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ALt, IVoBic Gu a k a n t e ed . — L owe st Ci ia k g e s . J A C K S O R J , T H E G A R A G E ^ W A D D B W G T O M


.splendid length. Rnardman irmibled hu t .h ''..‘l i ‘l


defeat


W... IVvllil'S :il I'l'.itl.'-hair, he niv.l.i: :U' | ;,i,|ic!il':im-c.......... - --- - ............... *


bu t ilie real s ta lw a r t of the team | ...... , ,


exceedingly rescuing lii liav(* lost: hear t.


Tlie forwards wore an.v- Clillieroe: .


winnei-s in a sanie wh.eh ...chi.lc.l nob a i,u.U;h.;.'. m t lc ...ml la.-Ui..p;.


SUPPORTING CO R SE T S


RUPTURE TRUSSES, AND ABDOMINAL BELTS ELASTIC STOCKINGS from 4/6


\


Ait l ia n g e s su p p l ied to Al l H ea l th I n su ea n c e P a t ien t s . L.vdy A t t en d a n t .


Sargeson & lUiiilliiieaiix, 13 Eaiiain, Blackburn thc'nP Porl.Vnitv’cViU^^ I Fletehe.' was makil.R U;aeks to.' EO'U S o ^ t . t ' w e alf miLhing sjiSilt nn...y sl.ot m to d . t sSSy:™ FFYTlS'd otF Kplh tow a id s goal aiul >\.ii^ ^ j "


v'nnfilCfi.' Tivo gooil L ' " ' - ' I*!- C iitti.roe I ij']'|‘:liCVii'7Ln™i’ n .S j ' 'a bnR,- . t i i . 'l i n t 'tiio I iS ! A. Pon'rAo ............................. K- uomrlit an d thou Boardman saved |


imrdle th re a ten ed to dispoil | lOO O. S h a rp .............................. d . ^J^dd ......................................


Church 1 iurod in th o 32,000 s tre e t a cc id en ^ which occurred in tho •Metropolitan pMice area


M’halloy | iinr ing the throo months ended Soptombor ""*.....10th.


340 persons were killed,


gj! ] H t jr 'm m Am o iit- fiin™ ''« I tiio u t Sim i t cmilA „ob fuicccod. Many and g ro a t aro tho re-


’ 1C,000 in-


TnX)R FAiVnT.Y COUGHS & COLDS.— X? i>,Roborte’ Crbnplin© Cough .Syrup 1/3-


j fiponsibilitios of th o am a teu r inusic-lovor, in


' re-spect of music’s progress. Happilj*, th o am a teu r usually q u i te prepared to shoulder theso responsibilities.


I a sa in , .loo Grool. kiehii.g thl'm.gll l.-om llic | 100 F . Lee ’id d l l I tl-e.issn o . To a .a th u . '. . | 7 7 2 ....... ,.......


nil 111. fill' off-.'ule. 211'ost of th e lie "’as ji.iUihI <lo"a am. iioiii the lic e k . ' . scrl.miiaRO wh.eh followed. _ Althouch lOO G. Horshohl ...................... wore i.iillcd I _ iJ I ,n \y .„ hoiiis done hv Gai'lsidc sociirod th e hall and " i th a hook .ip,,,||,st th e ru n of th e phiy, th is goal (lo- lOO H. Kiittci- ..........................


.................. Missod Chances, . . . . ________


"•arils tl.o .Ti.hilee eml aeltiiiR bmilhpo.-l to fforeml in Uio hca'-y R.-0.....1.


rol-ceflll a t tho npenlliR of the


IVimiinR tho toss, Clitheroe^ Iciehe.l to- /Y;’,;":,', Y'"


.V '" " " : . r im i l .e , , B H m 'n .t l Acc.-...e .... “ sHriiSre \ l s V ' A I


jamgworth. wlio made a lost- the toss


thill'.'- h a t inipi'essive anil th e re can he no I ^-noil; I.nnawni-lh, H..r.hnan hesiialh .n in acchiiinii.K Clilheroo as- 'voi'lh.vU


Parson.s and Pears. Referee: Mr. F . Barnes,


a f te r hear tily


'■ • ■ .,1,]^, (liajih.v .1.1(1 .-.'ppaK'.ll,'' wishii.j; Ihv ri'li'rci' “ a iiiai'.'.v C hnsllnas *


li'aia "lu'i'l till'.'- Ki'onU'il to .,,,,1 the teams liiii'il ap as lolhi"'s; ■


m . m ; * - Wretched Conditions. ' l Roarilmaii; Ijousdale, Isast


Gai'tsale, W ahn.sley, Heap a < y , . ! o < c . - v o '


l


Ha'Voi'Ui; H . H.u 'o iUi, L l i .n l" . '. ., " ali.c. , B'livtenst'ill


’ . ■ I


W4’leome re- | .


........ .


vigimnislv with dangerous movements in i l i t i le d 'h v Hu* halve.s and maintained hy .lai'kson and th e r ig h t wing forwards. Re- fore Hiis ons laught the ^Uhlelici ilefender.s llouiul(*rod. ami in an elfort to clear one of them iiaiulh'd in Hie penal ty area.


T ' j I '’Y/J''''. S .i le ."


■■flV.-.’v'nHi, f'-h-aln-lek IV-ilhei- 1 R'>"e G) oiitsi.h'-left, ami Wliitham ei-os.se.l ron'-ai'.h Tl.o eliaiiRos "o io effeetivo, many dangerous centres.


ea.i-v an to fm-thc- m successes. ,,, ,|.h h '.le f t . ;


V ,i .v w.. V.7 Tl.e .-e.sumpti.m <> CoUerlll a t eeiilro poaliiiii his man am. piiltiiiji: acioss Ohnlhurn were oulplayecl, and ^ oven


irereahoiits RILLTARD IM^VTCMFS.— Billiard matcho.s | between Downlmni Rtrading Room members ■ '


‘ .................... ............... Jackson 100 |


victor.s on Downham


inembor.s .................... W . G'>yno.us PP |


brook, the home i:a])lain, made no mistake IVhal'liv s till ....


found


.............................. ... tin* ofi'ensive.


them ready \ \ a.sh- to .laekson luul D O W N H A M .


£60 £90


ugs, Carpets, Pictures, Mirrors, Clocks, M FOOTBALL.


LANCA^iHlRE COMBINATION. 1-A:ST SATURDAY’S RESULTS. 1 xCiillR-rnc, 2 : S o u th p o r t . Kesurve 0


Chorley, 2 ; xDick, Ke.-r’s, 1. Morwieh 11


Lan c a ste r Town, t ; xllarnohlswiek I ., - Tl„. v is itin g forwards wore .at th is .stage Jtoap iieedle.ssly hai.il oil hi t, ", 1) Xelsm. Iteserve, t l ; xG .e a t l a.'Wood, 1.


Atherton, : l ; lios sc.dalo tm .te d , 2. Ihieiip liololiKh, 1; Aloiecamhe, 1.


;Lytham, 1 ; WiKaii llorough lleserve, i. | —


W E L C O M E P O I N T S .


CUtheroe Two Goals to the good against Southport Reserve.


MUD LARKING.


' e.xpeiibe of Southpor t JleBer>e ami liiU> d e se rted th e points. Conditions were i u re teh ed ami the •‘ { 'a te ” poor


CTilheroc oiioiieil th e ir CTiristmas in'O- uramme with a welcome victory a t tlie


1 I'roimd, especially <lowii the uiidille, was 1 aiiklo deep in mud ami this la e t ma\ liav


.Ihc


had something to do "111. the poor .snow givon l.v tho .Smithport team as i t is veiy ra re indeed th a t they ai'e ealleil i.po.i 10 ope. a te iiiidor such comlitiens on th e ir u\\ I. 1 gi-eiind. The visilo.-s, by the way, helded


one of Luriieil seasor assi.’* forWiuu.''


-1; Uiirscoutch .UaiiKer.s, 2.


.sliom: a t ta ck , T.aylor I.oatloil I.ea.iUl.. ly wl.c.. .lie teams el....|4e<l j,.to the not. Imt was adjudged olt-snlc. ton .soon won a eo i.ei.


'J |,o w.nd ha.l ah..ted ■ -


chanecs th.-nngh failure to follow up for- L | i e hall in ph.y aild l.imt li.s ...a. , th e I •m ■wal'd passes. A f.oo kick a yard onts.de was fmred into tl.e md yrobabl.v L G a i t


„f t,,„ ru t .


ciitluM-oo’s .*;onnd dofenro k ep t them „«w a tla ck cd with :i will and iollouiiiK .pOoa Clithoroe


U lUionx'


showing lovely forwards


l u o pportuni lv. and Tjonsdale had hard liiok yK,tehor. .I’ears, c h a l le n p d h^ tlio ponaiiv area. }ia\u om ih.:i *»*• gave Clitlie.-ne siue uj ,ii ----, , niissod iuifiMm niiineroiis a


- '''4 poaalkv luck >oi...g tiled lo hig^^.^ U^^ | ^vorkorK oy |>y.- ,Vlelrh(*r/ who


. gi'cnt L id e , i- umir l lhul.oiig2li llio cliiet nnespec^ hoiiours *--------A... l,.Tll i « e i i t


will, his silol whiel: iusl .skiiiiimxl tlic b a r. tran.sl'eii'ed to Paisoiis, whose sliot h i t . e Boardman h io n g h t off a eapi tal save who., post. A furthei- shot 171s k ep t o^t^ Smith di'ovo stioiigly fi-om tl.e wing, th e |)o„i-amaii ami though J e ais iiiiiii...li.itcl' hall hoing doncetod fi-mii Astiii’s body. A „ e t tcd ho was jn-operly ruled oll-sKli.


. .........................................................._ .................... h'loni ........................ free, a It l h a d ’ votr'amdiie.’- 'r.-0(' kick, and AVidnish-y I .s,7-cii' nndin- the l '" r a "d


Clitlieroe, 0 ; .Soiilhi.orl Boserve, 0. „


s How the Goals wore Scored. J resimm‘\or''M^ ' '


had tlie h a rd e s t of hick no t to hi’ad tlie (.orner was "•on, I I . Ih n 'o r t l l , hall in to th e ne t. H a lf t im e :


on tho players eliangii.g over immediately | t,.-,,,,! loird hu t ll.r ilespite appeals for live ininules rest.


Owing to a hit.) s ta r t llie lofeiee insisted ............. sli onglv. and missed a glorious elianeo wlien the cliai.ee to kick ........................................... ....... ' opened 1 rn id ^ r s ” and iioardnnin was '


Walnniii'v and i le a .. Imth failed to pass to j„ u,e ,mid on llm goaldine. J'L,',’ i>a.-- i™ " ' ’ rho "’as umaai-hed on th e M,ocl: into defending |iositioil, pnsi od I j


ami em.ei'ded a l ic e kick on the e.lgc ^y,


to I «w ’ '


fn r tlie r free kick was awarded Southpor t, i|,o „ ex t Clitlieroe ra id , Bigh.v ' 'a s biouj^ht h.it d e a l t faillth'ssly with an ominous s itlia- ,i„„.n by J l . HowoiUi and hail tioa. Shortly I.efoi-e the interval Cl.lhei-oe o l ten t io n .


in kick, Boardmau.m


r ig h t winger, poaet.-ated, Board.nan f ' . '" '! ' j.o ,each tlio hall 'v.th Ins foot "■hen his h-imis would have been n.oio sei-yiceahlc.


^h■l^scot Cnhh'S, a ; .vAornnsiton Jtosin ie , 1. ,Ye,, K-ieit f„,. iinnds. th in r forwards honit; off- I .xMancliescer Central, (i; Darwea, 0.


i


L i , , e j„ tlio ooalmonll.. The same ....stak e i„sfc them ano th e r el.anee when rollo..-.ng a


shot which m a r c l th e erossb,u:. Things


eccanes and H 1


i„st nil op p o rtu n i ty n l to r gninnm a I


oted for W ornby Trains


a r.nrl forwards ontinoiisly n e a r llio Clithoroc went ahead,


missnii; a good chanco t'ortiinalc to have' only .TaeUson an d CoUciill •


OOlOrO Oliinil-^ I all<lK> •iiiti luiinu ii»i> , . , i,


, ,, 1 , ,.............


.S U m le y lsh a h y a.ul n.usl 1 0 ; - , — d ,,


in hnsUniK them 1 ri i4i-tt,!ll


CHII.DRKX'S KNTEllTAJNMKNT. — ‘slnias t r e a t provided a t


hall in to the ne t. J la lf - t im c : Accrin-ton Stanley ileserve, 2 ; CliUieroe. 2. 1 elfoctivo. As a lino


............. ............pivot, wno pnivoo np,v.,- , "r,;; Quick Changes.


. L i . i , th i


S a.a.-l ed eKteat h.obk str.mAod ha.-d to s.;t h.s f n i o v i n s . ami Imii.d h.m«; f t«o ' ' ‘-.^JJleS ' 'h h


L | , , ,o lh loft wingel- who wa. right-l.alf


—


didlv ail thr.angh tho « a » '7 'V'>do V asi - ^ l a ^ ; L wh.e i


le.l l.v t l ie ir clover eei.t.-i,Y and the h.i.d | w ill. 'Mnt a too much for


swifl-mov...n: Cl.athnri. LANCASHIRE LEAGUE ■ c n r ' I l I T LAST SATURDAY’S RESULTS.


xChm-lev Besorve, 11; Caldel-.stol.es ,11. Illai'klnmi Itov. A, 1; xWalsde.i Lm tcd , 2.


xBnrnloy A, 2 : ..UHington, 1. — • « « ■ -—


OHORLEY RESERVE v. CALDERSTONES. .


I CaldersLones suffered th e ir heaviest reverse on Satni-day, losing 0—0 a t U io r lc j .


I he


tu rn ed to th e si.lo a t eellti'e-liall, " i th a t left-hall, I'oster being in-


19-ar'aaged. Uuxbiii' le-


xKleelwood W.V., i l : Hick, Kei i-s Bes C. Ihirnoldswick f . V., o ; xhanea.st.M- I . i t . , .1.


xlireighlm ol, 11; l.oyhiml Alolors Xl’r.’si-ol Cables It., l i ; W osthoiightoii t oh, 1.


..A on Monday evenin};. presided over a fairly hig. e n te r ta inm en t was mainly tile children lhemselve.s, who


School for tlio juvenile


| lo r e exeeilouL_ in _ every _ way ., ^ Ih e pro- vVuied and ipnilitv wnsox-


j children were


jaan ' a much apjireeiated miiidu.r, Ciood n ig h t ." whioh formed a fitting eoii-


. Vh ,vl.i L th.‘ eo i.ie rt oimm-d, U.e Cl.i.ia- ,


inelndeil “ ilcigh-ho ere.-.vliod,v." ------,1 , ,


........,.............. ,,


ehision lo th e programme. As usual a liiimher ot recitations were eoiitnlmtisi, all.


of them Jieing cleverly rendered with si>|ea- ilid expressiim.


F a ire IJneen ” and “ G randpa’s Speetach's. ' Bola'nd Cliamley recited " When I ’lii a iiiali.” .lean Uohertsoii eoalrilmted an amnsin"- “ Tlio pepiier liox,’’ anil .Marjor.v Holden ri'lnted llie adventures ol S an ta Clans aiul the mon.se. The songs were no less salisfaelorv and did e red it lo all eoii- ei'i-neil. .Iaet|iielino Piteliford gave a eliarm- iiie rendition ol ’’ Away in a mangel D.nudos Alkiii gave a siiirileil iierformaneo of ” .Somiv hov," and Alargarel Smith was heard lo ' mar'Imd advaiitag.' in “ l.idlahy low ■’ A feallire of the programme was a series of mirserv rhymes admirably inler- iiretcd hv a .'i-.mp of ehildreil "h o tool: Ihe items as follmvs: .lack , Tionicr. Fred AFNah; .\fiss Jliiffot, .lean B o h er lso n ; Ihi- .laciiucliae P i tch ferd ; ^.Qm’c " , " i


I’eggy P e rry gave ' 1 lie e ap i tal action sm.gs atches, Note Address:


Top of MOOR L#ANE Glitheroe


BAEROW.


llc-ir ts Gladvs l.c*; .lack and .lill. Itohiad Chamlov and' M arg aret Sinitli.. The 'most in te re s tin g feature of the evening from llio voiin.'sti'i-.s’ point ot view, "'as the app.-ar- 'aiieo"of F a th e r Clinslmas ivlin dislrilmled a i.ri'sent to eaeh ehihl.


leauiie learn. Enm h (Jarstang, wlio is nou on S o uthpor t's hooks, u a s playing with the (ir.st eleven and S o u th p o r t . guve a tr ia l to an mitsh h -le ft named S.mlh, el whom iM'eat ih-al " a s expected. As a m a t te r ol ta e l,


......- ........... - , . wrn.'er lie t'Miher-e were again seen


d ra l le d into the team at ontside-lelt, Wahi.sley lahiiig Uie e enlre lierlh. 'ITu* te:mis were as follow.s;


Who eimm.to l.msdale, tiiardmaii, Nieholls; High.', t . .i i t- Clitlieroe: lloardmaii;


Tavlor. Ilalsall. DiiHoii and ^iiiitli. iie fe r.'e : .1. S. Brown, lilacklmrii. By Way of Commont.


CMillierue " e r e .so inelfcctivc in I ru n t, of


g-eil lor the major i: Olio desjiairetl ol Lho.i Walliisley missed ■ '■ lirst miiiute, and •unity " e n r ahegging. were made hv Baker, liil.


' j;! Fastiyood ;


.side. iValmsley, Heap an d ixell.y. Soidliimrl lie serv e: linker ; M alkcr, Kell' ,


Hohm's, Wyiiass, Piekeriiig; , Ala.ssoii, i.|-ived a t


ah o at Shaw


as llridge


iiii.-ehahh; this


season . as any


ih<« henie winger, se


■


full sitle, Longworlit ami I'leteher -ji-jl'L r id h o ro e within a few im-hes of the penalty infii the no t off ahseatees.’ J.om-.dale was », and Kelly,


fee. ly lo lleaiVs I,end, Uic IWwar'l iinssing Ema ; hv Inches.


exchanged places, f 'a ’ vimiur


c entre bv Witihv Heap shot over tiio bar. Kon(iwiii{j: ano tb e r .strong Clitheroe a t ta ck


go 1 into the llic .1... a t ta ck . I'lirvi- I'r1om a .1 0111 fnt' nav. I c api tal ‘ 1, ' I ,


Southpor t <-onceded a .corner. H ig iy s nm.ster. kick was eleared, and the ball passed ou t to


I.. it... "***('miist«iiieex^ il n ^o(hI« liaiil •»«


^j,^. (.ireumstaiu'es, iL was a good, haid witli .lack about as


,


Unl uc ky to LoSO, J


. i i , ,


Hardman who teored through a riiek (u i)oforo the eiul b u t the.v gave a roallj pun . 1..........


'J’he hard work ag a in s t (jj-j-t half told its ta lc


Tiiltv morlteii the goaf, aL..,!..,. •mi! iinliickv to lose.


the full-baH.' position, while Astin aeoura'te c en tre which erossod tiv ^|.,vr(i Irdf-liaek. Another free kick for l^ighy retrieved Uie hall and his sho ‘


along Ihe front of the erosshar lo he cleared, raid pill V"'''"'ir|,?tI.V,l‘i • d.dii'ereil Vii ,.on«lale then, .dm.iged p!aci;s ' - ^ l ,


1 .similar- misfertiine when a shot ghnn-ed ohieli eame his 1


/'V ^


'Gai-rsiiie aiid AVahiistey also Aceringlnii Stanley Besorve, o ; Chtliproe. I. .‘"'^''’^.‘''*7.


„|„vi ,,g the hall. lie.- an oip.alisor. Cl.theme . " e r e tier ..... _


Stru g g lin g 1


whi'g ;V,;;i.ail 'p ssi g har,nle.ssly aeross the f ro ,,.'d efen s iv e duties to give eae 1, w.i gor g.;a^•"dl^ md a fnnimrd near.


(•iit"i'ii"'a 'g re a t slm't from the I ilVmllv i.'iio Iho net. Kastwood found liimi Itiglw had o ..haneo h o t S .ite r was - I " ';


I S m o J d I h ^ goal. d his shot passed


eeiilre. , 'I'here were about 1,0111) siu'etauirs


when the game began. Chorlev kicked off. Imt Calder.stoiie.s were


soil, run,- an d Wilkiiisim was fo r tu n ate to save as lie slnmhled. Following a neat


uggling h a rd fo r ’ ;itoii off.


.


tlie ru s t to mlvaiiee. Diiximry |ilaeing Ins shot inside.


iMeChire went away witli a


dribble, MeCliire inisUieked Irom short range ami followeil op with a lu r t l ie r w*.aK efriwt a ’ Viiimife la After 20 minutes, I


,’i I Atemorial Ghiiri-h mi Siiiida,y by Mr. C llarles Bi-ime of C.ilne. whose visits to ^he church are always |io|mlar. Cliristmas liymii.s "'.■re sail'.- a t both si't-viees as wore items froiii tile” ' Alessiah." in th.' morning the elioir nave an aid., reiidoriiig of “ Worthy is tho L an d .," ami in tlie evening Uiov .sang with aeeoraev and tru e expr.'ssion “ F o r iiiito ns " and '• Hallehljah Chorus,” the h i t te r Iil'ing siilie with cnmmcndable vigour and iilhasiason Air. Cl. F. Claylmi proye.l aii leatler' aiul Mi-s (far.siile ably Oi';-


i la te r 'MeCTure julded a second «'oal from a for tunalelv not a verv la rs e attendance a t Wilkinson ma.le a groat


for ehiirc.. li'AXCV T)Ui:SS MAi;


r o r J , ■


il ijoV could no t improve on tlieir mov(*s. d u s t r raaiin a ra ile rii' a and t the f f»“stivi* s sp ir it ii... z ..i ........i ’t it.>,•!.>,i-


j,, haste a miniher of times in th e ensuing jhe Reading Room on F r id ay eviMiiiig. ,j,ih,iv.


elearailce from Harlow, and was i-allod upon B a Rut Chorrlho'y’s


hov eonld not. • ' .


y ..................


improve on th e ir moves, d u s t ..


finishing was poor, l li " a ii andmi ln rd ..................................Ileye-s


n f tbird 1 devel .o..p..e..7 1 gcrison’s ''raiiimo M (•


'p],pre was, wa.s, n a ra tle rit' d


I'li,,,,, .scortHi for Chorlev with a header, and ten Considerable - in teres t was iaken iii


th a t the Clllhcroc torwards had n o t tho l. eiiel.-ative l.owvr th a t " ill assm-e.lly hu !„..iul aOL-vs-ai-v.


.. .1 la.-ilman'x goal v.u.m (aaiiis sIio..-oil sig.is of fatigue


at a lime wlie.r the .s|>evtato.-s weio womle.- I„.avy ro.iffl inns, h.it in,, "h.'thi'l- So.llhi.oi-L might nob liioak | r,.ail.'i-.i n-.ainlaim'.l tin F i l ia l :


a"”av a.ul sv.-.n'.,' a goal th a t "-m.l. give ih. ..;. Iiolh imiilU. Th.' sm-.-e.'.s I'al .0.1 h Ih


li.ali... ami G . r a n I’" im (lo.ilil n n 'l So.itl.liort woi-e tl.e liy.'h.'r unit ..m.-e .le tm - min.'ll si.l'.' a f le r fl.lh.Toi. Im.l »e.>''i‘.l th.lll I'V.'i' th.'V "-.'.-e hefor.'. Happily IN nhnsh'.'


was a h lv 'to .--lin.-l. Gm argiimi'llt l.y ohta.l.- ii. g Ih.' si'.'oml goal ainl this was alim.t the


best lliing In' clhl. G)ithm-.,e ,s y 'g ' t 'y''>g gave a sj.l.'inli.l ilisplay i.'iu'aU'ill.' .inl


w illin g III.' S.mthp.n-b ih'fi'ii.'e nml P''o''n,>''>' ;dmnd:nU opporluiiilics lor the other t«n- w:.rd<. Wnlmslov mid Heap were quite m. alil.' 1.’. araojit Ih.'.n. Ih.lh hav.' P'.'Ve'' manv h.'tl.'.' gam.'s l.ir Gl.lho.-oi'.


.'K.'ll.'


dill "-.'11 ill mid-lielil ami mail.' several goml n . ns Imt his linishiiig was .isimlly " e ak . M


rijnuui.iii


Xiirholls also distinguished himself, ing ISla>>oii to Hie .role of


Ijongworlli playeil a hard ...........^ - V. . , *7'p, '


i t out. a g re a t ])ass u> ivcnv » ii*> si-oi-e t htlu.i-oe .1 M'cpml '


second goal.


hTo Clithcroe do- team's advantage.


owing to tho - ’


C’litheroe. 2 : Soiilliport Reserve. U. -.■»*C


,, -3C-3**" " N I N E G O A L S .


Sn Clitheroe’s Match at Accrington Casiteites Just Beaten.


’he half-backs gave iie-xt tt> nothing aa .i\ • l la n h a a i i while laekiag the generalshii. id | Ua.yUav.


s e t t in g his forwards in motion very cle\oii> i .i i_ionnu , r ... . ............. I oiKiiilh*. tl


^


I c.,ricr-u-iion of .seeing the Ca.sHeites p u l up to pick up two comlortable points. thoroughlv meritorious display, although tliey were a couple ol goals ahead, a l te r


the I'clucTauce to make a jouruoy a l te r a Christmas tliiiner, Clitheroe spectators u e io i-jiii'lv nnim'i'im.s a t Avvi-inEl.m on Ghri.'.tinaa ju*i l


Ill sp ile of the w reidied weather and 1 nose wnuho mmulcj riios.,' l viuvio H'.'I’ .


'* ^ a \^ ''\X 'h aX ^ th e ir best display for many I were Fraiiklaml ami Limher l, both points M,(* rei)uised liy 'Wiswoll’s slnhliorn dofcaice. ^


„ i ................................i...ii....................................... i . fulfilling expectations. The ........................................... the


. . . . . iv-_ii...n *‘i..... Stanley being secured a t close (luarlers a f te r a con- 'rh i r ty minutes had 4*lapsed before the ■


1 Talf-lime: Rurnle,v La«is, 1 , M’iswell, 0.


............................ ’ ; opened th e score. Tlio '*enlrc for- leffc unmarked, did the trick . Wis-


strovo liardor h u t wen' unlucky in of goal. Sover.al (orners fell to them they failed to make good use of ilicm.


thi*y u'ould tlu*y conUI not ponctralo the Burnley defence. After 20 minutes, "Wood-


ilhisioned fi>r the bigger Stanlev men I visliors’ slefciieo Imd many anxious momciiis, i worth, tho M'i.swoU outside-left, w.as dam- hustled throii'di coiivim' Clitheroe’s e a r lie r | v*‘t Clmtlmni went fu r th e r ahead when | agyd, b u t the incidoat failed to catch the I sX eX u V 'n X 7m


C liathurn. following iip a_ shot, heat | nTferee’.s oye._ AViswell ngain^ inndo .several Still AVhalley replied


TO CORRESPONDENTS.


and’ half-time arrived th a t rep o rts mu.st reach 6, NFarket-placo by Tuesday afternoons, c an n o t bo p r in ted I


M’ill football corrcapondont.s plcaso note Otherwise


they Wiswell wore the aggressors, h u t tr.v :js SUNDAY SCHOOL BULLARDS


SUNDAY SCHOOL CUP (Knockout Comi>otition) FIRST ROUND.


a t ta ck s on the v is itors ’ goal without sue- ■ c(*"S. R e s u l t : Riirnlcy T.ads’ Club. 1 : 'Wiswell, 0.


CONG RICGA’J’i OXALl STS r . ORIXDLFTOX.


I IfH) .1. Fell


100 T. Slirzakor .. 100 \V. Tu rn er ....


100 H. Peattield ... 100 G. ])onhy ........ 50 G. Woodworth .......


............ 80G ............ W. Brigg.s .nS


100 W. Hindle ................ 51 R. Swalc.s ................. 75 Handicap


.......... J . C^isHgaii 7(> ............... H. Oddie I>-5 ............ C. l.coming fiO ........... ,L lionaghv SO .................. R. S co tt JOO 1*1. Clieethain 70 ... J . Cowell 100 Handicap l.nO 7.11


named club on Monday, F o bruarv 3rd, 1930. THE MUSICAL AMATEUR.


T>IIIIiI.l! VV amatoiu-s. Soiiiotili.es .'social po s itio n ', oi- 1 c arcc I'l „-oalth, o r o th e r source of iiilliionco acco.iiit;


in s k tu t f® I f o ' this : Soinotimes,, i t is ttjo enthudm-....


a> follow: M’addiiigton. v. Cabhol'c.s ■\Ve.sloyaiLS v. Moor Lane Chatburn Villngo v. Ciiatbiirn Cliurch P an s l i Church v. CoiigrogatioiialisU l.’o be played on th e tables of th e fir-'t


'.rbc Draw for th e St*cond Round ro.->uU.s ...... -. - . ---------- ,• . « i • i w’l to ho


av down ihe wing to centre for \\alms ley prevented eoniile of tho goals hu t on th e ...................


- c o uK l oe loniiu. Boll,


’ other liand he saved several ..Miv iNr.


sliowiiig a big improvomeiit on recent form blamed for th e defeat hy a side super ior girl,’ was in every way splendid. The first-. II ^VceriiKdoii were bigger and s tronger, which


conh! havo heen oxensed had ho failed, noth back's played well and tho halv«;s, ton.^ wore verv good, though Tjoiigworfh t ired . >> alms- le y 'is n o t an ideal leader h u t ho s truggled manfully and i'eceiv4*d plenty of siipjmrL from h a rd - try in g skilful eolh-agnes. Heap


imhhmu.... 1...^..........y - 'vhen ho


I they wei'e nof. cl(*v(*rer. I


Avas siiflicienf to give them th e points, hut —*»C-3C-3*—


SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.


WHALLEY CHURCH INSTITUTE v. CHATBURN CHURCH ATHLETIC,


Coin"- lo Whallev with a record of twelve \ ielorios, Cliatbnrn Athletic were expected


\'}m*n ])icfciirc. Xo single individual eonld Kenyon, whose repre.senfation ol an Imliaii in every d ep ar tm en t. WISWELL V. BURNLEY LAD’S CLUB


(Radiham and District Amateur League.) j lion of *• Charlie's ^Vunl.' Special pnzei _________


'I'liis match was played a t \ \ iswell. J.here -jj 'riior.<dale a.s tho ” Siaim*s** 'rwins.'* was keen in te re s t in th is match as the visitors were the League loaders, and also liio only uiihoalen team in the league,


I Tlie gamo opened .......... was seen.


M’iswell being next ihe


ii,nv Inst 'i__t a f te r a ding-tlongVtrugglc on loss than ten minutes’ play, tliey .seemed w(>ro Ineking in eomhination, . Clithcroe


],.,(] .seorers Lq- nuruher


ti)ss and decided Rnrnley


to


lio tler r undorsta visitors


y seemed the h e l le r mlorstanding.


briskly lo


play up .... and


good sweptt them.


AViswoll won the


incline, football team


;i,ul Uinos ou t dowji mdy


[uldi'd materially coedings groolod '[|n.


and


■\Vi.swoll Kviio to I


from a


pmeedings was dispensed social


witli tlioir approval. .,j, nM([ualified suec'ess. jioiiit


refre.shments of


.selection enhanced view,


the


gaielv Tlie


for hy


and a t


any the


Ingham as “ Tom ^lix and Tony.” ami M’y a t t . “ Tram p." to


C. Mutton. J . Buleock and K. 'Phis grou]>


of Hu* pro- lU'izos was pleasure the


hulies hall


of ra te ,


a livinc j'cpi'(‘sen(alion of ” Pop.’ o news­ paper character. :Mr. R. Cowman received .second prize for liis eonviiu'ing n-presetila-


i)rt7.4' for gentlemen went lo fho popular •crotarv of the Cliih, ^Ir . M’. ’rhomson, as


I for eomie eharaelers were awardeil, the.su h(‘ing iustlv givt*n to iNFessrs. .1. Righy ami


again, jiml AValsh h e at two defenders, to „,> n u ) ,. dilliciilty in making the awards score from close range*, .'ind added a .sevi'iith Otua* more the ladies' first prizi* was award'Mt from a penally.


minutes la te r Walsh added a fifth. Ln- faiicv dress parad e and Hie iu d g e s.' :\1essr.s mediatelv afterwards Chorloy went away \v. U. Hopwood and


V. Hargraves. Iiaif


ciglit, and add<>d a nintli shortly before the novel cfislume of a Christmas Cracker. I in'* end. ’ F in a l :


................................. • 1 11’ 1 1 C!alder.slom*s were completely overplayed I imrn. wlio niadi* the costium* hy the e \ - fas ter and more skilful team. F o s te r’s pondilun* of no mon* th an !UI.. b'd-


Chorloy Rosorvo. 9 : Calderstones, 0.


was felt in the half-lmek lin e and |rro at di*al of ingenuity and skill Calvlorstones’ forwards were hardly ever secoml


ladi<‘s' award went io ^liss Al. llm


IMcChire took the to ta l lo to Miss 1-:. Chalhnrn. who appeared in Uio costume was ey.c<‘plion:dly neat :ind


Ihmiii. X. Clegg and X. C. Hargreaves. th*'


were ofiicienllv daiict* di.scharged of hand in usua


provided lunsit,'


measure an


niiHisni’i*. and


hy Messrs. til


however, nd


•itiiol he a splendid


i.h'ml il »“sLive


p ir it spirit


iip-to-tlaU; pro- the


^ l


Clmriey luok the leail. Wilkiii.son e a r ry in ‘4 obnr^ecl tlio tlnfies of oriiani.st. Colloefmns the ball intt> the net as he a ttem p ted to | {'utlier a- coiitro hy Jkirher. Two imniites


,.}nu-eh fiinds realised CT^Ts. Od. -There wa.s un-


.,„,iiial fanev dn*ss hall promoted hy Clrii’ket a ml * Tennis'Chil» and liel<I lu


Mr All'. Alar* duties


of -


sermons "-.•re im.aehed a t th,. .InlhA


woi'(' pi'ovi(le<l luul fho chihlreii (*njo\o<i , B.'lreshiaeiit.s


llieiiirelvos to the fullest exilMll. CGNGP.KGATfONAG CHUKCH. - - ( heir


plclely ('fVi’ctive. doing credit to Miss t fiat*


Tho leadership in anv muweal movement „„th..sia-'.tiu


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