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more direct raids always loot the more dangerous side. Two good goals by Tom


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of accurate passing positional play. Clitheroc's defence generally


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did well, with Wallace throwing little away and both full-backs getting through a tremendous amount of work. Bush also had a typically good


hard-tackling game. Tom Pindcr h ad one of his best games for some time. He took


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They were well worthy of both points but it must be recog­ -- minutes of their skipper and inside-left Kenny


. , .


Derby day thriller


LOW MOOR 5; ST. PAUL'S 5 I T was “derby day” a t Dick


Field and the game certainly


was in th e derby class. Few league games can have been more exciting as this struggle which ended - 1th th e sides level a t 5—5 a f te r a late spree by Low Moor, who scored three in the la s t 15 minutes. Low Moor left it late in both


halves. They were three down a t one stage in the first h a lf but made the score 3—2 a t the inter­ val. St. Paul's were 5—2 in the lead until the la s t 15 minutes when the home side produced


three goals. In th e first 15 minutes, St.


also justified the kindly com­ ments made when he first played with Clitheroc. His ball control was quite good, he opened out play with discretion, an d the goal ho scored was a real gem. Hep Dixon did much b e tte r on


Paul's scored three times, T. Pearce heading home from a right-wing centre, J . Pearce find­ ing the n e t a f te r a solo run, and Seedall scoring a f te r taking ~ through ball from Catlow. Then Low Moor h i t back, Winckloy scored from a centre


from I. Driver an d I. Driver fu r ­ th e r reduced the arrears. Soon a fte r the interval, St.


the r ig h t wing th an on th e left and i t no t astonishing to learn th a t he began his career on the right and only drif ted to the left because of the scarcity of men in th a t position. Teams: Burscough: Hurst;


Rees. Moiling; Murphy. Jones, Todd: Eyres. Steele. Wallace, Spencer, Farrell. Clitheroe: Wallace: H c y c s ,


Morecambe.


Paul’s were back on th e offensive an d Blatchford had th e misfor­ tune to chest the ball p a s t Scott. Then Bennett unleashed a shot from th e edge of the area to p u t the church side comfortable


ahead. But shocks were ahead for


Gravston: Bush. Hodson. Pa rk in ­ son: Dixon, Kirk, Wallbank,


Pindcr, Leaver. Referee. Mr. R. Ditchfield,


BASHALL EAVES SCORE SEVEN


HORTON-IN-RIBBLESDALE 2, BASHALL EAVES 7-


ton reeling throughout t h e second half of this Craven Cup tic on Saturday. Horton, floundering in the


4 STIRRING, forceful display by Bashall Eaves had Hor­


lower depths of the Craven League second division, were sporting opponents, bu t lacked th a t fighting cup-tie spirit. Eric Green and Eric Preedy


St. Paul’s. I. Driver scored from a Wincklcy centre and Duck­ worth emerged from a melee to prod th e ball home. The equaliser came with ju s t


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two minutes to go. The Winck- Icv—Driver combination, a big


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centre. In a tough game many players


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ing forwards. Teams: Low Moor: Scott:


Leach. Procter; Rigg. Blatchford, Blair: Duckworth. I. Driver, Wincklev, Hargreaves. Manning. St. Paul’s : Whittaker ; Sims,


Thompson: Aspin, R. Driver, Swarbrick: J. Pearce, Bennett, T. Pearce, Catlow, Sccdall.


were the heroes of the Bashail Eaves team. Especially in the second half when the Craven j team were tiring they created huge gaps in th e ir defence, finishing off with powerful shots. Neither team c o u l d settle


down in th e early stages, play being ra th e r scrappy. Graually, however, Bashall Eaves began to find th e ir feet and cohesion between attack and defence. Green put Bashall on the


CALDERSTONES IN COMMAND


CALDERSTONES <1 CHIPPING 2


. SWIRLING wind and


victory tra i l with two well-taken goals, one a hard drive from 25


yards. A move from th e right orought


th e first goal of the second half through Preedy. Horton reduced the a r re a rs through Middleton, bu t Preedy snapped up another chance from a goai-mouth


scramble. Bashall continued to attack,


but a smar t breakaway by Wall- bank narrowed the gap for


Horton. From this point, how­ ever. the Craven side were never in the picture. Malcolm Robinson n e t t e d


xY strong Caldcrstones contri­ buted to the second defeat of the season for the once-mighty Chipping. Calderstones never seemed in


danger of defeat and were in command for the whole of the


match. A well-placed shot from r ig h t­


winger Owen pu t the hospital side ahead a f te r 15 minutes' play and le f t-w in g e r Porritt five minutes la te r scored the second


with a power shot. Five minutes before the inter­


val. Brooks scored with a simple


shot. Chipping came back a f te r the


twice with good efforts, a good all-round display ending with Preedy getting his ’’hat-trick ” In d e f e n c e . W i I l i a m


O'Donnell, was outstanding. T e am :— Bashall Eaves: Ben­


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Preedy.


resumption and Squires netted with a soft shot th a t escaped


the goalkeeper. Owens gave Brooks a pass to


re-instate the three-goal margin but Squires received a through pass from Mercer to reduce the


arrears. Squires and Mercer were Chip-


ping's soundest players with Owen and F o r r i t t lively wingers for the hospital side.


‘New look’ champions again beaten away


OWING lo cup commitments, there were only two uai plaved in the Clitheroc Amateur League on Saturday, when


Low Moor and St. Paul’s shared 10 goals and Caldcrstones defeated Chipping.


The Dick Field “ derby”


was a real thriller with St. Paul’s leading 5—2 until 15 minutes from time. But the ” old firm ” in the Low Moor forward line, Ian Driver and Keith Winckley got to work and pulled the home side level. This wa-s the second successive


week th a t St. Paul's had been


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the Commercial


Ground. The point, they gained was St.


Paul’s first in four games. Chipping1 look very much on


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shadow of their former great­ ness which took them to five successive league championship wins. Many of their older players arc


unavailable an d some h a v e “hung up their boots.” including, i t is rumoured. Stephen Dcw- hurst, their free-scoring centre-


spired in going down 4-2 to a strong hospital side, which had two tricky wingers in Owen and Povritt. In the Craven Cup competi­


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Waddington would n o t capita­ lise on first, h a lf pressure and were kept in th e running only by a late goal from David Brady. Bashall Eaves were luckier.


They d e f e a t e d H o r to n - in Ribblesdale 7-2 to progress to the second round of the com­ petition.


Results: League


Low Moor 5; St. Paul’s 5. Calderstones 4; Chipping 2.


Craven Cup— 1st round


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