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ATHLETICS Wednesday 5

I Sri Chinmoy Runners Are Smilers Race The Meadows. Edinburgh. 7pm. Opento runners of all ages and abilities. The races are run on the Sri Chinmoy Peace Mile.

Wednesday 12

I Sri Chinmoy Runners Are Smilers Race The Meadows. Edinburgh. 7pm. Opento runners of all ages and abilities.

I Scottish Track and Field Championships for People With a Mental Handicap Meadowbank Sports Centre. London Road, Edinburgh. 10.30am--5.30pm.

CRICKET Saturday1

D.M. HALL WESTERN UNION

I Drumpellierv Ferguslie Langloan. Coatbridge. 1pm.

I Greenock V Ayr Glenpark. Brisbane St. Greenock. 1pm.

I Poloc v Kelbume Shawholm. Pollokshaws. Glasgow. 1pm.

I Uddingston v Kilmarnock Bothwell Castle Policies. Uddingston. 1pm.

I West of Scotland v Clydesdale I lamilton Crescent. Peel Street. Glasgow. 1pm. STODDARD COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS

I Ayrshire v Strathmore County The Oval, Prestwick. 1pm.

I Fifeshire v West Lothian McKane Park. Dunfermline. 1pm.

DIE— Glasgow

I Race Days Greyhound racing takes place five nights a week and what better way to spend a fine summer evening than losing a few tenners on the odd dog. Race evenings are Mondays. Tuesdays. Thursdays. Fridays and Saturdays; there are ten races on a Monday and Friday. eleven on a Tuesday and Thursday. and twelve on a Saturday. The first races commence at 7.45pm on every day other than Saturday when they get out oftheir traps at 7.30pm.

Edinburgh

I Race Days Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. Powderhall Stadium. Beaverhall Road. Each meeting begins at 7.15pm with ten races on Mondays and twelve on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

FIELD ARCHERY Saturday 8 & Sunday 9

I Scottish Field Archery Championships Dalmore. Bridge of Allan. 10am. Around 80 archers (cue theme tune) tramp round the wood in groups of four firing off arrows at a variety of targets. 28 in all. Combines the attractions of golf. a good walk ruined. with those ofarchery.

FOOTBALL Saturday1

PREMIER LEAGUE I Celtic v Aberdeen Celtic Park.

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It’s the Korean art of self-defence. Loosely translated, it means ‘kick-tist method' - establishing at once that it is a code of conduct, as opposed to the ‘kick-lirst’ method employed in playground scraps. Though not a million miles removed from karate it boasts a mare free-flowing style and some spectacular flourishes. The popularity of the ‘kick-flst method’ will be demonstrated on Sunday 2 September when 300 Tae Kwon Do-ers from Britain and Europe compete at the Kelvin Hall in Glasgow.

These days, the sport has a greater standing than ever after it finally gained Olympic recognition at the Seoul Olympics In 1988. The highlight of the Glasgow competition will be the Championship bouts between four black-belt international teams, Scotland, England, Holland and

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Germany. Unusually the British teams will feature competitors from the Tae Kwon Do Association of Great Britain and the UK Tae Kwon Do Federation. This sporting gesture of unity has enabled members of both Associations to compete in the same team lorthe first time. The members of each team will light only two rounds each of two minutes’ duration, with a fifth member

performing a pattern and a special, and often spectacular, breaking routine. With a renewed interest in the sport- there are around 2000 participants in Scotland alone— and the competition coming underthe protective wing of the Festivals Unit in Glasgow, perhaps the ‘kick fist method' is getting the boost it needs. (RP)

Tae Kwon Do Team Championships, Kelvin Hall, Glasgow. Sun 2. 11am—8pm.

Gallowgate. Glasgow. 3pm.

I Dunfermline v Hearts East End Park. Halbeath Road. Dunfermline. 3pm.

I Hibs v Rangers I'iaster Road Stadium. Albion Road. Edinburgh. 3pm.

I St Mirren v St Johnstone Love Street. Paisley. 3pm.

FIRST DIVISION

I Clydebank v Falkirk Kilbowie Park. Clydebank. 3pm.

I Hamilton V Ayr Uld Douglas Park. Hamilton. 3pm.

I Kilmarnock v Airdrie Rugby Park. Kilmarnock. 3pm.

I Morton V Dundee Cappielow Park. Greenock. 3pm.

I Partick Thistle v Brechin CityFirhiII. Firhill Road. Glasgow. 3pm.

I Raith Rovers V Clyde Stark's Park. Pratt Street. Kirkcaldy. 3pm.

SECOND DIVISION

I Albion Rovers v Cowdenbeath Cliftonhill. Coatbridge. 3pm.

I Dumbarton v Arbroath Boghead. Dumbarton. 3pm.

I East Stirling v Stenhousemuir Firs Park. Falkirk. 3pm.

I Stirling Albion v Queen of the South Annfield. Stirling. 3pm.

Saturday 8

PREMIER LEAGUE

I Celtic v Hibernian Celtic Park. Gallowgate. Glasgow. 3pm.

I Dunfermline v Aberdeen East End Park.

llalbeath Road. Dunfermline. 3pm.

I Hearts v Rangers 'l‘ynecastle Park. Gorgie Road. Edinburgh. 3pm.

I Motherwell v St Johnstone Fir Park. Motherwell. 3pm.

FIRST DIVISION

I Airdrie v Brechin City Broomfield. Airdrie. 3pm.

I Ayr Did I! Meadowbank Thistle Somerset Park. Somerset Road. Ayr. 3pm.

I Clyde v Foriar Athletic Firhill. Firhill Road. Glasgow. 3pm.

I Clydebank V Dundee Kilbowie Park. Clydebank. 3pm.

I Falkirk v Partick Thistle Brockville. Falkirk. 3pm.

I Hamilton v Kilmarnock Douglas Park. Hamilton. 3pm.

I Raith Rovers v Morton Stark's Park. Pratt Street. Kirkcaldy. 3pm. SECOND DIVISION

I Alloa Athletic v Queen of the South Recreation Park. Alloa. 3pm. I East Fife v Albion Rovers Bayview Park. Methil. Fife. 3pm. I Queen’s Park v East Stirling I lampden Park. Glasgow. 3pm. I Dumbarton v Cowdenbeathlsoghead. Dumbarton. 3pm.

Tuesday11

I Scotland U21 v Romania U21Easlcr Road. Edinburgh. 7.30pm. The usual under-age prelude to the big one on Wed 12. with a chance to see the Scots whomay

be moving up to the big time soon.

Wednesday 12

I Scotland v Romania Hampan Park. Glasgow. 8pm. Stand £15, £12. £10: Ground £6. cash at turnstiles. The road to glory or ignominy starts here. Why. ifwe cart qualify for the World Cup five tirnesin a row. can we never make it to the final of the European Championships? Answers on the back of a postcard please to Andy Roxburgh, (2/0 the dugout. Hampden.

Monday 10

I Hamilton Park Races Hamilton Park

Racecourse. Bothwell Road. Hamilton. Club£10. Paddock £5 (£3). 2. 15pm.

Wednesday 12

I Perth National Hunt Racing Perth Racecourse, 2. 15pm. At Perth. they bet; on five races over the jumps.

RUGBY Wednesday 5

I Glasgow v Northern Division of England Hughenden. Glasgow. 3pm.

Saturday 8

I Edinburgh v Leicester Meggetland. Edinburgh. 3pm. A fine match in prospect between an Edinburgh select and the formidable Leicester XV.

Emm— Sunday9

I Edinburgh Monarchs v Glasgow 261 Tigers Powderhall Stadium. Canonmills. Edinburgh. b.30pm.

Sunday9

I Edinburgh Monarchs v Berwick Bandits Powderhall Stadium. (‘anonmills. Edinburgh. 6.30pm.

I Glasgow 261 Tigers v Wimbledon Shawfield Stadium. Rutherglen Road. Glasgow. 3pm. £3.50 (£1 .50).

Wednesday 12

I Glasgow 261 Tigersvtiewcastle Shawfield Stadium. Rulherglen Road. Glasgow. 7.30pm. £3.50 (£1 .50).

TAE KWON DO

I Glasgow Championships Kelvin Hall. Kelvingrove. Glasgow. Havinga black belt in Origami qualifies me to talk at some length about martial arts. This one is more cerebral than kung fu. more mannered titan karate and more violent than a Schwarzenegger film.

Saturday 8 & Sunday 9

IITriangularInternationalMatch

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The senior players from Scotland take on

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