Cricket

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  Published: 18 Jun 2009 11:10

  Knights charge to the top

  DUNFERMLINE Knights Cricket Club have made an outstanding start to the season.

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  Published: 18 Jun 2009 11:00 (3)

  Dunfermline Carnegie are 100 not out!

  DUNFERMLINE Carnegie Cricket Club celebrated their centenary with a match against a star-studded Scotland XI on Sunday.

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  Published: 11 Jun 2009 11:40

  Knights go top after Forfarshire victory

  HEAVY rain was unable to stop Dunfermline Knights going top of the SNCL Division 1 table with victory over Forfarshire at the weekend.

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  Published: 4 Jun 2009 09:00

  Brilliant batting maintains Knights' unbeaten record

  DUNFERMLINE KNIGHTS maintained their unbeaten record with a brilliant batting display at Arbroath.

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  Published: 28 May 2009 10:50

  Dunfermline demolish Drumpelier to continue good start

  DUNFERMLINE KNIGHTS demolished Drumpelier on an awkward wicket at Langloan on Saturday.

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  Published: 21 May 2009 09:10

  Dunfermline Knights remain unbeaten

  DUNFERMLINE KNIGHTS maintained their unbeaten record with a deserved win over Stoneywood-Dyce at McKane Park.

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  Last updated: 7 May 2009 10:45

  Knights open league season with victory

  DUNFERMLINE Knights opened their league campaign with a win against Ferguslie at McKane Park.

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  Published: 13 Nov 2008 17:00

  Dunfermline Cricket Club pays tribute to West Indian bowler Duncan Carter

  DUNCAN CARTER, who was the first professional in the modern era of the Scottish game when he played for Dunfermline in the late 1970s, has died at the age of 68.

• Cricket

• Inverkeithing boys make school history
• Dunfermline Cricket Club faced with triple whammy
• Queen Anne athletes celebrate double trophy success
• Dunfermline Knights stalwart blasts national cricket chiefs
• Dunfermline Knights on crusade to change points system
• Dunfermline Knights Cricket Club sweat on star pair
• Dunfermline refuse to back down in rival home fixture row
• Cricket club chief lashes out after being bowled a wrong'un
• Knights' charge halted by rain
• Dunfermline Knights stay in touch with win over Falkland

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• Dunfermline Knights maintain promotion charge
• Dunfermline Carnegie enjoy convincing win over Edinburgh rivals
• Broomhall beat bottom side
• Dunfermline Knights top the league and win a final
• Dunfermline Knights stay top despite weather
• Dunfermline Knights beat Stoneywood to stay top
• Knights stay top despite rain-affected match
• Yasar has a ball against Saltires
• Dunfermline Knights warm up for Scottish Saltires clash with two wins
• Scottish Saltires set for Dunfermline cricket test

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  Published: 2nd July, 2009 09:57am

  Pars' play school

  

  PARS won’t be favourites for the First Division title but their young team will play better football, according to manager Jim McIntyre.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 09:45

  Pars midfielder pays his way out of limbo

  STEVEN McDougall insisted that forking out for his own transfer fee to join the Pars was a “small price to pay” for the good of his career.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 09:40

  Cup double for Dunfermline sisters

  A DUNFERMLINE family need their own special trophy cabinet after celebrating a unique cup double thanks to their two football star daughters.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 09:25

  Dunfermline duo aid Scots victory

  DUNFERMLINE Ladies Hockey Club duo Brigette McNeish and Sheila Duncan helped the Scottish over-45s veterans team to victory at Peffermill recently in the international veterans...

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 09:18

  Fife Lions maul Tigers

  FIFE LIONS rugby league side recorded their most impressive win of the season at Harley Street on Saturday against Carluke Tigers.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 08:35

  Talented teen tees up for school challenge triumph

  A YOUNG West Fife golfer who has only been playing for three years got victory down to a tee in the Alfred Dunhill Schools Challenge.

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  Published: 25 Jun 2009 13:51

  Gibson signs as Macca wings it

  THE revolving door at East End Park is in full swing with Willie Gibson arriving just as goalkeeper Paul Gallacher prepares to pack his gloves.