The Kilmarnock Standard from Kilmarnock, Strathclyde, Scotland • 62

62 The Kilmarnock Standard October 19 1984 QgnrRsnn) OOmili Li) imrfl mm V( 2) dlamers GOLF PRIZES THE annual prizeeiv-ing of Dundonald Golf Club took place in the lounge of the Dundonald Inn on Monday October 8 The prizes were presented by the club captain Mr Orr After the presentations Billy Lockie pro at Kilmarnock Barassie GC gave an interesting talk on all aspects of a golf pro's life The Dun-aonald club's annual dance will take place in the Montgomery Hall from 830pm to lain on Friday October 26 Tickets priced £5 are still available were The Loudoun Valley Boys Club under tens had revenge over Ayr Valspar this week after being beaten in a cup game last week They ran out 7-1 winners-' at Ayr Scorers were Scott Reid (5) Stewart McCallion (1) and Martin Spence(l) The Under ll's went down 5-2 against Troon scorers Stuart Robertson (og) The Under 12's had a good 8-0 victory over Prestwick at TJarvel Juniors Ground Scorers (3) Robertson (2) Scott (1) McQueen (2) Gower This age group is still interstea in new players Those interested please contact Mr McCreadie force KILMARNOCK Harriers turned out in force at Irvine on Sunday 14th ended with McKinna -heading home That ended the scoring but Killie kept up the pressure right until the end with McDicken forcing a good save from Watson eight minutes from time Victory secured the Killie players left the field to rousing cheers Why some people were left wondering had this sort of effort and commitment not been given earlier in the season? Kilmarnock: Mc- Culloch McLean and Robertson Cuthbertson Clarke and McDicken Brown- Cormack: McKinna McConville (Cockburn) and Bryson -Sub McGivern (not us-ed) IT WAS with a great sense of relief that the Killie fans greeted their side's victory over Falkirk last Saturday There was no disputing the fact that the players put in more effort than they have done in recent weeks and that' more than anything else was the major factor in the win Playing against a stiff breeze Kfllie should have taken a 19th minute lead -when Bryson hesitated in front of goal after a speculative cross-cum-shot by Brown came backoff the post It looked as if it was going to be one of those afternoons again when Falkirk took the lead on the half-hour mark with KILMARNOCK 3 FALKIRK 1 McCoy volleying in a Houston cross But within a minute of the restart Killie were back on level- terms thanks to Alan Robert' son who cracked in a low 25-yard drive With the motivation of an -encouraging -crowd behind them Killie stormed the Falkirk goal and gained just reward in the 69th minute when Bryson glided in a header from a Cormack cross Four minutes later McKinna grabbed Killie's third and final goal when Cuthbertson's good work on the right for the uounty uross Country Relay Championships The club fielded at least one team in every Sp group and acquitted emselves well against stiff opposition In the female age groups the results were as follows: minor girls McClung Latimer COMPLACENT VOLVO 2nd girls McClung Sharpe and Rutherford finished 1st Junior Ladies McGregor Melvin and Hewit 2nd and 'B of Matt Ferguson Jim White Frank Balmer and Lawrence Hanlin were 6th This rounded off a memorable day for Kilmarnock- Harriers during which they displayed great strength- in-depth as well as many fine individual per- -formances The only disappointment of the day was the failure of the 'Senior-Men's team to regain the County Shield from local rivals Irvine A This was due to a number of factors not least of which was the fact that Gordon McKin- na ran off course while leading the race on the first lap Ah well there's always next year Killie's male teams will be back in action when they compete in the West of Scotland Cross Country Relay Cham- pionships at Bearsden next Saturday TAKE TWO POOLS LEAGUE Results mi October 11 Turf Hotel 7 Portland A 5 Dnndonald Inn 7 Sportsman A 6 Laurieland Hotel 6 Croft Hotel 6 Portland 3 Jolly Farmer 9 Sportsman BSStewarton Arms 4 Games on October 18 Portland A Dundonald Inn Sportsman A Croft Hotel Jolly Farmer Turf Hotel Laurieland Hotel Sportsman finished 3rd and Senior Ladies Scott Hood and Robertson finished 2nd The male section of the club had similarly high levels of performance: Coast can take heart from the fact that they do seem to be improving -and they must now feel reasonably confident of consolidating their divi- sion one status for future years'- Next weekend there is no national league action but in two weeks time both teams will be involved in matches in Glasgow and Edinburgh hopefully' with successful outcomes Stiewon Charlie Brown is this Sar's Stewarton Golf ub Champion Recently playing over An-nanhill in Kilmarnock Charlie beat Bobby Clark 3 and 2 in the final Charlie also won the Walter Pack Trophy as he had the best four scores out of six this colts A team A Armstrong McGregor and Colman were 4th and' 'B' team Raymond Mackie and Muir were 7th: Junior Boys Har row Ross and A Holman finaihed 3rd: LAST Saturday Volvo Trucks travelled to Falkirk for their division one National League match Although they-returned having won 3-0 coach Davie Robertson will not -be entirely satisfied with his team a performance Volvo started well and soon raced to a 10-1 lead through some fine at-tacking from Donnie McPherson and James Gribben Falkirk made a brief comeback but only for Volvo to regain con- trol and win the set 15-6 Set two was far closer with Volvo trailing 12-3 before tightening their grip to win 15-12 Pushing Volvo so hard did much for Falkirk's confidence and the strug- £9 continued into the ird set with Volvo almost appearing complacent in patches However Falkirk could not sustain their push and Volvo took the set 16-10 to win 3-0 West Coast women had a local derby against last years national league runners up Kyle at Ayr last weekend Their good form from the previous weekend shone through in patches but it was largely due to Kyle's experience that they were the winners However despite losing 8-0 West Senior Bovs Scott Connel and Porter were 1st Youths 'A' team Murray McGarritv and Mur nearest the total number of- first team goals -scored Send your entries to: Guess the Goals Kilmarnock Standard 1 Bank Place Kilmarnock Entries should be in by Wednesday October 23 Killie's new manager Eddie Morrison scored an awful lot of goals for Killie during nis ten years with the club We will award the Mitre football to the youth team representative who can guess Kilmarnock FC chairman Bob Lauchlan (right) hands back last Saturday's match ball to -Provost Tom Ferguson'' who donated it for the Falkirk match Provost Ferguson has in turn passed the ball to i us to offer to youth teams aged 16 and under in an easy-to-enter ray were 2nd and 'B' team Lennon McEwan and Stevens finished 6th Senior Mcivmna lan iverr Ronald Dalziel and Raymond Turley finished NAME I I Cricket meeting Dunlop Cricket Club hold their annual general meeting in the David Dale Restaurant on Friday October 26' at 730 pm CLUB I NUMBER Of GOALS x- When you're furnishing your home there's only one place to go Dykes Furniture Everything to make the most of any lounge or living room Andyou'll find much more of everything modular units bed settees and every kind of suite including leather and colourful prints In styles and fabrics to suit all tastes from the more traditional to the most contemporary Plus co-ordinating living room furniture wall units matching coffee tables nests video cabinets Prizo-wiimsra and oommhtM mambats at Springhill Boving Club's danca last Friday And at Dykes you can be -sure of real value for money -every suite comes direct to you with no middleman The savings are passed on to you Make sure you see a Dykes designs are made Coupland and Mattie Raeside Triples May Murray Jenny Murray and Susan Crawford runners-up Jeanette McCreath May Rodger and Janice Wilson Sadie Kirkpatrick Nancy Counland Jennv Mc by craftsmen to the quality lot more of Dykes soon Come along and compare -it'll be well standards tor which Dykes have been famous for over 50 years worth your while SPRINGHILL Bowling Club held its annual dance and prize-giving in New Farm Loch Community Centre last Friday Here is a list of winners and runners-up in the various competitions: Green championship Alan Black runner-up Bobby Crawford President's prize Andy McRoberts runner-up Matt Walker Pairs Jim Hynd and Willie Hay runners-up Nor-rie McNeil and Jim Gibson Triples Willie Wallace Alex Lindsay and Bobby Crawford runners-up John 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