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	Football Forums - junior cup final
		JUNIOR football has its annual day in the television spotlight tomorrow, when Auchinleck Talbot and Bathgate Thistle go head-to-head in the OVD Scottish Junior Cup final, at Kilmarnock's Rugby Park.
		The case for a Scottish "pyramid" is growing more compelling by the season and if these two attack-minded sides can put on an entertaining show, that case would be even harder to ignore.
		tom, the highland league is an ok league, however some of the local derbies in the junior leagues can pull a big crowd (i once went to see auchinleck talbot play the mighty glenafton, where the crowd was in the region of 4,500).
	www.footballforums.net /forums/scottish-football/110501-junior-cup-final-print.html (823 words)

	Scottish Junior Cup - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Scottish Junior Cup, is a competition organised by the Scottish Junior Football Association.
		The cup is extremely venerable having been competed for since the 1886-87 season, when Fairfield Govan became the first winners of the competition.
		The cup's long term sponsor, the OVD Demerara Rum company, who, as of 2006, had an eighteen year-long association with the competition withdrew their backing before the start of the 2006-07 competition.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Scottish_Junior_Cup (235 words)

	Lochgelly Albert JFC - Fixtures
		Taylor said: "The Scottish Cup is THE national competition and therefore sporting merit should be what it's all about - not what organisation you belong to.
		Past moves to embrace the juniors into the senior ranks have met with opposition from the junior clubs themselves.
		Junior football shouldn't be an island away from the rest of the game.
	www.lochgellyalbert.co.uk /cupchance.html (443 words)

	Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Indeed, they are traditionally one of the biggest Junior clubs in Scotland, but have not been as successful in recent years as they once were.
		Meadow have set many attendance records at other Junior club`s grounds and were at one stage invited to turn senior and play in the Scottish Football League.
		Ayrshire District Cup: 1899-00, 1903-04, 1909-10, 1913-14, 1914-15, 1932-33, 1938-39, 1946-47, 1950-51, 1951-52, 1954-55, 1955-56, 1957-58, 1970-71, 1976-77, 1977-78, 1981-82, 1987-88
	www.medda.co.uk /pmain.asp?s=2 (400 words)

	History
		The Ayrshire Junior Football Association was formed in 1889 but there was no junior team from Kilbirnie until 1901 when Ladeside came into existence, probably filling the gap after the demise of the senior club.
		In the Scottish Junior Cup they came close to success during this period with two appearances in the last sixteen (6th Round) in seasons 1906/07 and 1907/08.
		In season 1923/24 they recovered and were again crowned Ayrshire Junior Challenge Champions.In 1927 there was a split within the SJFA and the Western Junior League was dissolved and a breakaway movement of 18 Ayrshire Junior Clubs of which Kilbirnie was one formed a new league.
	www.ladeside.co.uk /history.html (2812 words)

	The Herald
		Scottish Cup and League Cup games would bring more income, while the top three or four clubs would enjoy the financial benefits of Champions League or Uefa Cup competitions as well.
		Scottish football must be the last example of the "closed shop" in the United Kingdom.
		Self-interest from the blazers is diametrically opposed to a meaningful and seamless meritocratic structure that could embrace pub league to Premier League, and truly recognise the massively under-resourced and under-valued community and social benefits of grassroots football.
	www.theherald.co.uk /63132.shtml (537 words)

	Scottish Cup - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Scottish Football Association Challenge Cup, also known as The Scottish Cup, is the national cup knockout competition in Scottish football.
		The competition is of a similar format to the FA Cup in England, with a knockout, single elimination, format where teams are drawn against each other randomly (no seedings are present).
		From the 2007/2008 season there could be a new system to the Scottish Cup which could see the Scottish Qualifying Cup scrapped and all teams given entry to the cup along with 4 Junior League sides.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Scottish_Cup (660 words)

	Cumnock Juniors
		Cumnock Juniors are a Scottish football (soccer) club based in Cumnock, Ayrshire.
		Formed in 1912 they have a history of local success and are one of the bigger Junior clubs in their region they have not had the national success of their near neighbours and rivals, Auchinleck Talbot.
		Cumnock are based at Townhead Park and currently compete in the Western Region Junior League.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/cu/Cumnock_Juniors.html (96 words)

	Kilbirnie Ladeside
		Kilbirnie Ladeside are a Scottish football (soccer) club, from Ayrshire.
		Based at Valefield Park, they currently compete in the Western Region Junior League and play in gold and fl strips.
		Ayrshire District Cup: 1904-05, 1910-11, 1912-13, 1933-34, 1936-37, 1949-50, 1966-67, 1969-70, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1992-93, 1999-00
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ki/Kilbirnie_Ladeside.html (90 words)

	SCOTTISH LEAGUE SFAQS
		The trophies referred to in the letterhead are the Scottish Junior Cup, Glasgow Junior Cup and Glasgow Junior League.
		Confusingly for those unfamiliar with the set-up, Junior football in Scotland doesn't refer to age but is a different grade of the game, roughly equivalent to non-league in England.
		A lot of junior teams were once senior clubs or formed after the senior team went bust.
	www.scottishleague.net /archive/archive147.htm (908 words)

	West Scottish Junior Football Website
		This is an unofficial website to show off detailed league tables and the latest fixtures/results in Junior football in the West.
		More often than not it can become rather tedious to rely on the OFFICIAL SJFA websites to update tables and results, which is where this website steps in: If a single result is already known it goes in, instead of waiting for ALL the results to come in before releasing information.
		As well as keeping track of the league, this website will also track all the cup competitions taking place in the West of Scotland, and will included the most coveted prize of all - the Scottish Junior Cup.
	westjuniorfootball.bizhat.com (168 words)

	Scottish Junior Football Association
		The Scottish Junior Football Association was formed in 1886 and is affiliated to the Scottish Football Association.
		The geographical spread of clubs is from the Moray Firth to Dumfrieshire and from Greenock, in the West, to Dunbar, in the East.
		The National Competition is currently known as the Scottish Junior Cup and is played on a knockout basis - all clubs participating.
	www.footballcentral.org /sfa/associations/scottish-junior-football-association/scottish-junior-football-association_home.cfm (123 words)

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		The junior game is well covered by the bridge press whenever a major tournament takes place.
		In addition, several bridge journalists use junior events as a source of material for their daily newspaper columns.
		A number of Scottish junior players have earned write-ups in her column, although often it is for the ‘Friday Disaster’ rather than for a piece of ingenuity.
	www.scottishjuniorbridge.net /Reports.htm (173 words)

	Beith Juniors FC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		As a junior club, Beith started off slowly, not helped with World War II breaking out shortly after they started playing, although they made it to the Irvine and District Cup Final in their 1st season, 1939-40 and to the 5th round in the Scottish Junior Cup.
		In season 2002-2003, they won the Ayrshire Cup beating Kilwinning Rangers 3-1 in the final, courtesy of a John Craig hat-trick and made it to at least to the quarter final stage of all the cup competitions they were involved in.
		The club exited in the 1st round of the Scottish Cup to Lanark, the 3rd round of the West of Scotland Cup and the 2nd round of the Ayrshire Cup.
	eteamz.active.com /beithjuniorsfc (2085 words)

	OVD
		Junior football in Tayport was relatively short lived and ended with the outbreak of hostilities in 1914.
		Junior football in the town wasn't resurrected until 1990 when the present Tayport FC, was admitted to membership of the Scottish Junior FA in time for the 1990/91 season.
		It is a period during which the club has become the area's, indeed the country's, most successful junior club dominating Tayside Junior football in unprecedented fashion, winning every competition open to them including the OVD Scottish Junior Cup in 1996.
	www.thelangonline.org /ovd.htm (1670 words)

	News Archive
		This latest news is a savage blow to Kilwinning´s plans for tomorrow´s OVD Scottish Cup tie against the Cup holders Whitburn, with the remaining club officials trying to arrange a meeting to discuss their plight.
		The former Junior international was sent packing after a touchline dust-up with ref Brian Martin and one of his linesman during a controversial match in which Vics had THREE players sent off as they crashed 1-0.
		Angry two-time OVD Scottish Cup winner Billy Thomson is threatening court action against troubled Dalry Thistle unless his ongoing dispute with the Merksworth Park club is settled by junior beaks.
	website.lineone.net /~stuart.mcaulay/News2000-01.html (6398 words)

	Juniors welcome latest Scottish Cup bid - Evening Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Junior clubs have welcomed the latest attempts to include them in the senior Scottish Cup.
		The plan would involve scrapping the Scottish Qualifying Cup competition and having an all-in first round draw as of next season.
		It will again open the debate for a pyramid system to allow new teams into the SFL, but the juniors have consistently resisted such a move and that still is the case today.
	www.eveningtimes.co.uk /sport/6029335.shtml (147 words)

	Springburn Virtual Museum: Petershill and Athletic Football Club, Scottish Junior Cup winners, 1952
		Petershill Athletic and Junior Football Club have been the Scottish junior football representatives of the Springburn and Townhead areas of Glasgow for over a century.
		In 1935 the club moved to Petershill Park, for which all the work of laying the pitch, erecting terracing, pavilion and dressing rooms was performed by local volunteers.
		The club have been junior league champions 10 times in their history and have won the Scottish Junior Cup on five occasions, the last time in 1956, beating Lugar Boswell Thistle 4-1.
	gdl.cdlr.strath.ac.uk /springburn/spring017.htm (128 words)

	Junior profile - Evening Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Another defender and inspirational type I admire greatly is Vale of Leven's Jim Meechan who, at his peak, was arguably the top Junior defender.
		Supporters came out of the woodwork to back us and it was a never-to-be-forgotten experience when we rode back into Renfrew and thousands were lining the streets to welcome us.
		- Last season's Scottish semi-final defeat to Tayport was a sore one, particularly as I sat on the subs' bench apart from the last 10 minutes.
	www.eveningtimes.co.uk /lo/extra/7022597.html (421 words)

	The Daily Record - SPORT - FOOTBALL - WILL SCOTTISH CUP DOOR EVER OPEN FOR JUNIOR TEAMS? - WILL SCOTTISH CUP DOOR EVER ...
		JUNIOR clubs have been knocking at the door for years but are their senior counterparts really about to let them in?
		Dick Shaw, secretary of the South FA and a member ofthe Scottish Cup Review Committee, is sure the proposals will get the green light when a vote is taken at next June's annual general meeting.
		With a lack of sponsorship in the Scottish game, many observers think this would be the ideal time to make changes that could fire the imagination of potential investors and the public.
	www.dailyrecord.co.uk /sport/football/tm_headline=will-scottish-cup-door-ever-open-for-junior-teams-&method=full&objectid=18289314&siteid=66633-name_page.html (956 words)

	Scotsman.com Sport - Football - Scottish Cup - Bradley has hopes of making a Mark in Cup
		The SFA is set to discuss proposals to allow the winners of the three regional Super Leagues and the Scottish Junior Cup champions this season direct entry into the first round proper at their agm in June.
		The midfielder turned in a man of the match display as he tried to inspire the Creamery Park outfit to the trophy although his efforts ultimately proved to be in vain.
		They are an excellently run club who would be a credit to the SFA setup and they could play every year in the Scottish Cup as members and not have to depend on winning the SJFA Cup or the East League.
	sport.scotsman.com /football_scottishcup.cfm?id=370242007 (1134 words)

	History
		It was in 1904 that Cambuslang joined the Glasgow Junior League and also moved to a new ground at Somervell Park on a rental basis, the site was the property of Somervells, originally from Ayrshire.
		Cambuslang earned the title of "Junior Side of the Century" in the eyes of a lot of Scottish Newspapers, after they retained the Scottish Junior Cup in1971-72 with a 3-2 victory over Bonnyrigg Rose in the replay at Hampden after the two sides had earlier drew 1-1.
		Although Cambuslang reached the Final of the Scottish Cup for the third year in succession in 1972-73, their chance of creating history was thwarted at the hands of Irvine Meadow.
	www.thelangonline.org /history.htm (988 words)

	SeasonBySeason02
		This disappointment was followed by our departure from the Junior Cup when, although coming from three down to earn a replay, we went out to Bank's o'Dee after extra-time in that Aberdeen replay.
		After finishing the previous campaign with a Millennium Cup Final appearance against Fauldhouse United, genuine optimism for what could be achieved this season has given way to a familiar feeling of disappointment.
		Two victories from the final seven John Walker League fixtures were then insufficient reward for the way the team performed and it was a disappointing tenth place finish that was the reward for an equally disappointing campaign.
	www.blackburnunited.homestead.com /SeasonBySeason02.html (1984 words)

	Bo'ness United Football Club \| Official Website
		Then tragically, due to injuries, they were forced to make 5 positional changes in the Scottish Junior Cup Final against Shawfield Juniors which they lost in a replay by 2 goals to 1.
		Names which I am sure are indelibly inscribed in the memory of all who were at that wonderful final, when the Scottish Junior Cup came to Bo'ness for the first time.
		The next visit to the Scottish Cup Final was in season 1978/79 when they were narrowly defeated by Cumnock Juniors from Ayrshire.
	www.bonessunited.co.uk /club/history.htm (1010 words)

	Scottish Football Association: The Scottish FA: Scotland :
		The Scottish Junior Football Association aims to foster and develop the game of football among all Junior clubs in Scotland.
		There is a degree of overlap between Associations, such as the West of Scotland Cup which is competed for by teams from the Central and Ayrshire regions.
		There is an international set-up at Junior level with the best of Scottish talent playing regular matches against their English, Irish and Welsh counterparts.
	www.scottishfa.co.uk /scottish_football.cfm?curpageid=227 (224 words)

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		There are a number of junior events and competitions open to all young bridge players across the United Kingdom.
		In Scotland, the major competitions are the Scottish Schools’ Teams Championship, the Frischmann Pairs Trophy and the Home Nations’ international tournament for the Peggy Bayer trophy and the Junior Camrose Cup.
		All these events have a rich history and many of today’s senior internationalist, both male and female, have won or participated in them during their time as juniors.
	www.scottishjuniorbridge.net /Results.htm (78 words)

	Official Site of the Tennent's Scottish Cup - Scottish FA, Tennent's, Cup Kidz, Scottish Football, Scottish Cup
		The first ever Scottish Cup tie was played on a public park.
		The first cup competition was contested by 16 teams.
		The first cup final goal was scored by Willie McKinnon of Queen's Park and Scotland.
	www.scottishcup.org /history.html (220 words)

	Back of the NET
		The lack of unity between the senior non-league and Junior structures is one of the biggest stumbling blocks to the creation of a pyramid system similar to that in England which would allow ambitious clubs the opportunity to gain League membership on merit.
		This would allow for greater opportunities for advancement to be introduced if the play-offs proved a success or a reversion to the status quo ante in the (unlikely) event of promoted clubs failing to hold their own.
		There's a suggestion that the Junior Cup may be heading the same way as senior competitions with the tournament being dominated by the 'big' clubs.
	www.scottishleague.net /archive/archive146.htm (1231 words)

	Scotland on Sunday - Sport - Marr's pals dream of a silvery Tayport (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Tayport are bidding to take the blue riband of the junior game back to Tayside for only the third time in the 117-year history of the tournament, and a win for holders Linlithgow would bring only the fifth time that a team have enjoyed successive successes.
		Since then they have won nine titles, five regional cups and the Scottish Junior Cup in 1996, with two further final appearances to their credit.
		But the junior game remains in a healthy state, according to Linlithgow secretary David Roy, who is in his 43rd year as an office-bearer of his club; he was made MBE in 1999 for his services.
	scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=616162003 (655 words)

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