Scottish Juvenile Football

Overview 1899-1991

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The Scottish Juvenile FA (SJFA) was formed in 1899 and organised the first Scottish Juvenile for the 1899-00 season. The first winners, Edinburgh’s Granton Oak Vale, were the last from the capital until 1928 as the competition became dominated by the West coast clubs particularly from Glasgow and Lanarkshire which established itself as the heartland of the Juvenile grade. In the early years of this level, it was common for some clubs labelled as ‘second class juveniles’ to organize competitions opposed to those of the SJFA. Age limits in this new grade were very liberal, but by 1921, it was decided that some order was needed and the Scottish Secondary Juvenile FA (SSJFA) was formed, this being dominated by the east coast clubs. It was initially decided that after a year, these would have an age limit of 21, but the eastern clubs carried the motion to reserve the right for a father and son to play alongside each other. Negotiations continued and, after some tinkering, the age limits were set at 27 for the First Class, and 21 for the Second. The SJFA also had a limit of 25 for a period. The SSFA also introduced the Lord Weir Cup, and ‘under age’ competition for players under 18, and this still continues today as the Scottish Under 18 Cup. The two grades flourished and for many years the two Cup finals were prestigious affairs but by the 1960s a decline had set in. The West coast clubs were by now switching their attentions to the Secondary grade and began dominating the SSJFA competitions. The last Edinburgh club to win the Secondary Cup was Melbourne Thistle in 1969. By the 1970s the SJFA was in dwindling in both scope and importance, although it did remain strong in Tayside. Towards the late 1970s, when they were losing teams and even whole leagues, it one failed proposal was that the age limit was raised to 30 or even removed altogether. The last 'major' SJFA Cup was played in 1991, but both the competitions and the SJFA continued to a greatly lesser extent, being based in Perth and administering competitions from U-11s to U-18s. The SSJFA was renamed the Association of Scottish Youth Football Clubs in 1985, and their Cup winners were hailed either the Scottish Youth Cup or Scottish U-21 Cup winners. In 1999 the SJFA merged with the ASYFC and the youth division of the Scottish Amateur FA to create the Scottish Youth FA. The Lady Darling Cup is the consolation competition for those clubs knocked out of the early stages of the Scottish Secondary Juvenile Cup. The cup was established by the Secondary Juvenile Association and first won by Glasgow St Francis Boys Club in 1933. Eastfield Heatherbell from Shotts won it 3 times in a row between 1935 and 1937 and then again in 1939. Cowdenbeath MW BC drew in the 1943 final v Renfrew Rovers at the Gymnasium in Edinburgh and then refused to travel for the replay because the SSJFA would only pay for 15 train fares. Renfrew were awarded the cup by default while Kirkcaldy Old Boys won the Cup in 1944 beating Glentyan Thistle in the final. Other Fife winners were Dunfermline United in 1970, Oakley Star 1971, and Glenrothes Strollers in 1981. Other winners include Links United, Hutcheson Vale, Edina Hibernian, Broughton Star, St Bernards ‘A’, Edinburgh Athletic and Tynecastle BC.

Scottish Juvenile Cup winners 1899-00 Granton Oak Vale 1900-01 Dumbarton Corinthians 1901-02 Airdriehill Shamrock 1902-03 Vale of Garnock Strollers 1903-04 Orbiston Star 1904-05 Burnbank Oakvale 1905-06 Dunipace Juveniles 1906-07 Benvue 1907-08 Anderston Benburb 1908-09 Motherwell Hearts 1909-10 Fern Thistle 1910-11 Fern Thistle 1911-12 Govan Hibernian 1912-13 Clydebank Corinthians 1913-14 Old Kilpatrick 1914-15 Old Kilpatrick 1915-16 Parkhead White Rose 1916-17 Blantyre Caledonian 1917-18 Mosshill United 1918-19 Cadzow St Anne's 1919-20 Parkhead White Rose 1920-21 Vale of Bannock 1921-22 Bridgeton Waverley 1922-23 Bridgeton Waverley 1923-24 Bridgeton Waverley 1924-25 Regent Star 1925-26 Springburn United 1926-27 Greenhead Thistle 1927-28 Niddrie Thistle 1928-29 Cowie 1929-30 Blairhall 1930-31 Blairhall 1931-32 St Mungo 1932-33 Shieldhill Thistle 1933-34 Park United 1934-35 Holytown United 1935-36 Holytown United 1936-37 Cleland St Mary’s 1937-38 Partick Dolphins 1938-39 St Mungo 1939-40 Park United 1940-41 Mossend Boys Guild 1941-42 Mossend Boys Guild 1942-43 Lumphinnans Wanderers 1943-44 Thorniewood United 1944-45 Dundonald Bluebell 1945-46 Dundonald Bluebell 1946-47 Kilbowie Union 1947-48 Banknock United 1948-49 St Mungo 1949-50 Coylton 1950-51 Kirkmuirhill 1951-52 Sauchie 1952-53 Cowie 1953-54 Cowie 1954-55 Germiston Star 1955-56 Burnbank Swifts 1956-57 Sauchie 1957-58 Sauchie 1958-59 Burnbank Swifts 1959-60 Sauchie 1960-61 Burnbank Swifts 1961-62 Lochend Hearts 1962-63 Tradeston Holmlea 1963-64 Rosebery 1964-65 Lochee Renton 1965-66 Glencairn 1966-67 Lochee Renton 1967-68 Maryfield United 1968-69 Provanside Hibernian 1969-70 Burnbank Swifts 1970-71 Germiston Star 1971-72 Inverurie Locos 'A' 1972-73 Germiston Star 1973-74 Coatbridge 1974-75 Mount Ellen 1975-76 Newburgh 1976-77 Fairfield 1977-78 ALC Spurs 1978-79 Fairfield 1979-80 Woodacon 1980-81 Newburgh 1981-82 Stanley 1982-83 Scone Thistle 1983-84 Dee Club 1984-85 Blue Star BC 1985-86 Royals 1986-87 Royals 1987-88 Dundee United SC 1988-89 Dundee United SC 1989-90 Royals 1990-91 Fintry Scottish Juvenile Consolation Cup 1930-31 Dunaskin Lads 1931-32 Townhead Hibs 1932-33 Glenview Park Avenue 1933-34 Darvel Bluebell 1934-35 Tillicoultry Glenalbion 1935-36 Coatbridge StPatricks 1936-37 California Rangers 1937-38 Vogrie Dundas 1938-39 Rex FC 1945-46 Cleland St Mary's 1946-47 Stewarts & Lloyds 1947-48 Plean Juveniles 1948-49 no competition 1949-50 Waverley Thistle 1950-51 Tradeston Holmlea 1951-52 Waverley Thistle 1952-53 Kilsyth St Patrick's 1953-54 Ferndale Thistle 1954-55 1955-56 Ferndale Thistle 1956-57 Provanside Hibs 1957-58 Tradeston Holmlea 1958-59 Avonvilla 1959-60 Germiston Star 1960-61 Glencairn Juveniles 1961-62 Motherwell United 1962-63 Roseberry Juveniles

Scottish Secondary Juvenile Cup winners - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1922-23 Broughton Rangers 1923-24 Corstorphine Swifts 1924-25 Linwood Thistle 1925-26 Dunipace Thistle 1926-27 Norton 1927-28 Grangemouth Sacred Heart Celtic 1928-29 Longstone United 1929-30 Ashton 1930-31 Milton 1931-32 Easton Rovers 1932-33 Port Glasgow Rangers 1933-34 Port Glasgow Rangers 1934-35 Hamiltonhill Social 1935-36 Wallyford Bluebell 1936-37 Glenavon Social 1937-38 Craig-mer 1938-39 Glasgow Kilmun Thistle 1939-40 Dunipace Thistle 1940-41 Leith Renton 1941-42 Bayview YC 1942-43 Armadale United 1943-44 Dunipace Thistle 1944-45 Edinburgh Thistle 1945-46 Bannockburn YC 1946-47 Leslie Hearts 1947-48 Leslie Hearts 1948-49 Edinburgh Thistle 1949-50 Musselburgh Union 1950-51 Musselburgh Union 1951-52 Winchburgh Union 1952-53 Cockenzie Star 1953-54 Livingston United 1954-55 Campsie Back Watch 1955-56 Livingston United 1956-57 Arniston Thistle 1957-58 Denny Rovers 1958-59 St Andrews Swifts 1959-60 Arniston Thistle 1960-61 Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic 'A' 1961-62 Anniesland Waverley 1962-63 Dunipace Thistle 1963-64 Campsie Back Watch 1964-65 Port Glasgow Rangers 1965-66 Possil YM 1966-67 Whitson Star 1967-68 Loanhead United 1968-69 Melbourne Thistle 1969-70 Whitehill Welfare 1970-71 Whitehill Welfare 1971-72 Campsie Back Watch 1972-73 Possil YC 1973-74 Campsie Back Watch 1974-75 Whitehill Welfare 1975-76 Hartfield United 1976-77 Campsie Back Watch 1977-78 Whitehill Welfare 1978-79 Methil Star Colts 1979-80 Harmony Row Athletic 1980-81 Kilbowie Union 1981-82 Possil YM 1982-83 Renfrew YMCA 1983-84 Campsie Back Watch 1984-85 Campsie Back Watch 1985-86 Campsie Back Watch

Lord Weir Cup winners - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1932-33 Glasgow St Francis BC 1933-34 Larbert Thistle 1934-35 Eastfield Heatherbell 1935-36 Eastfield Heatherbell 1936-37 Eastfield Heatherbell 1937-38 Armadale West BC 1938-39 Eastfield Heatherbell 1939-40 Brucefield YM Guild 1940-41 Armadale West Strollers 1941-42 Mossvale Strollers 1942-43 Renfrew Rovers 1943-44 Kirkcaldy Old Boys 1944-45 Murrayfield Rovers 1945-46 NW Glasgow Youth 1946-47 Broughton Star 1947-48 Shaftesbury Park 1948-49 Glentyan Thistle ‘B’ 1949-50 Broughton Star 1950-51 Glentyan Thistle ‘B’ 1951-52 Slateford Athletic 1952-53 Bothkennar Rovers 1953-54 Bainsford Cubs 1954-55 Slateford Athletic 1955-56 Glentyan Thistle ‘B’ 1956-57 Wallace Castle 1957-58 Edinburgh Norton 1958-59 Gairdoch United 1959-60 Edinburgh Athletic 1960-61 St Bernards ‘A’ 1961-62 Salvesen BC 1962-63 Edina Hibs 1963-64 Clydebank Strollers 1964-65 Edina FC 1965-66 Gorgie Hearts 1966-67 Edina Hibs 1967-68 Salvesen BC 1968-69 St Ninians 1969-70 Dunfermline United 1970-71 Oakley Star 1971-72 Kilbowie Union 1972-73 Glasgow United 1973-74 Tynecastle BC 1974-75 Tynecastle BC 1975-76 Links BC 1976-77 Tartan BC 1977-78 Eadie Star 1978-79 Hillwood BC 1979-80 Ferguslie United 1980-81 Glenrothes Strollers 1981-82 Hillwood BC 1982-83 Hillwood BC 1983-84 Duntocher BC 1984-85 Hutchison Vale BC 1985-86 Denny Amateurs 1986-87 Bothkennar YM 1987-88 Gleniffer Thistle 1988-89 Gairdoch United 1989-90 Eadie Star 1990-91 Gairdoch United 1991-92 Links United 1992-93 Gleniffer Thistle 1993-94 ICI Grangemouth 1994-95 Links United 1995-96 Hutchison Vale BC

Dundee & District Juvenile League

1958-59 Builders United

1959-60 Elliott Albion

1960-61 Maryfield United

1961-62 Elliott Albion

1962-63

1963-64

1964-65 Elliott Albion

1965-66

1966-67

1967-68 Maryfield United

1968-69 Maryfield United

1969-70 Logie Thistle

1970-71 Logie Thistle

1971-72 Maryfield United

1972-73 Fairfield

1973-74 Fairfield

1974-75 Fairfield

1975-76 Fairfield

1976-77 Fairfield

1977-78 Fairfield

1978-79 Fairfield

Juvenile football in Fife

The first Juvenile competition in Fife was probably the Dunfermline Badges in 1891-92, when Ensign beat Wallsend in the final at Lady’s Mill. Very impressed with the winners, Dunfermline Athletic used the Ensign side en bloc in their last Midland League fixture. The game was meaningless in terms of the championship, however it gave Clackmannan the opportunity to inflict Dunfermline with their record defeat, a 17-2 thrashing. Impressed by the success of the Badges tournament, Alex Campbell of Cowdenbeath’s Commercial Hotel then presented a new trophy, the Fife Juvenile Cup, for competition in 1892-93. In 1893, in a move similar to the Junior game, the Cowdenbeath Juvenile Cup was also established, and these two competitions also became the most important in the Kingdom. In 1901 the East Fife Juvenile FA was formed and they too set up their own competition.

Fife Juvenile Cup 1892-93 Ladysmill XI 1893-94 Cowdenbeath Thistle 1894-95 Burntisland Rovers 1895-96 Lochgelly Swifts 1896-97 1897-98 1898-99 1899-00 Thornton Rovers 1900-01 Denend Thistle 1901-02 Bowhill Violet 1902-03 Wemyss Violet 1903-04 Kingseat Athletic 1904-05 Dunfermline Violet 1905-06 Denbeath 1906-07 East Fife Juveniles 1907-08 Vulcan Rovers 1908-09 Bowhill Violet 1909-10 Lumphinnans Swifts 1910-11 Inverkeithing Renton 1911-12 Oakley United 1912-13 Foulford White Rose 1913-14 Lochgelly Thistle 1914-15 1915-16 Milesmark Thistle 1916-17 Kinglassie United 1917-18 Glencraig Rovers 1918-19 Kinglassie United 1919-20 Glencraig Rovers 1920-21 Bowhill Star 1921-22 Kelty Glen Rovers 1922-23 Thornton Hibernian 1923-24 Thornton Rangers 1924-25 Thornton Rangers 1925-26 Balgonie Scotia 1926-27 Milton Violet 1927-28 Lassodie 1928-29 Prinlaws United 1929-30 Blairhall 1930-31 Thornton Hibernian 1931-32 Valleyfield Rovers 1932-33 Buckhaven Victoria 1933-34 Buckhaven Victoria 1934-35 Dunfermline West End 1935-36 Fountain Rovers 1936-37 Kinglassie Institute 1937-38 Kelty Burnside Rovers 1938-39 Oakley United Awarded cup at FJFA AGM as Methilhill Rangers had used an ineligible player 1939-40 HMS Caledonia Artificers Apprentices 1940-41 1941-42 Crossgates North End 1942-43 1943-44 Dundonald Bluebell 1944-45 Lumphinnans Wanderers 1945-46 Lochgelly Violet 1946-47 Kinross United 1947-48 Moss-side Rovers 1948-49 Kingseat Athletic 1949-50 Crosshill Hearts 1950-51 Balgonie Scotia 1951-52 471 TA Regiment 1952-53 Inverkeithing United 1953-54 471 TA Regiment 1954-55 Brucefield 1955-56 Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1956-57 Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1957-58 Tulliallan Thistle 1958-59 Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1959-60 Broomhall 1960-61 Crossford 1961-62 Tulliallan Thistle 1962-63 Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1963-64 Hill of Beath Hawthorn

Cowdenbeath Juvenile Cup - 1893-94 Kingseat Athletic 1894-95 Burntisland Rovers 1895-96 St Leonard’s 1896-97 Townhill Thistle 1897-98 Dunfermline Athletic Juvenile XI 1898-99 1899-00 1900-01 1901-02 1902-03 1903-04 1904-05 1905-06 Lumphinnans Athletic 1906-07 Vulcan Rovers 1907-08 Kingseat Athletic 1908-09 Bowhill Violet 1909-10 Denbeath Star 1910-11 Oakley United 1911-12 Cardenden United 1912-13 1913-14 1914-15 1915-16 Bungalow City 1916-17 Denbeath Star ‘A’ 1917-18 1918-19 Townhill Hearts 1919-20 Townhill Hearts 1920-21 Bowhill Star 1921-22 Thornton Hibernian 1922-23 1923-24 Oakley United 1924-25 Thornton Rangers 1925-26 Bowhill Rovers 1926-27 Thornton Hibernian 1927-28 Blairhall 1928-29 Thornton Hibernian 1929-30 Balgonie Scotia 1930-31 1931-32 Valleyfield Rovers 1932-33 Kelty North End Rangers 1933-34 Buckhaven Victoria 1934-35 Fountain Rovers 1935-36 1936-37 Keltyhill Athletic 1937-38 1938-39 Methilhill Rangers 1939-40 1940-41 1941-42 Lumphinnans Wanderers 1942-43 Hill of Beath Star 1943-44 1944-45 Valleyfield Colliery 1945-46 Dundonald Bluebell 1946-47 1947-48 Kingseat Athletic 1948-49 North Queensferry YC 1949-50 1950-51 Inverkeithing United 1951-52 Inverkeithing United 1952-53 Inverkeithing United 1953-54 Inverkeithing United 1954-55 Inverkeithing United 1955-56 Tulliallan Thistle 1956-57 Tulliallan Thistle 1957-58 Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1958-59 Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1959-60 Crossford 1960-61 Tulliallan Thistle 1961-62 Tulliallan Thistle 1962-63 Rosyth Dockyard Apprentices 1963-64 Glenrothes 1964-65 Hill of Beath Hawthorn Dunfermline & District Juvenile Cup winners Brown Cup 1951-52 Inverkeithing United 1952-53 Inverkeithing United 1953-54 Crosshill Hearts 1954-55 Inverkeithing United 1955-56 Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1956-57 Tullialan Thistle 1957-58 Kirkford United 1958-59 Central Works 1959-60 Tullialan Thistle 1960-61 Tullialan Thistle 1961-62 Tullialan Thistle 1962-63 Crossford 1963-64 Jubilee Athletic 1964-65 Cowan Cup 1958-69 Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1959-60 Tullialan Thistle 1960-61 Crossford 1961-62 Tullialan Thistle 1962-63 Dockyard Apprentices 1963-64 Kelty Hibernian 1964-65 Stein Cup 1947-48 Lochgelly Happyland Rangers 1948-49 1949-50 North Queensferry Utd 1950-51 Inverkeithing United 1951-52 Inverkeithing Utd 1952-53 Inverkeithing Utd 1953-54 Kirkford United 1954-55 Hill of BeathHawthorn 1955-56 Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1956-57 Kirkford United 1957-58 Kirkford United Supplementary League 1960-61 Bowhill St Ninians 1961-62 Kelty Hibernian Wilson Cup 1919-20 Townhill Hearts 1920-21 Netherton Recreation 1921-22 1922-23 1923-24 1924-25 1925-26 Blairhall 1926-27 Blairhall 1927-28 1928-29 1929-30 Blairhall 1930-31 1931-32 1932-33 Kelty Burnside Rovers 1933-34 Kelty North End 1934-35 Fountain Rovers 1935-36 Lochgelly Violet 1936-37 1937-38

East Fife Juvenile Cup 1901-02 Leslie Hearts 1902-03 Leslie Hearts 1903-04 Wemyss Violet 1904-05 Raith Ramblers 1905-06 East Fife Juveniles 1906-07 Raith Ramblers 1907-08 Buckhaven Our Boys 1908-09 Buckhaven Hawthorn 1909-10 Buckhaven Hawthorn 1910-11 St Clair Hearts 1911-12 1912-13 1913-14 1920-21 1929-30 1930-31 Methil Aston Villa 1931-32 Buckhaven Welfare 1932-33 East Fife Athletic 1933-34 1934-35 Buckhaven Victoria 1935-36 Buckhaven Victoria East Fife Juvenile League Disbanded at the end of 1936-37 season. Dunfermline & District Juvenile League 1921-22 Oakley United Beat Valleyfield Athletic 4-0 on 3 June 1922 at East End after tying on points 1922-23 Oakley United 1923-24 1924-25 Dunfermline West End 1925-26 Blairhall 1926-27 Blairhall 1927-28 Blairhall 1928-29 Blairhall 1929-30 Blairhall 1930-31 Blairhall 1931-32 Valleyfield Rovers Beat Parkview Rangers 3-2 on 3 Sep 1932 at Central Park, Cowdenbeath 1932-33 East section – South End Rovers West Section – 1933-34 Cowdenbeath sections A – Cowdenbeath Excelsior B – Kelty North End Rangers Dunfermline Section – Valleyfield Rovers 1934-35 A Section – Kelty Burnside Rovers B Section – Lochgelly Violet 1935-36 A Section – Dunfermline West End B Section – Lochgelly Violet 1936-37 1937-38 Broomhall 1938-39 Keltyhill Athletic 1939-40 HMS Caledonian Artificers Apprentices 1940-41 no competition 1941-42 1942-43 Crosshill Hearts Beat Hill of Beath Star In play-off at Lochgelly around 20 May 1943 Cowdenbeath District – Crosshill Hearts Dunfermline District – Hill of Beath Star 1943-44 Crosshill Hearts 1944-45 Hill of Beath Star 1945-46 Dundonald Bluebell 1946-47 Kingseat Athletic 1647-48 Kingseat Athletic 1948-49 Kingseat Athletic 1949-50 Inverkeithing United Beat Crosshill Hearts 1-2 (13 June 1950 ) and 4-1 (27 June 1950) West Section - Inverkeithing United East Section - Crosshill Hearts 1950-51 Kirkford United 1951-52 Inverkeithing United 1952-53 Inverkeithing United 1953-54 Inverkeithing United 1954-55 Inverkeithing United 1955-56 Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1956-57 Tulliallan Thistle 1957-58 Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1958-59 Cowdenbeath Central Works 1959-60 Sauchie 1960-61 Crossford Beat Kelty Rangers 6-0 at Blairhall on 19 June 1961 West Section Crossford East Section – Kelty Rangers 1961-62 Tulliallan Thistle 1962-63 Crossford 1963-64 Hill of Beath Hawthorn Dunfermline & District Juvenile League Cup East section winners 1949-50 Balgonie Scotia Cura Cup 1949-50 Inverkeithing United Allan Trophy 1960-61 Tulliallan Thistle Joe Dunn Shield Played between top four in the league 1955-56 Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1956-57 Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1957-58 Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1958-59 Central Works 1959-60 Sauchie 1960-61 Tullialan Thistle 1961-62 Tullialan Thistle 1962-63 1963-64 Valleyfield Colliery Stuart Cup Played by those clubs not in Joe Dunn Shield 1957-58 West End 1958-59 Tullialan Thistle 1959-60 Kelty Rangers 1960-61 Bowhill St Ninians 1961-62 1962-63 1963-64 Jubilee Athletic

Internationals

There were also various representative matches played, especially season 1947-48 when the Scottish Under Age XI played against the Newcastle United Nursery XI no fewer than five times, but there were no other 'full' internationals. There was then a long gap before any kind of representative games, before Scotland played against the Boys Clubs of Wales or the Ulster Juvenile FA at U16 and U18 level in the 1980s and 1990s.

‘Full’ international matches

1933-34 Scotland 4, England 3 at Cappielow

1934-35 England 4, Scotland 1 at Old Trafford

1935-36 Scotland 3, England 3 at Cappielow

1936-37 England 7, Scotland 1 at Leeds

1937-38 Scotland 1, England 3 at Easter Road

1938-39 England 1, Scotland 3 at Giant Axe Field, Lancaster

1946-47 Scotland 4, England 1 at Rugby Park

1947-48 England 1, Scotland 3 at Giant Axe Field, Lancaster

1948-49 Scotland 4, England 0 at Dens Park

1949-50 Scotland 4, England 1 at Rugby Park

1950-51 no match

1951-52 Scotland 2, England 2 at Brockville

Selected list of clubs Albion Rangers Alhambra Hibs Arbroath SC Ashcliffe Birkhill Juveniles Builders United Butterburn Juveniles Charleston Athletic Coupar Angus Craigie Celtic Craigie Harp Crescent Juveniles Dundee Lino East End East End Albion Elliott Albion Fairfield FC Woodacon Fintry CC Fintry Hibs Gellatly Street YC Gemini YC Glentoran Hilltown Hearts Inverurie North Street Kirkton CC Kirkton YC Letham Juveniles Lochee Emmett Lochee Hibs Lochee Renton Lochee United Lochee Vics Lochrae Logie Thistle Maitland Thistle Maryfield United Milnedale Monifieth Tayside Newburgh Juveniles Parkhead Railway Athletic Scone Thistle Seaton Rovers Shamrock Shotts Vics Springfield St.John's St.Johnstone YM St.Joseph's St.Patrick's Stirling Albion Juveniles Strathmore Violet Juveniles

Dundee & District Dundee & District Dundee & District Then Lochee Renton Dundee & District Dundee & District Dundee & District Perth & District Dundee & District Dundee & District Dundee & District Then Violet Juveniles Dundee & District Dundee & District Dundee & District Dundee & District Aberdeen & District Dundee & District Dundee & District Dundee & District Aberdeen & District Then Lochee Renton Dundee & District Aberdeen & District Dundee & District Dundee & District Perth & District Dundee & District Sine Die From Dundee & District Dundee & District Now Junior Then Lochee Renton Dundee & District Dundee & District Dundee & District Dundee & District Dundee & District Dundee & District Perth & District Dundee & District Perth & District Perth & District Dundee & District Dundee & District Lanarkshire Dundee & District Dundee & District Perth & District Dundee & District Dundee & District Then Logie Thistle Dundee & District Dundee & District