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Michael Ruth scored his second winner in four days for Queen’s Park as they struck late in a 2-1 win against Ayr in the Scottish Championship.
The play-off chasing pair were locked at 1-1 after Callum Smith put the visitors ahead before Ben Dempsey levelled for Ayr.
Substitute Ruth, who got the only goal against Airdrie on Saturday, then sealed it with an 88th-minute effort that leaves both teams tied on 34 points.
In League One, Peterhead closed the gap on the play-off places to two points with a 3-1 home win over third-placed Alloa.
The Blue Toon were two up by the half-hour mark through Kieran Shanks and Craig McGuffie, with Peter Pawlett adding a third before Calum Waters hit back late on.
Dumbarton moved five points clear of the bottom of League Two with a 2-0 win against Stranraer.
Mark Durnan and Scott Honeyman hit the target inside 17 minutes for Frank McKeown’s side.
Annan beat Elgin 2-1 at Galabank, Aidan Smith settling it with eight minutes left after Mark Gallagher cancelled out player-manager Wullie Gibson’s penalty.
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