Star Trek Actors Born in the 1800s

Mr Atoz gives a library tour.

Felix Maurice Locher (b. 1882/7/16) played Robert Johnson in “The Deadly Years”.
Richard Hale (b. 1892/11/16) played Goro in “The Paradise Syndrome”.
Abraham Sofaer (b. 1896/10/1) played The Thasian in “Charlie X” and the Melkotian Voice in “Spectre of the Gun”.
Ian Wolfe (b. 1896/11/4) played Septimus in “Bread and Circuses” and Mr Atoz in “All Our Yesterdays”.
Dame Judith Anderson (b. 1897/2/10) played T’Lar in The Search for Spock.
Celia Lovsky (b. 1897/2/21) played T’Pau in “Amok Time”.
Charles Seel (b. 1897/4/29) played Ed the Bartender in “Spectre of the Gun”.
Morgan Farley (b. 1898/10/3) played Hacom in “The Return of the Archons”.

Falls of Clyde

The iron-hulled Falls of Clyde was launched from Port Glasgow in 1878. She was registered at Honolulu in the days prior to the US annexation of Hawaii, and later at San Francisco. When she was about to be scuttled to form a breakwater at Vancouver in 1963 she was rescued and turned into a floating museum in Hawaii. But last week she was taken out to sea and sunk, to avoid costly maintenance. Story.

Club Pencils

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Pencils are evidence that a club has financial stability and wants its young supporters to do well in school.

Morton visit Ayr United. Following last night’s Fife derby Ayr are fourth with 14 points, Morton seventh with 11.

Morton have been in the Championship since 2015, Ayr since 2018. In head to head league play since Ayr’s return Morton have 7 wins, Ayr 7 wins, with 13 draws, four of them scoreless.

Eamonn Brophy scored a brace in their last meeting, August 23rd.

[Ayr United 2 – 1 Morton. Morton goal by Ballantyne.]

The other Championship matches:
Dunfermline Athletic 2 – 0 Raith Rovers (last night)
Arbroath [3 – 1] St Johnstone
Partick Thistle [1 – 0] Ross County
Queen’s Park [0 – 0] Airdrieonians

Other matches:
Bo’ness United 2 – 5 Clydebank (October 14)
Golspie Sutherland 1 – 0 Clachnacuddin “A” (October 15)
Halifax Tides 1 – 2 Ottawa Rapid (October 15)
Halifax finish the season in sixth place, out of the playoffs.
Meshtakhe 1 – 0 Bolnisi (yesterday) [Iida Kodai has moved on from Georgia to Poland and is now with the fourth tier club Lipno Stęszew.]
Finn Harps 3 – 4 UCD (yesterday)
That ends the League of Ireland First Division’s regular season. UCD finish fourth and advance to the promotion playoffs.
Odd [1 – 1] Ranheim
Fyllingsdalen [1 – 2] Odd Kvinner
This ends the Division 1 regular schedule. Odd Kvinner finish 10th out of 12, avoiding relegation.
Fortuna Düsseldorf [1 – 2] Eintracht Braunschweig
Bonnyrigg Rose [3 – 2] Clydebank
Brechin City [5 – 1] Wick Academy
Burntisland Shipyard vs Coldstream [postponed]
Mito HollyHock [0 – 1] JEF United Chiba (tomorrow)
Tiamo Hirakata [1 – 4] Grulla Morioka
Nagano Parceiro [0 – 2] Elfen Saitama
Bonnyrigg Rose [1 – 0] Morton Women (tomorrow)

Editorial: I had to scroll past fifty Old Firm stories to get to anything at all about first-place Heart of Midlothian on the Scottish Sun site yesterday, and the article I ultimately came to was about why isn’t the Hearts manager applying for the Rangers job!

It’s Helicopter Saturday in the Canadian Premier League. The regular season title (CPL Shield) will go to either Forge or Atlético Ottawa. Third place can go to Cavalry, HFX Wanderers or York United. The matches are:
Forge (1st) [3 – 0] York United (5th)
Vancouver FC (8th) [2 – 2] Cavalry (3rd)
Pacific (7th) [1 – 4] Valour (6th)
Wanderers (4th) [ 0 – 1] Atlético (2nd)

North of Scotland Cup final:
Forres Mechanics [3 – 2] Clachnacuddin

Strathclyde Cup group stage:
Forth Wanderers [1 – 3] Whitletts Victoria
Port Glasgow [5 – 0] Royal Albert

Jock Mackay Cup SF:
Halkirk United [5 -1] Golspie Sutherland
Invergordon [4 – 1] St Duthus

West of Scotland League Cup, R1:
Bonnyton Thistle [3 – 0] Finnart

West of Scotland League Cup, R2:
Beith [2 – 0] East Kilbride YM

Scottish Junior Cup, R3:
Arthurlie [1 – 2] Renfrew
Auchinleck Talbot [5 – 1] Bathgate Thistle
Banks o’ Dee Juniors [0 – 1] Glenafton Athletic
Bellshill Athletic [8 – 1] Nairn St Ninian
Benburb [1 – 1] St Roch’s [Benburb win on PK]
Blairgowrie [0 – 2] Buchanhaven Hearts
Broughty Athletic [1 – 3] Carnoustie Panmure
Culter [2 – 4] Lochee United
Downfield [2 – 1] Tayport
Drumchapel United [3 – 2] Kello Rovers
Dundee Violet [1 – 1] Neilston [Violet win on PK]
Dyce [5 – 1] Saltcoats Victoria
East Craigie [2 – 5] Pollok
Eglinton [1 – 2] Lanark United
Giffnock [5 – 1] Lochee Harp
Hurlford United [1 – 3] Largs Thistle
Johnstone Burgh [4 – 0] Greenock
Kilbirnie Ladeside [7 – 0] Letham
Kirkintilloch Rob Roy [5 – 0] Petershill
Lesmahagow [4 – 1] Ashfield
Muirkirk [3 – 5] Blantyre Victoria
Rossvale [1 – 3] Rutherglen Glencairn
Thorniewood United [5 – 3] Glasgow University
Troon [6 – 1] Hall Russell United
Vale of Clyde [1 – 1] Kilsyth Athletic [Vale win on PK]
Yoker Athletic [3 – 2] Ardrossan Winton Rovers

The 61st Shakaijin wrapped up Wednesday. Three clubs advance to the Regional Champions League: Veroskronos Tsuna, Basara Hyogo and Vonds Ichihara.

Historical matches:
1890/10/18 Morton 10 – 0 Inverary (Sc Cup R3)
1930/10/18 Morton 5 – 4 Hibs
1952/10/18 Kilmarnock 3 – 2 Morton
1980/10/18 Morton 2 – 3 Celtic

SFL 1890-91 results:
1890/10/18 Rangers 1 – 1 Cowlairs
1890/10/18 Third Lanark 8 – 1 Summerton Athletic (Sc Cup R3)
1890/10/18 Cambuslang 1 – 2 St Mirren (Sc Cup R3)
1890/10/18 Linthouse 3 – 4 Aberdeen (Sc Cup R3)
1890/10/18 Wishaw Thistle 2 – 6 Celtic (Sc Cup R3)
1890/10/18 Hearts 3 – 0 Methlan Park (Sc Cup R3)
1890/10/18 Kilsyth Wanderers 0 – 8 Vale of Leven (Sc Cup R3)