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LANCASHIRE COIVIgl NATION. Goals.
{.’lioriev . . ...................3i p. w.
Horu-ich H.M.J...........31 20 Accrington S.
22
Aforoenmho ..............34 17 AVigan ..13or, Hcs. ....3(M.A Bnrscougli Hangcrs..-34 13 Southport Hesorve .32 12 Pick. K e r r ’s ............. 31 13 Nelson Kosorve ........33 12 Bnrnoldswick Town .29 11 North End
L.'uicaster Town ......31 22 llossendale United .33 20 Clitlioroc
................ 34 17
Darwon .....................35 S Atherton ‘
Groat Harwood ...,29 7 fTiiidloy Groon A,....30 9 Proscot
................30 8 30 9
l»acu]) Moroiigh ........34 0 rioetwood who resigned.
.....................31 8
3 .s 92 53 47 0 7 132 49 40
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1-22 40 52 t 9.5 7)3 47
G Ifi 70 113 20 o 19 .59 S9 20 4 W 44 100 20 5 23 47 101 17 * fixtnro.s of
FRIDAY^S RESULTS.
xHorwidi ILAT.l., o: Preston N.F. A., 0. xT.an'''a‘*ter T.. 2: Parnoldswiok M
’.. 0.
Pick. K e r r ‘-‘“, 1 : xChorley, 4. Clitheroe. 3; xDarwen, 2.
x.Vccringt*)!! IL. 2: Hindley Green . \ th ., 0. x k a iu a s te r Town, 4: Darwon, 1. xChorley. 1 : Horwich
P.Af.T.. 0. xditliorno. 3: Parnoldfiwick 3’own, 2, xProscol, 3: Great Harwood, 1. xAforcoainbc. 2: 8outli]iort Pcserve. 2. xWigan Pmanigh P . . 4: Dick. Kon**>, 0. xPox-endale U,. 4: Preston N.F. A, 1.
SATURDAY’S RESULTS. SATl'PPAY’S liFSUbTS.
MONDAY’S RESULTS.
x.Vrc-rInglon Ib'-erve. 3: Dick. K e r r 's . 2. xPos.-sendale rnitcH, (5: Darwen, 0. xAforecanibe, 3; Chorley. 0, xAthorton. 4: CliUioroo. 0. Nelson P e -.. 7; xTlindley Groon Atli.. 2.
Pur.seongii Pangers. 4: vSontlipon Pe.s.. 2.
l.amasltM’ T<iwn. 3; xWigan Porongh P . . 2,
— AAYAY POINTS.
Darwen Yield to Ciitheroe in Holiday Game.
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al)!e to apjioar witii the team. This anxiety, liowover. was dispelled wln-n Fitt. a youngster from Purnley. .showed
oon.sidor- able
promi.se, settling down prnini>tly and defending stubbornly. Tin- teams tumod out as iollow.s:— Darwon I ’liorpo; ]tie!iar<l>on. Ain-worth:
F itt,
l.ongworth (P.), PoH; AValni.-le.v, Gc-c Longwortli ( J .) . Clmdwick and Oarstang. Pcforco: Afr. Askew. Preston.
Plenty ol Goals, Ciiilieroe won die tosri and Longwortlt
Clitheroe began to pre.s.s with more con sistency, and a dangerou.s corner kick by AAbilmsloy was listed out of the goal by a Darwen full-back, Clitlioroo gaining a penalty. Gee was cntrustcel with the kick ami made no mistake, putting tlie visitor.i^ on level terms. Clitheroe ought to have gone ahead when .T. Longworth and AAkalmsley mhsed a centre from
Gar.stang. when both were in tho goalmouth. Darwen gained another free kick, just outside the penalty area. Rushton being guilty of a foul on a Darweu forward. Longwortli got tho ball away. Clitheroe’.s second goal came a t this stage, Longworth working out towards the wing and centring for GW to convert boantifnlly. Later lEongworth shot .just over the bar. Darwen attacked but fini.«;hetl tamely. The best goal of tho mateii,
Clitlio.roe’s third, came a.s a result of splendid combination., Chadwick took tho ball from the Clitlieroe goal area, sent a long pass across the field to AValiusloy, who rushed down tlio wing and centred accurately to Longwortli, who banged tho ball into the net. Three
pas.sos took tho ball from one end of the field t-o the other and resulted in a glorious goal. Stvonson saved splendidly from AVilcock, tipping the ball over tho bar. From tho corner kick tValsh converted, a very similar effort to
set Darwen to face the smi. Tlie Clitlioroe goal liad a narrow
e.scape in tho
fir.st i mimite.s, nben a niislxiek by Parker let AVilcock through, and had 'Pii.‘;liton not rushed arm«= and kicked tlio ball liigli into the nil for Pell to clear witli a Jicadcr. die situation would have hcen a dangerous ouc indeed. A promising movement by tho Clithoroe forwards was ^poilt l)v
ofl-.side. Darwen broke away, ainl Parker was forciHl to conccKle a corner. From tin' corner kick. Wabh pounced upon tlic ball and Iiromptly netted. Longworth and Tliorpe, tho Darwon cufitodian, raced for a centre from
Gar.stang. hut Thorpe got there linst, clearing witli ease. From the other wing AValmsicy sent in a stinging slim which hit- the side net. AValsli wa.s again con spicuous in another raid, and a low r-econds later a frev kick, too near tin* C'lithoroo goal for comfort, wa.s awarded ]3arwen for foul by F itt. Pushton cleared capably.
Lec-ming. Ibnhwell .and Fletcher: Holt. Haworth, AVilcock. AVal.s]i and Slater. Olitheroc: .St(*vonson: Parker. Pnsliton:
anxiety at tlio beginning of tl.o game wlion it hecarni* known tliat NiclmlN, t}io riglir- Inih. had torn .q nmscle ol Jii.> leg in a in*‘dal match at Purnley and would bo nn-
Friday at the Anchor ground. This ‘•derhy" fixture alwayes attract.s a largo crowd and Clitheroe had quite a largo following ol sui>porter.s. Noitlior team accepted" tho opportunities that were prCv=entod. and jHior shooting was a lanli of both sets of torwards. Clitlieroe were the quicker team, and it was, largely duo to this fact that they won iiy the odd goal in tivc. The Castleites' snpportor.s oxporionced no little
Wigan Horougli, 1: xBacup Porougli. 0. llindlov (Oven. I : xHur.-eough Rnngejs. 0.
7 13 7G SI 31 4 14 9.1 81 30 3 1.S 7.-) 103 27 3 1.5 (iS S3 25 7 1.5 G5 91 23 6 21 3 100 22 3 IS 72 99 •21
6 7 lOG ol 10 G11 82 72 40 5 12 89 05 39 s 13 7.5 ()8 38 s 13 84 SO34
tth a t wliicli .scored Darweii’s lir^t goal. Half
Ald.py Chances Missed.
ime :
teams tiring as u result of the heat. Hoi shot wide wiion splondidly placed, and CUtheroe were frequently luilled up for olfside. A
Tlie second iialf was fairly tame, both Clitlieroe, 3; Darwen, 2.
terrific drive. Thorpe being out of goal Next Chadwick shot wide. Stevenson was conspicnou.s during a hot attack on tlie C'litlieroe goal. A tliird free kick just out .side tlio penalty area fell to Darwen, thi time for handling. Pushtou got tlie ball away, and JiOngworth
pas.sed out to AA'alnn ley wlio sliot wide of the target. After drawing out tlic Darwen goalie, Longwortli found himself witii an open goal but sliot yards wide. Darwen made a dot'Crmined ctFort to
oquali.so, but Holt ri^poilt a good movement by shooting with' hopeless accuracy. AValmsley rnsliod down tho wing and pafssed to Longwortli wlio wa.s again off the target witii his shot. AVilcoek missed an open goal in just as glaring a inanne as Longworth. F itt was injured just he fore the end of tlie match and had to be carried ofi' tlie fiekl. Final: Clitlioroe, 3u Darwen. 2.
I.ongworth sliot wide. Fi'om a pa.'.s liy Wahnsley, Geo hit tho uprlglit wit)
A ’ith oulv tlie goalie to beat
wards mi>sed opportunities cannot be denied but the t-eam work as a whoU‘ was fairl, good. Stevenson was not called upon great deal, but he brought off at least tw .really Iivilliniit .saves, nnd could not i any way bo blamed for the goals registered against' liiin. Parker was again guilty of iniskicks, hut he wa.s well .sup])ort<Hl Iiy Pnsliton. and the pair provided a stubborn elefoiice. The half-back line was again strong. Longwortli look the opportunity of sliowing Darwon how foolish tliey were TO let him go, and he played a splendid game. Hell was as dashing as ev(*i’, 4ilway in the thick of the fight and a really good iwirrier. Fiit waN eool anil taekli*il quite well. His lir.'t ai'lH'araiice with the tear coul<l well bi* called a sncce-'. ^ 4. A. J.on. worth mi>>ed .several opportunities, Imt lii goal was a capital one. Gee played splendid game, and Chadwick worked sonu really good openings. The wlnger.s wor in giiod form.
AValm.sIey taking a little time TO sottlo down but playing well later on, Darwen lacked iim-sbing power and .speed
Clitboroe won on merit. That tlie for
'Tliev tirefl more (piickly th an did th e ir op iM-ments. The defence was (piite good, and the I'hief fault lay among tiie forwards. whoM.’ .shooting was defective. Tlie wing men were hy no means as good as the
C'lifheroe pair.
Giii!u.'r*)o’.>i ]’ki>tc*rtido ^•i.•'it to Dai’Win AIERITED AA^IN. winning doservedl.v »m Good
Barnoldswick Fail in Spite af Capital Rally.
Till* football .served u]» at Shaw Drid^
ground on Saturday was robust ra th e r than skilful. HariioUNwiek Town have alway.- cultivated .strong rivalry with (. lirlieroe and the
Ca.stleitcs. had th e satisfaction not
.soa>on. a cou'iderable >ooti*m of tlic crow favoiiring tlie vi.'.itors. ami tlic vigomu-' e: changes were keenly followed.
only of gaining two more points, but of receiving probably the best gate oi tl
In winning
(.Milheroe obtained not more th an th e ir ju^r duo.
Indeed ;i wider margin tlmn 3—f
would have done them no inju-i-ticc. J.iveli nc’-s wa.s added to tlie conflict liy the pr*' ,'ence in the Darnoid.swick team of two ex- Clith<‘roc plavvi>. ** .lohuny " Dircli, the inside-K-fl was to*» closely watcheil prove very effective, but jlonrdman. wli<) appeared in th e Town g<*al. <lid nmny Miiar thing-s. and i-ortainly saveil lik .sitle from ; heavier defeat. Tlie team.-. line«l up in th following order : Clithoroe: Stevenson, g*ial: Parker and
.Kushlnn. backs*. F i t r ,
l.ongworrh f lk ) and Hell, liali-back-: AValinsley, Gee. Longwonii ( J . A.), Heap and Garstang, lorward.s. .Harnoldswick Town:
..Boardman, goa
to <lri\ 0 the ball into the net Irom .n luarrou* angle. Clitheroo were again prcs>ing within a .second or two and this \va> uii- dqubtodly Clitheroc’s half. Just before nine, Gee came within a fraction of .«:cor- ing with another low drive. Half-time*. Chtlicroe, 2; Bnrnoldswiek Town. 0.
Visitors Improvo.
occurred on tliis occasion, Barnold.-wick were now- enjoying more of tiio plav and secured another corner, which was lui’t liigli over by Aspin. Kneh .side .survived <’laims lor a penalty, B,
J.ongworth being .sus pected of liamlling in one case and
AValiti.slev being tripped in tlie area. Bircii got tlm lietter rif .Barla'i* in a dm*l on the penalty line and sent in a lou’ .shot wliich ('aiioneil off Stevenson's legs tlieu being kicked clear. Heap was fouled
ju.st out.side the i»enaltv area and Geo's Iasi- shot struck a <leiofuler.
pn.ssing nc.vo.s.s goal to be cleared. Board- man was penalised for earrying but no ad vantage ncenuH to Clitberoe. A moment later. tJio Towti forwards got awav ami lianca-ter lobbed Hie ball acro.-s. Stevenson fisting away to relieve a dangerous .'situation. Longwortli came near with a header irom Gavstang's pas.s and a little later, during a melee. Heap fired t(ie ball liard into the net. AVith only nine minutes to go. Clii- boroe now seemed .sure of victory. Imr the Town did not give up and Busliton was applaiidctl_ for cU*\'t‘rIy cliccl'.ing
.Tianca.ster. Barnoldswiclc wore given a jienaltv, both backs nishing acros.s to' hurl
them.selve.s at :in advancing forward. Lancaster took the kiefv and gave .Stevenson no chance with a fast low .sliot. No further incident occurred and Clitlieroe ran out dt*serving winiuis: Clitlieroe. 3: Barnold'wick Town. 2,
a conior on t)u- loft. TliU was norfoctlv j)lacc<l 1)0 .-Vsinii ami Mollainl
Iio.itlo4 it into tile net. tinr? retlueing the load within a minute of ilie interval. Ciitheroe at once attacked ami Joukiii.-on kicked the ball wildly for a corner to save his liiio^. ih e corner was clearetl. Gee wa.- trippoii when running tlirough but the Town de fence was (?,qused very little anxiety by tlic- freo kick. From u corner by
Gar.stam’', well won by tliat playei'.
l.ongvvortli headed a fraction wide. Later, Catlow emhHl a breakaway rush by lilting tlie ball tamely over.
Soon iil'tor tlie re-st.-irt. TiaViiol.hwie).-, ivoji lianca>tov won a corner but no ••'oal How The Men Played.
iug over with only two g«*al> lead* During tlie fairly early stage.- ol tlie opening half
Ciitlieroe were distinctly uliluckv in cro.-s-
they bombarded rlie Barnoldswick goal, bm rile niarksimm were distinctly unlucky in repeatedly limling defenders in the way. and when the ball diil reach goal Boardman was alert and efliciem. Some of ItL save- indeod were extrcnuly >niart. and lie is to bo congratulated on a display that won adiiiiratioii from friend ami’ foe alike. Steveii'^on. the ('litlieroe eustiulian. liad nothing with wliicli to roproaeh bini.-clf. Tn tile tii'-i liall ol the nmteh lie bad very little to do a- apart from ru.-hing out twice to kick, clear Die only time tlic C'litheroe goal was iVally in danger wa> when a long .shot struck tile crossbar. Stoveusou could not bo blamed for eitlier of the goals ami idaved well. Of tlie backs
Bii.shton was again c«m>idcrably the better, being quicker ill his Tackling, and surer in liis kicking than Parker, Boll wa- a.- good a Imll'-hnck a.- any on tIio liekl and Longuorth played hi.- usual canny game tlofoiidtng .-tnliboniiy and feeding judiciously. No jilayer w.qs more clo-ely watched than Fiit, the new right-halt. He ujiened smartly, tackling vigorously, and -howing a good idea of wliat was required of liiiii. At tlie .sauu' time III- did not feed liis forwards very well, : and in tin's ro.-poci wa< nuicli hehind Nicholl-.
Longwortli at centre,
liara.ssed the backs con.-idorab!y. ami he played one of liL hesr games m . Shaw Bn'ilge. Garstaiig w.*i.- too twll w.qtohed hy the ultra-vigorous hack.- to give full value but did many smart and enierpri.'ing things, but
AVnim.siey on the other extreme was .-low and easily robbed. The Town hacks played resolute football
though Heap iimde many good openings. (iee was tlie smarte.-i torwanl.
.fenktnson and ATate.s, backs: ]hink.s, Chat- burn ami AIacaiile>', Imll-liacks; Lancaster Holland. Catlo-.v, Hifcli and Aspiu, forward- 3'eferee: IMr. 4. Foden. of Atherton.
Long Bombardment.
ence, J . A. Longwortli won a corner but this wa.s efricieiitiy dealt tvith. Clitheroe gained another free kick on tlio line and from this Longworth breasted tho ball just wide. Boardman got the ball away tinder liot pressure, Longworth's shot causing a livclv duel. The Barnoldswick forwards wore held* well but Catlow with a long dropping shot struck the crossbar, Stevenson getting the ball awav after a struggle.. Heap stuck well to the ball wlicn challenged and once enabled the centre-half to enjoy tho luxury of a free pot a t goal, tho ball pass ing just wide. A corner on tho right pro- dneod another meleo, Heap boing in the thick of the fray and when tho ball was got clear Birch fouled, causing a renewal of the danger. B.
I.ongworth’.s shot was diverted by \ defender, but Boardmnn sprang across goal to fist tho ball for a corner which Walmsler put behind. Heap, Gee
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bold open movement by the 'J'own lorwards. A lively tussle occurred in the Barnold.s- wick goalmouth following a free kick for a foul throw. The ball was buffeted about from iiead to head and once Boardman bad to fist away, but the defence prevailed. A .-liarp
thru.st by Clitheroo almost pro- tluceil a goal, wlion Garstang rushed in and delivered a i>oiiit-blank drive. Boardniau flung out Jiis arms and diverteil the ball for a fruitless corner.
]5y .sheer persist
wa.s .mnio time before either goalkeeper liandlcd. Heap had already foiled to screw in a .sliot from close range and at the other end.
Itu.sliton quickly relievetl
prc.ssiire in troduecd liy Birch. ' There wa.s plenty^ of evidence ot keenne-ss. A smart opening was worked by Heap. Longworlh and Gars- tang. the latterAs sliot curling across the goal and A being elcared.
A
’almslcy's snhseqnent centre Ihirker .-niartly chocked a
eloettH to play toward.s the Sliaw .Bridge end.
Longwortli again had choice of ends and ]'lacli side wa.s Foqn visited but it
BAD LUCK!
injury to Half-Back- involves Clitheroe in Defeat.
Lyne.
Fitfc, B. Longwortli, Bell; AYalmsley; Gee. J . Ijongwortli, Heap, Chadwick. Referee: Mr, A. AVignall, Ashton-imder-
Meyois, Peachy, Gregson; Bromilow, Gray, Fairclongh, IMolineaux, Galloway. Clitheroe: Stenhenson; Parker, Knshton;
more than the odd goal. - Garstang w.A unable to turn out and his place on tho left wing was taken by Chadwick, the teams therefore lining up as follows: Atherton: llighy: Grimshaw, Corcoran;
C'litheroo would their three I'.aster matche.s. hut at tho .same time they eame a rather bad croiqier .at Atlierton. losing hy four goals to nil. That .''Core hy no inean.s roilocts tho play, for even Atherton critics admit tliat Clit horoe were just as effective as the homo team until an injury to Fitt. tlie right-half, jilaced tile
Ca.stleitos at a big disadvantage. This accident occurred about a quarter of an hour from tlie end, ami at tlint time \thorton were loading by only ono goal with Clitlioroe
prc.ssing .so .strongly th a t an equaliser seemed eminent. After* Fitt •had been carried off the Clitheroe team wa.s com pletely disorganised, and before tlie end Atherton had jiiletl on three more goals. Clitheroe's display was therefore by no means as bad as the score
sngge.sts. i t was sheer bad luck tha t causctl them to lose by
It wa- ]*erhaps
too much to expect th a t ain maximum points
and tlie halva- gave nothing away without a struggle. Til the forward line J.ancaster and As)»in wore thrustiul wingers, hut the in-ido forwanl- were ijnire easily robheil and rarely jiroved tlangerous, .In getting a second goal near the end tlie Town
oan.seil Clitheroc .-omo anxiety, but the CastleiUxs wore able to hold their load and gained
the noint- they thoroughly earned.
and Garstaiig all had scoring offoits char‘’^i*d down and Clithoroe'.s pres.>uiv certainlv de served better luck. A grand slioc from* Gee. from a tree kick ivas listed again-c tli*' bar and scrambled away. A free kick by Unsh- ton led to Clithoroe’s opening "oal. Gee rushing in to deliver a rasping 'low which entered the net a few inches from the post. Heap had another grand trv which Boardman just blocked. The Clit- lieroo defence was tested in a hot raid which F i t t partially defeated. B. Lonei wortli completing the doavahee to Gee.
who.se iias.s was sent forward by Garstang'. •J. A. JiOngworth tvas given sihuetliing fo
ni.sh lor and ho neatly .sidestepped the backs
Stern Struggle. Clitheroe did not arrive u ntil a fte r the
time for the kick-off, and the game was 20 niinutes late in s ta r t in g , Clitheroo won tile toss, and boiore tlic game had been in pnigrcss two minutes Atliorton were awarded a tree kicT-c lor hands. Bti-liton conce(loi.l a corner, and i t wa- an anxious moment wlion Gray got hi- head to tlie ball and Stt-venson Iiad to .>;ave. Atherton came again, but off- Mdo relieved the s ituation. " Clitheroe made ground in the left, but Bigjiy wa.s never called npnn. • Smart combination by Alolinenux .and Fait'elough was a preliminary To Atlumton’.- goal live minutes a fte r the s ta r t , (iray having nothing to do but beat Stevenson. Ho sjioilr a second attem p t iiunieili.'Uely alterwarils by sluHiting oulsiifo, Cliilit'rtte attacked, and fhadwick h a d ’ :i centre put beliind Iiy CD’imslniw. but noth ing eaino of tin* corner kick. 'I'lie ontside left also made a lovely centre, wliicli was particularly dangerous, hut J .
I.ongworih lieailed wide, Tho t'liiheroe right wing wa- next in action, but Waiin.-ley sliot ov»‘r. Chadwick ivas not imviiig the luck with lii- cenrrc.s th a t rlioy iieservt*d. siiul another wt‘il-piaced pass wa- allowotl to go bogging by 1-J<ai).
'fbo .-aiiu* playm- als«» j>ut well
over from a jia-ss by tlie loft half. Alolyneau.x. in his eagerness, put the ball tlirough the Clitlieroe goal with hi- hand following a throw-in, and tlie consequom fris.*.I*ic]T re- lieviHl the Clitlieroo goal. Clitlieroe re tu rn ed to the attack with vigour, and Gee pul in a long <lrive wliich Bigbv .-aved. He also stoiiped a drive from Chadwick. Half- t im e :
Atherfon, 1; Clitheroo, 0. Reduced Forces.
On resuming. Stevenson had to come out
of hi.8 goal to retrieve a .shol from Aleyer.s. and a t th e other end Grimshaw conceded a fruitle.s.s corner. Oliadwielc uas nnfortuiiare with hi-
pa.s.ses, .V corner re-uUtHl, whicli passetl witliout event, ami Ciitiioroo wore now having the better of motliod.s, Imt in Irom of goal tliey ilid not show mu«‘li con fidence ami the ball was often placed wide. A dangerous melee in tlie Cliihoroo goal mouth. was only relieved when Stevenson luckily booted clear, and Gee a t the other end liea-dod just outside.
Play .swung
.shot. Tile game was now being contt'stetl more keenly ilian in tlie e.-irly slagos, Clit- lieroe working hard to
eipiali.se, whilst Allierton with tlie lead .saw victory within their gra-p for tho first time for some weeks, it wa- at tlii.- .stage tlial Ciillu*roc
lo.st the
round again and .Stephenson cleverly ILted away, wliil-t Geo
te.sttql Bigby with a hot
OF
"HOBBIES ” FAMOUS PEOPLE.
GOLF PROBABLY THE POPULAR GAME.
SOME MEN WITH HALF PASTIMES.
MOST A DOZEN
Other favonrito-s- are motiring, fisliiiig, shooting, reading—ami working.
The.se things wore ili covered iiy a reporter wliou investigating the forieast tlmt more people will take nn lisliing this year than over before.
Golf i.s probably tho
mu.st i>opnlar hobby ’’ among prominent men of to-day.
I t is an old saying tha t every ono should have a, liobby, lint “ A’ho’s AVho ’’ .show.s
tlint nmny of tlie rno-t successful mon fiml lime for hall a dozen hobbies.
A Mr. T'ernard ,^haw, says th a t lii.s recrea
tions are anything except sport, but aiid.s th a t lii.s- exoreises sire motor driving, cycling. SM'iminiTig and public speaking.
.spurt?, inclmling Bugby football. ATr. jiamsiiy MaeDonnld i.s fond of golfing and wjilking. and Mr, Lloyd George is a golfer a.s wa.s Lord Oxford. Aloloriiig, sliooting. and goM’ are the
SMART SHIRTS & COLLARS FOR MEN
'J'he Brime Minister is inten*.ste<{ in many WELL dressed men dcniaiid /ooil Politician’s Pastimes
IS why Badi; of tho Dav,
appearance amid comfort, that Shirts are the .Sliirl.-
appea TOI \N in 'I'mvn or CurnUry
amn.«ernent- of .Sir William Joyson-lTick.s, wliilo Sir AV. Alitehell-Tiuimpson. the Post- in.'ister-General. goes in for sliooting. fish ing and golf. Cycling and golf are ATr. T'. .'P. O’Connor's .secret of vigour in SOtli year, hiif Afr. L. S. Amory,. the Dominions Secretary, varies his work with travelling, mountaineering, .ski-ing. and sailing. Tlie Karl of J?alfour. of ooui'se, plays
Cotton .Shirts always look smart . .. every garmr-nt carries a written guar- anter against fading of colour. Le: vour next Shirt be a Kadiae.
A .SK to see uur new .Season’s designs and colourings.
tonni.s, jifi tioo.s 1/ord Beading, who also shoots, golfs, and rides. Cricket is the game for Air, AV. C. Bridgeman, who was in tho Fhon and Camliridge elevens. Lord Bledlscce wa.s evidently the right man to chqo-e a.s Parliamentary Secretary to tlie
Alini.stry of Agricnltnre. a post lie recently resigned, for, after a long
li.si of agricul
«nirtlier alieail boating Steven-oa for posse.-- .-ion on the line. F in a l: Atlienoii, 4: Clitheroo, 0.
It was unfortunate tlia t Clithcroo sliould
.-aving all manner of siiot.s with romnr.kalile eloanncs.s and efiicioncy, whiLt at Imck Buslitiui gave an exceptionally fine di.splay. repeaioilly .-aving tho situation when Parker failed. Lougworth wa> outstanding atnoiig the hnli-hacks but all were offec- livo, and nr rlio lime F i t i wa.s injured had reduced the Atherton attack to compara tive im]*oienre.
-tr ike tiii.s unlucky patch at tho end of a prosperous .-erics of holiday inatclio.s. .'ste\eii.-on gave a brilliant tlisplay in goal
In the forward line
.sound ra th e r th an brilliant, ami judging on
M.milay’.- di.spiay it i.- difili-ult to lind a i-eaMiii foi’ their l*ncf>- jiositioii
in the
League cha»’t. TO-MORROW’S M.4TCH.
C'!ither*)e jJay another liome game r«i-
<listimlly below form in recent malchc-.-. is to be replaced by AValmsley. who has been o|»eraiing on the r ig h t wing. AValmsloy played at iull-back for Bossondale before coming to Clitheroe. F i t t . wlut .severely
.strained his ankle a t Atherton, and will be ill bed for a fortnight in conscquouce. makc.s way for the retu rn of NichoH.s. whom in- jurie.- kept out of ilie .side during Kast-or, and AValinsley'.i pOvsition at
ont.side r ig h t will be tak en ’ by Itnmton. who played witli Fleotwo(Kl. giving a splendid display at Clitlieroe. The team will therefore bo:— Stevenson, goal: AYalmslcy and Bnshtmi. back-s; Nicholls, Longworth (B.), Bell, hall- bnoks: llrunton, Gee. Lougworth. Heap and
i ' i
a r.s tang, j or wards. —
JUNIOR SHIELD CONTEST.
and Accrington Beserve. liavc been invited to take ]>art in a competition for the Lanoashin* .lunior .SliioM. All the procced.s of the matches; go to charity hut in addi tion to tlio .shield, the winning team receives medals.
Bos.scmhde have already <lefeaUHl Accrington and next
AVcdne.sday ovening (kieV.-olF tl-O o’clock) Clitheroe will jilay Darwen^it Shaw Bridge ground. This should provide a jiopular additional fixture, as keonues.'i, among tho player.? is
a.ssiircHl. I t is not often medals are available lor only two victories!
Clitheroe. along witii Danven,
Bo.s.semlale
CHATBURN CHURCH ATHLETIC V, MOUNT ZION.
league fixtures on Saturday morning, wlion they entertained Mount Zion. Tho game was of a rather tame description, for al though one or two players put in all they know, there was a decided
end-of-the-se.ason
The Church Athletic concluded their
spirit prevalent. Playing down the slo”e in the first half, tho Atlilctic led a t tho interval by two goals to one. Tho scoring in tho second half was in tlie .samo propor tion and the Athletic ran out winners bv four goals to two. 0. Cliatburn claimed three of tho homo sides total and A. Frank- land ono.
m*irrow wiien tliey receive a visit from Accringii'n .Stanley
Be.serve. Tlio encounter i,- likely to jimve a particularly storn and interesting one, and it is to In.* hoped th a t Clitheroe will mauuaiii theii- admiralile lioino record. .^ei'crai eltange.s liave lu'en made in the nithere*' team.
I’arker. wh o Im.s been
l.ongwortii gave a good account of himself without heing jamii nlarly dangerous at
clo.se ipiarter.s. Gee wa- olfective. and tho others played well up to form without, however, .-howing the
peneirativimo.ss noce*wary. .Vthertnii liave a good workmanlike team,
.-ervice.s of F i t t . He was badly damagetl in the cour.-e of an Atherton attack and liad to lie cai’ried off. It wa.> obvitm.- tliat lie would not re tu rn , and Atherton .-oon took advantage of Clitheroe's weakened forre-, Wicii ten minutes to go Broniilow scored a -ecomi goal and a little la te r Fair- ciougli milcliet! a third from a flerfoct centre by (lalloway, Clitlieroo wore com pletely di-organi.-ed and in the eiosing mimitt-s FainTough put
lii.4 .-;ide .<;till
tural
in.st.itntloiis with wliicii he is a-stK-inted he add.s a* in’s recr<-a t ions agriculture, cattlo-brot'ding and pig-hroeding. .shooting, cricket and gcAf.
Seven Hobbies'at 81.
sticking (winner of tho Kadir Cup)-, golfing jHilo. and big game 'slionling. Smiu* clieic-e> are made by well-known
motoring. Miss Jrono AYiiibiirgli.
women. Danii* Klkm Terry: Bea<Ung. ilriviug,
the actress:
Ganlening and being read to. Kathar ine Tynan, novelist and poetres.-:
Tallcing to ti. good l ls^ n e r . th e cIiampion5hip of <log?, eoHocting china, the .society of her children.
reading. Ill the legal proL'Ssion Air.
Ju.stico
S.vbii Thorndike; Piam», -Trimming. Mis.s Hllon Wilkinson. A l .P .; Golf and
Siioarmaii jilayed Bugby for O.xford, and was th e amnieur 1(10 yard- and (juartor
TiTckcfs, golf ami iennl.s. and Tuany of tho cIcrgT* excel at various sport^^.
inile running champion. .Sir Henrv Slossor play.s croquet and clie-s. The Bishop of
l.omlon jilay.s .sciu:v-h
Cap.ablanca. the cTie.-s m au e r , limU re
rouiul .sportsman going* in for practically all forms of atlilc-tics; does r.ot indulge in
C.aliforman Coast for Tuna. Ftc.) : roads a good deni.” An was only to be expected. Mr Align?- line BirrelPs Imbhy i.s Bookhimting.”
WISWELL V. PADIHAM ELECTRIC Co.
rantto with a- Krand .shot, witli wbicli tiio fioalie liad no cbance. .Sliortly after this i adiliam broke away and .scored a rather llnky goal. Mbswell again took tiii tlio running and Nntler made a gallant attempt inissing tbe goal Iiy iacbes. Tbe IViswell halves were playing a gre.-vt game, D.avid- son in nartioailar Iming a “ sta r turn.” Jialf-tiine arrived with the score ono each, tin the re-start, AViswell .seemed to bo far the better team and after onlv four minutes Hargreaves acoretl a. great goal. Padibam seldom crossed tlio lialf-wav lino and when tliov <Ud .so were soon pulled up bv IVis- welr.s stubborn dofonco. After 35 minutes bad elapsed, Nutter scored .a tliird for IVis- well and five minntes from the end. Swales went tlirongh and scored .a fourth, the game ending in an
ea.sy win for AVi-swell, the
tho outstanding man for tlie visit-ors,' play ing a groat game a t full-back.
result being: Wisn-ell, 4: Padibnni Electric Company, 1. .
Brad.shaw, tlic* e.x-CIitheroo player, was
. '
outbreaks of foot and moutli
di.soase in tho *'0»»ntrv, involving tho slaughter of 7.2'i5 animals and tho payment of compensation amounting to £38,300.
Since January 1st there have been SO
^aturcLay in line weather. Wiswell won tlio
tc.ss and rlecidod to play np liill. T|,ov were not ;it full strongtli, .Swale.s an<l ]>owltcr beine absent, lint tbe
ro.scrvo men made a very good <lisplay. Tl,o Wiswell delonce was aeain in fine I'orm. The came bad been in
proere.ss only ten minutes wlien Wilson, rifrlit liacb, scored from 35 yards
fP.i.iilian; aikl District Aiiiatour I.csutuo.I _ 'lliis inatcli iva.s pliiyocl at. AViswpII on
C^iarlie Chaplin likes motoring. horso- ndmg. aeop .soa fishing (off tho Southern
riding, motoring, aviation. Dongla.s Fairbanks .says he ” is an :il|-
laxation^ in “ nearly all .sport.- and general reading,’' and his conqueror. ])r. A. Alek hine, likes riding, canoeing, and tennis. ^ Here are Afussolini’.s l io h h io 'A ’ioliu
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age his rccreation> are .steeplochasing. halhioning. iiniiting. .'winimrng. .-culling, wild sport, travelling. Sir Bohen. Badon-Powell i.s fond of pig
from his hobbie.s. it would snroly bo won by that fine old .spori-nian. .Sir Claude Ciiampion De Crespigny. At s i years of
it a, prize were offered for the man wlm had olitaincd the most varied enjoyment
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