Mauchline Football Club was a senior football team based in the small town of Mauchline in East Ayrshire. The club was founded in 1873. Its first match...
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club was drawn to play Mauchline F.C., but withdrew, and the last recorded match for the club was a 9–0 defeat to Kilbirnie F.C. in the Ayrshire Cup that...
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pre-professional period, but, in common with fellow village clubs like Annbank F.C. and Mauchline F.C., the club found that the arrival of the Scottish League and the...
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Galston, Irvine, Kilwinning Monkcastle, Mauchline, Newmilns, Saltcoats Victoria and Stevenston Thistle F.C. By 1893 the Ayrshire Football League had...
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bye in the first round. However, they then lost 2–1 at Holm Quarry to Mauchline in the second round. The 1877–78 season was the fifth season of competitive...
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John Smith (sportsman, born 1855) (redirect from J.C. Miller)
Australia and New Zealand in 1888. Smith began playing football at Mauchline F.C. before transferring to Edinburgh University while he studied. After...
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free-kick for handball right in front of the Mauchline goal, but put the ball straight through, as the Mauchline defence "drew back to give it a clear passage";...
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Hammer Pos Athlete Dist 1. Robert Smith (Mauchline FC) 94 ft 7in (28.84m) 2. Kenneth Whitton (Ross County FC) 93 ft 2in (28.40m)...
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3,000 spectators. At Hampden Park, Ernest Latimer Stones (Partick Thistle FC) broke the Scottish record for the pole vault with his winning height of 11...
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the future. It didn't, however, affect the result with Alex Findlay (Ayr FC) easily retaining his title shortly before emigrating to the United States...
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Scotsman, 3 June 2008 Tait, Jon (5 January 2016). Anvil – A Record of Gretna FC in the Scottish Football League. Lulu.com. ISBN 9781326285371.[self-published...
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its first season - amongst its victories was a four-goal win over the Mauchline club - encouraged it to turn senior for 1892–93. However it only played...
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Cup "New football club". Fife Free Press: 4. 12 November 1881. "3d E.R.V.F.C. v St Clement's (Dundee)". Scotsman. 2 October 1876. "Football". Daily Review:...
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season there was a split within the club. A new side - Bathgate Athletic F.C. - was formed, with a ground at the head of the High Street, and wearing...
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John Harvie (Queen's Park FC) set both Scottish Native and All-comers records in the 3 miles walk. Kenneth Whitton (St George's FC) in winning the shot put...
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between Dundee and Glasgow players". Dundee Courier: 3. 1 May 1876. "3d E.R.V.F.C. v St Clement's (Dundee)". Scotsman. 2 October 1876. "St Clement's (Dundee)...
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Springbank Douglas Wanderers Dumfries Hibernians Fleet Star Garlieston Mauchline Nithsdale (1895) Queen of the South Wanderers (1891–94) Stranraer Athletic...
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Harrison "selfishly" failed to pass the ball, and Mauchline broke back. Portland was runner-up to Mauchline in the first Ayrshire Cup in 1877–78, losing 4–2...
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Springbank Douglas Wanderers Dumfries Hibernians Fleet Star Garlieston Mauchline Nithsdale (1895) Queen of the South Wanderers (1891–94) Stranraer Athletic...
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Smithstone Hibs F.C. was a football club from Kilsyth in Scotland. The club was sometimes known as Smithstone Hibernian, but the name as officially given...
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Springbank Douglas Wanderers Dumfries Hibernians Fleet Star Garlieston Mauchline Nithsdale (1895) Queen of the South Wanderers (1891–94) Stranraer Athletic...
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references afterwards to Armadale appear to relate to the Armadale Volunteers F.C. The club wore the following colours: 1880–89: navy jerseys and stockings...
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Twydell, Dave (1993). Rejected FC of Scotland Volume 2. Yore Publications. p. 182. ISBN 1 874427 30 5. Minute Book S.F.A. Scottish Football Association...
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Springbank Douglas Wanderers Dumfries Hibernians Fleet Star Garlieston Mauchline Nithsdale (1895) Queen of the South Wanderers (1891–94) Stranraer Athletic...
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Springbank Douglas Wanderers Dumfries Hibernians Fleet Star Garlieston Mauchline Nithsdale (1895) Queen of the South Wanderers (1891–94) Stranraer Athletic...
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Ironworks, and its first match was on 26 August 1876, against a Partick F.C. side, which won 8–0. There had been an attempt to merge with the East Lanarkshire...
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Springbank Douglas Wanderers Dumfries Hibernians Fleet Star Garlieston Mauchline Nithsdale (1895) Queen of the South Wanderers (1891–94) Stranraer Athletic...
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