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Junior sides celebrate that winning feeling BO'NESS UNITED safely navigated their way through to the next round of the Scottish Junior Cup.

'Bogey men' hold no fears for Utd Bo'ness United face, in the words of assistant coach Paul McKinlay, their ''bogey team'' tomorrow in the Scottish Junior Cup first round.

United take hard route to success BO'NESS United pro-gressed in the East of Scotland Cup with a narrow victory at Central Park that looked unlikely after Kelty scored within the first minute of the game.

Three sent off as 'Port crash LINLITHGOW faced rivals Tayport for the second week in succession looking to build on the previous week's narrow victory at the Canniepairt.

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