SPORT LIST

I Sport is listed as diary: by sport. then by day, then by event.

ATHLETICS Fflday10

KODAK CLASSIC

I Great Britain v USA v USSR Kelvin Hall. Argyle Street. Glasgow. Erom 7.30pm. See panel. STV will provide liye coverage of this contest for the first hour.

Monday 13

I Steve Williams v Dave Owens St Andrew's Sporting (‘lub. Albany Hotel. Glasgow. 7pm. Members and guestsonly. Pltrs supporting botrts.

‘2 m m u: o E

I Race Days Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. Shawfield Stadium. Rutherglen Road. Glasgow. There are ten races in each meeting. starting at 7.45pm. £2.

Edinburgh

I Race Days Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. Powderhall Stadium. Beaverhall Road. Edirtburgh. Each meeting includes to races. startingat 7.3opm. £2.5o Stand; i 1 .5o Ground. Race programme free with admission.

FOOTBALL -

Saturday 11

PREMIER LEAGUE I Dundee Utd V St Mirren Tannadice Park. ’I‘annadice Street. Dundee. 3pm. L'nited‘s bogey team for several seasons. St Mirren. still chasing the fifth European place. will be happy with a draw this afternoon. Out of the three remainingchampionship contenders ( if one writes off(‘eltic). L'nited seem most likely to lose ground this afternoon. as neither Rangers. at home to Hamilton. nor Aberdeen. who entertain Dundee. should have too much difficulty in collecting both points. I Hearts V Celtic Tynecastle Park. Gorgic Road. Edinburgh. 3pm. A rehearsal for next week's cup quarter-final. this match is academic in all other senses forthe teams who respectively see their chances of gaining a place in Europe and retaining the championship vanishing fast. I Motherwell V HibS Eir Park. Motherwell (all Motherwell buses pass ground). 3pm. A rerun of the cup match. in which Motherw ell. although finishing strongly. lost 2-1 at Easter Road. I Rangers v Hamilton lbrox Stadium. Glasgow (2 mins lbrox underground). 3pm. Another two points en route to the league title. one presumes. FIRST DIVISION I Airdrie v Clyde Broomfield. Airdric (5 mins Airdrie station). 3pm. I Ayrv Kilmarnock Somerset Park. Somerset Road. Ayr. 3pm. I Ounlermline v Raith Rovers East End Park. I Ialbeath Road. Dunfermline. 3pm. I Meadowbank Thistle v Clydebank Meadowbank Stadium. London Road. Edinburgh. 3pm. I Partlck Thistle v Falkirk Firhill. Eirhill Road. Glasgow. 3pm. SECOND DIVISION I Dumbarton v Queens Park Boghead. Dumbarton ( to mins Dumbarton East

station). 3pm. _ . N I Stirling Albion v Brechtn City Anntteld. ; Stirlingi to mins from stations). 3pm.

Saturday 18

SCOTTISH CUP QUARTER-FINALS I Celtic V Hearts (‘eltic Park. Gallowgatc . Glasgow. 3pm. The learns met a round ‘I later in last year's competition. and Hearts will be anxious to erase the memory ofthat i defeat. With the Scottish ('up beingthe 3 only realistic honour to be won for both I: teams. however. a fiercely competitiye ' gamcisinprospect.The key issue; as i (‘eltic at home are bound to launch into all-out attack is how well the l learts defence. in which Alan .‘ylelaren has been outstanding of late. can cope with Walker. McAyennie and. most pertinently. with McGhee. I Hibs V Alloa Easter Road Stadium. Albion Road. Edinburgh. 3pm. The mttch-improyed Edinburgh side play host to one of three non-Premier teams left in the competition. The other two -St Johnstone and Morton meet this afternoon at Muirton Park. Perth. FIRST DIVISION I Falkirkv Ayr Brockyille. l’alkirk ( too yards from Graharnston station). 3pm. I Kilmarnockv ForlarAthIetic Rugby Park. Kilmarnock ( It) mins from bus station). 3pm. I Meadowbank Thistle v Clyde Meadowbank Stadium. London Road. Edinburgh. 3pm. I Partick Thistle V Airdrie Eirhill. l'irhill Road. Glasgow. 3pm. SECOND DIVISION I Albion Rovers v Stranraer(‘littonlnll. (‘oatbridge ( It) mins (‘oatdyke station). 3pm I Dumbarton v Montrose Bogheatl. Dumbarton ( It) mins Dumbarton East station). 3pm. I Stirling Albion v East Stirling Annfield. Stirling(to mins from stations). 3pm.

Sunday19

SCOTTISH CUP QUARTER-FINAL

I Rangers v Dundee United Ibrox Stadium. Glasgow (2 mins lbrox underground). 3pm. I laying taken three matches to dispose of Aberdeen in the preyious round. United will be content with a draw here. Their recent record against Rangers is not oyerly impressiye. but this season they haye appeared to rid themselyes of their inferiority complex yrs-a-t-r‘s the Old Firm.

Monday 13

I Ayr Ayr Racecourse. 2 Whitletts Road. Ayr. (‘lub£8. Eglinton £5. Eirst races around rpm in this NationalHunt meeting.

ICE HOCKEY Saturday11

I Ayr Bruins v Peterboro Pirates Ayr Ice Rink. Limekilns Road. Ayr. 7.15pm.

I Fife Flyers V Solihull Kirkcaldy Ice Rink. Kirkcaldy. 7.15pm.

Sunday12

I Murraytield Racers v Solihull Murrayfield Ice Rink. Riversdale Crescent. Edinburgh. 6.30pm.

I INDOOR BOWLING 3 Monday 13-Thursday16

; I British Women's Championships West of Scotland Indoor Bowling Club. Shawfield Stadium. Rutherglen Road. Glasgow. Monday. 9.30am—opm: singles. pairs.

triples and fours representing each ofthe four home countries. Tuesday toThursday from roam: England y Ireland. Wales y

Scotland are the matches on Tuesday: the following day Ireland play Wales. while Scotland take on England; and on Thursday the fixtures are completed. with

the host country playing Ireland and England playing Wales.

RUGBY

Saturday 11

MCEWAN'S LEAGUE DIVISION ONE

I Ayr V Jedlorest Millbrae. Alloway. 3pm. Last game of the season for Ayr. whose match against West ofScotland wasthe

only Division One fixture to go ahead on

February 25. Today was scheduled to be the last league Saturday of the season. but following the plethora ofpostponements. most relegation. promotion and championship issues will not be settled until March 2%.

I i Brian Whittle. Photo courtesy Scotland's Runner magazine.

ATHLETICS

An extra five hundred seats have been installed in the Kelvin Hall forwhat promises to be one of the best indoor meetings ever held in Scotland, as Great Britain take part in a three way contest against the USA and the USSR on Friday 10.

The Kodak Classic will see the involvement of a number of Olympic medallists. While the Soviet line-up has yet to be finalised, major names in the US team will include Antonio McKay— world indoor 400 metres champion and twice Olympic gold medal winner Roger Kingdom. Running in the 60 metres hurdles, Kingdom will lace stiff opposition, not only from fellow countryman Arthur Blake, who has already won two encounters between the pair this year, but also from Colin Jackson of Britain. Jackson finished second behind Kingdom in Seoul, but as European indoor champion and record holder has the more impressive recent form.

The aforementioned McKay will run against Brian Whittle of Ayr Sealorth in the 400 metres. At half that distance, Britain’s European indoor gold medallist Ade Male should be a firm favourite. In the women’s event, a special invitation 300 metres race has been organised for Sally Gunnell, like Male a European indoor champion. More big names are expected to have been confirmed by the day of the event, tickets for which - £7 adult; £4 child, OAP- are available from the Kelvin Hall (041 357 2525). (Stuart Bathgate)

I Edinburgh Acads v Heriots Raeburn Place. Edinburgh. 3pm.

I Slewarts Melville v Glasgow Acads lny'erleith. Ferry Road. Edinburgh. 3pm. I Watsonians v Selkirk Myreside. Myreside Road. Edinburgh. 3pm.

I West of Scotland v Boroughmuir Burnbrac. Glasgow Road. Milngayic. 3pm.

MCEWAN'S LEAGUE DIVISION TWO

I Currie V Portobello Malleny Park. Balerno. Edinburgh. 3pm.

I Ounlermline v Dalziel HS FP MeKane Park . Nethertown Broad Street. Dtrnfermline. 3pm.

I Edinburgh Wanderers v Corstorphine Murrayfield. Edinburgh. 3pm.

I Kilmarnock v Musselburgh Bellsland. Queens Driye. Kilmarnock. 3pm.

I Preston Lodge v Howe of File Pennypit Park. Rope Walk. Prestonpans. 3pm.

Saturday 18

With Scotland playing France at the Parcdes Princes this afternoon, the number of domestic friendly matches is again out to a minimum.

I Edinburgh Wanderers v Glasgow Acads Murrayfield. Edinburgh. 3pm.

I Glasgow High/Kelvinside v Hutcheson's ()Id Anniesland. (‘row Road. Glasgow. 3pm.

I Heriots v Stirling County (’ioldt-nnere. Bangholm Terrace. Edinburgh. 3pm. I Musselburgh v Edinburgh Acads Stoneyhill. Edinburgh. 3pm.

I Portobello v Lismore (‘ayalry Park. Duddingston Road West. Edinburgh. 3pm.

I Preston Lodge v Biggar Pennypit Park. Rope Walk. Prestonpans. 3pm.

I Stewarts Melville v Royal High lnyerleith. Ferry Road. Edinburgh. 3pm.

I Watsonians v Ounlerrnline Myreside. Myreside Road. Edinburgh. 3pm.

I West of Scotland V Ayr Burnbrae. Glasgow Road. Milngayie. 3pm.

SEA ANGLING Sunday12

I Calor Gas Open Shore Championships Erom Hood‘s Point to (‘oulport Main Gate. Dunbartonshire. roam—4pm. In aid of the Scottish Spasties Association.

VOLLEYBALL Saturday 11

MEN'S FIRST DIVISION

I East Kilbride v Kinleith Plant St Brides High School. Platthorn Driye. East Kilbride. The starting times for this and the other league matches below haye yet to be finalised. Phone the Scottish Volleyball Association on (m 225 731 r for updated information.

I Elliott Sports Jets v Bellshill Cardinals Firrhill High School. ()xgangs Road

North. Edinburgh.

I So Ragazzi v Team Krystal KlearSt . Ninians High School. Rouken Glen Road. ' Eastwood. Glasgow. 3 WOMEN'S FIRST DIVISION I Kyle v Provincial Insurance Queen Margaret Academy. Ayr.

I Wheatsheal Jets v Carluke Brannock Firrhill High School. ()xgangs Road North. Edinburgh.

Saturday 18

SCOTTISH CUP

I Semi-finals John Wright Centre. East Kilbride. 12.30pm: Kyle v Wheatsheachts (women ); Team Krystal Klear v East Kilbride (men). 3.30pm: Glasgow Bannerman v Provincial Insurance (women); Team Novasport DV v Kinleith Plant (men).

WRESTLING Ffiday17

I Scottish Senior Closed Championships Springburn Sports Centre. Shopping Mall. Kay Street. Glasgow. 7. r5pm.

52 The List 10— 23 March 1989