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Article: Narrow win for 18th Newtownabbey OB.
Newtonabbey Times (Portadown, Northern Ireland);  January 16, 2008 ;     608 words ... ... 85 minutes, with a header from a free kick, giving the visitors a rather anxious final few minutes to negotiate. 18th Newtownabbey OB: Oliver - Hanna (Spencer, McKee, Crossley, Hunter - McFall, Beattie, Lynn, McQuoid - Wilkinson, Fenner. Subs ...

Article: Football: KEL OF A DISPLAY; 4th Newtownabbey OB 0 ...
The Mirror (London, England);  March 13, 2007 ;     355 words ...KELVIN crept into second place with an outstanding performance in Ballyclare. The visitors raced into a three goal lead in the first half. Paul Blackledge grabbed the first after a neat build up saw him swivel inside the box to smash the ball into the corner of the net. Veteran winger Brian

Article: Football: ABBEY OLD BOYS GET WINNING HABIT; 14th ...
The Mirror (London, England);  March 28, 2006 ;     326 words ...THE young Ballycastle team, who had recorded good results in their previous two games, came up against a more experienced team on Saturday. Despite the result, the visitors can take positives from the game after giving a good account of themselves. Andy Harvey opened the scoring for the home side

Article: Football: COOKS SERVE UP A GOOD AWAY WIN; 14th ...
The Mirror (London, England);  April 11, 2006 ;     341 words ...THIS was a must win game for two teams who tried to keep the ball on the ground but unfortunately the the strong wind that kept up for the entire game made playing constructive football difficult. After a cautious start, Athletic took the lead in the 26th minute through a well taken goal from Gary

Article: Football: OLD BOYS SHOW THEY ARE SIMPLY FIVE-STAR; 14th ...
The Mirror (London, England);  October 18, 2005 ;     373 words ...THIS thriller saw a great comeback by the visitors in the second half but time ran out on them in the end. The home side took the lead in the 14th minute through Gary Helm, but Kilbride replied quickly when Greg Gilmore scored in the 19th minute. With half-time approaching Graham Pratt scored to

Article: Football: 6 OF THE BEST AS OLD BOYS ROUTED BY REC; 18th ...
The Mirror (London, England);  December 20, 2005 ;     382 words ...DESPITE manager Russell Wallace having to deputise in goal for the injured Andy Millar, Killroot still had too much for the home side. A double from Eddie Armstrong and a Stephen Mclean strike saw Killroot three goals to the good by half time. A little complacency then crept into Killroot's play,

Article: Football: RANGERS ARE MADE TO PAY THE PENALTY; AMATEUR LEAGUE ...
The Mirror (London, England);  January 30, 2007 ;     356 words ...THIS was a must-win game for 18th to stay in the title race and their hunger shone through as they dominated the match. Dale Fenner was in fine form, providing a number of crosses that should have led to two or three goals before the break. Instead it was a penalty that separated the teams. In the