangers 5-0 Maybole Gardenrose XI Port-Glasgow Athletic Jrs 3-0 Springhill (Barrhead) Glenbuck Athletic 5-1 Kilmarnock Woodend Rothesay Royal Victoria 3-3 Renfrew Victoria (1-4) Kilmarnock Hibernian 2-0 Muirkirk Athletic Rothesay St Blane’s 5-1 Gourock Victoria Kilmaurs 3-2 Burnfoothill Primrose Western Hibernian 1-2 Westmarch XI Mauchline Thistle 3-2 Dumfries Corinthians Busby Cartvale were a late entry and were allowed into the second Rugby XI scr-WO Dean Park round Stewarton Cunninghame 4-2 Kilmarnock Shawbank BYE – Irvine Meadow XI Glasgow Lanarkshire Ashfield 1-1 Glasgow Perthshire (5-1) Auchenheath Thistle 3-0 Shotts Harp Benburb 3-0 Elder Park Blantyre Hibernian 2-1 Chryston Athletic Rutherglen Glencairn 3-0 Clyde Jrs Cadzow Rangers WO-scr Longriggend Wanderers Kelvinside Wanderers 0-2 Jordanhill Clydesdale Wanderers 1-2 Cadzow Oak Langside Athletic 3-5 Co-operative United Dalziel Rovers 3-2 Glengowan Rangers Maryhill 5-1 Vale of Clyde East Benhar Heatherbell 0-2 Dykehead Hawthorn Parkhead 0-1 Cambuslang Rangers Forth Thistle 3-1 Morningside Rangers Parkhill 0-6 Parkhead Athletic Harthill Athletic WO-scr Douglas St Bride’s Partick Athletic 8-0 Glasgow Hibernian Haywood Wanderers 1-0 Douglas Water Thistle Petershill 4-1 Strathclyde Holytown Thistle 2-3 Carluke Milton Rovers Possilpark United 0-2 Rockbank Kirkwood Thistle 7-1 Glespin St George's 3-2 Hillhead Lanark Athletic 0-11 Bellshill Athletic Woodside Athletic 0-2 Cambuslang Hibernian Larkhall Thistle 5-0 Craigneuk Thistle BYE – DY Stewart’s Motherwell Milton Rovers 2-4 Hamilton Academical Jrs Glasgow United were a late entry and were allowed into the second Nethanvale Thistle 2-5 Burnbank Athletic round Newarthill 0-2 Baillieston Thistle East Plains 7-1 Larkhall Blue Bell Armadale Daisy 1-0 Niddrie Blue Bell Uddingston St John’s 5-3 Quarter Huttonbank Arniston Rangers 1-2 Niddry Violet Dumbartonshire Blackburn Rovers WO-scr Macmerry St Clair Bowling United 3-4 Yoker Athletic Bo’ness Our Boys 11-0 Oakbank United Clydebank Celtic 0-1 Kirkintilloch Rob Roy Broxburn Athletic WO-scr Tranent United Duntocher Hibernian 1-2 Clydebank Jrs Haddington Thistle 1-4 Edinburgh Bainfield Hardgate 5-2 Cumbernauld Edinburgh Myrtle 2-1 Leith Craighall Milngavie 1-0 Dumbarton Albion Edinburgh Thistle 3-1 Britannia Smithston Albion 6-0 Kirkintilloch Harp Granton Oakvale 7-1 Linlithgow Rose BYE – Dalmuir Rangers Leith Ivanhoe 7-0 Newtongrange Star Leith Roseburn DD Pumpherston (?-? abd?, DD) Both clubs qualified for the second round after 3 matches Loanhead Mayflower 3-1 North Western Musselburgh Fern 1-2 Edinburgh Renton Prestonpans Athletic 4-2 Granton Caroline Vale of Grange 8-0 Edinburgh Rosebery BYE – Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic Stirlingshire Fife Airth Castle Rangers 5-2 Campsie Hearts Anstruther Rangers 4-1 Methil Rangers Alva Albion Rangers 10-0 Summerhouse United Dunfermline Our Boys 1-1 Dunfermline (0-2) Bonnybridge Athletic scr-WO Falkirk Hawthorn Inverkeithing Thistle 1-3 Lassodie Cowie Wanderers 5-0 Falkirk Excelsior Kettle United 1-4 Raith Athletic Denny Athletic 3-1 St Ninians Thistle Lochgelly Rangers 2-0 Leven Thistle Dunipace 3-4 Alloa Seafield Thistle Tayside Albion 0-2 Buckhaven United Gairdoch 11-0 East Plean United BYE – Vale of Wemyss Grange Rovers 5-1 Forth Rangers Border Burghs Kilsyth Violet 2-1 Slamannan Jrs Protest BYE – Peebles Rovers Kilsyth Violet were later expelled North, Forfarshire & Perthshire Longcroft Thistle 1-3 Clackmannan Jrs Arbroath Rovers Athletic 2-4 East Craigie Sauchie 10-0 New Dock Celtic Dundee Stobswell 9-2 Dundee Norwood Stanburn Daisy 3-3 Alloa Vale of Forth (2-3) Dundee Violet 5-3 Arbroath Dauntless Stenhousemuir Hearts 3-1 Kilsyth Emmet Forfar East End 5-0 Perth Celtic Vale of Carron 2-2 Craigforth Rangers (2-0 abd, 3-1) Lochee St Leonard's 5-3 Brechin United Perth St Leonard's 2-1 Dundee Parkmore SECOND ROUND Ayrshire & Renfrewshire East Ayr Carlton XI 2-1 Drongan Rangers Anstruther Rangers 0-2 Lochgelly Rangers Beith Gateside Thistle 4-1 Kilmarnock Hibernian Armadale Daisy 1-2 Buckhaven United Darvel 2-2 Kilmaurs (6-1) Edinburgh Bainfield 6-0 Blackburn Rovers Deanpark 1-4 Renfrew Victoria Edinburgh Thistle 2-2 Bo'ness Our Boys (2-7) Greenock Overton 2-4 Irvine Meadow XI Granton Oakvale WO-scr Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic Kilmacolm 2-1 Cartside Lassodie 0-0 Niddry Violet abd 78 mins Mauchline Thistle 2-4 Benquhat Heatherbell Niddry did not appear for replay and Lassodie awarded tie Newmilns 6-2 Port-Glasgow Athletic Jrs Leith Roseburn 2-2 Dunfermline (0-5) Rothesay St Blane's 2-3 Glenbuck Athletic Loanhead Mayflower 0-3 Edinburgh Renton at Parkhead Jrs the agreed neutral venue Peebles Rovers 2-2 Raith Athletic (scr-WO) Stewarton Cunninghame 2-3 Greenock Volunteers Prestonpans Athletic 0-0 Broxburn Athletic (0-3) Westmarch XI 4-2 Levern Victoria Pumpherston 1-1 Leith Ivanhoe (1-1, 3-2 abd, 1-3 both matches at Niddry Violet FC) Vale of Wemyss 0-3 Vale of Grange BYE – Edinburgh Myrtle Dumbartonshire & Stirlingshire Glasgow & Lanarkshire Airth Castle Rangers 2-3 Vale of Carron Ashfield 7-1 Forth Thistle Alloa Seafield Thistle 2-2 Clydebank (0-7) Auchenheath Thistle 7-3 Kirkwood Thistle Alloa Vale of Forth 4-1 Dalmuir Rangers Benburb 0-3 Haywood Wanderers Clackmannan Jrs 5-2 Sauchie Blantyre Hibernian 1-3 Cadzow Rangers Denny Athletic 7-0 Slamannan Jrs Cambuslang Hibernian 0-1 Cadzow Oak Falkirk Hawthorn 0-0 Milngavie (4-2) Cambuslang Rangers 3-1 Co-operative United Grange Rovers 2-1 Gairdoch Dykehead Hawthorn 1-0 Baillieston Thistle Hardgate 0-3 Cowie Wanderers Harthill Thistle 9-0 Glasgow United Stenhousemuir Hearts 2-2 Smithston Albion Jordanhill 2-0 Carluke Milton Rovers (disq-WO as Stenhousemuir failed to turn up twice for replay) Larkhall Thistle 4-2 Rockbank Yoker Athletic 1-4 Alva Albion Rangers Maryhill 0-0 Bellshill Athletic (5-1) BYE – Kirkintilloch Rob Roy Parkhead Athletic 3-1 Partick Athletic North, Forfarshire & Perthshire Petershill 1-0 DY Stewart Dundee Stobswell 1-0 East Craigie Rutherglen Glencairn 7-3 Plains Forfar East End 1-4 Dundee Violet St George's 0-8 Dalziel Rovers Perth St Leonard's 2-2 Lochee St Leonard's (4-2) Uddingston St John's 1-1 Hamilton Academical Jrs (3-3, awarded to Uddingston, HA failed to appear for a replay at Tollcross) BYE – Burnbank Athletic THIRD ROUND Ayrshire & Renfrewshire Dumbartonshire & Stirlingshire Benquhat Heatherbell scr-WO Newmilns Clydebank Jrs 5-0 Clackmannan Glenbuck Athletic 5-2 Gateside Thistle Denny Athletic 5-2 Alloa Vale of Forth Irvine Meadow XI 1-1 Ayr Carlton XI (4-2) Falkirk Hawthorn 1-2 Kirkintilloch Rob Roy Kilmacolm 2-5 Greenock Volunteers Grange Rovers 5-1 Cowie Wanderers Renfrew Victoria 2-1 Westmarch XI Vale of Carron 1-2 Smithston Albion BYE – Darvel BYE – Alva Albion Rangers East, Fife & North Glasgow & Lanarkshire Broxburn Athletic 1-1 Buckhaven United (3-1) Auchenheath Thistle 3-2 Cadzow Rangers Dundee Violet 2-2 Edinburgh Myrtle (1-2) Burnbank Athletic 7-0 Haywood Wanderers Edinburgh Renton 1-3 Dunfermline Cadzow Oak 3-0 Rutherglen Glencairn Granton Oakvale 0-1 Bo'ness Our Boys Cambuslang Rangers 1-1 Ashfield (4-5) Leith Ivanhoe 4-0 Lassodie Dalziel Rovers 3-1 Jordanhill Lochgelly Rangers 4-1 Edinburgh Bainfield Harthill Thistle 5-2 Petershill Perth St Leonard's 3-4 Raith Athletic Maryhill 2-0 Larkhall Thistle Vale of Grange 4-2 Dundee Stobswell Parkhead Athletic 7-1 Dykehead Hawthorn BYE – Uddingston St John's FOURTH ROUND Alva Albion Rangers 4-3 Dalziel Rovers Raith Athletic 3-0 Greenock Volunteers Auchenheath Thistle 5-2 Lochgelly Rangers Harthill Thistle 1-1 Uddingston St John's (5-1) Burnbank Athletic 6-2 Irvine Meadow XI Leith Ivanhoe 1-0 Bo’ness Our Boys Clydebank Jrs 5-0 Cadzow Oak Maryhill 4-1 Kintilloch Rob Roy Darvel 2-0 Grange Rovers Parkhead Athletic 4-1 Denny Athletic Dunfermline 2-2 Vale of Grange (3-2) Smithston Albion 4-3 Broxburn Athletic Glenbuck Athletic 0-7 Newmilns BYES – Ashfield, Edinburgh Myrtle, Renfrew Victoria FIFTH ROUND Ashfield 2-3 Smithston Albion Auchenheath Thistle 3-1 Edinburgh Myrtle Burnbank Athletic 5-2 Leith Ivanhoe Clydebank 1-2 Raith Athletic Darvel 4-4 Alva Albion Rangers (5-1) both matches at Maryhill Newmilns 1-2 Maryhill Parkhead Athletic 2-1 Dunfermline Harthill Thistle 0-1 Renfrew Victoria SIXTH ROUND Burnbank Athletic 9-0 Auchenheath Thistle Maryhill 3-0 Darvel Raith Athletic disq-WO Parkhead Athletic Issue over no guarantees being given about expenses Smithston Albion 0-2 Renfrew Victoria SEMI-FINAL Burnbank Athletic 5-1 Parkhead Athletic Maryhill 2-1 Renfrew Victoria 6 April at Shawfield Park, Glasgow 13 April at Meadowside Park, Glasgow FINAL Maryhill 0-2 Burnbank Athletic 11 May at Exhibition Grounds, Glasgow 1901-02 FIRST ROUND Ayrshire Dumbartonshire Craigbank 0-0 Common Thistle (0-3) Clydebank Jrs 4-0 Cumbernauld Cronberry Eglinton 8-0 Mauchline Thistle Dumbarton Corinthians 0-2 Duntocher Hibernian Dalry Athletic WO-scr Afton Lads Kirkintilloch Rob Roy 3-2 Strathleven Gateside Thistle 1-0 Kilmaurs Old Kilpatrick 4-2 Hardgate Glenbuck Cherrypickers WL Darvel Smithston Albion 5-1 Garscadden Irvine Meadow XI 7-3 Rankinston Mountaineers Yoker Athletic 3-0 Condorrat Thistle Kilmarnock Winton
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