The Clithcroc A dvcrliser & Times, May S, 1964 11


CHATBURN BEAT BASHALL EAVES IN THRILLING SHIELD FINAL


BASHALL EAVES 1; CHATBURN 3.


■yy’EMBLEY staged a final on Saturday—so did Clithcroc. And the fervour felt by crowds of small boys in the stand


and around the Shaw Bridge pitch was not one whit less ardent than that of the 100,000 in the afternoon in London. Chatburn's win could be


thought a triumph for justice for all season they have been somewhere near the head of the league. Until Saturday they had


nothing to show for their efforts while Caiderstones had the league title and Bashaii Eaves won the Clithcroc F.C.


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on Saturday as they played slick, progressive football and were undaunted by Bashall Eaves' attempts to steamroller


medal competition. They were deserving winners


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with inside-forward Billy Sllngev and Guy Benson working at lull-


the ball through. The Chatburn forward line


nressure moved well and it was r


no surprise when they put thice into the Bashall Eaves net before the interval.


, _ -_-l__ iUa*. tlll'Pft With Tony Rudgyard reduced


to half speed following an injury earlv in the game. Bashall Eaves


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rarely looked dangerous. Geoff O'Connell did his best to


defence in which Thistlethwaite and Peter Dawson were the stars.


forwards were put off by the well- timed tackling of the Chatburn


Jacques, Green; Cowell, O'Don­ nell. Holgato; Jones, Ripley, Rudgyard, Robinson. O'Connell. Chatburn: Johnson; Thistle-


Teams: Bashall E a v e s ; Bennett;


thwaite. Bithell; Simpson, Har­ greaves, Dawson; Stinger (J). Stinger (W), McLean. Benson,


Seed. NETBALL


TP spectators at matches in • clitheroe and District Net-


ball League have cheered every time there has been a goal they must have been breathless lately. Last week Catholic Y.C. scored


44, goals Independents 22, and Trinity 20.


r e s u l t s


Caldcrstones 11, Independents 22. Trutex W.B. 2, Catholic Y.C. 44. Low Moor 17, Trinity 20.


Catholic Y.C. Independents


Trinity Y.C. .. Calderstoncs


Low Moor Ribblesdalc


2 2


Trutex W.B..........1


......... 2 ..


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Monday: Caiderstones v. Trinity Y.C.


Wednesday: Low Moor v. Catholic Y.C.


Trutex W.B. rest.


Thursday: Ribblesdale v. Independents.


RIBBLESDALE JUNIOR LEAGUE . Clitheroe


C. M. Washbrook b Hcys .. 0


R. Aspinall b Hcys ............. 10 D. Brennan b Bleasdale . . . ■ 7 A. Pcddar c Topham b Bleas­


E. Musson c Bailey b Heys .. 46 H. Jones b Bailey ................. 54 N. Hooley not out ................. 1 Extras


dale ................................... J ........................... 2


Total (for 6 wkts.) .. 130 O. M. R. W.


T. Heys ............. 12 1 34 3 D. Pollard ......... 7 1 24 0 A. Blcasdale — 0 0 32 2 R. Bailey ......... 4.6 0 30 1 V. Daly ............. 3 0 8 0


Padiham


R. Houghton c Aspinall b Jones................................ 18


M. Gee lbw Jones ................. “ T. Topham b Jones ............. 8 D. Knowles c Coulter b Jones 14 T. Heys c Peddar b Jones .. 0 K. Veevers c Washbrook b Jones ............................... Jj


D. Hargreaves c Aspinall b Jones ...............................


Brennan .................. ■ • ■ 8 jj


minutes later, Malcolm McLean, who had been for long shackled by close Bashall Eaves marking, nipped in to force a centre home. For a spell after the interval.


Extras


Bashall Eaves seemed to take on more confidence and in this period they succeeded in pulling


a goal back. Barrie Jones swung a corner


into the g o a lm o u th and O’Connell hit the ball home from


goal to his credit seconds later. He stormed on to a miskick by Simpson but his shot beat both


the resulting melee. O'Connell almost had another


Johnson and the goal, passing inches outside the post. Keith Johnson snatched a t the


........................... : Totat ........................ 57


P. Aspinall......... 8 D. Brennan — 8 3 H. Jones ............. 8 2 J. Coulter ......... 8 o Robinson ......... 1 1


Suttle Sykes


last second a header from Rudg­ yard but it was not long before Chatburn were back dictating


corner cleared off the line and then had a tremendous 20-yard drive pushed round the post by Bennett. Chatburn had the ball in the


most of the exchanges. Benson saw his header from a


Wilkinson Punchard


Davies ..................................... 8 Walker ............................... ’


O. M. R. W. 19 1


V. Dalv lbw Aspinall ......... 0 R. Bailey c Robinson b


K. Whiteside C. Metcalf


0 0 0 1 2


4 4 2 0 0


weather, but there i C I


Consequently,^


afternoon was Rolls-Royce s eicht-wickcl win at Baxcndcn.


issue. Shock result on


Great Harwood, f ° wic three-wicket win ovet B«


k, were chielly uidebtcd >o their spin bowlers. Ton7f„ sionat


son. and their new Pr°f8f °™. Eddie Robinson, who each P tured five cheap wickets. For the second week in succcsj


they were undoubtedly hit . an injury to their new- >otmg.


> > opening bowler, Robin Sliaip. WADDINGTON


D. Underwood .................... 12 r ! Driver ............................... 11 C. Whiteside ........................ 0 K. Taylor ............................... 6 G. Riley ............................... 7 K. Oddic ............................... 6 B. Clark ............................... 1 P. Jackson ........................... 28


........................... 15 .................... 4


RESULTS Saturday


Read 185 for 7 dec. Baxcndcn Ribblesdalc W. 114 tor


121. Rolls-Royce 126 r°* l.\ ' Earby 143 lor six dec.. Wlwllcj 06 for six. Great HarwMi 80 foi seven, Barnoldswick 7& Settle 68 for three, Blackburn Northern


139 for eight dec.


H. Hovlc not out ................ 17 Extras 3 Total 110


Thornton — 10 Thompson — 8 Fisher


EARBY


Meldvam ....... Fisher Sprag


A. Bleasdale not out ......... 7 D. Pollard c Aspinall b Jones f


Etherington ... Thornton Wiseman not out


Thompson


Duxbury ....... Woodhall Harris Speak


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


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


Extras 6 Totai 47


O M R W


Jackson ............. 5 2 11 0 Whieside ......... 8-2 3 10 5 Riley ................ 10 4 20 4


LANGHO COLONY ...............................


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


Peters ............................... Coulthurst ........................


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


Devoy ................................... ‘ Gallagher ............................ “


McCarrick not out ............. 8 Extras 2 Total 48


net once more in the later stages. Dawson hit a short free- kick bv Bill Slingcr into the net but two other Chatburn forwards had run into offside positions. The only incident to mar a


O M R W


Eland ................. 8 2 18 3 ......... 5.6 2 8 4


Waterwortli — 8 2 ” ; Fenwick


rough, tough, but on the whole, dean final occurred towards the end when John Holgatc and Bill Slingcr were "booked” after a


Shackleton — 3 0 6 i BAXENDEN


Ormcrod ................................. 1 Tattersall


clash in mid-field. The trophy was presented to


thwaite by Clitlicroe Amateur League chairman. Mr. Dan Seed.


Chatburn captain Phillip Thistle­


I > IBBLESDALE WANDERERS' .1V .. A •• anii b ” teams both


won their matches in the Great Harwood Bowling League last


TALS group of companies week. 16.


Ribblcsdalc W. *' B ” 100. Ribblcs- dalc W. "A " 117: Whalley 78. Clitheroe Castle 115; Clitheroe


Results: Rishton Cons. 92, _ . . .


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........................ ’ Total 50


G. Davenport T. Wnllbank .. G. Lawless __ B. M. Emmett W. Entwistle .. A. Summers . H. Hind ....... R. W. Gann . . . V. G. Salvi . .. R Eatough —


WHALLEY II Sunday padiham 68 for six. Clithcroc


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T. Thompson. Great Harwood, Ribblesdalc W. six lor 67.


TOMORROW'S MATCHES Ribblosdalo League


Clitheroe v. Settle Blackburn N. v Great Harwood


Barnoldswick v. Padiham Whatley v. Baxcnden


Read v. Earby Rolls-Royce v. Ribblesdalc «• Ribblesdale Junior Loagus


Settle v. Waddington Earby v. Lower Darwen Ribbiesdale W. v. Rolls-Royce Great Harwood v. Langho Colony E. E.C. v. Barnoldswick Oswaldtwistle Irani, v. Lucas


Baxcndcn v. Read Cherry Tree v. Whallcv


SNOOKER WINNERS


N. Duckworth not o u t ......... 0 Extras 7


Total 83 OSWALDTWISTLE IMM. G. Williams D. Southworth not out — 48 ........................ 13


S. Williams not out ........... 22 Extras 2


Total for 1 85


H. Hind ......... I R. IV. Gann .. -i A. Summers .. ■ ■ N. Duckworth .. W. Entwistle ..


W. Jones J. Waddington ..................... 8


B. Barnes


READ ...........


W. Monk ............................... 26 D. Kershaw ........................... 1 D. Skinner ........................... 8 K. Bradshaw ........................ 8 J. Holmes A. Holmes


D Marshall not out N. Robinson


E. Ireland ... . 9 3 15 1 D. Green .. . . . . 8 4 7 2 B Barnes .. . . . . 6.2 1 18 3 Woodcock


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Total 42 M R W


J, Shcrbourne .............. B. Millington ........................ 15


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E.E.C. D. Ireland not out ............. 2


B. Case not out .................... 4 Extras 2 Total 53


D. Kershaw .. J. Waddington


K. Bradshaw .. M. Robinson .. J. Holmes .........


..4 0 24 2 • 1 5 2 0 3 i 0 6


O M R 4 1 13


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'TO celebrate the winning or the Ornic Shield by


Clithcroc Old People’s Club snooker team, a social even­ ing was held at the club last


sented to the members of the team by the Deputy Mayor. Councillor W. Sharpies, and entertainment was provided by the Wayfarers Concert Party.


week. Miniature shields were pre­


Clithcroc, g a v e housebound members of tbc club a treat by taking them on a country run by coach, then taking them to the club where they had tea with


Recently Mr. W. Bridge, of their visitors.


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NEW TROPHY FOR TABLE TENNIS


AXEW president of Ribblcs- 1 dale Table Tennis League. Mr. Roy Dewhurst presented a new trophy lo the League at the annual dinner and pre­ sentation dance at Cliatburn


each year to the^winners of t League's doubles compel tioi


on Friday night. The trophy will be presented


and will be known as the Kaydee


. Trophy. The League chairman, Mr. L.


season and congratulated trophy winners. The trophies were pier


to:


F. Lasscv not out ................ 0 Extras 3 Total 98


p. Niven ......... 7 J. Crook ......... 3 W. Tattersall .. 9 B. Scott


M R W 0


M. Garlick ---- 1 RIBBLESDALE W. II


......... 3


0 16 0 1 34 2 0 13 0 0


21 0 10 1


B. Scott ............................... 18 K. Holden ........................... 8 J. Dennett ........................... 35 ,T. Stirzaker ........................ 20 G. Knowles not out ............. 4


D. Niven ............................... 8 W. Tattersall ........................ 0


M. Garlick ........................... 8 I. Crook ................ .............. 8 W. Kenyon ........................... 8


Tdtal 92


M R W 0 18 1 2 8 0


0 13 0 0 35 7 0 17 ;


singles runner-up, Geoff Tomlin­ son; doubles champions: Gcoii


Singles champion: John Clc88'


Tomlinson and Peter Hatcn. doubles runners-up, Ian Croos and Denis Punchard.


League champions: Clithcioc


C.C. "A"—Barrie Parker. Barry Hilton, John Clegg, and Ken


Bowker. Team knock-out competition


winners and League runners-up. C.T.T.C. “A”—Ian Crook, Jack Saul, Peter Hatch, Geoff Tomlin­ son, and Denis Punchard.


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Dixon thanked league officials their work during the


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Today 41 members will retina ....


sion Ribblesdnle Wandeieia had to he content with a dta • *


t|0Ubt about it that, with the advent of


onmrc die effect of 8 Saturday, followed by a wet “ x m ’>, ■"«


Saturday


WILKINSON TAKES SIX "Vy WICKETS


CHAMPIONS ARE a g a in held to A DRAW


B ow ling lo s t its “bite”


REFRIGERATORS THE NEW SEASON’S MODELS ARE HERE


■\ATHALLEY again had to be 1 1 content with a point lor


although at one time they looked like having Earby in serious trouble, the visitors bowling lost


its "bite'’ at Earby. As in other Ribblcsdalc League


games, bowlors generally were handicapped by the conditions and until livelier wickets come along, one can expect many drawn games.


start, Jimmy Peters obtaining -two quick wickets but then Mike Chappie, Earby's new profes­ sional. enlivened the proceed­


Earby made only a modest


ing with a bright 23. When he mistimed one from


0" Saturday and by 4-30 may have been regretting the fact. Read had by then knocked


ANDERERS put Read in to ' ' bat at Church Meadow


up 129 for the loss of only four wickets and were looking very comfortable against a largely ineffective Wanderers attack.


eflort by Peter Wilkinson, who took six wickets for 67 runs, Read could well have passed the 200 mark with case.


But for a grand effort by


Sharp who took seven wickets at Whalley last week in his first game for Wanderers pulled a muscle in his third over and had to be taken off. Wanderers bad a quick suc­


New opening bowler Robin


Queen, Whalley's professional, and was caught, however, and then Peters got rid of Glen Newsholme before he had scored, and Queen bowled B. Wright. Whalley’s chances seemed good. Partnered by the experienced


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Len Duxbury, G. Greening took heavy toll of the bonding and completely changed the situa­ tion. A declaration was delayed until he reached his 50.


get the last single and that alone might have made all the


I t -took Greening some time to


difference to the result. Faced with a total of 143.


Whallcv proceeded reasonably confidently despite Peter's early dismissal but never seemed likelv to catch up with -the clock. Whallcy skipper Gordon Top­


professional John Ingham. But Wanderers had to wait


cess when Sharp, at first slip, caught Peter Fairclough off


some time for the next wicket to go down as Peter Haworth and Tomlinson became firmly


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F, Foster lbw Peters ......... 8 N. Wear c Abbott b Peters 12


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ham played a valuable innings of 34 which completely stopped any Earby idea of forcing vic­ tory.


B. Parker b Queen ............. 15 Chappie c Abbott b Queen .. 23 G. Newsholme c Blcazard b Peters .................... 8


Read v. Wilkinson. Rupert Jackman. Reads West


Indian professional, lashed his way to 40 before flicking a catch to Ingham off Wilkinson. Read's declared total of 185


wc go for them or not? Keith Weaver and Boland


apparently presented W a n- dcrers with a problem. Should


Scott took their time m getting into their stride and it looked like Wanderers were Sol"S “ play time out without cxploiine the possibility of a wicket which gave the bat an advantage o\ci


With the advent of Keith Ecclcs the innings took ai more


s s ^ lwb i rB. ^ ^ knock of 42. Richard Goodway


READ


rR ’rairclough c Shavp b p1 Haworth'c sub b Wilkhi-


Tomlinson b Wilkinson .. R. Goodway b Wilkinson .. Jackman c Ingham b Wilkin-


40 E. Sumner c and b Wilkin- ^


R. Hindle b Wilkinson......... -8 G. Pollard run out


I. H. Wilkinson not out .. Extras ...............................


R. Sharp .. • R. C. Baron .


Ingham P. Wilkinson


G. Nowing


....... g 10


Total, for 8 wkts. dec. 185 O M R W


3 1 5 8 4 0 21 0


13 0 64 1


16.5 0 87 8 3 0 18 0


RIBBLESDALE W. ' K. E. Weaver b Kershaw ..


R. Scott b Sumner ............... “ A. K. C. Eccles not o u t ......... ”, Ingham not out .................... 6 Extras .................................I____


Total for 2 wkts 114


Jackman ....... I. H. Wilkinson


O M R w 11 3 23 0 5 0 20 0


S. Kershaw ............. n „* E. Sumner ............. 8 u R. Goodway


1 3 19 1 3 0 24


his unbeaten took a


lashing, his three overs yielding 24 inns, but Wanderers weretotal


well below the required when the bails were taken off.


R IB B L F EXCURSIONS W FROM


B. Wright b Queen . . . . . . . . 7 G. Greening not out ......... 50 L. Duxbury not out Extras


C'thcroc Whallcy Chatburn p.m. 6-40


CLITHEROE 16, Wcllsatc Departing


.................... I8 .......... 17


Total Tor 6 wkts. dec. .. 143 O M R W


J. Rudd ......... 8 1 20 0 G. Topham __ 4 2 8 0 J. Peters ......... 8 0 35 3


Queen


B. Valley ......... 2 0 6 0 WHALLEY


............ 13 1 64 3


J. Peters lbw Madden — 7 T. Parkinson c Ncwsliolme b Roberts


M. Gorton c Madden b Roberts


Extras


H. K. Sharpies c Greening b Roberts .............. I8


......— 17


G. Topham c Greening b Duxbury .............. 34


H. Abbott c Chappie b Duxbury ................ 3


.............. 12


L. Bradley not out .............. 0 Queen not out


Total for 6 wkts.


Chappie C. Madden j . Roberts J. Pratt L. Duxbury


................... 7 ................... 0


96 M R W


2 22 0 o 12 1


WHY


1 28 3 0 27 0 1 7 *


VALLEY LEAGUE


•PLAYING their first m;Lich 81 I the Ribble Valley League.


Fence fought an exciting di. with Calderstoncs on Sum - • The scores were level at 99 runs


.each when time was called. Caldorstonos v. Fonce


Wright 1; K. Procter 30, K. Ecclcs 53; H. Hinds not out 4. R. Dust 5; J. Edwardson not out 1: Extras 2. Total for 5 wkts ticc. 99.


Caiderstones: L. Bradley 3,


mpson 7—9—26—1: B- worth 5—0—23—1; R- ,p roctoi


P. Wrav 8; A. Nutter 32, R- Procter not out 2; R. Townsend not out 20; Extras 10. Total, for


Fence; J. Clegg 3; D. Ecclcs 18. * 4 R H t a d i s - l l - S - f l - B. Seed


2— 0—6—0; L. Bradley 3'“ 0__‘u -2 : Holden 3 -0 -1 9 -0 : *■ Dust l—o—io—l.


CHIPPING v. HURST GREEN


2. G. Ncwsholme 4, J- Bcl ^ V’ A. Seed 33. A. Wright 12, L.


Chipping: P. Stott 4, D. Double


Merchant not out 11. B^tias Total, for 6 wkts. dec., 124. Crotty 9 -0 -3 2 -1 ; Holden 10-


2—25—3: Cronshaw 3—0—22—'• Hawthorne l—0—6—0: Wilkinson


6*Hurst~Green: G. Holden 10.


W. Jacques 1, H. 3, T. Cronshaw 0, J. )vilcoc> 10, Wilkinson 0. Howarth -, a.


5. Total 45.


Tyson 8—1—27—5: A- scen 2—0—5—3.


A. Wright G—3—8 2. ■ „ ,


Cross not out 11. Tayllortl' 8. Walker l, W. Crotty 2, Extias


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