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MISSING CRAFT PROVED COSTLY


JT was a case of the needle being more effective than the hammer at Shaw Bridge, on Saturday, when Clilheroe


crashed at home to New Brighton by 2—0. Clitlicroc, lacking the skill to penetrate the New Brighton


goalmouth, relied on long-range drives to find the net. With Jack Richardson in superb form between the New


Brighton posts, Brian Parkinson and Tom Pindcr saw their shots tipped over the bar or plucked from the air. The New Brighton method


the ball from the Icuchlinc on to the head of Wally Brown. The inside-fonvard nodded and New Brighton were ahead. In the second half. Hill wan­


dered into the middle, took a pass from the left and with


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net. How much simpler this was


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out.- No blame can be laid on the


r m| | p f > , ttmaaun 11


.NMENTi. AUTTLEMOBETHAKJ


Clithcroc defence for the defeat. Faced with a fast line of for­ wards playing together as an efficient machine they had their problems but came out well. Brian Parkinson played a


K f


strong role at left-lmlf and found time enough to set his forwards nil example by clipping the bar with a surprise shot.


F 0 3W A R D F A U LT S


Bolan. with Ja ckie Leaver, moved forward from the defence, was not a great success. Bolen seemed a little on the


slow side but proved that at least, he can centre the ball. If he can adjust to the speed of a higher grade of football than that in which he has previously played, his undoubted strength


may be an asset- p’indcr, moved into the centre,


tried some of his power drives but did not show the same snap as last season when he scored


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lJul o W o r ld © f Sport Pictured with the Ralph Asshclon Trophy, awarded match of the season. Ribblcsdale junior League


E.E.C.................. 20 11 5 4 49 Lucas ............. 20 10 7 3 47 Oswaldtwistlc .. 20 8 8 4 40 9 38


Cherry Tree .. 20 15 3 2 63 Blackburn N. .. 19 13 3 3 55


Baxenden . . . . 20 7 7 6 35 Waddington .. 20 7 6 7 34 Lower Dfirwen . 20 7 5 8 Clithcroc ........ 20 5 9 6


Langho C......... 20 9


Earby ............. 20 6 5 9 Ribblcsdalc W. 20 6 5 9


Padiham ......... 20 4 7 29


Whalley ......... 19 5 9 5 Gt. Harwood .. 20 6 4 10 28 Barnoldswick .. 20 ;> 6 9


P W D L Pts


13; Ptmclmrd 18; Devoy 12: Hogarth not. out 0; Extras 2.


Total 76. Jackson 3—0—14—0: S harp


9-0-23—5; Ril ey 5—2—9—0: Whiteside 3—0—12—0; Driver 3.4-0—16—3.


WADDINGTON: Driver 21;


Whiteside 9: Underwood 14; Hoyle 4; Taylor not out 8; Riley 1: Jackson 12; Oddie 8; Extras


2- Total, for 7 wkts., 79. Punchard 6—1—11—1'- Ho'


2; Coulthurst 2—0—11—2.


CUTHEROE It V. E.EC. D. Ireland scored 44 runs off


Rolls-Royce .. 20 4 7 9 23 Read ................. 20 4 5 11 21 Settle ............. 20 3 5 12 17


23


LOWER DARWEN v. RIBBLESDALE W. II


Thanks to a bowling perfor­


mance of six wickets lor 17 runs by W. Tattcrsali. Wanderers II defeated Lower Darren by eight


runs. RIBBLESDALE W. TI: K. Hot-


dell 17; G. Newing 19; J. Stir- zakcr 16: A. Aspin O; J. Dennett 0; W. Tattcrsail 11; M. Embery 6- B. Scott 2; R. Baron not out 9- G. Knowles 6: H. Kenyon 0;


Extras 2. Total 88. D. Gavnghan 10—2—10—1; J-


Bates 9—1—24—0; W. Graham 9.1—3—22—5; M. Ditchficld 0 —


2—21—4. LOWER DARWEN: M. Ditch-


field 0; G. Whalley 23; H. Hindle 0; E. Aspin 18: T. Ormshaw 0; D. Duxbury 8; R. Longworth 2; F. Abbot 6: J. Graham 4; D. Gavaghan not out 9; J. Bales 8:


Extras 4. Total 80. M. Emberv 4—1—15—0: R-


Boron 5—1—17—2: G. Newing 9 —0—27—2: W. Tattersall 7-7— ■17—6.


WADDINGTON v. LANGHO C. Waddington opening bowler


Sharp took five Lnngfio Colony wickets lor 23 runs to help dis­ miss the visitors Tor 70. Wad- dinglon went on to win the


match. LANGHO C: Peters 13: Gal­


lagher 15: Wilkinson 0: Sykes 0: Ooulthurst 3; Suttie 0; Eastwood


the Clitheroe, II bowling and then E. Ireland took seven Clitheroc II wickets for 27 runs to help E.E.C. to a 73-run victory.


burne 4; E. Ireland 8; C. Winter 15; H. Gullfoylc 7: D. Green 11: D. Whitworth 6: T. Davis 8; T. Cornwall 5: R. H. Jackson 3; B. Rose not out 2; Extras 6. Total 119.


M. Dukes 12.5—0—53—3: R


AspinwaU 8—1—32—1; B. Jones 9—0—28-5.


CLITHEROE II: M. McLean


2; R- Aspinwall 11; At. Dukes 10; K. redder 8: C. O. Brooks 0: B. Jones 1; R. Brennand 2:


N. Robinson 0: R. Gordon not out 2; R. MsLean 0; G Davis 0;


Extras 1. Total 46.


Bowling League Results of games played


Wednesday. September 11th. Ribblesdale Wanderers "B“ 92-


Rishton cons. 87; Whallcy "A”


107. Clitheroc C.C. 80: Oswald- twisUc Cons. 116, Whalley "B” 78: Rishton Park 112. Clitheroc Castle 84; Lowerfold Park 109. Ribblesdalc Wanderers “A" 66-


l eag u e t a b l e Oswald. Cons.


Lowerfold pa] Whalley a


Clilheroe c.c. Ribb. Wand.


Rishton Cons. Ribb- Wand. Whallcy B


17 12 5 0 106 17 12 5 0 106 17 9 8 0 94 17 9 7 1 87 17 8 9 0 83 17 9 8 0 83 17 8 9 0 80 17 6 10 1 78 16 7 9 0 76 16 3 13 0 47


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move than 40 goals. Clithcroc badly need another


forward who can ma k e the scoring opportunities. Too often, on Saturday, the forwards lost


The new left-wing pairing of


was simpler. They gave the ball to their frail-looking right-winger Ronnie Hill and let him do the rest. In the 24tli minute. Hill lilted


possession a/ m o v o was


building up. This, needless to say. threw


extra pressure on the defence already bu s y containing the energetic New Brighton line. Teams: Clithcroc — Wallace;


Wanderers seek big record Ribblcsdalc Wanderers, ^ may well establish a


rCC’ a par| f iom'lbL^maRr iLt Saturday week, when no play Was p()ssiblc because of the Apar Irom their ma cn last oa a in succession—a tcmarkablc achievement.


- o™ against Baxendcn, by the league century. against the bowling of Malcolm Dennett, who took signed, capUirci^ seven ^


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_ s s k s r t e ^ j a 2 s * i ! 3 . « « , » * » * * < * * « * <« * - * - H .M . lllachbum. ,,.,re,l 70 Tor Clillit™,'. aaO Mao Ml,,Mo had Hie day’. I>«


bowling performance, eight for 55.


Heyes, Grayston; Bush. Hodson, Parkinson: Gill. Wallbank. Pin­ dcr. Leaver, Bolan. New Brighton: ' Richardson:


Barr, Leader; Reason. Parkes, Morgans: Hill, Brown, Stroh. Powell, Colliding. Referee: ■ Mr. R. Ditchficld.


Morccambe.


B a x c n d e n 84. Blackburn Northern 112. Clitheroe 132. Earbv 107 for 5, Rolls Royce 150 lor 8 dec. Wliallcy 02, Read 57 for 2. Padiham 101, Great Har­ wood 124. Sell Barnoldswick 85.


SCOREBOARD Ribblesdale Wands. 86 for 1,


RIBBLESDALE LEAGUE RESULTS


c 87 for 5,


Ribblesdalc W. Clithcroc ___ Read ............. Settle ............. Barnoldswick Baxenden ----- Rolls Royce .. Great Harwood Whallcy ......... Earby ............. Blackburn N. Padiham ___


2\ 13 7 l 59 21 10 6 5 46 21 10 5 6 45 21 7 10 4 38 21 6 9 6 33 21 6 9 6 33 21 5 9 7 29 21 5 6 10 20 21 4 10 7 26 21 4 9 8 25 21 4 8 9 24 21 3 10 8 22


p W D Ij PI l


FIXTURES


Clitheroe v. New Brighton Wednesday


LANCS. COMBINATION DIVISION 1


Clithcroc v. Southport Res- RIBBLESDALE LEAGUE CRICKET


Clitheroe v. Earby. Baxenden v. Read. Barnoldswick v. Ribblesdale W* Gt. Harwood v. Rolls Royce.


Padiham v. Blackburn N. Whallcy v. Blackburn N.


Settle v. Whallcy. RIBBLESDALE JUNIOR LEAGUE


NINE WICKETS TO SPARE


j^lEAGUE champions Rib­ blcsdalc Wanderers were presented with the league


trophy oil Saturday by the Ribblcsdalc League president


Mr. E. Hotlgkinson. They had earned the trophy


earlier by a rout ol last year's champions Baxenden, whom they dclcatcd by nine wickets. Again it was Malcolm Dennett,


Wanderers' pace bowler who Is to leave the club to turn profes­


sional next season, who did the damage. He had Baxenden opener W.


Tattcrsull taken behind the wicket without a run on the board and he continued the bar­


rage until he had captured five wickets for 28 runs and Baxen­ den were all out for 84.


J. R. Duckworth. D. Whittam


and J. Horabin briefly defied the attack but the tailend was neatly wrapped up by Dennett and professional John Ingham.


Ingha m led Wanderers*


triumphant knock to victory. Roland Scott was caught when he had made nine but Ken Procter and Ingham stayed to see the winning total up. Ingham completing a half-century.


BAXENDEN


\V. Tattersall c Musgrovc b Dennett ............................ 0


j . R. Duckworth c Ecclcs b Wilkinson ..............................20


Simmons b Dennett ............. 9 D. Whittam c Cook b Ingham 18 J. Horabin lbw b Dennett .. 21


D. B. Pilkington run out — 7 G. A. Wilson b Ingham ----- 2


r . K. Savage not out ......... ^ J. Barnes b Dennett . . . • • • J. Ashworth c Dixon b ^


K^Brown c Scott b Dennett 1 Extras


.............................. Total


M. Dennett A. K. C. Ecclos


Ingham p. Wilkinson


RIBBLESDALE W.


K. Procter not out •••■• R. Scott c Duckworth


Barnes . . . •..................


Ingham not out.................. Total for 1 wkt.


Simmons T. Barnes


K. Brown j . R. Duckworth


R. K. Savage D. Whittam


O M 8 2


22 b .. 9


.. 55 . . 86


R W 24 0 22 1 10 0 15 0 2 0


13


BLACKBURN HITS BRIGHT 70


jg IGHT Blackburn Northern wickets 1 it ni b l e d at


Pleckgatc Road on Saturday in a 17-ovcr spell to Clilheroc captain Alan Entwistlc. as Clithcroc put out the Nor­ thern for 112 to win by 20


runs. Each side had an opener who


scored most of his side's runs. For Clitheroe it was Malcolm Blackburn who hit eleven ^0lil*


and one six in his innings of 70. B. McNulty, Blackburn Nor­ thern’s opening bat did not show the same aggression but stayed


* s G.3 O


84 W


Slater quickly dismissed the


Clitheroe tail-end. Entwistle was soon among the


tickets, having B. Haydock caught off his fourth delivery.


more than an hour but when he departed, caught by Slinger off Entwistlc, Northern had little


McNulty batted steadily for


more resistance. Only J. Atherton seem ed


capable of staving and his was the last wicket to fall when Northern were 20 short of the Clitheroe total.


CLITHEROE


M.'Blackburn st Walsh b Holt ...................................


A. Entwistlc b Graham ----- £ Spenk b Margerison......... S. Weslhead c Graham . . . . W. Slinger c McNulty b Slater ...................................


^ u i M. Wnshbrook b Slater . . . . Read b Holt ....................


D. Moon not out ................ Extras


JACKMAN TOO GOOD FOR WHALLEY


T>EAD'S professional. West ■^Indian Rupert Jackman, dis­ played some or his big-hitting prowess at whallcy on Saturday, where Read won by eigh t


wickets. Jackman came to the wicket


when John Rawcliilc was caught with the score at five. He soon showed confidence and his first scoring stroke was


a mighty hit on to the railway embankment. Play was held up for several minutes until the ball


was found. Jackman was finally stumped


off the Whallcy professional. Lol Queen, when Read needed


only one run to win. Earlier, Jackman had contri­


buted much to Whalley's slump in making only G2 runs.


He soon knocked back the


stumps of Jimmy Peters and two quick wickets by Ivan Wilkinson had Whalley struggling at six runs for three wickets.


Whallev lost their first six wickets with only 21 on the board


but P. Gorton and G. Ireland improved mutters, from the Whalley point ol view. But Jackman came back to


capture the three remaining wickets to finish with six tor 26.


G. Altham c Gregson.b Holt P. Aspinall lbw b Slater . . . . E. Musson c Haydock b Holt


........................ Total


G. Gregson .. K. Graham .. A. Margerison


R. Slater . . . . Holt


.............


O M R W 3 0 17 0 5 1 21 1 5 0 46 2


9 2 25 3 6.1 1 21 4


BLACKBURN N.


B. McNulty c SUngcr Entwistle ......................


43


B. Haydock c Slinger b Entwistlc ............................ 0


Holt c Slingcr b Entwistle . . 15 J. Kenyon c Musson b Entwistlc ........................... 5


Peter Fairclongh gave Jack-


man good support in knocking off the runs.


WHALLEY


J. Peters b Jackman ......... 4 G. Lawless c Howarth b Wilkinson ........................... 1


T- Parkinson c Goodway b Jackman ....................


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Extras


................ Total


J. Atherton c Altharn b Entwistlc ............................ 2S


R. Slater hit wkt b Entwistlc 9 A. Shaw c Speak b Black­ burn ................................... 8


L. Walsh b Blackburn ----- o K. Graham c Speak b Entwistln ...........................


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A. Margerison not out


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. 13.4 0 20 6 . 8 1 m 3 . 5 2 14 0


O M. R W READ


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