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Glengowan F.C.
Glengowan Football Club was a Scotland, Scottish association football club based in the village of Caldercruix, Lanarkshire. History The club was formed in 1876, and was the works side from the Glengowan print works. 1877–80: initial period of Scottish FA membership Its first appearances of note were in the 1877–78 Scottish Cup. After two wins, the club played Drumpellier F.C., Drumpellier of Coatbridge in the third round. The tie resulted in two draws, although the replay at Caldercruix was only declared a 1–1 draw after a protest, as Drumpellier had been reported as 1–0 winners. Under the rules of the competition at the time, both clubs progressed to the fourth round of fixtures, made up of 19 clubs. Glengowan's run came to an end with a 5–0 defeat to South Western F.C., South Western of Glasgow. It proved to be Glengowan's best Scottish Cup run, as teams with wider constituencies began to form and overtake a club restricted to a works membership. In 1879, ...
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