Date	Saturday, 24 August 1929
Competition	Highland League
Fixture/Score	Fraserburgh 2:1 Ross County
Venue	Bellslea Park
Referee	A. Dawson
Ross County
Manager	Thomas (Tom) Pirie
Starting 11	1: John Gray, 2: R Johnstone, 3: Robert Munro, 4: Paulo Grant, 5: ??? Patience, 6: ??? MacLeman, 7: William Bowie, 8: Dave MacKenzie, 9: A Morrison, 10: Dick Traill, 11: Tom Young 1
Bench
Attendance
Match Report	Report from the Fraserburgh Herald. Fraserburgh 2 Ross County 1 Played Belialea Park on Saturday. After a spell of midfield play, the Highlanders attacked, and Mackenzie should have scored from close in, but his shot was wide of the mark. At the other end Hendry drove hard and Gray cleared at the cost a corner. Another corner followed without result. The homesters kept up pressure and after forcing two more comers, Hendry opened the scoring. Two bis shots were blocked but he caught on to the rebound each time, and his third effort beat Gray, twenty minutes from the start. Ross County attacked and Anderson had no difficulty in getting rid of a long shot from Young. Fraserburgh made progress on the left, and Low getting the ball on the line ran and scored with unsaveable oblique shot. Fraserburgh were now having the best of the exchanges and the opposing defence was being well tested. The pressure was eventually relieved, and Anderson was visited several times, but the attack lacked sting. Bowie had a good solo run and his parting shot was cleared at the cost of a comer. Another comer followed but brought no advantage. On the resumption Fraserburgh attacked vigorously, but the defence stood firm. Low got away on the left and sent the ball across goalmouth, and the upright deprived Harry McCann of goal. At the other end the County secured two fruitless comers. The visitors were wasting opportunities by shooting wildly past. Fraserburgh should have increased their lead when Low gave a perfect pass Scott who misskicked at point blank range. John McRobbie bad bard lines with a rocket shot which produced comer. The County resumed the attack and kept the opposing defence on tenter-hooks for several minutes This spurt ended successfully Bowie crossed to Traill, who flashed the ball into the net from ten yards out. The County improved distinctly in the last stage of the game, when Fraserburgh were mostly confined to their own territory, but their finishing work was weak. During melee in goal mouth, with Anderson out of position. Young should have got the equaliser, but his shot soared over the crossbar. Morrison had a couple of likely chances in the closing minutes but his headers went wide of the mark.