ClitheroeMdvcrtiscr and Times, Friday, July 22, 1966. 7 BOURAIAY OF CARPET 0 , iM i l


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NORTHERN DEFEATED BUT NO CHANGE IN THE LEADERSHIP


ALTHOUGH local holidays made it a blank Saturday in senior cricket for Clithcroe and Whallcy people, four matches were played in the Ribblcsdale League at the


weekend, but there were no changes at the top of the league. Blackburn Northern, league leaders and last season’s champions, were beaten by


Baxenden at Plcckgale by four wickets. Northern, led by Mike Beddow, the county all-rounder


who was deputising as professional for the injured Gordon Taylor, made a slow start and only scored 15 runs in the first hour. Beddow scored 64 out of Northern’s total of 123.


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Blackburn N. .. 15 Padiham ......... 14


his tally for the two past Saturdays 16 wickets for 53 funs. RpiLs-Roycc — • His colleague Witfam scored a grand 56 not out.


Earby were 'nappy to draw


with Settle after rain stopped play for about 20 minutes. Eric Mitchell scored 58,


nearly half of Settle’s runs. Jack Cross conceded only


14 runs when he took four of Earby’s wickets. Padiham, currently second


in the league table, were held to a draw by Rolls-Royce. Padiham declared at 142—


mull in only 45 minutes, and 142 f01. 7 dee.; Blackburn North, in reply Rolls-Royce made |cm 123. Baxenden 127 for 6.


7. Alan Holt scoring 52 of Read 150, Barnoldswick 150 for it,


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Eat'bv 64 for 6, Settle 123; i S'; Rolls-Royce 60 for 7, Padiham


RESULTS


KIBBLE VALLEY LEAGUE


Ribble Valley Amateur Cricket League were:


Last week’s results in the


Altham 78-8. Sunday:


Wednesday: Ribblesdale


Wanderers 80-8, Burnley III 82, Pendle Forest


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Clitheroe start their


gramme for the 1966-67 foot' ball season with a home game against Barrow Reserves, but they have to travel to their next three matches, which include an F.A. Cup tic, to H o r w i c h . and Lancaster


(twice). As vet there are six evening


kick-offs, three of them coming in the first six games of. the season.


homo to Fleetwood on Decem­ ber 24 and then travel to Fleet- wood on Boxing Day.


At Christmas, Clilheroc are at


Chorlev on the Saturday, are at home to Great Harwood on the Monday, and then travel to Great Harwood the following


At Easter, Clitheroe travel to


day. The full fixture list is as


follows: 1966.


Aug 20—Barrow Res. . < — n 23—(Tues.) Horwich R.M.I......................... a


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Sept. 3—(F.A. Cup) Lancaster 7 .......................... a


27— Lancaster C......... . . a


Oct. 1—Southport Res......... a 8— Lcyland Motors — a 15— Rossendalc Utd. .. h


17—Droylsdcn..................b „ 24—Darwen — ........... «


Nov. 5—Guinness Exports .. a


„ 22—Bacup Borough — a 29—Chorley ................. h


„ 12—Marine .................. b „ .19—Netherfield ...........a


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Dec. 3—St. Helens Town .. a „ 10—Burscough ........... h „ 17—Barrow Res.............. a „ 24—Fleetwood ... ..................h „ 26— (Mon.) Fleetwood .. a „ 31—Lancaster C............h


.. 26—Morecambe ...........h


1967. Jan. 7—Wigan Rovers . .. . a


.. 14—Lanes. Junior Cup. , 21—Droylsden


Feb. 4—Darwen ..................... a , 11—Southport Res. . .. . h


. 28—Skelmersdale Utd. .. h


Mar. 4—Rossendale Utd. .. a 11— South Liverpool — h


, 18—South Liverpool — a , 25—Leyland Motors__h


Apr. 1—Guinness Exports .. h 8—Marine ......... , ........ a


............. a . League table:


Calderstones .. 12 10 2 0 32 Pendle Forest


Gt. H’rw’d .. 11 5 0 4 17 Altham ......... 14 3 4 7 13 Sabden ......... 9 3 3 3 : Brockhall __ 12 2 6 4 n Chatbum __ 9 3 2 4 11 Lucas 11 ......... Ribbles W. I l l Padiham Cas Burnley III


13 2 3 8 9 7 2 2 3 8 10 1 3 6 6


8 2 3 3 9


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Workman c Wlialley


Hickie b


nrn Seeda11 c Hickie b Whalley piu- KnoiVies c Moore b


Stirzaker c Southworth b Burkett


Harrop c Hickie b Whalley 6 Niven b Burkett ................ 0 Holden not out ................


Garlick c Southworth b Birkett


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Sainsbury b Burkett ......... 6 Extras


7 Total


4; Burkett 8—0—48—4. ALTHAM


Whalley .......................... ..........................


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Bowling: Whalley 8—1—26—


Howarth b Knowles ......... 11 Moore b Niven ................ 6 Wall c Niven b Knowles .. 39 Hickie b Knowles ............ Whalley b Niven ................ Addison b Niven ................


Harwood club. John,-who lives in Peel Park


6 John Cliatburn .have. signed 29-year-old


Burkett not out ................ 2 Tomkins b Knowles ......... 0 Southworth c Workman b Niven .............................. Mulland not out ................ Extras


1 4 0


....................... Total


10— Skclniersdalc Utd... a 14— (Wed.) Horwich R.M.I...........................h


— (Wed.) Wigan R. .. h J.


J. Boocock .................. ....... 50 D. Farnam ............ ....... 1 D. Foster ............. ....... 0 I. Metcalfe ............ ....... 0 J. Scott not out


J. Wright ................ Ainsworth ..........


4; Niven 8 -0 -3 8 -^ . SABDEN


....... 1 ....... 7


A. Metcalfe ........ R. Wright ................ B. Jones ...................


Total


....... 5 ....... 0 -82


A. Graham ............ ....... 1 Extras


....... 0 ....... 3


......... ....... 150


Cooke 3—0—21—0; Smith 3— 0—14—0: Pickup 3—0—22—0: Hodgson II. 2—1—32—6; Locke 3—0—19—0; Walmsley 8—3—16


Bowling: Litton 3—0—22—0;


„ 18—Bacup Borough .... h „ 25—Chorley .................... a ., 27—(Mon.) Gt. Harwood h 28— (Tues.) Gt.'Harwood a


„ 22—Morecambe ............. a .. 29—St. Helens Town .. h May 6—Burscough ............. a


15—Netherfield ............ h


II. Ormerod ....................... 14 M. Green .......................... 13 J. Pickup .............................. 1 E. Walmsley ....................... 3 J. Hodgson ....................... 4 C. Locke not out ................ 24 D. Litton J. Royle .. A. Smith N. Smith , Extras


LUCAS 9 Total 88-9


Metcalfe 6—0—15—1: Varnam 8—2—15—5: Ainsworth 5—2— 14—0; Wright 1—0—5—0: Gra­ ham 2—0—7—2.


Bowling: Scott 6—0—19—1:


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................ 78-8 Bowling: Knowles 8- -1—33—


Avenue, Clitheroe, is the son of Councillor and Mrs Clifford Chatbum, Clitheroe’s chairman, He plays either wing-half or inside forward. John, started nls Combination


career with Clitheroe, but left to join Rolls Royce. From there he moved to Great Harwood.


CALF SUBSIDY 1 SOME hill and upland lar-


Ribble and Hodder Valley dis­ tricts, may have their calves inspected for subsidy at six months instead of the usual eight, if shortage of keep on the farm compels their sale before autumn. Such calves should have been born in Jan­ uary, February, March, April or May 1966, Owners of calves who wish to take advantage of this concession should apply for their usual calf subsidy form, obtainable from the Mini­ stry’s Divisional Offices.


. rners, many of them in the


60—7. Lowly Read managed a tic


with Barnoldswick.. The vil­ lagers batted first and made 150, a third of the runs being scored by professional Rupert J a c kma n . Barnoldswick scored 150 for the loss of seven wickets.


Clltheroe Settle .............. Ribblesdalc W.. Read .............. Whallcy


LEAGUE TABLE P \V D


impressive victory over Clitheroe'the'previous week, and ; Barnoldswick .. 14 Tommy Barnes took seven wickets for 35 runs, thus making


Baxenden were in a determined mood following their 1 Baxenden . . . . . . 15 Harwood 14


3 4 35 5 2 33 7 1 31 4 5 28 6* 4 23


L P 1 Indicates a tie. Tomorrow's games:


RIBBLESDALE SENIOR LEAGUE


Great Harwood v Eavby; Padi­ ham v Ribblesdale Wanderers; Rolls-Royce v Whalley; Read v Settle.


Clitheroe v Barnoldswick;


RIBBLESDALE JUNIOR LEAGUE


Colony v Lucas. DIVISION 2


Earby v Padiham; Langho DIVISION I


„ Barnoldswick v Settle; Burn­ ley Belvedere v Rolls-Royce.


RIBBLE VALLEY


84-6; Lucas II 88-9. Sabden i 150.


P W D L Pts 11 10 0 1 30 i


Sabden v Padiham Casuals. SUNDAY


AMATEUR LEAGUE SATURDAY


m 11.


e Forest v Padiham : Burnley Til v Lucas


Setting off for a holiday touring Switzerland are 32 membors of Chatburn Methodist Youth Club with the Rev. and Mrs. K, J. Phillips the organisers. The happy group are pictured about to start their journey Irom Chatburn.


Chad brought voters out


MR. CHAD, the cheeky war-


drew extra voters to the polls in several areas, the Local Govern­ ment Information Office has revealed, following a sample survey on council elections. The LGIO revived Mr. Chad


11 m e cartoon character,


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in a new guise, with the message “I say! VOTE for. a share in your council’ on 5,000 posters issued during its "Go to the Polls” campaign.


displayed on dust-vehicles and in factory canteens, as well as on official notice boards. Out of 23 councils circularised,


In many areas Mr. Chad was


nine reported an increase in pol­ ling averages, ranging from 20 to three per cent. Several said that the poster had made many people aware of the need to take part in local affairs. One council wrote saying:


"Please continue the campaign next year." Said Mr. Laurence Evans


head of the . LGIO, "It was felt that many people would not vote in the local elections so soon after the General Election. We can claim at least to have stabil­ ised the vote by our campaign and to have helped to raise it in some areas. Thus encouraged we intend to step up the Votes campaign in 1967”.


These four Clitheroe lads, all packed and ready for their holiday in Filey were pic­ tured about to leave Clithcroe on Saturday. They are left to right; David Lloyd of Carlton Place, Keith Woodworth of Standen Road; Alan Greenup of Eastmoor Drive and David Clarkson of Salthill Road.


JUNIOR LEAGUE


Ribblesdale Junior League: DIVISION 1


Baxenden 135. Clitheroe, 145; Whalley 52, Ribblesdalc Wan­ derers 40.


. DIVISION 2


Read Oswald. Lucas ............ B’burn N Cherry Tree .. Padiham ......... Earby ............ Lower Darwen Waddington .. Langho Colony


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DIVISION 1 P W D L P


Ribb. Wand .. 13 7 3 Rolls Royce .. 12 7 3 EEC .................. 13 7 2 Barnoldswick 12 6 3 Settle


4 indicates a tie DIVISION 2 P W D


Baxenden ___ 13 2 4.


Gt Harwood .. 12 3 4 Burnley Bel. .. 8 3 2 Clitheroe — 13 3 2 Whalley


.............. 11 4 3 ... . 11 3 2


Municipal Veterans by 35 points in a match played at Clitheroe recently.


VETERAN BOWLING The Castle Veteran bowlers. Clitheroe, defeated Layton


N. Windle ......... A. Bennett __ T. Wignall ____ H. Brenchley .. R. Holt


R. S. Hudson .. F. L. Hudson .. W. F. Stratton .. J. Gnmshaw .. Mrs.. Gnmshaw J.1 Smith ......... J. Taylor ......... H. Bowker ......... J. Slmger ......... H. Lawson ---- W. Wilkinson .. T. Todd ............ J. Whittaker __ J. Liveley ......... J. V. Green —


............ CASTLE VETERANS 15 L. Stansfleld MUNICIPAL VETERANS LAYTON


14 J. Newton ........... * . • 15 J. Shedwick ....... . . . 15 V. Newsholme . . . . . . 13 J. Topping ....... 15 C. Adams ........... 15 W. Simpson ....... . . . 15 R. Bond ........... 15 F. Walker . . . . . . . 14 T. Kershaw ....... . . . 12 H. Smith ........... * • 15 A. Lockett ........... .. . 15 J. Smith .............. • • 11 II. Hall


2 T. Wright ........... 5 P. Johnson .......


15 H. Walker ........... 15 F. Hesp ........... 15 J. Fecitt .............. u V. Newsholme . ..


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.13 225 15 15


4 2 32 3 3 31 4 1 28 4“ 4 21 4' 4 21 3 3 19 4 5 16 1 8 13 4 7 12 3 5 11


The weekend’s results in the


Cherry Tree 49-3, Lower Dar­ wen 48.


derers 40.


Whalloy 57, Ribblesdalc Wan­ '


. WHALLEY


G Davenport lbw b Knowles 0 R Eatough c Driver b Knowles .......................... 5 R Gawn b Tomlinson......... II


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D Gorton lbw b Knowles .. .. 22 M Gorton lbw b Tomlinson 0 i G Hindle c Workman b Tomlinson ...........................0


R Dyson lbw b Tomlinson .. 0 W Entwistle b Knowles .. .. 6 H Hind c Driver b- Tomlinson ....................... 1


MBibbynotout....................... 0 E Suddaby b Tomlinson .... 0 Extras


............. 7 Total ....................... 52


—21—4;: Tomlinson. 13.4—2— 19—6: Proctor, 1—0—7—0.


RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS


A Proctor c Gorton b Bibby 4 A Scedall b P Gorton.........16 G Knowles c and b Bibby . . 2 M Seedall lbw b P Gorton .. 1 W Workman b Bibby ......... 5 K Holden b Bibby................ .1 D Niven run out


BOWLING: P Knowles, 14—4 26 KING ST. CLITHEROE


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I Driver c Hind b P Gorton 1 R Baron b Bibby ............. 0 P Knowles not o u t ................ 1 G Tomlinson c M Gorton b Bibby ................................. 1 Extras


............ 8 J Total


.......................... 0 ................. 40


6: Hind, 1—0—7—0;P Gorton,7 —1—10—3.


BOWLING: Bibby, 8—2—17—


Baxenden 135, Clithcroc 145 . CLITHEROE


M McLean b Ktrkman......... 21 M Washbrook lbw b Marsden 28 B Jones c and b Kirkman .. 1 R Read lbw b Kirkman...... 14 J Pye st b Marsden............ 2 T Carrol c b Parkmgton__ 37 R Brennan b Parkington .. 20 C Berry b Warburton ......... 5 N Hooley not o u t ................ 6 R Brennan st b Warburton 4 T Bailey b Warburton......... 0 . Extras


............. ......... 7 Total (7 wkts dec) 145


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On Tuesday ’week they


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35—2: Emmett, 2—0—15—0; P Kirkman,' 7—0—42—3; R War­ burton, 9—0—28—3; K Park­ mgton, 9—0—18—2.


BAXENDEN


S Knowles lbw b Jones ..... 14 D Kecley b Jones .......... . 34 T Humphreys c Read b Jones 24 Emmett b Jones i


K. Parkinson ct Hooley .b Jo n e s .............. ........... 21


A.Lund b Berry .......


K/Marsden c Berry b-Jones' 7 P Southwortli lbw b McLejn lS P Kirkman c D Brennan


R Warburton-b iVfcLean . . . . 3 ____... T


1 b Jones ..........i.. .. 1 P Davies not out r Extras


..................4 Total ............... 8 -135


i BOWLING: M McLean, 17.4— 4—39—2: C 'Berry, ’9—2—29—1; B Jones, 17—1—47—7; Brennan, 4-1—16-0.


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