ANT PERATIVE
I'D. fRICT
MANAGER
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Heavier grounds might make a big difference
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AS GUINNESS EXPORT had to play a cup game, Clitheroe perc unexpectedly left without a match on Saturday.
So far this season, Clitheroe’
s.progress in the Combina
tion iias been disappointing. Only two league matches have been won out of the 12 matches so far played; three games jiave been drawn, and the other seven lost, although some of these could have been avoided. At this time last season, Clitheroe had gained 14
9 points from ten games, and were well placed in the league, at fifth position. They bad drawn two matches, and lost only two. Their home record was excellent, and they had not been defeated
HlTTEE MANAGEMENT
HOSPITAL Administrative
[lien of good educa- BPITAL ADMINIS- [ading to an attrac- Preference will be
come for they were beaten at home 5-0 by Barrow Reserves. Their first victory did not come until their fourth match, when thev beat Wigan Rovers 3-0. ciitheroe's best match tills
Hie forward line nor the defence has reached the necessary standard to make progress in the Combination. The first match of tile season the sign of what was to
at Shaw Bridge. This season, however, neither
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opportunity of producing the form which he showed when he was a regular member of Black burn Rovers’ Central League side. He appeared chiefly with the Rovers as a winger and it may yet be in such a position that he will render Clitheroe the best service.
season was in the Lancashire Combination Cup, when they beat a strong Chorley side by
six goals to four. However, when they next met
Sital groups. Corn- qualification, (£404 dmum of £849 per
ion. Applications to Hospital, Whalley,
cations, experience rees not later than
/el passes, including 1 will attract an in i' appointment will t the Calderstones transfers will . be
Cliorley. three weeks later, they were beaten 1-0 in a game which lacked the fire of their previous encounters. So far 32 goals have been
and the attack finds more ‘bite’ a vast improvement could quickly take place. There is little doubt that Clitheroe possess a number of talented players, but finding the tight blend has so far provided the committee with a real headache. Slowly, but surely, however, the weak spots are being strengthened and once the heavier grounds come along, Clitheroe could well astonish everyone by shooting up the league table.
Once the team settles down,
Lady golfers’ new captains
scored against Clitheroe, who have managed to reply with 28. Clitheroe’s leading goai-
scorer is Walibank, with eight to his credit. Baron and Kay each have five, all scored in League matches, and Widdup also has five, scored in cup matches. Kenyon has scored four times, and Summer once.
league position, Clitheroe obvi ously still need to improve their team and their tactics. Kay must not be left as the
In order to improve their
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sole forward up in attack as he so often is, and the rest of the forward line must work harder and more harmoniously than they have been doing recently Clitheroe’s n ew signing,
elected lady captain of Clitheroe Golf Club at the annual meet ing and dinner held at the club house on Wednesday week. Her husband is the men’s captain. Seventy two members atten
Mrs'. R. Y. Parkinson was
ded the dinner, and before the annual meeting the prizes for last year were presented by the retiring captain, Mrs. I. Kosmalskl. Other officials elected were :
Two teams have won every game
GISBURN and Chatburn are still well placed in Glilheroe and District ■ Amateur League table,--and both have games' in hand over second’place Chipping. They are in fact, the only teams in:theiable,to retain a 100% record. Further down the-table,’
Whalley YG are still bottom, in spite of the point they
picked up on Saturday^ ■ St. Paul’s'and--Hurst- Green
Waddington wore perhaps unlucky to lose 3-0 to a strong Headingley Rangers side on
Saturday, for they never gave up hope and kept trying right up to the final whistle They are, left to rights front row, Ripley, Ward,' Robinson, Yates, Dinsdale. Back, Simpson, O’Neill, Benson, Kay, Cross and Pearson.
WADDINGTON NEVER GAVE UP TRYING IN CUP GAME
PLAYING a much older and vastly more experienced side, Waddington were by no means disgraced by their 3—0 defeat by Headingley Rangers, in the first round of the West Riding County Football Association Challenge Cup. The experience of the
Headingley players showed right from the start, for they judged the state of the rough Twitter Lane ground well, and after the first ten minutes, they came straight onto the ball every time instead of waiting for it and risking a
bad bounce. Waddlngtoh, on the other
hand, were far too slow on the ball, and lost possession many times due to this lack of speed. When they did gain possession tuite often they parted too quickly and frequently lost the ball through poor passing. Nevertheless, the game was
secretary and handicap secre tary, Miss G. Simpson; treasurer, Miss E. Speak; com petition secretary, Miss N. Brown. Elected to the commit tee were Mrs. J. Huddleston. Mrs. D. Satterthwalte and Miss N. Brown. The new lady captain at
; been given sufficient chance to I settle down with his new team, but no doubt will be given every
former Blackburn Rovers’ player, Ratdiffe, has not yet
Whalley elected at the annual mpetlng last night week, was Mrs. H. A. Htgham. Mrs. P. R. Bleasdale was elected secretary, and Mrs. R. W. Cunhffe and Mrs. Jean Tasker treasurers. Mrs.. M. Lee was elected to *" committee.
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the ball too far up the wing before putting it across into the centre.
-x the-44th minute put a good cross to Kay who was unlucky
Ward was playing well, and
not to score Half-time saw Wad- dington 1—0 down, but by no
means discouraged From the start of the second
half Waddington gained pos session and put continued pres sure on the Headingley goal. Several shots were only just cleared by the hard-pressed defenders, and Waddington were again unlucky not to equalise.
hard fought and exciting, a treat for the many spectators who turned up on the bitterly cold day. Waddington never once gave up, and were trying even when the final whistle
blew. Waddingon’s right - back,
MOTOR CYCLISTS’ GUY
TRIAL
MOTOR CYCISTS from alE parts of Lancashire, with a big contingent from the Preston area, took part on Sunday in the annual Guy Fawkes trial,.which started at White Goat Farm on Whal ley Nab The ’’sporting” Rlbbla Valley
Motor Cycle club were the or ganisers of the event for the North Western Centre of the ACU, who had a total of 57
entries. DEEP MUD
in three groups. The first group was at Parsonage Moor, near the New Inns, and one section would have done credit to a scrambles event, for riders had
There were sixteen sections ........................ 65 lpt
ter .................... 51 lefield
[venor .............. 38 llebrough ......... 42 ........................ 50
289
[linson lofthouse .. perthwadte Envorth .. [r ................ llinson . . . .
Leys ‘a’ Nat iv e club 2pts
26 45 47 29 70 42
259 3pts
|h ................ . • 49 1 _;;................... is lamson ..'........... 72
lehouse............ 29 268 Eton
ten .. ■ len . . .
Lon .. Ireaves
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in . le,.
less .. aker .. ULUB
Irth In .
lpt 53. 33, 58 49 40 73
■■22 41
306 . 2pts,
• 69 ... 39; v.
.62 50 '
~283. <; 6ptd;:
•6 2 -V. -66 »
65 85 •; 60
-401.; ............. 42 .
Stableford (250 Greeves) 14 marks lost; E. Adcock (Dot)
1st class awards: R. H.
23; I. Wilson (250 BSA) 24; J. Clark (199 Triumph) 24; B. E. Lancaster (199 Triumph) 25; B. Dawson (250 Bultaco) 28. 2nd Class awards: D. Peet
(250 Bui taco). 31; D., Lord (199 Triumph) 31; O.iAdamson (250 Bultaco) 40; S. Robinson (250 Bultaco) 447; G. Morris (250 Bultaco) 47. Best Novice: J. Standing (250 ......
Sprite) 98. . ROAD. RACING
to start through deep mud and then blast their way .[through
some deep water and up a one in four 30-foot high banking. The next group was situated
I stream where the writer sank upto his knees in some mud at the side. Very • few riders "cleared” any of these sections. The last group was back at the start, White , Goat Farm.
at Dean Wood. Most of the sections , in this group ran through a - slimy rock-strewn
primarily a 'tr ia ls ' 'organising club, intend, providing-there is sufficient interest;,„to. form a road racing ' section.'. All the local racing lads . are,', invited to attend the "next.' meeting, which is the annual general meeting,; next Wednesday at the Knights of St. Columba Club, St.--Huberts Street,-Great Harwood, and perhaps a racing section will'be started.-’Also in vited to-attend are,, of, course, all kinds of motorcycle1 riders, enthusiasts, etc.' Generally. ,the • Ribble Valley
The Ribble, Valley MC though
Comthwaite, was absent at the start, and a last-minute team change had to be made. Right- half Simpson was put at full back; and centre-forward Rob inson was moved to right-half. Eric Kay, who as Clitheroe’s centre-forward was left without a game due to Guinness Export’s cup match, had turned up as a spectator. However, since he is also signed on for Waddington, he was brought into the side at centre-forward. The Waddington team as a
back, and Boyle scored his second goal after a good cor ner-kick.
Headingley, however, soon hit
deterred, and Hargreaves the Headingley goalkeeper w a s
Waddington were still un
hard pressed, making several excellent saves, including one superb one from a good high ball from Kay.
Y a te s s h o t , against
the cross-bar after 35 minutes and only a minute later a free kick at goal was well saved by Hargreaves.
every encouragement from the crowd, but were still just that hit slower onto the ball, and allowed Boyle to complete his "hat-trick” with a good goal only five minutes from the end.
Waddington were receiving
whole played with great spirit, never letting the experience of the Headingly side deter them from providing good clean football. Right from the start, the game was fast, and Waddington
sure, and were unfortunate to be left without a goal at the end. Tins was, in fact, the first match of the season in which Waddington have not scored a single goal. Teams:
Waddington kept up the pres
supporters were anxious in case their team should tire itself out in the first half. However, they never showed any signs of weariness, and played with en thusiasm until the very end.
CLASS TOLD
Headingley settled down and got accustomed to the pitch, which was obviously below the standard to which they were accustomed, play was fairly
In the first ten minutes, while
son, Pearson (capt); Robinson, Cross, Benson; Ripley, Ward, Kay, Yates, Dinsdale.
Waddington: O’Neill; Simp
greaves: Jarvis, Padgett; Eng land, Wilson, Metcalfe; Eam- shaw, Foster Browning, Burton,
Headingley Rangers: Har
Boyle. Referee: Mr. F.- Spencer,
(Silsden).
show their class, and building sustained pressure on the Wad dington goal: Waddington broke away, howeer, and made ithe . first , d a n g e r o ’u s attempt of the game through Yates. • Headingley soon retaliated,
even. They soon began, however, to
LATE GOAL SAVES A POINT
.and their superiority, gradu ally became obvious. Their passes were calculated and accurate, and their attack was cool and well planned. In contrast, Waddington al
ways appeared as though they had little time hi which to think. Headlngley’s danger man soon
The very last section- of, this group needed great skill to get through, with the start compris ing a sump-jarring rock .and then an extremely tight uphill turn.
To complete the;trial, riders ■ . :!
had to visit each group of sec tions three times.........- Much in evidence-at this trial
was the Spanish Bultaco two- stroke, which in general seems to be ousting the, British Greeves as the “in", bike for, trialling.
AWARDS
follows: Premier award: S. Cordingley (Bultaco) 8 marks lost.
New Zealand trip described
CLITHEROE and D i s t r i c t Young Farmers’ Club met in the Grammar School on Wed nesday week, when they.,', were hosts to the Ribblesdalc region! Miss Doreen-Edwards, of
Zealand. Miss ■; Edwards/-:is; a member of the -Young Farthers*, organisation, ■ and - her. visit took the form of-a six‘months’: exchange sponsored 1 b y ' the, National Federation: of i-YOung Farmers’ Clubs. . . ___ _ Mr. Frank Armitage, of
Liverpool, gave; an: illustrated wlk op her recent' risit to) New.
,£ hy Mr. Tony Flitcroft, of Mitheroe. Mr. Gordon Whitwell - pre-
dcd.
ixmgridge, proposed the vote of thanks, which was seconded
Results of the trial were as
MC meet every’ 'first and’third Wednesday of the month at, the KSO-Club Great Harwood,' ’and these are mainly social gather ing. On' '• occasions throughout the year there are. motorcycle- type film’ shows. - The present secretary of the club is • Jim Hughes, of 73 James Street, Great Harwood.
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turned out to be their right winger, Boyle, and he made several hard, accurate shots at the Waddington goal. His first success came in the 30th minute, with a good goal after a cross
Bowker Bros. 2, Hurst Green.
HURST GREEN, a young side struggling to keep away from the bottom of the .Amateur League, held middle-of-the- table Bowker Bros, to a 2-2 draw.
from the right wing. Waddington were unlucky not
Hurst Green forwards pressed the Bowker Bros, goal for much of the first half. Many shots went wide, however, and it was Yates who managed to score first. Hurst Green held on to this 1-0 lead until after the interval, when Pilkington got two goals for Bowker Bros.
In a good clean game, the
to equalise when Dinsdale brought the ball right' up the wing and across into the centre. One of the Headingley defend ers gave away a comer, and from the kick, Dinsdale put the -ball just over the bar. Dinsdale’s main fault, how ever, was that he tended to take
TABLE TENNIS '
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PRIMROSE Garage ‘A ’ team gained their first win of the’' season when they de feated St. Paul’s ‘ C ’ 7—-3. Primrose ‘B’- are now the only team in the ‘B’ division not to
won 3 matches, R. Parker 2, and A Towers l. Mrs.-D.-King and MTs P. McEntee gained the consolations for St. Pauls. 1 i t appears from the matches
Have gained a point. For Primrose ‘A’ - G. Britton
Primrose ‘B’ 2; Calderstones ‘B’ 4. ICI ‘B’ 6; ICI ’B’ 6; ICI ‘A’ 9, Trinity ‘B’ 1; S. Paul’s ‘C’ 3. Primrose ‘A’ 7. League tables:
Rlbblesdale W. .. 3 3 0 0 Clitheroe C C ___3 2 5. Pauls ‘A’ . . . . 3 2 Forden Club ‘A’ 2 2
S Pauls ‘B’ — 3. 0 TTlnity ‘A’ . . . . . 3. 0 Forden Club ‘B’ . 3 0
played in the.‘B’ division that a. tremendous struggle 'will' ensue1 in the New Year? for the two promotion places.- A t '; the moment th e . two IOl teams both have' 'one' ' Hundred per cent records? -with Rlbblesdale School Staff and Calderstones ‘B’ close:on their heels.;,);-. ! - v i In-' the ‘A’ division, Forden
Club.,'
B-.have.receiveda..seyere setback, as their two leading players have -left the Bide, i Ribblesdale Wanderers - and Clitheroe'Cricket: Club continue
tennis' circle."-- and L-are ’ both- Wand ’A’; Clithefoe CC ’A* v S, ehallehging'for^the'leadership
their old'rivalry
ln', the -table'; Whalley; ,S. Paul? *A’
of the ’A’ division;.: > I Last Week’s results: Whalley
0. Ribblesdale W. 10; , S. Pauls •A’ 9.' Forden Club ’B’ 1; Clith eroe CC „‘A’i.7, Trinity ‘A’ 3. - . Ribblesdale School- Staff 8,
Pauls *B’. . Division ’B’.—Monday: Prim
‘A’ v Ribb, ’
rose ‘A’ v: Trinity 'B’; Tuesday Calderstones ‘B’ v Calderstones ‘A’; Thursday: S. Pauls ‘C1 Rlbblesdale School Staff; ICI ’.B’ v Primrose ‘B’,
DIVISION ‘B- PW D L P t s
ICI ‘A’ ................ 3 3 0 0 ICI ‘B’ ...................3 Rib.' School Staff 3 Calderstohes ‘B’ . 3 Calderstones ‘A' Trinity ‘B’ . . . .
. 3
S. Pauls ’C’ .. Primrose ‘B’ Next week’s
3 2 3
2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
ity ‘A’,V, Fordeh Club ;’B’; ’Wed, nesdaji: Forden Club
Division; ‘AV—Monday: Trim fixtures are ”
0 1 T 1 2. 2 3
DIVISION ’A’ PW D L P t s
Bros, would be able to keep this 2-1 lead, with their greater experience, but just before the end, Arden scored for Hurst Green, forcing a draw. Team.-:
I t looked as though Bowker
ning, Dawber; Rawson, Raws- thome,- Snape; Aspinwall, Bas- kerville,' Smith, Pilkington, Tattersall.
Taylforth; Yates, Rigby, Bailey; Pilling, Arden, Wilkinson, Bol ton, Cullen.
Hurst Green: Cross; Jones,
LIONS TWO DOWN
attractive -football but both missed some simple scoring
chances. O’Neill in the Lions’- goal was
WHITE LIONS 0 GISBURN 2 BOTH • sides played some
in splendid fettle and made two great saves from Woodworth, in the first half but he was beaten by a header, from Hux- table and a good goal by Whit
taker. : The first goal, caused some
dispute as some players claimed it had been cleared before it crossed the- line. Bishop also: played well for
Richardson; Embery,' Wilson, Parker; ■ Atkinson; Woodworth, Huxtable, Rigg, Whittaker.
bum. Woodwdrth; Geslan, Par ker, Dewhurst; Byron, Bishop, Wilson, McCamrn,- Peel. Gisbum: , Ren wick; Taylor,
White Lions: - O'Neill; Chat, < - TIPPED 3'6 PLAIN 4'2
the Lions-and Woodworth and Richardson played good foot ball for Gisburn. Teams:—- '
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Chatburn 6> St. Paul’s 0
CHATBURN, who so far this season have a 100 per cent record never looked like losing any points to St. Paul’s, who are placed second from the bottom of the table. They were always the more
dangerous side, and after missing three penalties in the first half, they went into the lead through Holgate. Slinger made the score 2-0 by the intervaL After the interval, Chatburn
Gisburn' . Chipping [ . .., Chatbura V... Brockhall ___
are also in: dangerous; positions near the foot of the table.,, ,, LEAGUE-TABLE
Parish Church Grlndleton Calderstones. . . White Lions ., Trinity
Bowker Bros..\9• .l>-4- 4 : 6 Wad. Res.- ; . . . 7 I-. Ip 5. , 3 Hurst Green . ." 9 1 .1, 7 3 St. Paul’s
Whalley Y.C. ;„..9..0. 2-, 7- 2 Next week’s fix to e s :; Chipping v; Hurst Green;
WHALLEY IMPROVE
Whalley Y.C. 2, Calderstones 2
BOTTOM of the table Whalley held Calderstones to a 2-2 draw after being 2-0 down in the
second half. After a first half of missed
were still well in command, and although St. Paul’s had the occasional chance, Chat- bum increased their lead with further goals from Dawson and Allen. Slinger scored his second to
chances, Beard opened the scoring for Oalderstones after
the Whalley defence had failed to clear the bah. Hardly had the game restarted when Holden scored from an acute angle to make it 2-0 fer Calderstones With 15 minutes to go, Leach
bring Chatbum up to a 5-0 lead, and Read completed the scoring. Teams:— Chatbum: Johnson; Holgate
-7- 5- 0 -2 10 9 . .3 .2 . .4 8 9 .3., 0 t6- . 6 ’ 8 3 0 -5 ' 6
■ -7 ■ -7 ■ -0 • -0 "14 9 7 0 2 .14 9 5 1 3 11
8 8 . 0,-0..16 9 "8 0 T 16
9 1 -1’ 7 • 3
Calderstones v Whalley Y.C.; Trinity v Waddington; Grindle- ton v Gisburn; St. Paul’s v
.. .P. ,W D i Pts Chatburn v Goodshaw United.
Parish Church; White Lions v' Brockhall. Lancashire Junior . Shield:
GOALKEEPER SCORED
FROM THE SPOT
Brockhall 2 Grindleton 1
Brockhah started -well and would have taken an early lead but for some splendid goal keeping by Wall. At this stage, Grindleton’s
. Playing in good conditions;-
defence looked very shaky, and it came as no surprise when Atkinson got through to give Brockhall a 1—0 lead. Ten minutes later, Grindle
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ton got the bail in the net, but the goal was disallowed because of handling. Grindleton eventually equal
WAYFINDERS
ised in the 35th minute with a high kick from close range, and at half-time, the score was 1—1. Grindleton had more of the
J., Bush; Bithell B., Hargreaves. Bithell T.; Read, Dawson! Allen, Slinger, Holgate A. St. Paul’s: Parker: Har
greaves, Lund; Wilkinson, Sims, Taylor; Robinson, Pye, Bia- lecki, Tucker. Driver. Next week, Chatbum play
Goodshaw United in the Lan cashire Junior Shield.
put the ball in his own net, and a few minutes later. Whalley scored with a fine shot from Gillibrand. W h a l le y played well to gain their second point of the season. Teams:— Whalley YC.: Threlfall; C.
WAYFINDERS SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR
play in the second half, but in a BrockhaU break away, Tomlin son was felled in the penalty area, and goalkeeper Leeming scored from the spot In the last few minutes of the
Britcliffe, Poole; Waddington. Bibby, Robinson; M. Britcliffe. Gillibrand, Scott, Duckworth, Charles. Calderstones: Furber; Edward-
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game, Grindleton were awarded a penalty for a handling offence but Leeming saved the kick, Teams:—Brockhall; Leeming; Parkinson, Bolton; Hardman, Hilton, Jeffrey; Heyes, Tomlin son, Atkinson, Wild, Hull. Grindleton: Wall; Connell,
Moon; Robinson Jones, O’Con nell; Whitehouse, Green, Rigby, O’Donnell, Preedy.
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