Soccer
Raith claim first victory of season with win at Queen’s Park
Raith claimed their first win of the Scottish Championship season with a 2-1 success at Queen’s Park.
Charlie Telfer put Rovers ahead six minutes before the break, and Anton Dowds converted a penalty just before the hour mark after Ricki Lamie had handled.
Ross Mclean set up a grandstand finish by halving the deficit 13 minutes from time.
Stenhousemuir also recorded their first victory of the league campaign by beating Greenock Morton 2-0.
Both goals came in the second half with Michael Anderson pouncing after 57 minutes and Gus Stevenson adding another deep into stoppage time.
Raith and Stenhousemuir are joined on four points – two behind early pace-setters Partick Thistle – by Ayr, who drew 1-1 at Dunfermline.
Andrew Tod put the hosts in front after 14 minutes, but Ayr ensured a share of the spoils when Luke McBeth headed home Ross Taylor’s cross in first-half stoppage time.
Arbroath and Inverness fought out a 0-0 draw at Gayfield Park.
In League One, Hamilton and Ross County have 100 per cent records after two games.
Hamilton owed their 1-0 win over Alloa to a 27th-minute strike from Cameron Blues.
Ross needed a Brian Graham header four minutes from time to overcome Montrose 2-1.
Lewis Strapp had put Ross ahead after 37 minutes with Montrose equalising through Gary Oliver’s penalty on the stroke of half-time.
Cammy Smith gave Peterhead a 1-0 win at Queen of the South and East Kilbride drew 1-1 at Airdrie.
Late goals from Connor Dow and Jayden Fairley saw East Fife beat Cove Rangers 2-0.
Elgin sit on top of League Two despite being held 1-1 at home by Forfar.
Kyle Girvan gave Elgin the lead with a 19th-minute header but Scott Shepherd equalised six minutes before the break.
The Spartans are sandwiched between Elgin and Forfar after being held 2-2 at home by Edinburgh.
Kelty Hearts edged past Stirling 3-2 thanks to Robbie Cole’s winner two minutes from time.
Dumbarton and Annan had respective 1-0 wins over Clyde and Stranraer.
Scott Honeyman proved the difference for Dumbarton with a 58th-minute strike.
Ally Roy secured Annan’s first win of the season by slotting home 12 minutes from time.
