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t„n BARON. Clitheroe's back, has scored


- ,e!l? than eight goals this in the half-back


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F ° L Clithcroe have been out of the Combination


P? vear after L.3?: g—o at home. South-


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' f t , . 5 at Shaw Bridge in by Morecambe.


W. t war. Clitheroe have . Rossendale United 1—0


f t f t Bridge after a 3 -3 r s i. will be remembered PftC fast replay, which Ros- won 2 -0 a t Show bad to be replayed be-


i ‘- i ' Rossendale fielded an Qualified Player. Kirby Town Cfat Shaw Bridge, and Chor-


ak 2-0 away in the quarter


•ic'cMSon arc Wallbank. Hob- Basd Baron (4) and Fitz-


vvit’i all the cup competitions 'hed for another year. Clith- .roalscorers in the cup for


Z s in the cup have been: «iibank (0), Rawstron (5). S £ V Hobson (4). Wilson Fitzgerald (2) Chapman (1),


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TWO EARLY SHOCKS AT HORWICH


OUT OF CUP AFTER


^own.a^er on'y five minutes at Horwich on Tuesday evening Clitbcroe did not have time to get used to the conditions before they were rocked back on


their heels and eventually lost their Combination Cup semi-final fie, 3-1. In a way they defeated themselves, for the pitch was in a gluey state down the


muddle, and Clitheroe persisted in trying to plough their way through with individual efforts, or short passes, instead of sending a long through ball or cross-field passes. They were stricken with ill-luck even before the game


started, for Philip Dobson, the chosen centre forward was taken ill. His place was taken by Mel Widdup who moved


from outside right, while Arthur Gill relumed to the rich! wing.


Both sides had some amaz­


ing luck in defence and there were innumerable goal-line clearances. Clitheroe had several strong


eroe was on the wings, as nei­ ther winger was up to his true form. Another factor which led to


penalty claims turned down by the referee before they were awarded a spot kick after 76 minutes, but by then it was too late. The main weakness for Clith­


Clitheroe's weakness was their persistency of putting the ball to the wing at the bottom of the slope and none of the players was strong enough to reach the goal area from the touch line at the bottom of the slope. One might have expected


eroe went straight up to Hor- wich’s penalty area, but Bibby’s centre was missed by Baron and then Pallett just beat Widdup to the ball. The corner kick resulting


In the opening minute Clith­ coming and saved easily.


and passed to Widdup. The j Clitheroe centre forward tried to walk the ball round PaUett, but, the goalkeeper saved luckily with his feet. Baron’s long shot was inches


Kirk took the ball forward!


over with Pallett beaten. Wallbank beat Pallett beau­


tifully but Gill put the ball behind for a goalkick.


from the attack was quite easily cleared.


setback when Honvich, in their first real attack took the load after four minutes when Rob­ inson slammed the ball into the back of the net from a goal-line scramble.


Clitheroe received a major


creased Horwich's lead when he headed home a left wing, corner and the ball bounced down off the crossbar and rolled over the line.


Horwich to be a little tired as they had played a league game the night before, but this was not the case and they were yards faster to the ball' than Clitheroe. The match was summed up


right wing but his centre was plucked from the air by Pallett.


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behind in the area and a. pen­ alty seemed inevitable but the referee waved play-on. Gill took a right wing comer


Gill was brought down from


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A minute later Robinson in­ FORTUNATE


trol of the game, but they could not break down Horwich's strong but sometimes lucky rearguard.


Clitheroe were more in con­


start and Tong was just wide from a free kick on the edge of the area. Wallbank took the ball for­


croc 0. Horwich attacked from the


ward before passing to Widdup, whose shot went narrowly past the post with Pallett beaten. As in the first half, Honvich


struck almost straight away when they scored their third goal. They were awarded a cor­ ner on the left wing, and from the kick Tong headed home to make the score 3—0 after 57 minutes. Connelly put Robinson clean


Half-time: Horwich 2 Clith- \ j


Chatbura F.C. who arc still top of the amateur league, beat Trinity 4-0 on Satur­ day. Back row (left to right): B. Bithell, Bush, Hargreaves, Johnson, A. Holgutc, T. Bithcll. Front row: Yates, Slinger, Alen, McClcan, J. Holgate.


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through, but the Honvich leader shot straight at Wallace. Sumner cleared off Clitheroe’s


the clear but this time shot yards over. From Widdup's centre, Hob­


line with Wallace beaten. Robinson was again put in


son headed inches over. Nightingale was b r o u g h t


Honvich just outside Clitheroe’s penalty area and the ball ended up in tlje back of the net but the referee disallowed the ‘goal’ and gave a free kick for offside Honvich had an amazing es­


down by Wright as he was go­ ing through, and the referee had no hesitation in awarding a penalty to Clitheroe. Baron took the kick and gave


cape when Hobson beat Pallett and put the ball across the face of the goal. Bibby slid in and his shot hit the post, from the rebound Widdup tried a shot, and from that rebound Wall- bank’s effort hit a defender standing on the line. In their next advance, Robin­


son centred the ball and Kirk dived full-length to head clear. The ball hit the foot of the post and was deflected for a corner. The sides were very even now


adjoining that owned by the corporation. This decision came at the


council's monthly meeting on Tuesday, and marks another stage in a scries of arguments between anglers and canoeists over the right to the river at Edisford, the town’s most well-known beauty spot.


Pallett no chance, making the score 1—3 after 76 minutes. Jones took a free kick after


Plenty of as season


'TEAMS in the Clitheroe Amateur League are playing the x season out with a. bang, and are scoring more goals now than they have been doing for many weeks. Spectators at St Paul’s and Shaw Bridge on Saturday


certainly got, their money’s worth, for St. Paul’s beat Bowkers by the odd goal in 13, and Clitheroe Reserves, after trailing 1-2 a* half-time to Bashall Eaves, finally won


by 6-4. The league leaders Chatbum,


had. a good mid-week win against Clitheroe Reserves, and then won again on Saturday. Results, Thursday; Clitheroe


Bamoldswick) Glsbum 1 Waddington 0


Chatbum . . . Gisburn . . . Chipping . . .


Reserves 3, Chatbiirn 7; Chip­ ping 2, Waddtagton Reserves 0. Saturday: Clitheroe Reserves


the area but the free kick was cleared. Horwich were attacking to


the re-start and Connelly head­ ed well over. Sims handled on the edge of


the final minute and from a right wing centre, Robinson shot first time but the ball whistled narrowly oyer. T e am s : Horwich: Pallett;


and it was real end-to-end cup-tie football with thrills galore for the meagre crowd. Wallbank tried a shot from 30 yards out Pallett saw the ball


Nightingale; Kirk, Sims, Baron; Gill, Hobson, Widdup, Wall- bank, Bibby.


CRICKET CLUBS’ PROSPECTS


Wright, Jones; Smith, Calver, Denton; Tong, Connelly, Robin­ son, Runciman, Bateson. Clitheroe: Wallace; Sumner,


i CRICKET begins in the Ribblesdale League tomorrow, but the chances of a good start appear only slender. Veterans have been searching their memories to think when the weather was so cold and wet at this time of the


year. So bad have been the con­


ditions this year that there has been little chance for practice, or of getting the


grounds ready. If the weather is as cold to­


FOUR LEAGUE WINS SUCCESSION


CjLITHEROE continued the winning run when they defeated St. Helens 3-2 away from home last night week This was Clitheroe’s fourth successive win and their


sixth in the last seven league games. Clitlieroc have now com­


pleted the double over St. Helens, as they defeated them 1-0 at Shaw Bridge in the first home league game of the season when Wa l l b a n k


posed, Clitheroe had John Heminsley at right back, his partner being Ronnie Nightin­ gale, who has appeared so suc­ cessfully at full back and centre-half for Clitheroe in recent games. Chris Sims was at centre half


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Clitheroe were soon attacking, but the conditions spoilt many opportunities. Within 10 minutes Wallbank


Kicking off with the wind,


got the ball under control and slammed it into the back of the net from close range. Almost immediately, S ims


and Baron made one of his characteristic runs before shoot­ ing home off the upright. Kenyon tried a shot but Ills


failed to clear a badly bouncing ball and the home side equal­ ised. Clitheroe continued to press


shot went just over the bar. St. Helen’s attacked once


again and the centre forward headed home a corner kick to make the score 2—2 after 20 minutes. Kenyon was fouled just out­


side the area and from the kick, Wallbank regained Clith- eroe’s lead with a beautiful chipped shot. The wind, coupled with the


morrow as it has been, on some days this week it will not be possible to play at all. - Nevertheless, sooner or later,


ithe sun Will shine and local players are looking forward to some keen, exciting games. A newcomer to the area, Mr.


mar. School but captured 22 wickets in his eight appearances with Clitheroe first team. His best performances were five for nine and five for 36 and five


for 42. At Easter he had a trial at


Old Traffprd, playing with the first eleven. . .. Clitheroe’s batting should be


The league table is: P W D LPs.


2 1 38 0 2 32


Bashall Eaves .. 20 U 1 8 23 Calders tones


1 7 23


Trinity ....... . . . 2 1 8 2 11 18 Brockhall . . . . . . 16 8 1 7 17 Clitheroe R. . . .. 18 7 1 10 15 St. Paul’s . .. . . . 21 4 1 16 9 Whalley Y.C. ..2 2 1 1 20 3


Waddington R. 19 8 3 7 19 Bowkers


Spectator deputised for ref.


unusual start as a spectator dep­ utised for the referee, who


Clltheroe Res. 6, Bashall E. 4 The. match got off to an


failed to arrive. Clitheroc spurned many


chances, including a penalty taken by Bishop, and were tin- lucky to be trailing 1-2 at the interval.


strong with such capable run- getters as Keith Eccles, Keith Wilson, W. E. Speaks, S. West- head and J. Wilkinson avail­


W. A. Butler, the Conservative agent is a right-arm medium pace bowler and a useful bats­ man. He lias played cricket in the North Riding for Easing- wold and for a Sheffield club and also while serving in the


able. Ribblesdale Wanderers can


face the season with confidence also, particularly If some of their players find their true


the local clubs but does not


RAF. He hopes to play with one of


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in the later stages of the game, and after they scored two goals in a minute, they took the lead which they held to the end. Outstanding for Clitheroe


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Woodworth and Fodder scored for Clitheroe; and Learmon (2), Rudgyard and Whitehouse for Bashall Eaves.


assistance of Johnny Ingham, a talented all-rounder, who can do well with both bat and ball. Roland Scott and Keith Weaver are still one of the best pairs opening ' batsmen in the


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uneven ground was making good football well-nigh impos­ sible and both defences were well on top. After the interval St. Helen’s


Whalley Youth Club I, Chipping 7


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HAVING been Without a . game for about a month,


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Read have won the champion­ ship in 1961 and 1964. They were also joint winners with Earby in 1957. la s t season the villagers won the Lewis Cup and were beaten in the Ramsbottom


Derek Parker, who played mainly with the Royal Gram-


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ults: Thursday: Horwich 2 Skel­ mersdale 4; Morecambe 1 South Liverpool O’. St. Helen's 2 Clith­ croe 3. Saturday: Bactip Borougli 1


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Cup final. New Peter Fairclough, a lead­


even and Whalley created several chances although they only scored once through Brit- cliffe and Chipping twice.


CRAVEN CUP SEMI-FINAL (At Barnoldswiok)


GISBURN IN CRAVEN CUP FINAL


■ ■ appalling conditions, Gisburn won through to their, first Craven Cup final tie since the 1938-39 season when they won the cup and held it throughout the war. Gisbum’s victory rounded off


Gisburn 1, Waddington 0 N a thrilling game under


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The nearest attempt to an ,


Great Harwood v Clitheroe, Pad- iham v' Rarnoldswick, .Ribbles­ dale Wds. v Read, Rolls Royce V Earby, Whailey y Baxendfin;


JUNIOR/LEAGUE (Dlv. 1) Earby v Lucas, Read v Wad­ dington. ■ •:


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RIBBLE VALLEY LEAGUE Padiham Casuals v Pendle


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den, Pearson; Simpson, Cross, Trotter; Benson, - Ward, Kay, Robinson, Seedall.


Waddington: ' O'Neill; •; Mars- '


Taylor,- E.; Woodworth;. Hux- table, ’ Wilson, Parker; - Atkin­ son. J. Woodworth, Southwart, Kehny, Beard. ,


‘ stration rnn in this car.will convince you it’s a bargain ............................................ £325 TRIUMPH MAYFLOWER Saloon; finished in black; four new tyres; new engine; new gearbox; new clutch; new brakes; must be sceu to be appreciated


1958 A55 PICK-UP in good running order; this vehicle must sell at. this give-away price ............. ;.............................................


1958 FORD CONSUL; completely recondi­ tioned; a genuine Jubilee Garage rebuilt motor car .................................................


1957 HILLMAN MINX Dc Luxe, finished antelope and .beige, in above average con­


dition, ideal family car .................. ....... 8-30 a.m. till 7 p.m. Monday, to Saturday ' 10 a;m. to 6 p.m. Sunday- b : ; ’


QUALITY .PETROL at-4/lLa gallon REGULAR at 4/7 a gallon WHY PAY MORE?


PETROL VIP OILS £105


£65


1958 AUSTIN A.55, duo tone, a grand 5 seater car, ready for the holidays.......... .............. £110


£55 £175


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