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THIRD DEFEAT ON THE] RUN AND ATTACK HAS NOT YET SCORED


... Red, Green, Yellow


Affcr their game against Guinness Exports on Saturday, CliD'crocforwards arc beginning (o wonder when tli cy will be able to break Ihc i cc and score t leir first goal of


the season. Certainly they had their chances on Saturday, in their


first away match, but they were unable to convert them into


goals, and lost by three clear goals. The obvious need is for a


striking centre-forward, and so far Mel Wicidup has not


filled the bill. Ho has more experience than


anv ol' the young nciv members of ’ the team, but he has not got their speed or ability.


had been switched to the half-back line, Widdup proved that he is a better link-man


In the second half, after 1 i


forwards seemed capable on Saturday, of scoring. They are keen, last and agile, but not experienced enough to escape the tight grip which was put around them by the Guinness


than a forward. Even so, none of the other


defence. It. is hoped that Bernard Kay,


who has played for Burnley A team, will be able to play for Clitheroe soon for lie has the reputation of being a powerful, attacking forward, Who could provide just the striking ability Clitheroe needs. The weak forward line


seemed to have upset the half­ backs on Saturday, for neither John Kirk nor David Baron were on their usual form. Kirk never really settled into the game. He was slow in


taking up the ball, and slow in passing it. with the : .’suit that very often an opponent got to the ball first, or took it


from him in a tackle. Kilbv, however, had an ex­


cellent game at centre-half, and was never afraid to go into a tackle with the tough Guinness forwards, all of whom were older and more experienced


than himself. The defence has been strong for a long time and continues


lo be so this sen an. Benefiting from the experi­


ence or Wilt’ Holt. Clitheroe’s capture from Netherfield. the


full backs worked well together and there were only a few


occasional lapses.


is capable of some excellent saves, but he made several mis­ takes on Saturday and lacked the confidence he showed in


Schofield, in goal, proved he ■


opposing forward was running towards him with the ball. Schofield decided to remain near the goalmouth, instead cf moving out to reduce the scor­


the first two games. On several occasions •■/hen an


kick, and shows great promise. A SHOCK


ing angle. However, he has a powerful


t,he game, neither side looked like scoring, and Guinness's first, goal, just before half-time came as a shock to almosl


During the opening stages ol


everyone on the ground. Clitheroe defenders had been


tempted lo play the oil-side game oh occasions, hut for once these tactics did not pay oil. In tlie 43rd minute Bnrra-


ness team persisted in little niggling fouls, and when the referee allowed players to argue with him, some unfortunate incidents resulted. It was certainly against the run of play that Clitheroe came


tapped the ball Into the net, with Schofield only able to stand by, incredulous. Some members of the Guin­


off at half-time one goal down; it seemed quite likely they would be able to recover and at least force a draw. But only seven minutes after


start to a season since their relegation season of 1952-53. Then they went for four games without scoring at the begin­


and into the t.p of the net. This is Clitheroe’s worst


ning of tbe season. In 1955-56, they went for five


--anics without winning, but scored >n Iour- Last year they


also of the season,


Hughes; Whcelan, Owen, Cor­ rigan; Barraclough, William-


Teams: Guinness; Jenkins; Austin,


tile leaders.


It was Blackburn Nor­ thern who achieved Ihc out-


lost the first three games j standing performance of the day by winning at Earby, thus throwing the champion­


ship issue wide open. Ribblesdale Wanderers also


son, Spencer. Toale, Halliday. I achieved a notable success by


SU^theme:S|'chofield; Holden, winning at Read, for the vil- Holt- K i i 'k- Kilby, Baron; lagers fought every inch ol


Byroin. Eyles. Widdup. Brays- the way and nearly held out _ .


ford. Wilson. Sub: cleg


the interval Guinness went further into the lead after Toale had made a 30-yard : i down the' centre of the field. Schofield stayed at home and Toale was able to slip tlie ball past him into the corner of the net. Clitheroe had a great chance


to pull one goal back in the 73rd minute, but Baron kicked the ball straight at Jenkins, who easily stopped the shot. Tlie best goal of tlie match


came ten minutes later, when Spencer, chased by Kilby, put the ball over Schofield's head


YOUTH


LEAGUES TEST


youth teams (under i8’s) in the Ribblesdale.' L e a g u e , visited Littleborough on Sunday to play the Central Lancs League youth side. An interesting game ended in


A team representing the


a draw. Scores:— CENTRAL LANCS LEAGUE


J. Foxall (Ashton) b Pickup P. E. Brooks (Milnrow) c: Davies b Pickup .............


R. Saunders (Milnrow) c MacLean b Hindlc .........


R. Arya (Wernctht run out 5 D. Stott (Crompton) not


B. Clarke (Wernethi non out


Extras Total i8 wktsi


S. L. Clegg (Milnrow) b Pickup ............................... 0


G. Crossley rwemeth) run out


out ....................................... 20 ...........


D. Batley (Royton capt.) st Hall b Hindlc ................... 43


CllK. /“.I A r, rr


“DERBY” MATCH


vears and when the rivals meet | noldswick 152 for 4, Olitheroe hese days, as was the case on 100 for 8, Whalley 165 for 8 Saturday with the football dec., Earby 108, Blackburn Nor- in' full swing, excitement them 158. Read 127. Ribbles- dale Wanderers 172 for 0 dec..


faded with the passing of the Clitheroe never runs high. Nevertheless neither team is | Rolls Royce jie; PacUham 42 for


likely to give anything away even in these games and Clith- satisfied


eroe were well retain a point.


erate start, losing their first three wickets for only 26 runs. After hitting a four and three singles, Geoif Ireland was clean bowled by Richardson with the total at 12 and nine runs later, the other opening batsman. M. Gorton was lbw to Westhead.


Whalley made only a mod­ It was Whalley's veteran


Jimmy Peters, back in the side after an illness, who changed the course of the game with a


sound innings of 58 in which he hit five boundaries. W h en


K. Hanson (Castleton Moon b Hindlc ............... 28


Richardson began to tire after a really hostile spell. D. Blea- zard (16i and N. Duckworth (23) helped Whalley to pass the century for the loss of only four wickets.


...................................... 17


and with Whalley six wickets down for 118. Clitheroe began to fancy their chances again. Barry Varley. who ' hit four


A minor collapse occurred


.......................... 10 .. 134


0


Bowling:—P. Pickup. 22—4— -3; R. MacLean. 9—4—14— T. Ridgeway. 7—0—35—0; G. Hindlc 11—4—28—3.


clough brought the ball down lli4 right wing and passed in­ side to Spencer. Players and spectators alike appealed for offside, and even Spencer halted his run. The referee, however, waved play on, and Spencer ran across the front of the goal and


W a d c l i n g t o n beaten by late


Waddington 1, Blackburn W. 3 Although Waddington lost


i s o a l s ©


their opening match in the First Division they gave a good display and on this form should have a fairlv successful season. For most of Saturday’s game they held their own and might well have beaten a strong Blackburn West side, whose three goals all came in the last six minutes of tlie match. Waddington’s goal came after


Brooks ............................... 9 Ridgeway (Settle) Capt.


RIBBLESDALE LEAGUE Davies (Clitheroe) b


b Batley ............................ 13 Atkinson (Padiham) c


Brooks b Hanson............. 17 Grainger (Read) c


Brooks I) Ar.va ................. 3 Dodds (Blackburn) c


.. MacLean (Clitheroe) not out


Total (7 wkts)


Hanson b Clarke ............. 5 Derbyshire (Padiham) c


Stott b Arya .................... 9 Hall (Padiham) b Brooks 14


. Hindlc (Whalleyi not out 1 Extras


29—1; S. E. Brooks, 11—6—15— D. Batley, 2—0—5—1: R.


Bowling:—B. Clarke, 15—5—


Ayra, 5—3—13—2; J. Foxall. 7— 8—0; K. Hanson. 7—3—7—1.


AMATEUR


34 mins, when after heavy pres­ sure by the home forwards. Yates scored with a good shot into the corner of the net. After the interval. Wests


fo o tb a l l LEAGUE


forwards came much more into the game, and after a thrilling second-half the visitors finally triumphed with three late goals. Scott and Ward were out­


At the last minute Sabden


have entered a team in the Clitheroe and District .'..mateur Football League, and they could


standing f o r Waddington, whose new signings Hargreaves


and Bishop also gave good per­ formances.Waddington team:— O'Neill',


Scott. Cross; Simpson, Har­ greaves. Benson; Ward, Robin­ son, Yates, Bishop. Dinsdalc,


NELSON NELSON, LANCS. STADIUM


not have a tougher welcome, they visit Gisburn. last


season's runners-up, in the opening fixture.


Sabden’s inclusion in the


League brings the numbers up to 14, the same as last year.


day of the season tomorro.' week are: Hurst Green v Brock- hall: Trinity v Calderstones; Clitheroe Reserves v Grindle- ton: St. Paul’s v Bowkrrs: Bil- lington v White Lions; Gisburn v Sabden.


The fixtures for the openin:


VETERAN CASTLE B. CLUB


R. Nutter ........................ 18 F. Hudson ........................ 18


R. Holt ............................ 16 W. Edwards .................... 18 W. F. Stratton ................. 18 C Hargreaves ................. 18 H. Knowles ............


'J. Sherliker .................... 18 6


18


II. Lawson ........................ 9 T. Todd ........


j. Taylor ........................ 18 G Wright ........................ 18 W. Wilkinson ................. 18 Jim Whittaker ................ 16 T. Wignall ........................ 15 H. Bowker .............................14 J. Smith ............................ 18


Mrs. Grlmshnw .............. 18 J. Grimshaw .......


G. Taylor ........


16 18


320


boundaries in scoring 25 not out, greatly improved the visi­ tors' position and with 165 on the books, Whallejuwere able to de c la re with two wickets m hand. Brian Cole opened Clitheroe]s


FIXTURES


The week-end's fixtures: CRICKET


Tomorrow: Barnoldswick v. Read


Blackburn N. v. Clitheroe Great Harwood v. Earby Padiham v. Baxenden Ribblesdale W. v. Settle Whalley v. Rolls Royce JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 1


Tomorrow: Cherrv Tree v. E.E.C. Earby’ v. Oswaldtwistle Im. Langho Colony v. B’burn N Lower Darwen v. Padiham Lucas v. Waddington Read v. Barnoldswick DIVISION 2


Tomorrow: Baxenden v. Burnley Bel.


Rolls Royce v. Whalley Settle v. Ribblesdale W. RIBBLE VALLEY


LEAGUE


Tomorrow: Chatburn v. Coal Clough


innings as usual full of confi­ dence. hitting two boundaries


oil Topham’s first over but was clean bowled by a delivery from


Westhead hit two fours and two sixes and 58 was reached before Clitheroe lost their second


Varley. when he was 13. Partnered by J. Lewis. Simon


when Jim Rudd was introduced to Whalley’s attack. Clitheroe’s sixtli batsman departing at 76. The game ended on a sensa­


wicket Wickets began to fall rapidly


tional note for Rudd captured two wickets with successive de­ liveries and would have had the “hat-trick” if a catch had been taken in the slips. J. Pye and J. Richards suc­


...................................... 6 ........................... 4 81


Sunday:


Padiham III v Brockhall FOOTBALL


,


LANCS COMBINATION DIVISION I


Tomorrow: Clitheroe v. Lancaster City


Tuesday: Fleetwood v. Clitheroe.


CLITHEROE


AT FOOT OF TABLE


ceeded in playing out time, but Rudd, who had his best bowling performance of the season. 6 for 30. came very near winning tlie match Tor Whalley.


WHALLEY


G. Ireland b Richardson .. 1 M. Gorton lbw b Westhead i J. Peters c and b Westhead 5i G. Topham b Richardson.. D. Bleazard c Davies b


;


Richardson ........................ I N. Duckworth b McLean .. 2; P. Gorton run out ............. 1 B. Varley not ou t ............. 25 P. Doman c Cole b Richard­ son .................................. Rudd not out ................. Extras ........................... H


Total (8 wkts dec.) 165


0—53—4; S. Westhead 7—0—26 •2; Cole 3—0—13—0; D. Parker


Bowling:—J. Richardson 11—


13—1—40—0; J. Howden 6—1— 12—0: R. McLean 7—1—10—1.


CLITHEROE Cole b Varley .................... 13


J. Lewis lbw b Rudd ......... 21 S. Westhead c Duckworth b Peters ........................... 32


D. Parker b Rudd ............. 5 M. Washbrook c Doman b


G. Davies lbw b Rudd ___ 1 R. McLean b Rudd ............. 15


cashire Combination Division 1 • Burscough 1, Great Harwood 1: chorley 3, Barrow Reserves l ; Droylsden 1. Horwich 1: Guinness Export 3, Clithcroc^ 0; Lancaster 4, Prescot 1; Marine 3 Morecambc 1: Rossendale 1. Netherfield 3; South Liverpool 2. Fleetwood 2: St. Helens 0, Kirby Town 1: Wigan Rovers 0, Skelmcrsdale 1.


Saturday's results in the Lan­


Kirby Town .. Skelmersdalc .. Netherfield ----- Guinness Ex. .. Morecambc Burscough — Horwich ......... St. Helens Barrow Res........ Gt. Harwood Lancaster


----


Marine ............ Chorley


Bacup Bor. . . . Liverpool . . .


.......


Fleetwood Wigan Rovers . Droylsden Rossendale . . . Southport Res.


Prescot ' ........... Clitheroe .......


Clitheroe v. Cherry Tree II Oswaldtwistle Im. II v. Great' Harwood


RIBBLESDALE SENIOR LEAGUE.


1. Settle 162 for 3 dec, Great Harwood 112 for 7.


I


to a draw. Padiham.


i last seasons


champions, who started this season badly, are now main­ taining their improved form. They t h r a s h e d Rolls-


T h e a n t a g o n i s m — | SATURDAYS RESULTS . -


DRAWN between! fourth from tile top.


Royce, who have not yet won a match, to climb still higher up the league table. i hey could well finish the season


o „. __ Baxenden 151 for 8 dec., Bar- matches to


and leaders point ahead


Wilh three games to play, only one point now separates Earby, leaders in (lie


Ribblesdale League from Ribblesdale Wanderers, their nearest rivals. Even Blackburn Northern, who arc in third place, arc only seven points behind


not out, Wilson, Blackburn Nor­ thern 60, J. Peters, Whalley, 58 E' Mitchell, Settle, 56*, P. Farnsworth. Baxenden 54*, W. Tattcrsall, Baxenden, 50. Bowling


Simmons, Barnoldswick, G


PERFORMANCES Batting


3° Earbv O FROM


Jones, Blackburn Northern, 6 for 54. D. Moore, Earby, 5 for


J. Rudd. Whalley, 6 for 30, P. league table ......... 19 10 6 3 46


Ribb. Wands. 19 9 B’burn Nr'thn 19 8 Barnoldswick . 19 6


Whalley .. ■ • Read .......... • 19 Settle


19


Padiham — 19 Baxenden ----- 19 Clitheroe


Gt. Hanvood 19 ----- 19


Rolls Royce 19 (♦indicates 'tied


7* 6 32 6 7 30


8* 2 45 7 4 39 1 2 35 9 4 33 8 5 32


.0 5 26 9 7 21


.1 7 15 6 13 6


Team work turns the scale


Sound team work enabled


Ribblesdale Wanderers to gam a very valuable victory at Read and the news, later, that Earby, the league leaders, had been defeated, was very sweet in­ deed; a fitting' climax to


very happy day. Billy Slinger, the Wanderers’ professional, is deserving of


special mention because of his lively innings, which was all the more meritorious in view of a recent injury.


Billy was playing in a


friendly game the previous Sunday when he was stiucK


«n tlie face by a, ball. His glasses were smashed


and he had to receive eight


stitches under the eyes This did not affect Billy a


spirited batting in the least and his 42 quickly-scored runs'


enabled the Wanderers to reach a very respectable total. One of the turning pouits m


able 31 to the score. Seddon, Read's professional, was handi­ capped by a stiff slaouldor. Read’s first four wickets fell


batsmen gave them a .useful start and Johnny Ingham contributed a very c0,<


runs in five overs. The Wanderers openm


L u™-n5|"


for" only 34 runs but then Derek Barnes (411 proved a real menace to the Wandereis prospects of victory. Ingham s three wickets, however, pre­ vented Read from retaining t


point. RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS


K.’ Procter lbw b Wilkinson 16


K. Weaver c Duerdcn b Wilkinson • •••..............


J. Ingham b Wilkinson .. A. Holden b Goodway • • • ■ T Wallbank run out . . . • a'. Procter c Tomlinson b


L Dixon b Goodway siinger c Tomlinson b Wil­


Seddon ........................... W.kinson .............. •......... 42 Workman b Seddon ..


p. Wilkinson b Seddon----- J. Musgrove not out ......... Extras


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


p. W. D. L. Ps 3 3 0 0 6 3 3 0 0 6 3 3 0 0 6 2 2 0 0 4


2 1 0 1 2 2 0 2 0 2 2 1 0 1 2


2 1 0 1 2 1 1 3


2 1 0 1 2 3 1 0 2 2 2 1 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 1


Total (ail out) ..............J78 V Bowling: Seddon s- 0-^ 7 7


3 2 0 1 4 2 I 1 0 3 3


READ


p. Fairclough b Slinger .. 2 I. Wilkinson b Holden ----- 13 F. Skinner b Slinger — 7 R. Goodway st Musgrove


Seddon b Holden ............ D. Barnes c Slinger b


b Ingham ........................


2 0 1 1 1 •j 0 1 1 1 2 0 1 1 1


2 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0


Rudd ............................... 3 GREAT HARWOOD


J. Pye not out ........... ......... 9 J. Howden b Rudd . . . . . . . 0 J. Richardson not out ___ 0


Extras .'...................... 1 100


Total (8 wkts.)


19—0; B. Varley 8—1—36—1: J. Peters 9—4—14—1; J. Rudd 13 —3—30—6.


BOWLERS roe LEE (BlackburnI


J. Wcrrall ........................ 17 J. Ainsworth ....................■ 4


J, H. Haworth ................... 18 M. Brandwcod ................... 4


W. Guest ....................... J7 G. Blackburn ............... la W. Fishwick .................. 10 R. Hughes .......................... 13


G. Hall


I-I. Summers ..................... 18 F. Knowles . . . ..................... 17 G. Greenwood ................. 10


............................. 18


J. Holden ...........*............ J7 j . Worrell ........................ 18


R. Marsh .......................... 18 Mrs. Won-all ................... H Barlow .......................


N. -Smith ................. 1“ C. Smith ....................... 18 G. Hill ...................


5 272 Bowling:—G. Topham 4—0—


3 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 3 0


93- clitheroe CC 120. Ribbles­ dale ’B’ 29; Ribblesdale ’A’ 120, Lowerfold Park 53: Blackburn


BOWLING LEAGUE Whalley 102, Clitheroe Castle,


Alii 117, Salesbury MC 65; Cal­ derstones SC 115, oswaldtwistle Cons 93.


TABLE Ribblesdale A.


B’burii Alii. • • Clith. CC .. Clith. Castle..


Oswald. Con. Whalley ......... C’ld’rs’tnes SC


Salesbury MC Ribblesdale ‘B’ Lwrfold Prk ..


P. Haworth b Wilkinson • * B. Tomlinson b Slinger ..


Ingham ...........................


D. Duerdcn b Ingham . . . . 13, Green c Holden b Wilk­ inson ...............................


S. Moore not out ............. Extras


Total fall out) ................. 18 ............._^28 Bowling: Slinger 9.5—2—38_


3: A. Holden 6—1—31 . F- Wilkinson 10—2—27 2:


Ingham 9—3—14—3.


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1966 VICTOR 101 Deluxe, four speed gear box, storm grey, excellent condition


1966 VAUXHALL Viva De Luxe, blue im­ maculate condition .....................................


1966 VAUXHALL Viva De Luxe. Pincwood green, 13,000 miles only, Just like new


1965 FORD Cortina (1200) Estate, maroon/ grey Hash, one owner, excellent condition


1964 AUSTIN A40. grey, one owner, excellent condition


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1963 MORRIS 1100. Ficsla yellow, one owner. excellent condition ..................................... i'350


1963 TRIUMPH Spitfire, green a very economical Sports Car ............................


1961 AUSTIN Cambridge, gicv good for it’s year ..............................................................


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1960 BEDFORD Dormobile, 4 berth Caravan blue, complete with roof rack, Calor gas cooker, wash basin, wardrobe, cupboards etc..................................................................... TEL. 2222/3


INSURANCE AND H P. ARRANGED Part exchanges welcome


£395 £265


£775 £540


£595


£480 £485 £510


Exr/eEMEir


LOWRENTALS / AVAILABLE '


7/6 WEEKLY


NEW 19iii-THREE STATION TELEVISION Fully Maintained


For as long as you rent Wide Choice of Models FREE LEGS


FREE HOME TRIAL IMMEDI ATE IN STALL ATION Spill


26 KING STREET CLITHEROE TEL: 2681


SUNDAY’S TEAM


The Ribblesdale You tit Team will meet Saddleworth and


District Youth Team at Church Meadow on Sunday. Ribblesdale’s team will .be:. J. Ridgeway (Settle) captain, F. A t k in s o n (Fadiham), W. Cooper (Blackburn Northern). D. Cox (Settle), G. Da.vics (Clitheroe), J- Derbyshire (Fadiham), C. Dodds (Black­ burn Northern), M. Graingei (Read), A. Hail (Padiham) wicket keeper, G. Hindlc ( (Whalley). and B. Pickup


B a r n o l d swi c k ) . Reserves:


p Dornon (Whalley), McClcan (Clitheroe).


£275


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