Football
Call offs not costly, says Burgh boss Walker
JOHNSTONE Burgh were dealt another league blow on Saturday, as their home game with Maryhill fell by the wayside.
Burgh have only played four games so far in the Central League First Division, and a result in the Keanie Park meeting with high-flying Maryhill would have been a great morale boost heading into the winter calendar.
LACK of league action is beginning to frustrate Johnstone Burgh manager George Walker, but at least the manager can find the silver lining in the string of call-offs.
Frew to freeze out Fife Flyers
RENFREW were frozen out on Saturday as their Girvan clash was put on the back burner, but will be looking to ignite their season this weekend with a trip to Fife.
JOHNSTONE FALL FLAT AGAINST ANTS
A DREAM start for Johnstone Burgh proved too fragile as battling St Anthony’s forced a share of the spoils at McKenna Park.
Tempers flared as Renfrew crashed out of the cup in a hard-fought match, rife with talking points and some bizarre decisions from the match officials.
BURGH'S JOY OF SIX AT SEASIDERS
THREE quick-fire goals proved decisive for Johnstone Burgh as they swept past Saltcoats Victoria in the Scottish Junior Cup.
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Rory rules the roost in juniors
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GLASGOW Veterinary Surgeon Hayley Haining was in superb form competing in the Great North Run half marathon event at the weekend.
POINTLESS GAME AS FALKIRK GET REVENGE
FALKIRK gained revenge for their cup final defeat at Linwood Sports Centre on Sunday.
A KILBARCHAN athlete beat the best under-17 Britons to win the British Schools Cross Country Championships last Friday at Strathallan School in Perthshire.
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