Beith F.C.

Beith
Full name	Beith Football Club
Nickname(s)	The Cabinet Makers
Founded	1875
Dissolved	1938
Ground	Bellsdale Park, Beith
	Home colours
	Home colours

Beith Football Club were a football club based at Bellsdale Park in Beith, Scotland.[1] The club were members of the Scottish Football League from 1923 to 1926.[1]

History

The club was initially formed in 1875 and were founder members of the Ayrshire Football Association in 1877, but went into abeyance in 1883 and did not re-emerge fully until 1888. Nicknamed 'the cabinet makers', they joined the Ayrshire Football League in 1891 and would later play in the Scottish Football Combination, winning that competition in 1905. Around this time the club featured goalkeeper Hugh McDonald, who later had some success at Woolwich Arsenal. They eventually ended up in the Western League, which was incorporated by the Scottish Football League as its new Third Division for the 1923–24 season.[1]

Beith lasted the Division's three seasons, finishing 7th, 13th and 12th, but were not retained by the League.[1] The club joined the Scottish Football Alliance, playing against Galston and reserve teams of the Scottish Football League First Division clubs.[1] Beith won the Scottish Qualifying Cup in 1928 and won the Scottish Qualifying Cup South in 1932, 1933 and 1935. When the First Division clubs decided that only their reserve teams could play in their reserve league, Beith were left without a competition to play in.[1] The club decided in 1938 to leave the senior ranks and become Beith Juniors.[1] and join the Western League North Division for 1939–40 season.

Stadium

1875–1882 Gateside Toll
1882–1883 Marshalland
1888–1894 Knockbuckle
1894–1903 James Meadow (Muir Field)
1903–1915 Glebe Park
1919 Kersland Field Glengarnock
1920–1938 Bellsdale Park.

Honours

Scottish Combination League
- Champions 1904–05
Scottish Qualifying Cup
- Winners 1928
Scottish Qualifying Cup South
- Winners 1932, 1933, 1935
Ayrshire FA Challenge Cup
- Winners 1880, 1924, 1927
North Ayrshire Cup
- Winners 1906, 1924, 1927
Ayrshire Qualifying Cup
- Winners 1927, 1928
Ayrshire Consolation Cup
- Winners 1904
Ayr Charity Cup
- Winners 1908
Kilmarnock Charity Cup
- Winners 1881

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References

Bob Crampsey (1990). The First 100 Years. Scottish Football League. p. 292. ISBN 0-9516433-0-4.

Twydell, Dave (1993). Rejected FC Glasgow & District. Yore Publishing
Aitken, John (2013). The Scottish Football League 125. Scottish Non League publishing
Aitken, John (2005). West of Scotland Juniors. Scottish Non League publishing
Aitken, John (2013). The Scottish Junior Football Association 125 years. Scottish Non League publishing

External links

Beith Historical Kits

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[Crampsey292-1] Bob Crampsey (1990). The First 100 Years. Scottish Football League. p. 292. ISBN 0-9516433-0-4.

Defunct Scottish football clubs
Former Scottish Football League members	Abercorn Airdrieonians (1878) Armadale Arthurlie Ayr Ayr Parkhouse Bathgate Beith Bo'ness Broxburn United Cambuslang Clackmannan Clydebank (1914) Clydebank (1965) Cowlairs Dumbarton Harp Dundee Wanderers Dykehead Edinburgh City (1928) Galston Gretna Helensburgh Johnstone King's Park Leith Athletic Linthouse Lochgelly United Mid-Annandale Nithsdale Wanderers Northern Port Glasgow Athletic Renton Solway Star St Bernard's Third Lanark Thistle Vale of Leven
Former Highland League members	Caledonian Elgin Caledonian Inverness Celtic Inverness Citadel Inverness Thistle Inverness Union
Former East of Scotland League members	Edinburgh Athletic Tollcross United
Former South of Scotland League members	5th Kirkcudbrightshire RV Cronberry Eglinton Lanemark Mauchline Springbank Stranraer Athletic Tarff Rovers Whithorn
Other senior clubs	23rd Renfrew RV Aberdeen (1881) Airdrie Alexandra Athletic Ayr Academicals Ayr Thistle Barholm Rovers Barrhead Bellstane Birds Blythswood Bon Accord Bridge of Allan Bute Rangers Callander Campsie Clifton & Strathfillan Clydesdale Coylton Coila Dumbreck Dundee East End Dundee Harp Dundee Our Boys Eastern Gairdoch Glasgow Hibernian Grahamston Grangemouth Granville Grasshoppers Hearts of Beath Inveraray Kilsyth Wanderers Kirkcaldy United Laurieston Lochgilphead Maxwell Mossend Swifts Orion Oxford Partick Parkgrove Pollokshields Athletic Redding Athletic Rovers Shawfield Amateurs Slamannan South Western Southern Strathmore (Arbroath) Strathmore (Dundee) Thornliebank Vale of Bannock Vale of Leven Rovers (Alexandria) Vale of Leven Rovers (Glasgow) Victoria United West End Western
Other junior clubs	Arbroath SC Baillieston Juniors Ballingry Rovers Bankfoot Athletic Blackburn Athletic Blantyre Celtic Bridgeton Waverley Burnbank Athletic Cambuslang Hibernian Duntocher Hibernian Falkirk Juniors Glenbuck Cherrypickers Inverkeithing United Inverness City Lewis United Lossiemouth United Maryhill Hibernians Parkhead Port Glasgow Athletic Juniors Shawfield Steelend Victoria Stonehouse Violet Strathclyde

Scottish Football League (1890–2013)
≫ Scottish Professional Football League (2013–present)
Divisions	Premier Division (1975–1998) First Division (1975–2013) Second Division (1975–2013) Third Division (1994–2013)
Cup competitions	League Cup Challenge Cup B Division Supplementary Cup Summer Cup Spring Cup
Clubs	Abercorn Aberdeen Airdrieonians (1878) Airdrieonians (2002) Albion Rovers Alloa Athletic Annan Athletic Arbroath Armadale Arthurlie Ayr Ayr Parkhouse Ayr United Bathgate Beith Berwick Rangers Bo'ness Brechin City Broxburn United Cambuslang Celtic Clackmannan Clyde Clydebank (1914) Clydebank (1965) Cowdenbeath Cowlairs Dumbarton Dumbarton Harp Dundee Dundee United Dundee Wanderers Dunfermline Athletic Dykehead East Fife East Stirlingshire Edinburgh City (1928) Elgin City Falkirk Forfar Athletic Galston Greenock Morton Gretna Hamilton Academical Heart of Midlothian Helensburgh Hibernian Inverness Caledonian Thistle Johnstone Kilmarnock King's Park Leith Athletic Linthouse Livingston Lochgelly United Meadowbank Thistle Mid-Annandale Montrose Motherwell Nithsdale Wanderers Northern Partick Thistle Peebles Rovers Peterhead Port Glasgow Athletic Queen of the South Queen's Park Raith Rovers Rangers Renton Ross County Royal Albert Solway Star St Bernard's St Johnstone St Mirren Stenhousemuir Stirling Albion Stranraer Third Lanark Thistle Vale of Leven
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