The History of Newtongrange Star
1990/91
JOHN WALKER LEAGUE 'A' DIVISION CHAMPIONS & FIFE & LOTHIANS CUP WINNERS
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    After four cups, improving on the previous season's success would be difficult, yet the Star managed to record another memorable season. Twenty years had passed since the club last appeared in the Scottish Junior Cup final, but they managed to win their way through to a meeting with Auchinleck Talbot. Early round wins over Glenrothes and Kilwinning Rangers led to a fourth round meeting with Vale of Clyde. The Star were trailing 1-0 at home as the game entered injury time. A penalty was awarded in the fourth minute of added time, which Tony O'Hara had the nerve to take, but unfortunately his shot sailed over the bar. Vale of Clyde celebrated, but the referee had further time to add on and in the seventh minute of injury time Paul Ramsay equalised. The Star won the replay and then accounted for Lesmahagow and FC Stoneywood in home ties before meeting Glenafton Athletic in the semi-final at Fir Park, Motherwell. Losing 1-0 at half-time, the Star roared back to secure a 3-1 win with goals from Gordon Bailey, Tony O'Hara and Paul Ramsay and book a place in the final. The final itself was a disappointing game settled by a single goal in favour of Auchinleck Talbot. Nonetheless, the team had done Newtongrange proud.

    A few days after the final, the Star were scheduled to meet Fauldhouse United in the league title decider. The Star produced some free-flowing football in an 8-1 win to clinch the East Region league championship for the first time in thirty years.

    The Fife & Lothians Cup was added with an extra-time victory over Linlithgow Rose at Newtown Park, Bo'ness with goals from Gordon Bailey and Stevie Richardson.

    Source: The History of Newtongrange Star FC [2010]
JOHN WALKER LEAGUE 'A' DIVISION
Pld W D L F A GD Pts
Newtongrange Star 22 15 4 3 54 21 +33 34
Fauldhouse United 22 11 6 5 49 39 +10 28
Bonnyrigg Rose 22 10 6 6 37 38 -1 26
Armadale Thistle 22 11 3 8 45 31 +14 25
Linlithgow Rose 22 10 4 8 43 35 +8 24
Bo'ness United 22 8 8 6 38 30 +8 24
Tranent Juniors 22 8 7 7 41 39 +2 23
Edinburgh United 22 9 5 8 35 37 -2 23
Whitburn Juniors 22 8 2 12 33 40 -7 18
Camelon Juniors 22 5 4 13 30 47 -17 14
Dalkeith Thistle 22 6 2 14 33 52 -19 14
Broxburn Athletic 22 4 3 15 32 61 -29 11
Relegated from 'A' Division: Dalkeith Thistle
Broxburn Athletic
Promoted to 'A' Division: Bathgate Thistle
Ormiston Primrose
Opponents Venue F A Scorers Team Media
Armadale Thistle H 2 0 O'Hara, Wilson Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Aitchison, McColl, Wilson, Dall, Parkin, Ramsay, Shearer, Lumsdaine. Subs: Ballantyne, O'Hara.
A 1 2 O'Hara Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, McColl, Aitchison, Miller, Dall, Parkin, Bailey, Lumsdaine, O'Hara. Subs: Ramsay, Ballantyne.
Bo'ness United H 2 1 Parkin, Ramsay Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Miller, McColl, Richardson, O'Hara, Parkin, Ramsay, Lumsdaine, Dall. Subs: Shearer, Ballantyne.
A 1 1 Parkin Carswell, Coughlin, Aitchison, Miller, McColl, Richardson, Dall, Parkin, Ramsay, Lumsdaine, O'Hara. Subs: Shearer, Wootton.
Bonnyrigg Rose H 1 1 Ramsay Meechan, Coughlin, Wootton, Miller, McColl, Richardson, Dall, Ballantyne, Ramsay, Lumsdaine, O'Hara. Subs: Shearer, Aitchison.
A 2 1 Bailey 2 Carswell, Coughlin, Wootton, Richardson, McColl, Lumsdaine, Ramsay, Ballantyne, Dall, O'Hara, Aitchison. Subs: Bailey, Shearer.
Broxburn Athletic H 3 1 Ramsay, O'Hara, Lumsdaine Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Miller, McColl, Richardson, Ramsay, Parkin, Dall, Lumsdaine, O'Hara. Subs: Wootton, Shearer.
A 5 1 Ramsay 2, O'Hara, Parkin, Wootton Carswell, Coughlin, Aitchison, Miller, McColl, Richardson, Wootton, Parkin, O'Hara, Lumsdaine, Dall. Subs: Ballantyne, Ramsay.
Camelon Juniors H 3 0 Ramsay, Miller, Parkin Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Lumsdaine, McColl, Richardson, Shearer, Miller, Ramsay, Parkin, O'Hara. Subs: Wootton, Aitchison.
A 3 1 Ramsay, O'Hara, Ballantyne Carswell, Aitchison, Fraser, Richardson, McColl, Miller, Dall, Shearer, Ramsay, Coughlin, O'Hara. Subs: Lumsdaine, Ballantyne.
Dalkeith Thistle H 1 0 Shearer
A 2 0 Ramsay 2 Meechan, Coughlin, Fraser, Lumsdaine, Aitchison, Wilson, McColl, Ballantyne, Ramsay, Wootton, Dall. Subs: O'Hara, Shearer.
Edinburgh United H 0 1 Carswell, Aitchison, Fraser, McColl, Richardson, Miller, O'Hara, Parkin, Ramsay, Coughlin, Ballantyne. Subs: Shearer, Lumsdaine.
A 1 0 O'Hara Carswell, Aitchison, Fraser, Miller, McColl, Richardson, Ramsay, Parkin, Dall, Lumsdaine, O'Hara. Subs: Ballantyne, Shearer.
Fauldhouse United H 8 1 OG, Ballantyne 2, Parkin, Dall, Ramsay 2, Bailey Carswell, Aitchison, Fraser, O'Hara, McColl, Richardson, Ramsay, Parkin, Bailey, Ballantyne, Dall. Subs: Wootton, Wilson.
A 1 1 Ramsay Carswell, Aitchison, Wootton, Lumsdaine, McColl, Richardson, Ramsay, O'Hara, Bailey, Coughlin, Parkin. Subs: Dall, Shearer.
Linlithgow Rose H 4 4 Richardson 2, Trialist 2
A 0 1 Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Miller, McColl, Richardson, Ramsay, Wootton, O'Hara, Lumsdaine, Dall. Subs: Shearer, Aitchison.
Tranent Juniors H 3 1 Ramsay, Lumsdaine, Coughlin Meechan, Coughlin, Fraser, Lumsdaine, Aitchison, Wilson, McColl, Ballantyne, Shearer, O'Hara, Dall. Subs: Ramsay, Wootton.
A 5 1 Ramsay 2, O'Hara, Coughlin, Shearer Carswell, Aitchison, Wootton, Miller, Fraser, McColl, Ramsay, Ballantyne, Bailey, O'Hara, Coughlin. Subs: Lumsdaine, Shearer.
Whitburn Juniors H 4 1 O'Hara 2, McColl, Ramsay Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Miller, McColl, Richardson, Ramsay, Parkin, Dall, Lumsdaine, O'Hara. Subs: Wootton, Shearer.
A 2 1 O'Hara, Shearer Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Lumsdaine, Aitchison, Wilson, Dall, McColl, Shearer, Parkin, O'Hara. Subs: Wootton, Richardson.
Match Report
    STAR LIFT 'A' DIVISION TITLE
    By Striker (Advertiser) at Victoria Park, Newtongrange

    A stunning second half performance by Newtongrange Star saw them banish their Scottish Cup blues, hit Fauldhouse United for six and with some style win the John Walker League ‘A’ Division championship for the first time in 32 years! Congratulations champions Newtongrange Star!

    A huge family crowd turned up to welcome their Scottish Cup heroes at Victoria Park and to see whether Star, with two ‘A’ league games left to play could snatch that elusive championship for Midlothian against the only team who could catch them, Fauldhouse United.

    The United were slightly weakened by four suspensions while Nitten had John Coughlin also suspended and Craig Lumsdaine on the injured list while back on to the subs bench came Star’s Scott Wootton and Gordon Wilson.

    Needing just one point the Midlothian aces began in a positive fashion because Fauldhouse are always difficult to beat and indeed, Fauldhouse had put holders Star out of the James Kerr Cup 2-1 in a first round replay though John Buckley’s men had won 5-1 over Fauldhouse in a second round Alloa Brewery Cup tie.

    United goalkeeper Pitcaithly was quickly under pressure with stubborn United halting Nitten with a half way line offside trap!

    Tom Aitchison, who took a knock earlier, was taken off injured after 14 minutes with Gordon Wilson deputising at right back.

    One minute later Star’s pressure paid off and they opened the scoring.

    Stuart Dall’s speed saw him break down the right wing and his low hard cross was neatly turned into his own goal by United’s Trialist No. 5.

    This eased the pressure somewhat on the Star but they passed up chances particularly Paul Ramsay and Gordon Bailey as Fauldhouse made it difficult for their hosts.

    However, just two minutes before the interval goal No. 2 came courtesy of Mark Ballantyne.

    It was Star’s seventh corner by Stuart Dall and Ballantyne’s header left Pitcaithly stranded on his line.

    A satisfactory 2-0 lead at half time but just eight minutes into the second half Fauldhouse showed they weren’t there just to make up the numbers!

    Winger Strange had earlier tested Alan Carswell with a fine effort but in 53 minutes the same player zipped through the middle of the home defence to score a fine goal to jolt Star out of their lethargy.

    It was a fatal move by Fauldhouse, however, because the Star went into overdrive and replied with no fewer than six of the best as Fauldhouse were just blown away.

    In 64 minutes neat footwork by Bailey saw him cross to Gordon Parkin to head home an excellent goal to make it 3-1.

    Two minutes later it was 4-1 with a brilliant goal from Stuart Dall cutting in from the left to rattle the ball past hapless Pitcaithly.

    In 73 minutes a fumble by Pitcaithly and Paul Ramsay rattled home No. 5 from the loose ball.

    One minute later Dall was the provider with an inch perfect cross to Gordon Bailey to net the Star sixth.

    Strictly exhibition stuff and in 81 minutes a supreme strike from 20 yards by Mark Ballantyne made it 7-1.

    Just four minutes from time and Bailey was clean through yet again but his shot was parried – only as far as Paul Ramsay who headed home the rebound to complete the rout – Star’s 87th goal of the season in their 42nd game.

    A fairy tale ending to Star’s championship season and league sponsor John Walker was on hand to present the championship cup to skipper Kevin McColl before a tumultuous admiring support.
OVD SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP
Round Venue Opponents F A PenF PenA Scorers Team Media
1 Bye
2 A Glenrothes 1 1 Ramsay Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Miller, McColl, Richardson, Dall, Parkin, Ramsay, Lumsdaine, O'Hara. Subs: Shearer, Wootton.
H Glenrothes 3 0 Ramsay, Shearer, Lumsdaine Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Parkin, McColl, Richardson, Ramsay, Miller, Shearer, Lumsdaine, Dall. Subs: Wootton, Ballantyne.
3 A Kilwinning Rangers 3 1 O'Hara 2, Miller Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Miller, McColl, Richardson, Ramsay, Parkin, Dall, Lumsdaine, O'Hara. Subs: Ballantyne, Shearer.
4 H Vale of Clyde 1 1 Ramsay Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Lumsdaine, McColl, Richardson, Ramsay, Parkin, Dall, Ballantyne, O'Hara. Subs: Aitchison, Shearer.
A Vale of Clyde 1 0 Ramsay Carswell, Aitchison, Fraser, Parkin, McColl, Richardson, Ramsay, Coughlin, Shearer, O'Hara, Dall. Subs: Wootton, Ballantyne.
5 H Lesmahagow 1 0 Dall Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Aitchison, McColl, Richardson, Ramsay, Parkin, Shearer, O'Hara, Dall. Subs: Wootton, Lumsdaine.
QF H FC Stoneywood 2 0 Ramsay, Bailey Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Aitchison, McColl, O'Hara, Ramsay, Parkin, Bailey, Richardson, Dall. Subs: Miller, Shearer.
SF N Glenafton Athletic 3 1 Bailey, O'Hara, Ramsay Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Parkin, McColl, Richardson, Dall, Aitchison, Ramsay, Bailey, O'Hara. Subs: Lumsdaine, Miller.
F N Auchinleck Talbot 0 1 Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Parkin, McColl, Richardson, Ramsay, Aitchison, Dall, O'Hara, Bailey. Subs: Lumsdaine, Ballantyne.


Celebrating win over Lesmahagow


Semi-final celebrations
Scottish Junior Cup Semi-Final - Match Report
    THUMBS DOWN FOR ACE ALAN
    By Fraser Elder (Daily Record) at Fir Park, Motherwell

    A Brave semi-final display by ex-Scotland keeper Alan Rough failed to keep Glenafton in the OVD Junior Cup at Fir Park last night. The men from the East proved too wise for the Ayrshire side. And 39-year-old player-manager Rough, handicapped by a broken thumb throughout the second half, was beaten three times.

    Star, making their third Final appearance, now await the winners of Monday's clash between Auchinleck and Arthurlie.

    This was a gem of a tie and the more streetwise east side deserved to get the verdict.

    The Midlothian side, packed with ex-seniors, looked to be in the mood to settle the issue at an early stage.

    But in Athletic's few attacks Star showed a lack of defensive competence and they paid dearly in 29 minutes.

    A misunderstanding forced keeper Allan Carswell to kick out wildly and from the quick throw-in Montgomery sent a tempting cross into the box. Striker Malky Adams wasted no time in blasting the ball into the net.

    But Newtongrange resumed in dazzling fashion and were level two minutes after the break. Recent signing Gordon Bailey juggled the ball brilliantly over the head of defender Billy Ferguson and hammered a great left-foot drive past Rough.

    The breakthrough sent confidence sky high in the Star ranks and Glens were soon under siege.

    Rough was relieved in 70 minutes when full-back Gray headed a Ramsay effort off the line.

    But Glens weathered the storm and came close to stunning Newtongrange in an amazing surge. Peter Welsh saw a tremendous shot cannon off a post in 76 minutes and a minute later Carswell brilliantly stopped an Adams header.

    Then heartache for Glens as Star roared downfield and Tony O'Hara let loose a long-range effort which left Rough helpless.

    It was a goal worthy of winning ANY game.

    And Star tied it all up almost with the last kick when Paul Ramsay fired in a drive which Rough partially stopped, but the ball trickled over the line.

    Teams:
    Newtongrange Star: Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Parkin, McColl, Richardson, Dall, Aitchison, Ramsay, Bailey, O'Hara. Subs: Lumsdaine, Miller.
    Glenafton Athletic: Rough, Milligan, Gray, Ferguson, Dunlop, Brown, Welsh, Doyle, Adams, Montgomery, Muir. Subs: Lindsay, Young.

    Ref: I. Skene (North)

    Attendance: 4026


Stuart Dall & Gordon Parkin


Allan Carswell
Scottish Junior Cup Final - Match Report
    HEAD BOY SAM GOES SOLO FOR A NAP HAND
    By John Docherty (Daily Record) at Brockville Park, Falkirk

    Super Sam McCulloch made it five out of five for Scottish Junior Cup kings Auchinleck Talbot yesterday.

    The pride of Ayrshire captured the glory in a gruelling, dismal struggle against Newtongrange Star at Brockville.

    McCulloch’s headed goal in the 66th minute gave Talbot the nap hand and makes them the undoubted kingpins of Junior football’s showcase occasion.
    Yesterday’s Final win, was their fourth in the last six seasons.

    It means Auchinleck join Parkhead, Petershill and Cambuslang Rangers as the only teams to lift the Cup five times.

    No-one expected a repeat of Saturday's Hampden thriller. And that's the way it turned out in a scrappy encounter.

    It was a special day in particular for Auchinleck skipper Billy Young, and team-mates George Gemmell, Ross Findlay, Tom MacDonald, Kenny Paterson and goal hero McCulloch. They've now each won four winners' medals with Talbot.

    In the first half, Newtongrange, with front men Gordon Bailey and Stuart Dall in menacing form, looked the better side.

    But Talbot got to grips to make it a joy day for manager Willie Knox, who said afterwards: "It was a hard fought game but I've got to be proud of all the lads. For the club to win five times is an outstanding achievement."

    The 66th-minute winner came when 31-year-old centre half McCulloch was perfectly positioned to head Hugh Lyden's corner past Allan Carswell.

    It was also an extra special day for Talbot winger Willie Thomson named Man-of-the-match.

    Four players were booked, Gordon Fraser and Kevin McColl of Newtongrange, and Auchinleck duo Billy Young and Sam McCulloch.

    Teams:
    Newtongrange Star: Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Parkin, McColl, Richardson, Ramsay, Aitchison, Dall, O'Hara, Bailey. Subs: Lumsdaine, Ballantyne.
    Auchinleck Talbot: Wilson, Gemmell, Young, Findlay, McCulloch, MacDonald, Pirrie, Lyden, Mills, Paterson, Thomson. Subs: Frew, Mains.

    Ref: J. Kelly (East Kilbride)

    Attendance: 8500
NELSON FIFE & LOTHIANS CUP
Round Venue Opponents F A PenF PenA Scorers Team Info
1 Bye
2 H Halbeath 2 1 Lumsdaine, Parkin Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Miller, McColl, Richardson, Shearer, Parkin, Ramsay, Lumsdaine, O'Hara. Subs: Ballantyne, Dall.
3 A Broxburn Athletic 1 0 O'Hara Carswell, Aitchison, Fraser, Wootton, McColl, Richardson, Ramsay, Coughlin, Shearer, Lumsdaine, O'Hara. Subs: Miller, Forrester.
QF A Kelty Hearts 2 0 Shearer, Ramsay Carswell, Aitchison, Fraser, McColl, Richardson, Miller, Lumsdaine, Parkin, Ramsay, Coughlin, Ballantyne. Subs: Shearer, Wootton.
SF A Whitburn Juniors 4 0 Bailey 3, Parkin Carswell, Wilson, Fraser, Parkin, McColl, Richardson, Dall, Ballantyne, Bailey, O'Hara, Coughlin. Subs: Wootton, Shearer.
F N Linlithgow Rose 2 1 Bailey, Richardson Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Richardson, McColl, Aitchison, O'Hara, Parkin, Shearer, Ballantyne, Dall. Subs: Wootton, Bailey. AET


Linlithgow Rose captain Gary Wilcox and Newtongrange Star captain Kevin McColl with Ken Thomson of tournament sponsors Nelson before the final.
Match Report
    A 'Be Patient' briefing from injured team-mate Paul Ramsay paid off for Newtongrange Star striker Gordon Bailey in the Nelson Cup Final.

    Gordon broke the extra-time deadlock with a goal in the 115th minute as Star retained the Fife & Lothians trophy with a 2-1 victory against Linlithgow Rose.

    After 90 minutes had failed to produce a goal, Star's top scorer Ramsay offered words of encouragement to the forwards.

    "I told them to keep plugging away," he said.

    "I felt that we were the better team and that if we were patient the goals would come."

    However, the game continued to drift towards a penalty shoot-out, until midway through the second period of extra time.

    Then Derek Halcrow, who had blasted Rose's best chance of the final over the bar in the 10th minute, saw his goal-bound shot blocked by Star skipper Kevin McColl.

    Star were reprieved, and, when Stuart Dall swung in a corner two minutes later, substitute Bailey headed past Ian McLaren for his ninth goal since April.

    Steve Richardson added a penalty two minutes later, and, in the 119th minute, Rose responded when Kevin Hoggan scored from the spot.

    "It's been a long season and the players have lost their sharpness," said Star coach Ronnie Tolmie, "but it's great to have done the League and Cup double."

    Linlithgow were gunning for a Cup hat-trick; a feat they can still achieve with Friday's Kerr Cup final against Livingston.

    Teams:
    Newtongrange Star: Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Richardson, McColl, Aitchison, O'Hara, Parkin, Shearer, Ballantyne, Dall. Subs: Wootton, Bailey.
    Linlithgow Rose: McLaren, McKeeman, Gibson, Hoggan, Morrison, Wilcox, Blaikie, Sinnet, McGonnigle, Fowler, Halcrow. Subs: Bonnar, McNab.
ALLOA BREWERIES EAST OF SCOTLAND CUP
Round Venue Opponents F A PenF PenA Scorers Team Media
1 Bye
2 H Fauldhouse United 5 1 Parkin, O'Hara 3, OG Carswell, Aitchison, Fraser, Richardson, McColl, Miller, O'Hara, Parkin, Ramsay, Coughlin, Ballantyne. Subs: Shearer, Lumsdaine.
QF H Bo'ness United 1 1 Miller Carswell, Coughlin, Wootton, Richardson, McColl, Miller, Ramsay, Ballantyne, Lumsdaine, O'Hara, Aitchison. Subs: Dall, Shearer.
A Bo'ness United 0 3 Carswell, Aitchison, Fraser, Lumsdaine, Wilson, McColl, Dall, Parkin, Bailey, Coughlin, Shearer. Subs: O'Hara, Ramsay.
JAMES KERR CUP
Round Venue Opponents F A PenF PenA Scorers Team Media
1 H Fauldhouse United 1 1 OG Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Parkin, Aitchison, Wilson, Dall, McColl, Shearer, Lumsdaine, O'Hara. Subs: Wootton, Richardson.
A Fauldhouse United 1 2 Parkin Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Miller, Aitchison, McColl, Ramsay, Wootton, Shearer, Parkin, O'Hara. Subs: Lumsdaine, Wilson.
PETER CRAIGIE CUP
Round Venue Opponents F A PenF PenA Scorers Team Media
1 Bye
2 H Penicuik Athletic 2 2 3 2 Ramsay 2 Carswell, Wootton, Richardson, Wilson, Aitchison, Miller, Dall, Lumsdaine, Shearer, Ballantyne, Ramsay. Subs: O'Hara, Parkin.
QF H Ormiston Primrose 1 1 2 4 O'Hara Carswell, Aitchison, Fraser, Richardson, McColl, Parkin, Dall, Ballantyne, Shearer, O'Hara, Coughlin. Subs: Wootton, Bailey.
SKOL LEAGUE CUP
Pld W D L F A GD Pts
Ormiston Primrose 4 3 1 0 6 2 +4 7
Newtongrange Star 4 0 3 1 4 5 -1 3
Arniston Rangers 4 0 2 2 4 7 -3 2
Opponents Venue F A Scorers Team Media
Arniston Rangers H 3 3 Ramsay, Shearer, Wilson Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Lumsdaine, Shearer, Wilson, McColl, Ballantyne, Ramsay, Miller, O'Hara. Subs: Richardson, Dall.
A 0 0 Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, McColl, Aitchison, Miller, O'Hara, Lumsdaine, Ramsay, Ballantyne, Dall. Subs: Wilson, Meechan.
Ormiston Primrose H 0 1 Carswell, Coughlin, Fraser, Lumsdaine, McColl, Miller, Ballantyne, Wilson, Ramsay, Dall, O'Hara. Subs: Richardson, Shearer.
A 1 1 Wilson Meechan, Coughlin, Fraser, Lumsdaine, Aitchison, Wilson, Ramsay, Miller, Shearer, Ballantyne, O'Hara. Subs: Wootton, Dall.
SQUAD
  • Allan Carswell
  • Mike Meechan
  • John Coughlin
  • Gordon Fraser
  • Stevie Richardson
  • Kevin McColl
  • Tam Aitchison
  • Scott Wootton
  • Alan Miller
  • Tony O'Hara
  • Gordon Wilson
  • Paul Ramsay
  • Craig Lumsdaine
  • Gordon Parkin
  • Stuart Dall
  • Graham Shearer
  • Paul Forrester
  • Gordon Bailey
  • Mark Ballantyne
TOP SCORERS
Paul Ramsay 24
Tony O'Hara 18
Gordon Bailey 9
Gordon Parkin 9
TESTIMONIAL


Kevin McColl
Newtongrange Star 0-1 Celtic XI
STAR BUS
Bus donated to club by Len Thomson
STAR CENTENARY - LEGENDS MATCH
Back: G. Grandison, J. Ball, A. Liddle, J. Hislop, E. Davidson, J. Aird, ?, A. Prentice, R. Flavell.
Front: L. Dunn, K. Russell, J. Pryde, T. Gilmour, E. Carnegie.
Thanks to Gordon Grandison for providing this photo.