Miscellaneous Clubs At Amateur Level
- Bannockburn Amateur (Caledonian Amateur Football League)
- Bishopmill Villa (Moray District Welfare Football Association)
- Blackstoun United A.F.C. (Paisley & District Amateur Football League)
- Brightons (Central Scottish Amateur Football League)
- Burntisland Shipyard (Kingdom Caledonian Football League)
- Buckie United (Moray District Welfare Football Association)
- Burghead United (Moray District Welfare Football Association)
- Cambusbarron Rovers (Caledonian Amateur Football League)
- Clydebank Rovers (Central Scottish Football League)
- Cupar Hearts (Kingdom Caledonian Football League)
- Danderhall Miners Welfare (Lothian and Edinburgh Amateur Football League)
- Drumchapel Amateur (Caledonian Amateur Football League)
- Dukla Pumpherston (Charity & Exhibition matches)
- Dumbarton Academy Former Pupils (Caledonian Amateur Football League)
- Eaglesham Amateur (Scottish Amateur Football League)
- Edinburgh Southern AFC (Lothian and Edinburgh Amateur Football League)
- East Craigs United (Edinburgh & District Sunday Amateur Football Association)
- Farr United (Inverness and District Welfare League)
- Glasgow University (Caledonian Amateur Football League)
- Glasgow Harp (Caledonian Amateur Football League)
- Harestanes (Central Scottish Amateur Football League)
- Heriot Vale (Lothian and Edinburgh Amateur Football League)
- Inverness Citadel (Inverness and District Welfare League)
- Links United (Caledonian Amateur Football League)
- Lossie A.F.C (Moray District Welfare Football Association)
- Oban Saints (Scottish Amateur Football League)
- Rothesay Brandane (Caledonian Amateur Football League)
- St Patrick's Former Pupils (Scottish Amateur Football League)
- Star Hearts (Kingdom Caledonian Football League)
- Steins Thistle (Central Scottish Amateur Football League)
- Tain Thistle (Ross-shire Welfare Football League)
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