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Central Football League : ウィキペディア英語版
Central Football League

There have been at least three competitions in Scotland known as the Central Football League
The first was originally formed in 1896 by five clubs - Cowdenbeath, Dunfermline Athletic, Fair City Athletic, Kirkcaldy and St. Johnstone. In 1897 this version was superseded by the Central Football Combination.
Champions
*1896–97 Cowdenbeath
*1897–98 not completed
Membership
*Alloa Athletic 1897–1898
*Cowdenbeath 1896–1898
*Dundee 'A' 1897–98
*Dunfermline Athletic 1896–1898
*Fair City Athletic 1896–1897
*Hearts of Beith 1897–1898
*Kircaldy 1896–1898
*Lochgelly United 1896–1898
*St. Johnstone 1896–97
The Central League was reformed in 1909 with twelve members - Alloa Athletic, Arbroath, Bathgate, Bo'ness, Broxburn Athletic, Dunfermline Athletic, East Fife, King's Park, Kirkcaldy United, Lochgelly United and St. Johnstone. The League closed down after 1915 because of World War I and a number of clubs transferred to the new Eastern Football League.
Champions
*1909–10 Bo'ness
*1910–11 Dunfermline Athletic
*1911–12 Dunfermline Athletic
*1912–13 Alloa Athletic
*1913–14 Armadale
*1914–15 Armadale

Membership
*Alloa Athletic 1909–1915
*Arbroath 1909–1915
*Armdale 1911–1915
*Bathgate 1909–1914
*Bo'ness 1909–1915
*broxburn 1911–1912
*Broxburn Athletic 1909–1910
*Broxburn United 1912–1915
*Clackmannan 1914–1915
*Dundee 'A' 1912–1915
*Dunfermline Athletic 1909–1912
*East Fife 1909–1915
*Falkirk 'A' 1912–1912
*Forfar Athletic 1913–1915
*Heart of Midlothian 'A' 1910–1911
*King's Park 1909–1915
*Kirkcaldy United 1909–1915
*Lochgelly United 1909–1912, 1913–1914
*Montrose 1914–1915
*St. Johnstone F.C. 1909–1911
*Stenhousemuir 1909–1915
The league closed down in 1915 because of the War but when the Scottish Football League refused to re-institute the Second Division in 1919, the Central Football League was re-formed. Since this competition was independent, member clubs could attract players by paying higher wages than those allowed under the maximum wage rules that applied to Scottish League clubs.
Champions
*1919–20 Bo'ness
*1920–21 Bo'ness
Membership
*Alloa Athletic 1919–1921
*Armadale 1919–1921
*Bathgate 1919–1921
*Bo'ness 1919–1921
*Broxburn United 1919–1921
*Clackmannan 1920–1921
*Cowdenbeath 1920–1921
*Dundee Hibernian 1920–1921
*Dunfermline Athletic 1919–1921
*East Fife 1919–1921
*East Stirlingshire 1919–1921
*Falkirk 'A' 1919–1921
*Heart of Midlothian 'A' 1919–1921
*King's Park 1919–1921
*Lochgelly United 1920–1921
*St Bernard's 1919–1921
*St. Johnstone 1920–1921
*Stenhousemuir 1919–1921
In 1921, the Central League was absorbed by the Scottish League as the Second Division.
==References==


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