The Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, January 24,1964 1


CHATBURN SMASH BA SHALL EAVES’ GOOD RECORD


100 PER CENT, record crashed in (he Clitheroe Amateur League on Saturday. Bashall Eaves, previously unbeaten


in six games, crashed at Chatbum and the home side continued their quest for championship honours. The top club, Calderstones, however, also won and are


still two points clear of Chatbum, who have a game in hand. Gisburn, owing to Craven


Cup commitments, did not have a match on Saturday, and are now four points behind Calderstones in third place.


Malcolm McLean, Chatbum


inside-right, was again the lead­ ing figure in his side’s victory. He crashed in a first-half hat- trick to bring his total for the season to 27.


Without centre-forward Mal­


colm Robinson, who was being married, and wing-half Geoff. O'Connell, injured in last week’s game with Chipping, Bashall Eaves could not find power enough to continue


t h e i r


unbeaten run. Calderstones did not find it


plain sailing at Dick Field. They received a fright when Low Moor hit two goals in the first half in which they enjoyed the run of the ball. But the hospital side came


out in fighting mood for the second half and slammed five goals into the Low Moor net. Brian Wilson and Raymond Dust both scored two and there


was an own goal. Gisburn rvere knocked out of


the Craven Cup competition by Carleton at the Commercial


Ground. Oarleton were reduced to ten


LEAGUE TABLE


Calderstones 13 11 0 2 52 27 22 Chatburn .. 12 10 0 2 52 17 20 Gisburn .. 11 8 0 3 46 14 16 Bashall E. .. 7 6 0 1 27 10 12 dripping . . 11 4 1 6 34 55 9 Waddington 11 3 1 7 22 37 7 Low Moor .. 14 3 1 10 36 53 7 Trinity ___ 11 3 0 8 28 44 6 St. Paul’s . . 12 1 1 10 23 63 3


men early in the game but their two first-half goals were enough to see them through to the semi­ final.


The games between St. Paul’s


and Trinity at Henthorn Field and Chipping and Waddington at Chipping were postponed because of icy grounds.


It seems unlikely that there


will be any upset at the top of the league tomorrow.


Calderstones, at home to lowly


Trinity, should keep their lead in the championship race while Chatbum’s power should tell at


Twitter Lane. Gisburn have no match, while


Bashall Eaves should make up for Saturday’s lapse when they play St. Paul's at Henthorn Field. The match at Dick Field


between Low Moor and Chipping could provide a close struggle.


McLEAN AGAIN


ON THE TARGET


CHATBURN 4; BASHALL EAVES 2.


]\XALCOLM McLean, Chat- 1»J- burn’s goal-hungry inside- right netted another hat-trick, bringing his goal tally so far this season to 27 and helpng Chatburn to sm a s h Bashall Eaves’ 100 per cent record.


without


Bashall Eaves took the field r e g u l a r wing-half


O'Connell and centre - forward Robinson and found Chatburn a little too good for them.


A strong Chatburn defence


held the re-shuffled Bashall Eaves' attack and the home attack with McLean as the spear­ head won-led the visitors rear­


guard. But Bashall Eaves were first


to have the ball in the net, Jones snapping In a shot which Johnson could only push against the foot of a post.


Following a miskick by a


Bashall Eaves’ defender, how­ ever, McLean ran through to lob the ball over Bennett and bring the scores level.


Soon Chatburn were in the


lead. Greenwood headed a cor­ ner down for MoLean to fire home from a melee.


McLoan completed a first-half “ hat-trick”, osating Bennett


from close range. Play swung from end to end


after the interval with both 'sides forcing several corners.


When McLean was brought


down in the area, Greenwood converted from the penalty spot to increase chatburn’s lead.


Bashall Eaves tried hard to


reduced the arrears and were rewarded when a shot went in off Chatburn right-half Simp­ son leaving Johnson stranded. Encouraged by this goal, the


visitors redoubled their efforts and Play became harder and tempers frayed. But once the referee had calmed down the the players, the football resumed high standards.


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Johnson, in the chatburn goal,


could not be faulted and he was well guarded by Hargreaves, and’ Thistlethwaite.


/ O'Donnell, Cross, and Ripley,


were the stars of the Bashall Eaves defence but there was little “ bite’' in the forward line.


Teams: Chatburn: Johnson; Thistle-


thwaitc, Cornthwaite; Simpson, Hargreaves, Bithell; Y a t e s , McLean. Greenwood. Slinger,


Seed. Bashall Eaves: B e n n e t t ;


Cowell, Rinley; Cross, Holgate, O’Donnell: Neild. Jones, Rudg-


yard. Green, Freed)’. FIXTURES


CLITHEROE AMATEUR LEAGUE


Waddington v. Chatburn. Calderstones v. Trinity. Low Moor v. Chipping. St. Paul's v. Bashall Eaves.


Results: Chatburn 4; Bashall Eaves 2. Low Moor 2; Caldersones 5.


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Burnley Combination Div 1 Read United v. Wanderers.


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NUMBER READ UNITED'S 13th game of the season was lucky for


them. They put on their best display of the season against a team who are only one point behind the league leaders and brought to an end a series of eleven games without a win.


On the frozen ground both


teams had difficulty with ball control. The village side went ahead


after 15 minutes when Derek Riley scored from close range.


The Burnley side pressed


United hack on defence for a spell hut could not crack the Read defence although a fierce drive from Duffy rattled the Read crossbar.


Despite increased Burnley


pressure after the interval, Read stayed cool and took then opportunities to increase their lead to three goals, Bell and


Riley scoring. Read showed excellent cohesion


and deserved their win against a highly-placed side.


They had a narrow escape late


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o m o r r ow clitheroe should be meeting Droylsden but


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CALDERSTONES hit back CALDERSTONES 5


LOW MOOR 2; I EAGUE- LEADERS Calder- ■ the foot of Bowland Billiards


League at the half-way stage, collected 19 points from then- last two games and are now in second place behind Tosside B. Results:


i J stones had a fright at Dick Field In a game in which the bounce of the ball caused many defensive errors, Low Moor hit two goals in the first half and seemed likely to cause an upset. But Calderstones stormed hack


in the second half to crash in five goals and emphasise that they still rule the roost in the


league. Low Moor took the lead m the . ,


20th minute when inside-left Pemberton completed a four-


man move. Then left - winger Dr i v e r


pounced on to a defensive mis­


take to hit the second. Five minutes after the- interval


Calderstones centre-forward Wil­ son began the hospital sides revival and then two minutes later brought the scores level. Inside-left Dust put Calder-


xtones in the lead in the 58th minute and then Low Moor right-back Manning was unfor­ tunate to turn the ball into his own net after a shot from Wil­


son had hit the bar. The hospital side went “nap


ill the 70th minute through


another goal by Dust. The fast moving game was


made entertaining by the efforts of both sides to play good foot­ ball in icy conditions.


Teams: Low Moor: Scott; Mannmg.


Bolton; Rigg, Procter, Blair; Duckworth, Beard, Hargreaves,


Pemberton, Driver. Calderstones: Purber; Bibbv,


Edwardson; Curley, Pilkington, Barrett: Owen, Brooks, Wilson, Dust, Masters.


Clitheroe Reserve went down


6-0 to English Electric “A” at Clayton on Saturday. The score sheet was blank at half-time, but the Clitheroe side, who had been reduced to ten men. were overrun in the second period.


GISBURN OUT OF CUP


GISBURN 0, CARLETON 2 1JLAY1NG with only ten men


J- for most of the game, Carle­ ton had the measure of Gisburn at the Commercial Ground and won through to the semi-final ot the Craven Cup competition.


The West Riding Amateur


League side adapted their style to the hard and slippery ground conditions better than Gisburn.


Inside-left Scothern hit the


first goal after 15 minutes and centre - forward Palamountain scored the second ten minutes


later. Gisburn played better in the


second half but could make no impression on the solid Carleton defence, with Snary strong at


centre-half. The game on the whole was


fast and clean but only Dennett, who pulled off several fine saves, saved Gisburn from a much heavier defeat.


Teams: Gisburn: Dennett: Geldard,


Dixon; Embrey, Wilson, Hux- table; Ho d g s o n , Woodworth, Parker, Marsden, Southward


Carleton: Cunven; Jolliff, Mc-


Enearncy; Hargreaves, Snav), Bell (D): Bell (D. E.), Griffiths, Palamountain, Scothern, Wmdle.


CHORLEY SNAP TOO MUCH FOR CLITHEROE


PLA YIN G powerhouse football, Chorley were far too good for Clitheroe at Bridge on Saturday and progressed to the


second round of the Lancashire Junior Cup with a 2-0 win. From tile start the visitors made it quite clear that they were not going to be beaten three times by Clitheroe this season,


as they were last term. Last week Clitheroe promised much with a grand exhibition


of football which gained them their first win for three months. But Saturday’s game was a different story.


The first hallf was little


mere than a siege of the Clitheroe goal with the arnber- shirted Chorley players buz­ zing r o u n d the Clitheroe penalty a r e a like wasps round a jam-pot.


Chorley created enough chan­


ces to have established a big lead by the interval.


Poor finishing, some uncanny


anticipation by Lindsay Wallaoc and intervening heads and legs wero all that stood between Chorley and a bag-full of goals.


Try as they might, Clitheroe


could not put an end to a cease­ less wave of Chorley ''attacks inspired by the long passes of full-backs Griffith and Edisbury driven into the heart of the Clitheroe defence and picked up by a set of energetic forwards.


The only goal of the first-


half was certainly not in keeping with Chorley's high - powered football, for it was a scrambled affair.


Left-winger Shaw swung a


cross for Rowley on the opposite wing to shoot low for the bottom corner.


The shot disappeared in a


finny of legs from which Wroth emerged to backheel the ball in.


This goal took 35 minutes to


score and Chorley were soon after the second.


Thev would have had a clear-


cut lead by half-time but for two amazing ’’ let-offs ’’ just before the interval.


Derek Heyes headed a shot


from Ro\vley off the line and Wroth, from point-blank range was foiled by Wallace's out-flung


leg. At the start of the second


half Clitheroe began to play much mere lively football and for a .spell they pushed Chorley


back on the defence. Tom Pinder outjumped the


whole Chorley defence to reach a corner - kick from Gordon Brown. The header seemed cer­ tain lo score but a desperate lunge by a Chorley defender standing on the goal-line turned


the ball wide. Then Pinder hit a beautiful


free-kick from 40-yards which flashed inches wide of the Chor­


ley goal. But on the whole the ball was


still running Chorley’s way and the big-kicking of Chorley defen­ ders often caught the Clitheroe defence at a disadvantage on the


icy siu'face. It was in the closing minutes that Chorley snatched the final


goal. Centre-half Farrington, who


had gone on to the right wing after being injured, took a Hob­ son pass and belted in a shot which found the bottom corner


of the net. When Chorley and Clitheroe


meet there is usually plenty of needle in the game but Satur­ day’s match passed almost with­


out incident. The only happening of an un­


pleasant nature came in the later stages of the game when Wroth and Wallace clashed following a charge by Wroth on the goal­ keeper. This resulted in Wroth having his name taken. Earlier Brian Parkinson was


“ booked ’’ for a foul on Hobson and Chorley right-back Griffith had his name taken in the first


half. On the whole Mr. Haslam


handled the game very well mak­ ing allowances for the treach­ erous conditions underfoot.


Teams Clitheroe: Wallace; He y e s,


Grayston; Parkinson. Hodson, Bush (E); Widdup, Kirk. Wall- bank. Pinder, Brown. Chorley: V ip h am: Griffith,


Edisburv; Birchall, Farrington, Smith; Rowley, Hobson, Dalton,


Wroth, Shaw. Referee, Mr. L. Haslam, Rish-


ton.


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Tennis League play football on Saturday afternoons, the leagues knockout competition this season will begin in the evening and continue until the final is played at about 11 p.m.


This was decided at a meeting


of the league last week. A date has not yet been set for


the competition but it will prob­ ably be held towards the end of


February.


Last week Clitheroe C.C. A kept their six-point lead with an


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8—2 win over the "B” side. The teams sharing second


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washing" Trinity “ B." The leading individual aver­


ages in the league are:


1. L. D ix on ........... 2. J. Clegg ........... 3. B. Parker ....... 4. I. Crook ........... 5. D. Punchard . . . 6. M. Poland ....... 7. B. Slater........... 8. T: Thompson .


9. K. Bowker .......


10. B. Hilton ...._. Results: X.C.I. 5


W "B" 5; Trinit) Paul's 10: C.T.T.C.' "A" 1; Clitheroe C.C, Clitheroe C.C. “A" 8.


Clitheroe CC C.T.T.C. “A” St. Paul’s .. Ribb. Wand. I.C.I................ Clitheroe CC Ribb. Wand. Calderstones Ribb. Wand. Calderstones Trinity “A” .. C.T.T.C. “B" Catholic Y.C.


Ribblesdale "B" 0. St


P. W. 33 12 33 33 24 12 33 36 24 30


A” 9; Trinity C.C. ”B’ 2


LEAGUE TABLE P W D L PS.


Trinity "B" f ix tu r e s


. .. 1 2 1 0 11 2 ... . 13 0 0 13 0


M o n d a y : Trinity “A” v.


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