
Jim Stark
Sports Journalist at Central Fife Times & Advertiser
Articles
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4 days ago |
centralfifetimes.com | Jim Stark
A very good singer, Bill was the star of many a Lochgelly and District Amateur Musical Association show and he was always someone who was delighted to make a contribution at any social evening. Bill was born on April 5, 1938, during what was a volatile period, with political unrest in Europe, with grave fears of an impending world war.
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1 week ago |
centralfifetimes.com | Jim Stark
She held the launch of ‘The Sock In Search Of His Soul’ at the library in the town and families went along to find out more about her story. Elaine said: “It was great to have the support of local people and of course the Cowdenbeath library, which was always my favourite place to visit as a child with my passion and love for books, especially the illustrations, hence the reason that I am now after many other creative ventures.
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1 week ago |
dunfermlinepress.com | Jim Stark
After suffering a setback at Drummond Trinity seven days prior, the McKane Park club's first XI were on the front foot from the start at Peffermill, with their attack on top. Wickets fell at regular intervals and the introduction of Muhammad Amjad saw a total collapse by the hosts, who were all out in just 28.2 overs, setting the visitors a modest target of 113.
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1 week ago |
centralfifetimes.com | Jim Stark
This will see the pyramid set-up introduce two 16-team Lowland League divisions, East and West, running alongside the Highland League. The proposal, tabled last month, gained unanimous agreement last night (Monday) from the Lowland League clubs, including Cowdenbeath. This new format effectively brings an end to the threat of relegation from the Lowland League next season, while the champions will continue to vie for a spot in the SPFL League 2 at the campaign’s close.
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1 week ago |
centralfifetimes.com | Jim Stark
2 1/1 Kirkcaldy & Dysart 2 Hill of Beath 1 THE Haws' dreams of ending the season on a high were crushed on Friday night when they lost the League Cup semi-final to lower league opposition. Hill of Beath finished runners-up in the Premier Division but were on the end of a shock defeat at Kirkcaldy as the mid table First Division hosts won the tie.
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