
Jim Stark
Sports Journalist at Central Fife Times & Advertiser
Articles
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1 week ago |
dunfermlinepress.com | Jim Stark
The new season is on the horizon and Dunfermline and Carnegie Cricket Club's first XI started their preparations with a friendly match on Saturday. They welcomed ESCA (East of Scotland Cricket Association) Championship team, Drummond Trinity, to McKane Park ahead of their Division Two campaign starting on April 26. Minus only two or three likely regulars, and with Drummond Trinity having a similar side, it was a high scoring and competitive game.
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1 week ago |
centralfifetimes.com | Jim Stark
The changes would see Cowdenbeath play in the East Lowland Division, along with teams like Hill of Beath Hawthorn (Image: David Wardle) Changes to the Lowland League structure could take weeks to finalise. The proposal aims to create two 16-team East and West divisions to run alongside the Highland League. However, a decision on this plan is not expected soon.
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2 weeks ago |
centralfifetimes.com | Jim Stark
John Gilfillan (pictured) and John Bald are set to play a role in Lochgelly Centre's 80th anniversary of VE Day event (Image: Cowdenbeath Rotary Club) Two Cowdenbeath Rotary Club members are set to play a role in the 80th anniversary of VE Day celebrations on May 9. One of the events is being organised by Fife Council's Cowdenbeath Area Committee and will be at Lochgelly Centre.
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2 weeks ago |
centralfifetimes.com | Jim Stark
Cowdenbeath may have midfielder Matty McDonald returning for the match against Celtic B (Image: David Wardle) COWDENBEATH'S hopes of finishing eighth in the Lowland League rest on beating Celtic B on Saturday. The Blues are in ninth spot with 39 points, and after a comeback against Hearts B, manager Dougie Hill is keen to surpass CS Strollers, who are five points ahead with two fixtures left.
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2 weeks ago |
centralfifetimes.com | Jim Stark
Hill of Beath Hawthorn suffered a 1-0 defeat at Whitburn (Image: David Wardle) SATURDAY’S East of Scotland card saw important wins for Dundonald Bluebell and Lochore Welfare. However, it was a rare disappointing day for Premier League side Hill of Beath Hawthorn and Third Division title chasers Lochgelly Albert, while First Division Crossgates Primrose could only manage a draw.
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