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ALTHOUGH it is only a month ago since Clitheroc gained their last win in the Lancashire Combination, since that date they have played no fewer than 10 league games from which they have obtained only one point, when they drew 1— 1 at


Guinness Export. Their 1—4 defeat at Burscough on Saturday mercifully


ended the season, which has been one of the worst in recent years.


______ Admittedly Clithcroe have


had more than their fare share of injuries, and have had difficulty in picking 11 players, but more often than not a coal-scoring forward could have saved a few


matches. Many supporters may not


realise that Clltheroe have been fortunate, for had it not been lor the poor form r.f ‘ earns such as Leyland Motors, Dar- wen and Great Harwood, they would surely have gone down to the Second Division. Their final total of 30,


split the Clitheroc defence but Schofield intercepted Hammill's centre betorc Fitzgerald, the


ex-Clitheroc player could reach QUICK LEAD


Burscough took tile lead rter only four minutes when Hodge headed home Worden's


corner kick. Minutes later Worden took


points, is one lower than 1952- 53 season when they wero relegated for the first time in the club’s history. On Saturday. Clitheroc had


two more new players in their team, John Schofield, an 18-


year-old goalkeeper from the Accrington Combination, and


20-year-old Wayne Harvey, an inside forward signing from


Padiham. In the last 12 games. Clith-


eroe have introduced no fewer than 12 young players to the Lancashire Combination, and


re-introduced one. but it re­ mains to be seen whether any of them wilt become fixtures in the team as did Sumner. Topham, Bibby and Kay in the


host two seasons. Clitheroc were the first to be


dangerous on Saturday, but Parker, the home goalkeeper


saved his side twice. A long pass from Corbc.t


another corner but this time Fitzgerald headed against the bar. Burscough went further ahead after 32 minutes when Hammill netted from Corbett's pass. Wallbank had a chance to


reduce the arrears, but when left, clear by Johnson's pass, he


shot wide. Burscough added two more


joals by Fitzgerald (3(1 min­ utes! and Hammill (42 minutes) to give them a 4—0 half-time lead, but the score could have been something like 4—3 if the Clitheroe forwards had taken their chances. Burscough became too casual


in the second half, and Harvey Clitheroe's new signing was allowed to go through. His powerful shot, however, was straight at Parker. Sumner cleared for Clitheroe when lie tackled Hammill after


he had beaten two Clitheroe defenders in a clever run. Eric Kay scored a consolation


goal for Clitheroe in tile second half, but had Clitheroe tran­ slated their sec ond half superiority into, goals, they could even have won. Teams: Burscough: Parker:


Johnson. F in la y ; Tordoss, Jones. Daniels: Hodge. Cor­ bett. Fitzgerald. Hammill. Wor­


den. Clitheroe: Schofield; Sum­


ner, Heminsley: Kirk, Sims, Chatbum: Johnson, Wallbank,


Kay, Harvey, Widdup. Rereree:: Mr. R. Caunce, of


Rochdale.


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: 'Advertiser and Tima, Friday, May 12, 1067 11


CHAMPIONS AT FOOT AND EARBY AT TOP ■ OF LEAGUE TABLE


R A IN again hit the Ribblesdale League programme an d there were only two definite results. ^


c;lse rain drovc ,hc plavcrs 0fi the Held at some time or another and


only Earby, who arc sitting comfortably at the top o f the league and Clitheroe secured maximum points.


One of the big surprises so far has been the latlure of Padiham. last season s ...........


champions, to get going and they occupy the very bottom position m the table. They are not ^likely, however, to remain there long


for they have a good side and so tar have just fallen short in two very exciting games. With good fortune on their side they could well have won the games in question


instead of losing them. Brian Cole, Clitheroe's new professional, distin­


guished himself with the best knock of the afternoon


man of outstanding ability. Whalley. whose all-amateur


impressive, let themselves down in the field and by


timid batting. Earby, who were strong


challengers for chief honours last season, have got o(T to a great start. Malcolm Den­ nett. their professional, who started his career as an amateur with Ribblesdale Wanderers, having touched


peak form. Great Harwood's home


same against • Ribblesdale Wanderers ended in a farce.


Pictured above are Brock-


hall and Gisburn who clashed in the final or the Aitken Shield on Friday. The result of the first meeting was a 3—3 draw after extra time, and the replay which Gisburn won 2—1 was played on Tues­


day. T o p picture: Gisburn:


Seated: Atkinson, Wood-


worth, Kenny, Rigs, Whit­ taker; Standing: Taylor, Embory, Wilson, Dennett, Moulsdalc, Richardson, Bottom picture: Brockhall:


Seated: Tomlinson, Bolton, Price, Jeffrey, Hull. Stand­ ing: Hardman, Parkinson, Atkinson, Lccming, Harrison, Wallbank.


GISBURN SHIELD


WINNERS


AITKEN SHIELD FINAL (REPLAY)


Gisburn 2, Brockhall 1. Gisburn made sure of win-


I ning the Aitken Shield com­ petition for the second year in succession when they defeated Brockhall 2—1 in the replay on Tuesday at Shaw Bridge.


South Liverpool were by The teams drew 3—3 on Friday


no means a great leant when "'ben Brockhall missed a last- they visited Shaw Bridge


minute penalty. The game started at, a fast


tage of losing Mel Widdup L rom a cross by Atkinson. in the 70th minute when lie was sent off apparently for making a remark to the ref cree, Tile game never reached any great heights of entertainment,


and it was soon clear that Clitheroe were not going to end their dismal run which has


seen them go nine league games without a win. On Thursday Clitheroe had difficulty in picking a team and


big plaster above his right eye.


pace with both teams playing good, attacking football. Play was swinging from end to end, but eventually Gisburn man­ aged to get on top and took the lead when Moulsdalc scored


Brockhall fought back in the


second half and equalised when Lamb took advantage of a defensive slip to score from close range. Gisburn. however, proved to


even when they had 11 players, Brockhall. Wallbank one of them, Les Allen, had a The referee Mr c M cooke.


be the stronger of the two teams and scored the winning goal about 10 minutes from time when Rigg netted from close range. Outstanding for Gisburn was centre-half. Wilson, and for


sabden who has had First


ceFor the second game in, su,S' Division experience, and took field Wednesday First Division


Ian Rawstron was back at game oll Wednesday evening, centre forward for Clitheroe, 1


but he was slow in leading the attack and missed several chances through misunder­ standings with the other for­ wards, although tlie others can­ not be exempt from blame. Clitheroe had fch e first


chance to score after eight minutes but following a move by Hunter and Wilson. Raws­ tron failed to connect with the


before South Liverpool took the lead when Murdoch beat Wal­ lace with a rising drive from 30 yards after 24 minutes. Minutes later in a similar


move, Dickins beat the Clith­ eroe defence for speed and rounded Wallace before tappini the ball into the empty net to make the score 2—0 after 49 minutes. Half-time came with no fur­


ther score. After 60 minutes South Liv-


told the Advertiser and Times that the Aitken Shield match was amateur football at its


- —


best. Teams: Gisburn: Dennett:


Taylor. Richardson: Etnbcry, Wilson. Renwick: Atkinson, Woodworth. Kenny. Rigf Moulsdale. Brockhall: Harrison: Par­


hard cross. Rawstron missed a | £a^ T t k i l ^ similar chance minutes later. 1


kinson, Bolton; Hardman. Wallbank. Leeming: Tomlinson.


Sporting display


Calderstones 4 Waddington Res. 5 Both sides showed a great


er-pool increased their lead dington or calderstones hav. when Shreeve met Watsons any chance of gaining honours comer and shot into the far Q


comer. A certain amount oi ^able. niggling was creeping into the Tha first lla]r was vevy even


referee and was sent off. ,


L O N G N E E D E D


deal of good sportsmanship, but the game had an end-of- season spirit, as neither Wad­


1. finishing at the foot of the game, and after one incident. wj f j le honours going to


in the 79th minute Widdup waddington. who were one seemed to pass a remark to the


uo a 4—1 lead before Calder- stones pulled back to 4—3.


Five minutes later. Clitheroe Both sides scored again


reduced the arrears when John- before the final whistle, son raced after a long through Scorers were: Waddington ball and flicked it over th e Faulkner (penalty). Asptn (-) diving goalkeeper into the net. Seed. C. Duisdale: Calder- This was the first goal scored stones: Brooks (2). Holden • -)


ing penalties, for seven games. Waddington. Benson; Sm.tli South Liverpool scored their Dewliurst: Faulkner. Riley


by a. Clitheroe forward exclud- T<?ams— , . „ ...


fourth goal after 77 minutes Trotter: Behan. Aspin, Seed, but what an amazing number C. Dinsdale. Gregson. of incidents led up to it. Calderstones : F u r b e r : Shreeve latched on to a loose I Edwardson. F i t z p a t r i c k ; ball in his own half and raced Pearce. Bradshaw. Brooks: right up to the Clitheroe pen- Holden. Shuttleworth. Ban-att. alty area. Wallace came out cf Holder. Pascarella.


his goal but Shreeve lobbed the ball over his head only to see


Allen race in and clear with ------------


T -TT ) ]\T 1 T V L I a # VIMr s » t h t


an overhead kick off the line. The result, of Clitheroe Hom- Slircove tried again but this ing Society's race to Kempscy time his shot was blocked by on Saturday was as follows. Sims. The third time lie made i. J. Smith (velocity 1099.601: no mistake.


ssion they included a school- control of lhe Lcecls- v shef. boy on the leit wing.


Champions meet shield winners


AFTER beating Brockhall 2— I in the replayed Aitken Shield final on Tuesday evening, Gisburn won the trophy for the second year in succession. There is only one league


game to play in the Amateur League now. and that is between Chipping, the cham­ pions and Gisburn the A it­ ken Shield winners, a fitting climax to the season. There were two other games


outstanding. Calderstones v Waddinigton Reserves. and


Waddington Reserves v Gritt- dleton. For the second game Waddington played their first team which has won the Sec­ ond Division championship in the Blackburn Combination after Grindleton had chal­ lenged them.


The week's results: Friday:


Aitken Shield Final tie: Brock- hall 3, Gisburn 3 (after extra time). Replay: Gisburn 2, Brockhall 1.


ResT 5. Grindleton 3. (Played at Edisfordt.


League Table:


League: Jalderstoncs 5. Wad­ dington Res 4; Waddington


St. Paul's .. 26 11 5 10 27 Trinity ........ 26 12 2 12 26 W’d’ngt'ii Rs. 26 11 4 11 26 Bowkers ___ 26 8 5 13 21 Parish Church 26 8 5 13 21 Calderstones


Chipping — 25 23 0 2 46 Gisburn — 25 19 3 3 41 Chatburn ___ 26 18 2 6 38 Brockhall ___ 26 17 o 7 36 White Lions


P W D L P 26 12 5 -9 29


RIBBLE VALLEY LEAGUE


BARROWFORD 59, CALDER­ STONES 61—1.


BARROWFORD Hirst 9: Horsfield 5; Har-


jreaves 5: Johnson 3; Wads­ worth 2; Hartley 9; Cordeni 15 Lomax 8: Britcliffe 7: Jackson not out 0; Whitley 9; Extras 5: Total 59. Bowling: Parker 11—2—21—


9; Proctor 7—9—25—9: Rob­ erts 2—0—89: Hind 1—1—0—0. CALDERSTONES : Parker


not out 39: Wall 16; Proctor not out 4: Extras 2; Total (1 wkt) 61. BOWLING: Whitley 9—1—34


—1: Jackson 5—0—10—0: Hirst 1—0—3—0. PENDLE FOREST 40, BROCK- IIALL 43—7. PENDLE FOREST: A. Dyson


Grindleton .. 26 8 1 16 17 Hurst Green 26 3 3 20 9 Whalley Y.C. 26 3 2 21 8


26 6 5 15 17


Knock-out contest


Clitheroe Cricket C l u b ’ s


Knock-out competition is prov­ ing very popular, and several interesting scores have come


from tile games already played Clitheroe Football Club have


entered a team, and their prowess with the willow seems better than with the football rot- they scored 113 for the loss of five wickets, and then skit­ tled their opponents, Lucas (Clitheroe). out for 13. For the


Football Club. Lindsay Wallace scored 21 runs and took four MckTts.Mcl Widdup scored22 and took four wcketR Ronnie Nightingale scoicd — £eny Kenyon. 21. and Bcrnaid Wall-


bank got 17 not out- Tile results so


day: Trinity YC Bl-G. Round Table 89; Ribble Cement 34. White Lions 35-4; Clitheroe FC 113-5. Lucas (Clitheroe) 13.


Next week's fixtures: Tonight: Ribble Cement H v


, up by the interval. In the CRGS. second half. Waddington built


Clitheroe Social Club I. Wednesday. Chatbum CC v


Thursday: Joiners Arms v , _


ICI. The following >'“ eiv®f0,.by™


into the first round propel. T. G. B- Motors, Hurst Grecii CC,


Wellington CC. Burnley GLOB, Atkinsons. Brockhall- ________


netball LAST WEEK’S SCORES Trinity YC 18 v. Misfits 11;


Whalley 21 v. Brockhall 14; Ladybirds 17 v. Billing-ton 19; I.C.I. 9 v. Calderstones 30.


P W D L P


Calderstones .. 1 ! ® „ Ladybirds


. . . . 1 ] ° °


Trinity YC . . . . 1 } J “ Whalley . . . . . . 1 1 “ , Billington . . . . 1 0 ® } Brockhall


2 V. Alderson C1G98.61); 3, Scott Teams: Clitheroe: Wallace; and Son (1697.74): 4. E. Har-


Heminsley, Allen; Sims. Kirk, greaves (1696.45): 5. Mr. Swier- Chatbum; Johnson, Widdup, czynski (1678.53); 6, Scott and Rawstron, Wilson, Hunter. Son (1666.25); 7, G. Hitchon South Liverpool: Jones V.'.: (16G0.17); 8. Eccles and Son


Goldstein, Owens. Williams, (1655.70): 9, K. Croft (1G55.1G); Jones M., Scott: Watson, Dick- 10. Mr. Cowpcvtliwatte (1G54.80); ins. Shreeve, Murdoch, Chap- Ml. Mr. O'Neil (1.951.94); 12, Mr man.


Hall (1648.74).


I.C.I.................... 1 0 o 1 Misfits


. . . . 1 0 0 t i 0 0 1


stones.


NEXT WEEK’S MATCHES Tuesday: Whalley v. Calder- ..


Ladybirds; Brockhall v. BUI- I.C.I. v. Misfits-


Wednesday: Trinity YC! v. „


b Ascougli 13: D. Thornton b Holder 0: C. Holgate b Holder 3: S. Spcnsley b Holder 0: R. Townsend b Bibby 1; A. Nutter not out 12; E. Seed b Ascougli 0: D. Barnes b Ascougli 0: D. Peel b Ascough 2: R. Crane b Holder 2; T. Wheeler b Ascough 1; Extras 6: Total 40. BOWLING: M. Bibby 8—2—


R. Ascough 3.2—3—2—1—5. 14—I: R. Holder 11—4—19—4


BROCKHALL


T. Leeming lbw b Barnes : T. Wallbank o and b Barnes


A. Barrott c Barnes b Seed A. Currie c Thornton b . Barnes ..........................


C. Nuttall c Thornton b Barnes ..........................


R, Ascough c Wheeler b Seed .............................


V. Ireland run o u t ............ M. Bibby not out .......... R. Holder not out ............ 0 Extras ................... Total


............ BOWLING: E. Seed 7—0—20


—2; D. Barnes 6—0—22—4. Tlie Lucas I I v Pendle Forest


I I game on Saturday was aban­ doned due to rain. The other Sunday match was Padiham I I I 65—7 dec., Wellington 67—


8.


JUNIOR LEAGUE


Results in the Ribblesdale


Junior Leagues: Div. 1: Satur­ day: cherry Tree 83-5. Langho Colony 78: Earby 110-9 dec., P a d i h am 46-6: EEC 111.


Oswaldtwislte Immanuel 73: Lower Darwen 102-8 dec., Wad­ dington 31; Read 114, Lucas 155-6 dec.; Barnoldswick v Blackburn Northern (No play). Sunday: EEC 44-4, Langho Colony 101; Lucas v Earby (no


play). Division I I : Saturday: Bax-


enden 123. Whalley 52; Oswald- twlstle Inim. I I 18. Burnley Bel. 77-7; pendle Forest 79-5, Cherry Tree I I 78: Ribblesdale Wand­ erers 83. Great Harwood 82; Settle v Clitheroc (no play).


DIVISION I P W D L P


Lucas ............


Cherry Tree Bbum N............


EEC ............... Langho Colony Lower Darwen Oswald Inirn. ..


Barnoldswick .. Earby ............


Padiham ........ Read ............... Waddington


DIVISION II P W D


Baxenden ___ Pendle. Forest.. Cherry Tree I I . . Ribb. Wand.. .. Burnley Bel. .. Oswald. Imm. I I


Clitheroe _____ Whalley


Great Harwood Rolls Royce ___ Settle


......... ............ 1 1


0 10 0 9


10


Keith Weaver, the Wan­ derers’ skipper, ba tt ed soundly to score 40 so that after about three hours the Wanderers were able to declare. Unfortunately rain curtailed Harwood’s effort and the batsmen, instead of running decided just to play out time as the situation appeared hopeless. Had the Wanderers been able to cap­ ture one more wicket, how­ ever, they would have been able to claim the extra five


overs. S A TU RD A Y ’S RESULTS Blackburn Northern 156 for


6 dec., Barnoldswick 25 for 9: Clitheroe 154 for 6 dec.. Settle 68; Great Harwood 15 for 7. Ribblesdale Wands. 152 lor 8 dec.. Padiham 95, Earby 111: Rolls Rovce 97. Read 71 for 7: Whalley 47 for 9, Baxenden


113.


P E R F O RM A N C E S BATTING


Cole (Clitheroe). 89. BOWLING


Dennett (Earby). 7 for 24:


D. Parker (Clitheroe), 5 for 35: I. Wilkinson (Read), 5 for 36.


Tomorrow’s matches: Senior League: Earby v Barn-


oldswick: Read v Padiham; Ribblesdale W. v Clitheroe*. Rolls Royce v Great Harwood; Settle v Baxendcn; Whallcy v Blackburn Northern. Junior League (Division 1):


Barnoldswick v Earby; Black­ burn Northern v Waddington:


Langho Colony v EEC: Lower Darwen v Cherry Tree; Oswald- twistle Im. v Lucas: Padiham


v Read. Junior League (Division


Baxendcn v Settle: Cherry Tree I I v Wlialley: clitheroe v Rib­ blesdale W.; Great Harwood Rolls Royce Pendle Forest v Oswaldtwistle Ini. II. Ribble Valley: Chatburn v Pendle Forest I I ; Wellington v


Barrowford. Sunday 1st round knock-out


competition: Barrowford v Cal­ derstones: Padiham I I I v Lucas I I (at Lucas): Coal Clough v Brockhall: Pendle Forest I I v Wellington.


GREAT HARWOOD BOWLING LEAGUE


Results of games played on


Wednesday week: Salesbury M.C. 99, Lowerfold Park 91; Calderstones S.C. 100. Clitheroc Castle 102: Clitheroe C.C. 94 Oswaldtwistle Cons. 96: Black­ burn Alliance 116, Whalley 74


LEAGUE TABLE:


Blackburn A. . .. Salesbury MC . Clitheroe Castle Clitheroe CC Lowerfold Park . Oswaldtwistle C. Whalley .......... Ribblesdale . ‘A’ . Calderstones SC Ribblesdale ‘B’ .


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