Published: Wednesday, 30th April, 2008 11:30
Buffs stay unbeaten
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KILWINNING RANGERS 0 LESMAHAGOW 0
FORM team Buffs extended their unbeaten run to 13 games on Monday night as they held the Lanarkshire visitors to retain third spot.
Few chances were created in the first half with both midfields dominant.
In 15 minutes Buffs came close when a Stevie McCulloch shot from 25 yards looked goalbound but it took a deflection off a defender.
Then just before half-time a George Wallace header from an S McCulloch corner kick was well handled by the Gow keeper.
The visitors had their only chance of the opening period in 28 minutes when a long ball through the defence came to the visiting number nine but Keith Ross blocked the ball and it bounced away.
The second half was a damp squib with no chances and midfield very much in charge.
EU Beauty!
EUROPE overcame the odds to defeat a star-studded American team featuring the world's three leading amateur players, lifting college golf's equivalent of the Ryder Cup at Irvine's Glasgow Gailes Golf Club on Friday.
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Transatlantic showdown
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Strain wields the axe
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Julie Has A Winning Personality!
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The Scotland Ladies captain and Arsenal Ladies striker has been awarded Sports Personality of the Year at this year's Field In Trust awards ceremony, formerly the Playing Fields association.
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