ut


letcd the I’Phdle


P. Wood- ■iTEFL, Mr.


2-1


ran; Imp


uiies’


■loss s v! rby. 1


amst


lird. •


1) : (14-


Sohje^ 1)..


dley’s J. R.


oulb.'ook’s ■emvay; 3.


>fPPQ. Mr.; (10


' -1).’ ntine


chase [ton’s reen-


erett's tt.


)lden Maidlen


pcs flckiA Is PE i/altcji; •;d \v


12-1


MISS son; TER a;- 3, OOD


2nd; \Villie Lad


8- 1) . "rini 2- 1).


lley’s R.


1 on Also


Ruby j


16-1 i Also I


■.ist;, I Also


rlon’^v Mrs. 11


MISS' reen-


■Uunpinfi: M . W.


CLITHER CLITHEROE


.pLITHEROE I^C ^ of relcRation game of the seasoi


s prolonged struggle to came successfully ; to an


reiJegation Medal Finalists f


dispel the threat end in the last


at ^haw Bridge'on Friday night when by narrowly defeating Netherfifeld, the club made sure of re-


taining its place Diyison I of the Lanejashire Combina­ tion. Thus ends one of


relegation zone, and brightening the Shuv Bridge scene, officials an 1 1 players alike are to be corj on the successful, of a gallant uphill s


gratulated ompletion ,r,ugMe.


The vital importaice the


occasion was quickl!? reflected in Clitheroe’s deteriflinatlon to liet on top.


appeared affected urgency of the oedhsior


Netherfield th e


'[(ns e by


the result was a keqp, ex encounter.


flagging determinfition Netherfield were shade unlucky nojt to point in view of and more accura of their forwards


more methodic an^ in its greater variety of njoves, Netherfield exploited reluctance by Cl defenders to clear during the ear! Downham was a' danger on Nether wing, but after pressure by the


Playing football tages.


Clitheroe got in the rst tilling shots when both B,(tines Marvin came near.


open the game proved costly whenj was only inches wl<fie w close-range shot, but the attack, thank,; foraging of' Marvin scheming of Baine increasing errors Netherfleld defence.


BAINES’ GO


pressure had its Marvin ' rammed drive which reboup the keeper to whose first-time: cq the right wing was to the net by BAINES.


After 32 minutes


Clitheroe kept up trie until the later ijtagis of the first half, when mo: ' ' ' ' by the defence, witl a chief offender Netheyfield’s quick forwajids.


Encouraged by the


. Fordyce Ternpesti Russell


iiL'terinary ,'V.


s. dlark. S.


iary:| Mr. leasurer : IreaVes.


OMfANY


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FOR


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t diureasi H-o^ ii!r


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Istatenent ppeiB Uons con- l theire,


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.assu,] the


ance


Iftsur- ; 3ver- ance


illioui ex- ] total for • dec-ared


ed under Ordllnary


Bs, Oc,


r Ine •atlo: the or V, the i adva. For


s no alloc catec


mil ions ncluti In?


os now


:omo Fire 13.97[ihiOIIP' •Acdldi


hole life


to i over furies In


ited to


:i419 iiied and .077


h - 'lyalf ent


WHfN THEY sAy ■IPS


PLEASE


DAWSON^S THEY


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flQUARES ! BREAD, BREAD itself.


also 1 of ce.s-


the


iced this: less .


over trial. of


[Annesley Heaton. Majdr W.


val a full-blooded Ferguson rattled th ; cross-bay, and more their cllrpax two mi ahtes later ■syhen FERGUSON 11 goal afti^r neat wot: right wiijg.


Five minutes fron


4hot from Clitrieroe raids had


,he iiiter- 'C 01 Dt. E.


g'oal marked the beg^n'niiig of the .: second .half,I dangerous situation! ted wheri Jackson ran on through bass four yirds [goal but was ruled offpide.


1 More pressure on i was aver--


to a rom


iwhen Whittaker; wo: iway towards goal, wa^ bro’ .down by Caulfield.


'Clitheroe hit bac: rind wen; back jntp


y 3 'king penaltj


'of the.ir right wlhg Baines and W'h ( t


Relying chiefly on


the craft pair.


[ t a k e r strcngly the


lead his


ight


The referee pointed tc the spot am IVILL,


who lu,s become Oithc ^oe’s penaltjj specialist, the ball into the


attack immediately, libiut lost a promising chance wile a Mt.rvin kicked thp ball yarqri ovei} the crossbar f'om point-blank'range.


Clithero; returnee J"


■comer kick floated df: across the I Clitheroe


end exchanges, Barratt to hold Ferguson’s and Baines cleared


from the Netherfield safety.


| it.


crashed to' the


In a bfi■isk spell of fafet, end-to- did well


lile-d river when


E ngerqusly goalmouth.


Jones stepped into thp witli a snot which


Play switched rapid y to the other end where Iclfc


eboimded prigbt. to


relegation end. Showing fine aiiticpUion in. the scramble which folk wed


In the Both minute Clithe roe's worries carta,; to their


■wihger pic tiiije


■and the


heroe’s arid a


m Win


Aitken Shield Langho in :the! final Son Tuesqay nightJ


became more test than alba


made: several was


[and j play! Mter! 30 min ahead with a


.well on top. A and a centre c tjurned


Bolton's fourt b


shbwed u'p ■yates added a number three; Dawson tpnd


Aftter [tlie


from,|the |\'inf. I Bolton bega


Birkett, just


Semi^Fijial Replay throuMi


-BV-BOWLANd ! won the filial of tlie with a 4-1 win over replay of the semi-


(vith the fesijlt that the' game of an enduranbe


Shaw Bridg. was a sea of mud


on pressure ai In front but for lack of fin]


Langhbiweie the


d would havp gohe ding.


tie of football skill. put


Langho’s oulsid^rigllt. too


ing [infringement, oenalty for a hold-


be^came more ■ites Bolton


fi to settle


makifig. no miktake with tl; kick.


inten'al


dovn even,. went


Edmcjndsqn e spot


'cyoES the goal was Tattersall for. 1


Bolton !were noiv good run by Cowell


nuch bettei second goal. was scordd by


goal.


field well desen solation gpal .time.


.


Birkett the Ije^ forward on the ed Lahgrio’s cori- five mihutes fror:i


:3olton arid G oa]il


nice runs high wiUi X shot


he


\/hlttaker, ntre MomI headed in-


hard from


r success, pressure,


; dallying Bre:inan


' let , in - moving


eroe ard.


^


WASH-0(JT ca.. ! iscd a


complete


; abandonment of all Rib-! '.blcMale Sfnior and Junior


Cricket League matches on Saturday, since 1948 prevented


The'


matches foipncdl


I first week-end n the newly-


Fibble Va l l ey


Anpaleiir League had also to ed.


be abahdoi:


the first rime the weather has i ball being sent


down in ary of the:league’s, fixtures.


isustmned visitors.


Again, Clitheroe’s failu re to


vigour in to


and by


bre ught the


the the


conM'ant eld’s left


______, and


oilt al most Ferguson th a


Both teams sWowed


the e pa


;iting perhaps a


un- arid


get {a peed ssing


that was superior


a marked t h e r 0 e ball


Ive s trie and


greater part of t Clitheroe have eithL ---------- or dangerously cloie tej the in-at last


c'st periods in t history of the club


le season r been in


F6:


;he bleak- le


ecent the


Whittaker’s MARVIN


Netherfield's


clear he instant, and


drew back from| crowded goalmouth,


c o r n e r kick.


clearly waitiilig for the ball to re­ appear. Wlien the ball . came wfis on to it in an before the tangle of


last ten minijtes of the game pio- vided, a fitting and exciting climax to, the season's last home game.


: Netherfield most determ match, with


i


field: staged a to save a po


iiig power But Clith


the result were simple


Baines, ^a werel ag:|in


.Teams: Johnson,!


greaVes and left-back Ivill, whilst Maryin, who lid much ofhis own fetching ar.d carrying, and


werd: shared thusiasUc forward line.


son. I. W., Cf Park Harris guson, ffiam.


TodmordCn. Referee :


Baines, Marv Nelherfield


greayes, 'Brennan; Whittaker, Marshall, Jones.


Jackmn, Davies, DoWn- Mr. A. Watson


ulfield; I Salisbury, Warburton, Fen


C litheroe: Barratt; Ivi 1; Clayton, Har-


Bradley; Richard-


DOWNHAM I raced in from the left wing to cMt down the arrears, and'in the list minutes Nether- desperate onslaugly,. 1


Snt. rcssed clung grimly on which to shoot.


eroe’s defence, gain- as the match pro-


!1


that Nctherfield not allowed time (n I


Defensive honours for Clitheroe by centre-half Har-


shrewd inside-riglit, :he best of an eri- |


SEMEN-GOAI WIN “MEDALS” FINAL


" medals" final for ten years; Waddington,


Ribble Soiial Club in the first this season's


completed fierce drivq goalkeeper


ing point of the match well-taken jgoals by outs Catlow gav,e Waddington manding interval lead an in the second half the


his hat trick which left


helpless. |


ward line | .was subdued first quarter of , an Repeatedlyi they fell into offside trap and it was the run of the,play whfen Moks guided Tomlinson's corner Kidk into the net to give Waqdington the lead. I ' But the goal marked t:


Ribble’s again ;t


ae tiirn- Tv[o


de-riglit a corii-


Ribble FIGHTING RALLY


tate the trend of play b . son’s spell [of inactivity tame; to an end later in the second hriif when Ribble staged [a


rally which arrears. A


out againstfa compact Wadding­ ton defence, whose shrewd dik- tribution of the ball had thb forwards jn almost r.on-stop action during the later stages. Another gohl by Moss . ahd two goals by b ’Neill in the last ho game sealep


onslaught had] possessed punch to matcih its entl


Ribble’s fate completely. Ribble’s


minutes o. But if


As it was thebe could disputing


'


against heavy odds. After th


sCnted medt teams.


(Councillor


I. T. Rushtoh)' prb- Is to members of bdth


unproductive game the


Mayor


had played I nearly so Icon in the first [half as he did in the second, then the Story, might iviell have been different.


and if Holden, in the]Ribfie gpkl fidentli'


ority, just 'is there conic, be nb disputing either, Ribble's t h o u g h


■^addington's superi- be hb


gallanij, fight


opening a final usiaSni,


centre-forw ird Sherliker, a dasr- ing leader ■ ramming the ball home to sepre Ribble's or ly gOa . The rally eventually petered


quickly cut down th'q right wing re id with


fighting;


Waddington continued to (lib •It Da\>|-


d earijy winggr with


forecasters in a lively opening spell in which Waddington’s goal was under constant, oressluje. Backed'up by a resolute,' clean- kicking defence, Ribble,. firwarjis swept into the attack looking; hungrily for an early leid. Pionri times Dawson cleared lis Imps; when a goal seemed imminent | and over-eagerness robbed other | Ribble attacks of their sping.: | | In contrast Waddington’s for-j


too strong for plucky Ribble S.C-, but even so they were flatter by the margin of their win. ; Ribble in fact counfoundediUie


for itlm hour.


Craven Clip winners, enteredH' competition strong favo irites view of their impressivq reebrd.. As was 'expected they proved


Four minutes from the end replied \vith ■ their


ned attacks of the the result that the


famoi Story,


ife


Insj ajmazing singer


Jolsoi. the; in Larry


isiirance Parks,”


JOLSON SINGS ■y Parks


gives


itn Joist .


E second ihenomenon ofi the entertainment


nsfalmciit in the s c -ce


profiif ted a wefi-knej ' to I r;


part zostfully, the SOI provided by the ihimi himself, providihk ] . of evergreen music to


But whilst Po­


defenders had realised what was happening hb had driyen the ball, into I the corner of the [net.


r:d .lavishly ht 1 (n e nt. !! film


Story living e m i-


i n s the


ret i rement but


succumbs again for jthb theatre, fleent stage


s o n , .. with aii' efflJciency


i(ioni|ayal |of i the Jojlson wliich


mark recently... dies hfe[s arrange 1 ' comba'


vyn copiedian When with


'ifurks abts the ?s ar; again


by tjo bury GR.A^


:able Jolson back proiind i| a Teclini- .ged emer-


m x t


W ^ E E K ' S eHms


the: c qitbreak o|f ftbi] war he be- comes one of


come-baok he forsakjs the [or the'gky liiej but with


mvahe ed home [vvitthl :nalah£, anc i(i siibseq lently ariiopeiation Jorces agai|n into retire- le attempts


overseils to entertain ....v, He gefe _ ____


inment


him' b ick once Once a


an bniertaining the iJolson Story vva a chance to hear


ducqr making Jolson.


known songs WADDINGTON William Demarest and a big


Barbaia romance Jolsbn sound


[^,^N indifcation of the considtrable interest which has been'ti.:cen in the revived Clitiieroe


at Shaw Bridge on Maidayffiigit when a big crowd-gate rec^ were more than £36—^aw, Wad^ngton score a 7-1


weather on ■ Saturda; game being started, will hope' that May .is not to be wet and -[vindy for those conditions , may su; farmer .they are ri dead IcjsjS so far. as Saturday afternoon spprls- men are concerned.


J^IBBLESDALE Leajguo cricket was bowled' oii" ’ ' ay, not


SPORTING SPOTLICiHI ■


hj , by


gjing while the


to-morrow, Clitherot their last game at Marine. Merseysiders are [ one of clubs who in little mjre tb season have fallen from th floor to the basemeht o; Combination table.


Another football 'season ends


Medal Competition was prov win I agamst


ipts led


marries,! ] and there performrindeo i too.


Hale as


'the [nurse


sucoesbful until hits upc


bmbback buf


,^ain tliik


a film about Consequen|tl acc


I Ho n


somubf Jh, mce


qouht of made


provides


t le idea , .the:'.


lywooc


of the enterttairimenlt vvorld ,t(i go Miss k|e couple plete


a great;ree'eotion Iput ib


tlye fi 'st big stars the Forces.


time is less the life of!


;o hik] enthilsiasm .Ai teil a naghi-


]?•


never appears.! but his presence is ncme t|ie less bs real as if he was there in .the! flesh. Mr. Tracy and


|Edward


. ,, jvhen] their son Blit gradually ibly,


ej:


irr, an brdinary surbiirban findltlieir happiness com-


Tracy’s almlosi, passionbie jbelief in! his son and in his e ' gii’e hih the best of e’I'i Hp becomes obsessed idea of making enough bprqvide lEdwatd with


tiieir lives become involved because


! luxury, and |as the years prbgress his: methods


..


Tpjbegih wi]h he burns business to ,th ? groimd,.


money jbecome


HollywDod scrip[tWriters and latest character! tb] Ifearn The Great Galsb^'," a young |rna!hi v\!ell, played


has lo:ig


lesson is go-ahe: d by Alai falling


Crickrtters


the one


.that: money is ]a cohmedity of which he is most 'in heed,' arid by orgajnising gangs bi racketeers ica’s prbhibi.ion period, to prociirb a siibsta itial


in Am ;r: he is able _____ ....... amount of it. Aftenya he finds


Field to the w responcs a-dvanc' ‘s ally kil s


favourite hunting gpundi ■though the meeting of the! clubs always provid(|s ai


Clitheroe will be almpst as pleased.


game. Clitheroe ca: upon to go all out for points, while on the if Marine sliould win retain a place in


AITKEN SHIELD


Shield competition becam little congested; [Bolto Rowland, who played] tiieir semi-final round more i tha month ago drew at Shaw Bridge on Saturday, re-played on 'l[iies-i day and met Hurst Green hi final on Wednesday.


Final games in the Ai the


a final on successive under such conditio: ally when there are o free. On Saturday Bridge Hurst Green Rest of the League.


to a dreadful muddy tjonsis^ejney and BoIton-by-Bowland hardly be blamed foil thlri they have had a raw deql in. having to play a seni -final


The heavy rain | thik week re- ducecl th(f Shaw Bridge Gr ihnd


king


is-respeci- her n at meet


ights


and and


Shaw the'


ghts GUN CLUB


Club has been formed.' Tht augural meeting hvap, held


including the Skeet | and matic traps are being jihstall preparation for thq | mem opening shoot on June Members’ shooting will be Wednesdays and Saturdays.


TEAMS


Washbrook,':L. CowperthWi Iddon, G. Clark. K. 'Odjlie,' [T; Hmks, E. Bush, D. Kitchen ahcl Metcalf. Reserve R. Pinch. ' [ I


Frankland :(capt.). R. Sqott, H, aite, B'


F. L. Hudson (capU, G. Wcdd( worth, W. Birch, R..'Pipch, !j[ Cook, K. Eccles, A'. Allen, :J]i Duckworth, J. Swales, P. Howarili arid A. N. Other.


| 4EROE


C1 i t h e r 0 e — E. Hodgkinsbri (capt.), W. lAu'oin M. Pike, W Davies, R. Keys, H. Smithies, P Marsland. [K. Hargreaves, ij Swales, J. Oddie, Hudson, leaves 1-30,


Cheetham, R son, H. Jor. Lord, C. An J. Dawson


Clithcroc Kibble Ribblesdale Wandererk — ;t|.


eek-erici FixtuT'es! I i


to-morrow! Ribblesdaie Wanderers II. [-4 '! i


Leyland v. Ribblesdale Wa Courtaulds v. Wnalley. Padiham v. Blackbiirn No Great Harwood vj Chbrley Darwen v. Barnolds'wick


Clitheroe v, Reatl. n.


Oswaldtwistle. Imm'. v.Ch 'Tree.


j i Lower Darw.en v.iBkxendf


CLITHEROE ANp ]DlSTI AMATEUR FOOTBALL le.ague! j


Coach


es. G. A. Fn.ke, ' dyrton, P. Wilr T Yates.


II.—H. Forrest F; Cams. R. Thbmpi


kmsoh]:


TO-MORROW’S MATCHES sdale Leagub


iWhahey v. Blackburn


Ribblesdale


SL Annes v|.:Great Harv Morecambe! v. Settle. :


Nor. V. Clithbroe.


W. V. Padiham. Leyland.


Leyland Motors v. Fleetjwooci. Chorl'ey v. Lancaster. Read v. Dalrwen. . Barnoldswibk v. Blackpbol.


r


Langho Whalley .. Waddington Ribcliester Ribble S.C. Slaidburn


Hurst Green 16 13 Billington 16 12 Bolton B.B. 16 10


PINAL TABLE P. V/,'


irry u.


ICT


L. F. A. Pt. 3 79 2'6 26 5 58 23 25 b 52 94 21 6 42 k 18 ■


Hotel, when about 20 men were enrolled. Officials Chairman, F. Graveston; s tary, J. Stanworth; | ]treas A. J. Toy. The latest equipment uto-


0th. held


Tuesday at the Coach and Hpbses Gnn


A Bowlan-d and: District


in- on


aers r e ; cre-^ rer,


:cki in 1 iers’


a follov along ir :way of


can Crosby is not one of Clithk


thing, 'vhen he retiresjpnd takes over a nansion iyea'y!ihe hoirte of his former svveetht art, Betty Miss Pieljd, ||n )vv mai-ried 'ealthy [ Bdrjry, Sullvan, to Mr.[ Lajcld’s resumed


- -- - that .picjneyi ish’-t efery-


blame. The draipa acted ty a fine!


success: ul play of the same n ime. „ ..... ......


" Silc It Dust,”


concerns Stephei,


trialist levoted tb the] memory of his soldier son!


the remainder !of is prepaid [to spend


to his son. provicies the deb Gray,


nd


that a large h fugitive


desperate the neig


mourning, when tlhe!police rdport chii 'acter is at


home, and is see who :in.‘tantly re the '‘.d iad” herb.


comradi! after [ rc the secie father ;ees his


breaks into M r, ognis


confesses. that he is! h having ehahged inifior ------ P,


:hbbqrhood. The .iMurray's


peated ahem] its' to’ ^keep ri from Mr.lJlUrrayi -the .PC hie “ herb ’ son Us he


by Miss Gray, ' ;es him as 4lr. Pa] rick ^deserter, nis with a cilled, I but


He builds a magn flebnt memorial N'igfe


who is : eported k.lied in'the kvar. ii home for


-- ;ll Patrick,


,d man’s V ipow, Sally |l,is]


m


is disil usioned to fir d: that she is prepared to let hijn! take! the is excelmntly


includes Macdorikld Hussey and Howa


lOarey,' Ruth Ea Silva,


the


, but when,!slie[accic.ent- a young gir, Mr. Ladd


cast which] also rd based


the dibillus onmen; of Murray. a:!tlihd :irdus-


million lire Henry [Pull, derides


Ladd, ! Mr, Ladd gfter under the


it fluence of WlIALLEY


'ds however are i Himphrey Bogar puston


jfilm ed Sierra Madre.”!


irichj Berhet


a , gold mine July,


puekt ttjkesdhbm through Sc Amg ics


I I and Tim Holt,


‘and he is dispo'sed of by maraud- ing , _


discovers 'jvhph Bbgan,


Ijiriiself. :in:l! its


[of: ^m


:|.‘lThe vl'ork of


'absbi-birg, briiliantly a£ted~ " itaft.


jParad ne Case”


..-i- that maestro of sushense, Alfred Hitchcock, who has taken camera ]to


fascinathg with I killing poison.


fallq jin blient


happily relying on human draiha . , Up the B arrymbre is


V gives the nasty


Laubhto ■trajval Ethel wife


judgq his


.JJARDL' to s '


the field, pa ;t


it was steady necessit, course' sheeplecjh in ciefe;- debris


once stride c soon lef


Junior League


[ A fur !th rough icouple down t hear its break came ni bid a nb to more leisurely country puncti


long, [we stow conti: Kirkby" lunch.


stands:! of


lario: Cyclists Malhaiii lY any effort


j;n our f pe la


perhaps drizzle made As


ring ' bree: fine stylb as ihatburn


al e c I'ence to th


of the ase, spei


fd


gain and behind,


s on to there vbe


.vhieh had Is; th


was needed oh Sunday, irrying us wc; rode by awley, and .'ell I for a ■ capes a


rev ,v


g'


Gis ■It


fer ext I


bwards the R: banks for bi refresh theri] on our houti


re ” broi ght lanes hlT and as the


nuing by way of Malham


id away o


11 35T'5 9 15 26172 1


7 33 C:2 ,'17 7 52 5b 15 2 51 (il 12


■Whalley 5; Ribchestbr 1 SMOKERS’iFIRES


per Result for Monday,! May 1


: The !been c weather and it [unfortuii afternoo A game on for £ slid intc was har|d: b'vvner o coheern than .at


fire brigade's in!]the months, about 20 were caused by isparks open grates and 110, per ejent. by careless smokers.


Of 92,879 fires[! aitendeci pas


forthcjoni: and rid parked pie vPl the Spai, sit on ]n trie cyclisis, pelow us ■pie stee i. Scramb


Fortui


again wi pausing


her short r: Newsholihe [a short drag,


run


ijjread from roads,! but . into' our ;burn was


bble


t very regretlju heavy trafflc[ way along


am ur c.


id after a i-e dropped tolhalt


lassed the ous ' clay's is| dropped mud land


miisicall:;!asi ever into : the belbw I aVi'd pie' tiny glen memben. | happily engaged Eon|e ,tine a]s they e.xplorey the


took us


1- imbrhing Hell]fleld


t) make our ipeaceful


1; Repa|irs[ (didn’t aad cehsed


d : cry us


0 N


re '.vs that mcelled was greetbd vv


ijiroved to^ ] ate decision was watmj


of


a nearbj flatteted


his wet Pi.mts. IN THE


the ball at its


ately spa ing from


ng, up lur bikes y to the up whicl grassy


X scree cc ILng do


sun and looking li as they


t) t )


apes before Airton alham


the sports had owing


while until pielmembb: n M


footbiill jf assed |tinie QovVtT r»lr! o« li V


iind sunhy.


brcjokl amp he when] the


* •


expifessed more dis ippear'ance


e cl: n : other Go:


SUN I ■


igi deft; of climbed! to u (basking ring other


vgmies far ved us up


irdale] [we rander iup


‘thss were members


g to pie th dismay,


} beeh Iqh for i the


and 'for


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