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"A new-look line-up for Killie". Press and Journal. Aberdeen. 9 August 1969. p. 14.Raith Rovers manager Jimmy Millar is hoping that 21-year-old Colin Sinclair, a product of Linlithgow Rose, who will be making his senior debut against the Light Blues, will inject some zip in attack.
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