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West Fife athletes lead Scotland to BoS cup victory 
A STRONG West Fife contingent helped propel Scotland to victory in Tuesday night’s Bank of Scotland Cup match at Grangemouth.
Scotland took on a US juniors team, Ireland, Wales and the Bank of Scotland development team at the meet, screened live on Sky Sports.
Bayne happy to be back 'home' with Pars switch
STRIKER Graham Bayne put pen to paper on a two-year deal to join the Pars this week and then admitted it was good to be back.
THE Pars jet out to Austria tomorrow (Friday) to one of football’s hottest summer destinations but it won’t be a holiday for the players.
Dalgety Bay swimmer Barber hopes to peak for GB debut
WITH less than four weeks to go until her first event as a GB competitor, Dalgety Bay’s Eloise Barber is nearing peak form at the perfect time.
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Race ace Shedden swaps track for water
DALGETY BAY motorsport star Gordon Shedden has vowed to gatecrash the British Touring Car Championship top three after swapping the track for the water at the JPMorgan Asset Management Round the Island Yacht Race.
St Columba's High pupil has a shot at athletics glory
GERELLE PASQUIN (S3) topped a successful athletics season for St Columba’s High School by winning gold in the shot putt (10.70m) at the Scottish Schools Track & Field Championships at Grangemouth.
Dunfermline fencer boosted by £500 grant
DUNFERMLINE High School pupil Darren Brown (15) has been identified as one of the UK’s best future sports stars in a new scheme which will net him a £500 grant to help cover the cost of competing in tournaments.
Dunfermline Knights beat Stoneywood to stay top
WITH another rain-interrupted weekend of cricket looming, the Knights dug deep to prevail in a thrilling top-of-the-table clash against Stoneywood Dyce.
Murray mania comes to Dunfermline tennis club
THE city’s tennis club capitalised on Murray Mania over the past Wimbledon fortnight to host its first Dunfermline & District Inter-Schools tournament this week.
Pars boss in talks with signings targets
PLAYER-BOSS Jim McIntyre is in talks with Inverness striker Graham Bayne and will speak to ex-Rangers keeper Calum Reidford in the next few days but insisted he wouldn't be making any panic buys over the summer.
Dunfermline footballer plays for US team Darton Cavaliers
FORMER Dunfermline Athletic Ladies FC player Rachael McQuade is getting a kick out of her American dream.
Sprinter eyes Beijing Olympics place
WEST FIFE flyer Nick Smith is hoping to build on his experience of the Olympics in Athens four years ago by securing a place in the GB team for China this summer.
The Guide
It's a sad fact of life that most computer games based on films are, well a bit rubbish really. They tend to be fast-coded tie-ins aimed at getting some extra cash out of the parents of youngsters who fall in love with a particular character - after all who needs decent gameplay when you've got such an undiscerning market? With this in mind, I opened Kung Fu Panda with some trepidation. And that was even before I realised it starred the vocal talents of Jack Black who, for my money, is one of the most irritating actors working today.
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