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At the same time Derke Parkan the brilliant Wolves' left-back came in to give a helping hand. The trouble was that as Oldfield dived backwards to save he found himself in a muddle with Parkan and Hoyle who dipped his head, was able t push it into the net. Honestly. at that time

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, Silk* • All so easy for • .Celtic CELTIC S: : DUNFERMLINE 1 CELTIC WON their league match agabot fermline at rarkhead with considerably more eas e than they disposed of them in the Scottish last week. They were always the masters in every phase of the game and the MAO crowd nev

BANGOR 2 by Simpson and cleared the_ 1. Bangor 0. - Brian Mu'grew made it 1-1 in the 511th minute when he took advantage of a slip by centre-half a • d cracked the ball home from a narrow angle. Then came tragedy for Bangor centre-half Ivan McAllister who had been the strong man

NORTHERN IRELAND, revealing skill, per*mace and plenty of effort, came from behind to eat Wales in a hard-fought and entertaining wash championship youth international at the Nowgrounds, Coleraine, this afternoon. It was a success achieved by Irish after a great deal of r st i t

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