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PLAYING with virtually a reserve forward line, Clitheroc gained a valuable point on Saturday at Marine, where last year they were beaten 7—0. The game was Fast and excit­ ing with thrills almost every minute. Clitheroe's strong defence proved well able to hold


the weak Marine forward line, which lacked any real striking power.


_____ Nevertheless, fo r long


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curacy of the Marine for­ wards’ shooting, and partly to the tightly-knit defence, and Wallace’s superb ’keep­ ing. that Clitheroe escaped with only one goal against


them.


included three young Inds who had never played with the team before was inevitably weakened, but once tire youngsters had


Clitheroe's forward line, which


settled down, they 2tlvc ’ :1 creditable performance.


Parkinson returned to the


half-back line, where he is of much more use to the team. He h a s neither the aptitude


nor the speed for the attack and is much more suited to midfield play.


Cha tbum too was brouglv.


back from the forward-line to the half-back.


Tony Jackson was also out


a lter a bout of ’flu earlier in the week, and his place was taken by Heminsley.


ing a t outside left had an excel­ lent game, and his passes were rarely off the mark.


prominent a t inside left, always being available when needed, and covering up well the few mistakes made by the Black­ burn lads.


Bernard Wallbank also was Skeliuersdalc U n i t e d ’ s


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ing. Without doubt fie is one of


incidentally, had been delayed until 4-15 because of th e Grand National, much of the early play was in mid-field, with neither side able to gain much advantage.


After the kick-off. which


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free kick from just, outside the penalty area. However, '..ire chance came to nothing a s the lobbed ball floated over the top of the goal.


pressure for some time and when Forster sh ot hard towards goal from about 25 yards range, the swerving ball had Wallace


Marine maintained strong


thus goal, and five minutes later Parkinson scored with a first time shot from a short corner taken by Topham.


well beaten. Clitheroe were undeterred by


and Wallace made some superb saves. Indeed th e Clltheroe goal was under constant pressure


Clitheroe'.s defence weakened considerable during this half,


for long periods, and i t was only bad luck on several occasions tv h i c h prevented


Marine from taking the lead. Nevertheless, Clitheroe a l s o missed some good scoring


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fighting .so hard to bring home a point. Teams:


Walker: Coleman. Favnger. Turner; Miller, Wolfe. Forster, Dunn. O’Donnell. Clitheroe: Wallace: Sumner,


Marine: Ogden: Pendleton.


Heminsley: Chatbuvn. Kirk, Parkinson: Byrcm. Baldwin.


Addison, Wallbank, Topham. Sub. Ellison.


added interest to their visit to Shaw Bridge, last night week, in a Combination


Young Keith Tophum. ploy­


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C lith eroe win gam e o f m issed chances


TWO GOALS in a minute just after into Clitheroe’s home game with Lancash


and gave the players the sense 01 i i . of urccncy uicy lacked


throughout the first half. Clithcroe just about deserved the.r 2--


_ _ _ The defence, strengthened by


Chris Sims, gave nothing away, with John Kirk and Terry Sum­ ner outstanding.


In t h e i r forward line


CUtheroe played two Juniors from th e same Great Harwood


eluh as Keith Topliam, John


Whalley. at centre forward, and Janies Ellison, at outside


against a stiong centre half, and ended a neat display with a well-taken goal, but Ellison keerned out of touch with the standard ot


left. Whatley did unite w e l l


Both sides had their chances


to have the game sewn-up by half-time, hut bad finishing prevented any score in the first


45 minutes. The game was only minutes


old when Clithefoe should have taken the lead,, but cha tbum blazed yards over.


ance a t the other end. and Young intercepted and passed


Jackson made a bad clear­


to Betts, whose shot from five vards h i t the post and bounced


but. Widdup got Clithcroc going


match. One suspected, ot course. I


•main and from his pass. Chatburn hit '-he bar from 25


Put some life i ucs ay


although


they were still weak up front, as far as finishing was con­ cerned.


neat back-header from Whal-1


ley, Udall dived a t Ellison’s feet to save vet another certain | “goal”.


CHIPPING WELL ON TOP


ju s t started when from | certainly be the champions of bank’s centre, Widdup had a I


At the other end Wallace j rivals, Gisburn.


made a brilliant save a s he x h e re was a shock for chain- pushed a snot from Bond over pionsj1jp challengers . Brock- the bar.


nail, who were beaten 3—6 on


minutes, however, when, fol-1 ton Reserves, their opponents lowin'- Clark’s corner kick, he in next weeks’s Aitken Shield rammed th e ’ ball home in a semi-firml tic. goalmouth scramble.


lined-up for the .re-start, when going down by the odd^ goal m Clitheroe launched a retalia- five. On th is lo w in g the tb-v l-a’d and from Widdup’s league newcomers could p u t up centre, Wallbank netted.


The teams had only jus t placed Chatburn a scare, only quite a challenge next season.


Lancaster s h o u l d have There were several league regained their lead when Bette games played in mid-week,


put th e ball through for Slack, Grindleton collected a useful but the inside left shot over poin t from Par ish Church, but w" ill onlv Wallace to beat.


their companions in distress, scored the winning gdiU when down 1—6 a t home to Tirnivy. After ‘79 minutes Clithcroe Whallcy Youth


Parkinson centred and Whallcy For th e second week m s u e - over U^lVs cession, them were Rouble


legs and mto the nc ■


Slack h i t the CUtheroc cross- bar and bounced over.


Ju s t on full-time, a shot front • , , nm on lllc losing side "Saturday’s results: Gisburn


stones’ ground, With the hos-


Sumner. Jackson; Kir*. “ ims, g owkers 7; Grindleton 3. Parkinson; Widdup, Ghathum,


Teams:— CUtheroe: Wallace; I ^ Chipplng 3; calderstones 4 ch u rch 3; Brockhall 3,


WhaUey. Walibank, Ellison. waddington Reserves 6; Hurst Lancaster: U d a l l : Webb, Green 2, Cha tb um 3; WhaUey


dington Reserves t. Tuesday:


Angus; Hartley. Hoggarth. Rob- y o u th Club 1, Trinity 6. inso n;’ Young, Betts, Bond. Monday: St. Paul’s 1, Wad- Slack, Clarke.


‘ Minutes later, fo.iowms a Blackburn.


that the visitors would not be at full strength or that, I indeed, they might send, more or less, a subsitute


leant. As some of their players had


Even


sustained injuries the visitois included only seven ot then successful cup team.


th e n - positional |


riiaiv'ois were made, so thni. Clitheroc found themselves


facing- a. team which nevei reallv settled down, a .though a t times i t produced purple,


patches which lifted the game


out of modioerity. Clitheroe were obviously


determined to lay low the giants and their 2-0 victory


plaved more in the nature of a cup' match th an an ordinarj league encounter, wlncu cotud well account for the nigglin-.


was well deservod. Unfortunately the match \t.'s


fouls ra sh tackling and pushtn which marred much


the


playThis was a game in individuals cauglu the eye. Chris Sims, Clitlieros centre


which


half, had a mignificcnt game and was easily the man or the


matchUnfortunately B-ron was in­ jured in the second half and Wlvallev. who played at. centre forward, came- on as *u!3®u tF L


corner kick. Otherwise Whatley


Within five minutes he had scored ClUhercc’s second ^oal. following a mighty solo dash bv Wallbank which led ,o a


’;


Referee: Mr. J. Whalley of | w h i le Lions 2, Chatburn 0. Next week’s fixtures: To­


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E. petty ...................... j . Deeming................... H. Dowliurst ...........


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CI-IATBURN 13 T. Dugdalc................ A. Holgnte................ ............


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did little else.; but. as Clitheroe had become somewhat- disoi- ganisetl h is veal potentiality could scarcely be judged. WaUbank, who scored Clith­


eroe’s first goal, was In spark­ ling form and his -individual


efforts to score were a marked


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Heminslev: Kirk, Sims. Baron; Topham WaUbank. Widdup. Chatburn. Parkinson. Skeimersda’.e Utd: Crosby:


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1-ORDEN CLUB A have now added the team Knock­ out title to their league championship when they beat Clithcroe CC 5—1 at Cal-


dcrslones. This \v:is cut easier win then


was expected, only Jack Saul providing any stern opposition to Forden. John Clegg (21. Chris Sims (2) and Iail Crook CD won the Forden- games and Jack. Saul tile consolation Tor


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Randy Holder > Best- performance of the day


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58 62 43 37


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Brian Seed. Although the season is now


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Bond made amends af ter 47 their own ground by Wadding- VIEWING Hurst Green gave liiglily-


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