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Clithcroe were unfortunate not to return with at least a point from South Liverpool on Saturday when, after pulling back two goals, they conceded a late goal and were


defeated 2-3.South Liverpool’s first goal came from a penalty awarded against Terry Sumner, which seemed a very harsh decision. Last season Clitheroc were the only team to defeat


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Widdup sh ot Indies over when p u t through. South Liverpool


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saved Widdup’s sh o t South Liverpool took an early


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penally. Baron was booked by


the referee for arguing. South Liverpool continued


South Liverpool at Holly Park and on Saturday they seemed like repeating the feat when they pulled the score back to 2-2 and had. the home defence running in circles- Injury-hit Clitheroc. with


with their pressure and Mur­ doch shot inches wide. In the next minute Sumner earned applause from the crowd when he cleared well with a diving header. Rntclifl’e tried an overhead


Sumner, w K S t t o W s debta I k iS " ta a i t h ^ ’s ^ V for Clitheroe on th is ground I but Jones saved th e shot imdet


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attacked and Wallace saved Watson’s shot with his legs.


side increased th e ir lead when Murdoch scored af ter having h ad two attempts to get the ball p a s t Wallace. The Clith­ eroe goalkeeper h u r t his hand making the first save. Clitheroe reduced the arrears


After 37 minutes the home


a f te r 40 minutes when Topham was left unmarked on the r ight wing and h is centre was


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SHOCK IN TkBLE tennis LEAGUE


THE highlight of the Rib- blcsdalc Table Tennis League Season takes place a week tomorrow, when the annual individual knock-out com­


petition will be bold m Trinity schoolroom. John Clegg will be defend­


ing his singles title, and Brian Seed and George Roberts will defend their doubles


*ilThe whole competition will be ru n bv Mr. R. Carus and Mr. G. Tomlinson, and it, " u i be their task to award a new trophy to- tho best display ol the day ap a r t from the actual winners


last week, and although mos„ matches were extremely close,


The team knock-out s la tted .


the ’A’ Division sides have come out on top. l i t all five matches played they have beaten a side


from the lower division. As most, matches have been


tain in th a t Forden ’A’ will bo the champions, with Ribblcsdale runners-up. Forden ‘B’ are cer­


join them.


came from the ‘B’ Division when ICI ’A’, who are chall­ enging for a promotion place dropped a point against Primrose ‘A’. This virtually ensures th a t Calderstones


The shock of the week , In the league, i t is now cer •


decided on th e la s t game, it would seem th a t the extra experience pulled the *A’ Divis­ ion sides through.


ta in to be relegated, and What­ ley seem almost certain to


good win thisxweek when they the first few minutes when defeated Ribtolesdale School McCally scrambled th e ba.ll


i I Grindleton as they scored in


one. Peek a™ Coles won the There was no more scoring by doubles.


. , 1 Grindleton in the first half and


(preliminary round): Clitheroe Jones put the ball into his own Cricket Club 5, Calderstones ‘B’ net.


, . primrose A’ o, Forden ‘A’ 5 The second half started like Round l : St. Paul’s ’B’ 5, Rib-1 the first with Grindleton again


Results- — Team knock-out Hurst Green equalised when , , , , : , .


‘B


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4, Ribblcsdale Wanderers primrose ‘B’ 4, St. Paul's ’A’


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be the champions. Trinity ’B’ also gained a very


WADDINGTON FALTER


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Blackburn Combination Div 2 Darwen 0. 3, Waddlnston 3 ALTHOUGH W a d d i n g t o n


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headed against the bar. S o u t h Liverpool regained


league table. Playing uphill and against a


their lead af ter 78 minutes when a shot from Goldstein h i t the bar, bounced down and h i t a Clitheroc player standing on tho line. Teams— South Liverpool: Jones; Gold­


s t r o n g wind, Waddington opened in fine style and were two goals ahead a f te r only ten minutes. Kay scored th e first and Ripley added the second with the Olympic defence split


stein, Allen; Scott, Keegan, O’Shaughnessy; Watson, Mur­ doch, S h r e e v e , Speakman, Mavers. Clitheroe: Wallace: Sumner,


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LEAGUE TABLE p w d :


wide open. Thcso reverses stung tm.


Jackson; Nighbingale, Kirk, Baron; Topham, Chatburn, Rat- cliffe, Widdup. Parkinson. Referee; Mr. R. Matthewson,


home side who threw c \c t j - thing into attack, and a f te r la minutes, a defensive mistake let in a home forward to net


from close range. T en minutes la te r another


defensive error le t in Olympic to level th e scores. Waddington regained th e lead jus t before the interval when Yates scored following a scramble in the


home goalmouth. W a d d i n g t o n attacked


strongly a t tile s ta r t of the second half, but af ter 60 min­ utes. in what was Olympic’s first real a ttack a f te r the inter­ val. Cornthwaite handled the ball to prevent a certain goal r.nd Cordingley p u t Olympic back on level terms from the


. . . . 25 10 4


penalty spot. Waddington seemed to lose


heart, af ter this and the game b e c a m e very scrappy with neither side able to n et the decider, although Olympic were


unlucky when a good sbot from outside the penalty area ^re­


bounded from the crossbar with


O'Neill well beaten. Waddington team: — O Neill


COMBINATION RESULTS


co shire Combination Division 1 : ' Bacup Borough 0. HoriVich ■>• Rossendale 1. Chorley Drovlsden 2, Barrow Reserves 1 - Fletwood 1, Darwen 1: Ley-


Saturday's results in the Lab-


liind 0, Guinness Export ~ Morecambe 3, St. Helens 1 Nctherfield 4. Burscough 1 so uth Liverpool 3. Chtheroe 2 Southport Reserves 4, Gie a t Harwood l : Wigan Rovers


FRANK BIBBY


more serious as be was just hitting top form.


South Liverpool saw Ronnie Nightingale return to the Clitheroe side after an absence


oft two montuhos.’ Saturday's game against


| cross, Benson: Ripley, Ward, Robinson. Yates, Kay.


Cornthwaite. Pearsmi; Simpson.


Rib. School Start 14 6 Trinity ‘B’ . • • • 12 3 S t Paul's C .. 1 2 3 Primrose ‘A’ . . 13 2 Primrose ‘B’ ------ 12 1


L P 1 Pilling. Wilkinson. Nicholson


Hurst Green: Eatough; Tones, Tavlforth; Bailey. Rigby, Yates;


ree . Teams:


Next week’s fixtures.—Divis- I Eatough, leaving O’Connell with Green were


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Calderstones ’B’. Thursday: ICI Taylforth and Cross for Hurst . . . • jQJ ‘B’.


s t Paul's ‘C’: Primrose** 4 A* v I outstanding for Grindleton. and riGvoon


___1*.. ‘/“V* 13i.imi.An. «A» •> I <Mif«fon/RnfT frtP Gr 'ThaiYlR'—


1 22 Cullen, Cross. 3 20 Grindlcton: P ra t t; Moon 2 18 IConnel; O'Connel, Jones, O’Don 3 11 nell; Hornby. Green, Rudgyard, 7 9 I Thurston, McCally.


Whallcy .......... Forden ‘B’ ---- 12 0 0 12


1 10 1 10


L P 1 24 2 24 I 1 19 6 14 8 12 8 7 9 6 5 3


School held to a draw


attractive football, but i t was a game in which the defences


CRGS 1st XI 0 Proston CC 0 Both teams played some


were dominant. The school's defence was


outstanding, with Kilby and Moore playing a dual centre


half role.


goal early in tile first half, hit­ ting the bar.


Scott put in a fine shot a t ,


There were many goalmouth scrambles at both ends of the


■


field, but because of the mud and strong defences, neither


side was able to score. The school defeated Preston


MoOe TOoriC,. Ross: Evans. Carus, Hall, Scott, ton, Anderson. llutWllll:. W ldding on fMaUUUipiitVM,t I -------1 - SPORTS NOTES


Clitheroc may be without I provisional date beta : Tuesday, Frank Bibby who broke a bone April 4.


in his shoulder in a c a r acci­ dent for some time and th is is


i The la s t -time the two clubs met in th is competition was ta season 1934-35, when Clitheroe


won 2-1 in th e final. Since 1948-49 Clitheroe have


played Fleetwood several times in the FA Cup competition.


For the record, out of eight


clashes, home an d away, Clitheroe have one win and two draws to th e ir credit.


wood—one of the Lancashire Combination ’’glamour clubs— are always anticipated wit-n more th an usual interest.


Clitheroe’s clashes with Fleet-


league matches, however, leaves much to be desired a s Chtheroe have won only twice m n d drawn once in 12 meetings


The record a t Fleetwood ta


since th e war. Both teams have -had some


high scores in th e league agains t each other. The highest


being:


(jg^7_CliUieroe 2 Fleetwood 50-51—Fleetwood 7 Clithcxoe l 46-47__clitheroe 5 Fleetwood 1 38-39—Clitheroe 7 Fleetwood 1 37-38—Clitheroe 7 Fleetwood 3 36-37—Clitheroe 6 Fleetwood 1 35.36_Fleetwood 5 Clitheroe 0


Clitheroe’s chances of se t tta s


through to th e next round must seem remote, despite


their 6-4 home win over Charley in th e previous round.


ciitneroc C In th e la s t tw o .* ? a s??5 Nightingale has played for Uemi-finaJs of th e c o :


except for Saturday when he was a t right half.


David Baron is the only ever­


present left in league games this season, and his record is all the more creditable as he has n o t missed a league game since he joined the club a t the beginning of last season.


c omb in a t io n cu p I


wood away in the next round - V * in order to get them a of th e Combination Cup. the I Jc ss lc’ m o ru '-1


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Beyond Vengeance”, showing ^ ic d n ex t week.


but Games. * - * *


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Utheroe have reached the b y


CUtheroe ta five league and cup being beaten games this season, all his Morecambe n 1964-to_ana appearances being a t full back) a t Horwich la s t season.


earlier in the season by four goals to nil at Preston. Team: CRGS: Hardy; Carter. Kilby, N i Uta


St. Pauls in good


clash, played on heavy ground,


St. Paul’s 6, Whalley Y.C. 2 Right from th e s ta r t of this


form


the home side were on top. Wright p u t in several good shots a t th e Whalley goal, but h i t th e b a r and post several times before netting th e first goal of tho match in the 15fch minute, He gained Ins second


goal 15 minutes later. After the interval, Whalley


came into th e game a h i t more, b u t Pye for St. Paul’s was the


first to score. Duckworth pulled one goal


back for Whalley, b u t Pye, Bialecki and Devine netted for St. Paul's before Gillibrand scored Whalley’s second goal.


Teams— St. Paul’s: Parker: Har­


greaves, Lund; Devine. Sims, Taylor: Robinson, Pye, Wright


Bialecki, Driver. Whallcv: ThrclfaU; Thomp­


son, Britcliffe; Charles. Robin­ son, Scott; K. Duckworth, GfiU- brand, N. Duckworth, Waddmg-


twice to give his side a 3—1 lead. Yates reduced the arrears with a penalty awarded for


. . . hand-ball. kick.


football and Wilkinson equalised for Hurst Green when he headed home Filling’s corner


Both sides were playing good „ .


Grindleton were given a g ut goal with only 10 minutes to go


. with


Start 6-4. Les Ames won two, home during a goalmouth John Peck two, and Mick Coles scramble.


‘GIFT’ GOAL WINNER


Hurst Groon 3, Grindleton 4 Tlie game started • well lor


r e v e n g e fo r C h ip p in g


AFTER a 3—3 draw in their first Aitken Shield tie, Calder- slones a..d White Lions fought out their replayon Saturday, the hospital side winning by the only goal of the match.


goals in the league on Satur­ day when they defeated ;econd-in-the-table . Brock-


Chipping scored the most ’


burn 4. Parish Church 0; Hurst Green 3, Grihdleton 4; St. Paul’s 6, Whalley Youth Club


hall by 11—2, thus gaining ample revenge for the 6—2 win by the hospital team in their last meeting only two


. W. D. L. Ps Chipping • •


weeks previously. Hurst Green, bottom-of-the-


table. gave Grindleton a fright when they only went down by the odd goal in seven. Gisbuvn continued their un­


beaten ru n when they dealt comfortably with P a r : s n


Church to the tune of 4—0. Saturday’s results: Aitken


League: Bowkers 4, Trinity - . Chipping 11, Brockhall 2; Gis-


. . . .


EASY FOR GISBURN


Gisburn 4, Parish Church 0 Gisburn were th e better team


throughout th e game and mis­ sed many scoring chances. When Gisburu were 2—0 in the lead, the Parish Church goal­ keeper, Harrison, received an injury and was replaced in goal


bv Johnson. 'H a r r ison moved to th e wing


lo r Par ish Church, but they could raise hardly any attacks in the second half and Gisbum strolled to a comfortable 4—0


win. Moulsdale opened the scoring


when he h i t home a loose ball from th e edge of the area. Ren- wick added a second from out­ side the a rea and Kenny scored a th ird when h e beat th e centre half and the goalkeeper ta a chase for a long through ball. The fourth goal was scored


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by a defender who to n e d the ball into ills own n e t after Kenny had headed goaiwards


from 'a corner. Marsden played well for


Parish Church. Teams:— Gisburn;— Dennett; Taylor.


Richardson; Embery. Wilson, Renwick: Atkinson, Woodworth,


Kenny, Moulsdale, Rigg. . Pai-ish Church: Hamson:


Chipping confident


revenge lor th e ir 6—2 defeat a t th e han d s of Brockhall a


Chipping 11, Brochhall 2 Chipping


g a i n e d ample


couple of weeks <v§o when vhey beat th e hospital side by 1 1—2 on Saturday.


and were soon 5—0 in th e lead. By half-time Chipping were


leading 7—1. Chipptag's goals were scored ,


bv R- Mercer (4), J. Procter (31. Rhodes (2). R. Freeman


and Heyes


CRICKET CUP


DRAW


bottem Cup knockout Qompe tition was made a t a meeting of th e league management, committee of th e Ribblesdale League on Monday, a t Chtheroe Cricket ground, an d is as


Tile


*°Lucas v Read, Langho Colony v Blackburn Nor thern, Ribbles­ dale Wanderers v Oswaldtwistle Immanuel, Great Harwood v Baxenden, Whalley \ Rolls Boyce, Cherry Tree v Barno ds- wick, Padiham v Settle, Clith-


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Bowkers .......... Whallcy YC . . 18 Hurst Green . . 18


13 16 15 13 19 13 16 11 19 20


0 2 2 0 1 5 2 3 3 7 •1 8 2 10 1 8 3 7 2 7 0 11 4 9


2 14 2 15


CUtheroc 'Advertiser and Times, triday. Icbrttaty 2-1, 1067 remarkable GOAL


Caldcrstones 1, White Lions 0 A goal in a , thousand from


Calderstones knocked White Lions out of the Aitken Shield in their first round replay with Calderstones.


tunes with both sides missing chances. The teams were even.j matched, however, and neither side held the advantage foi


very long. The luckv Calderstones goal


came in th e 75th 1™nut*:,W m r Brooks shot from the goat-line,


and the ball swerved between eoalkeeper O’Neill and the post.


Teams— C a l d e r s t o n c s : Furbcr;


Edwardsou, Fitzpatrick, Pear son Leach. Shuttleworth, Pas-


carcllaT Dust, Brook, Holden. Bradshaw. White Lions: O’Neill; Chat-


bum, Parker, E. Woodworth, Gecliu. Garfick. Dewliurst,


Bishop; Buttenvorth, Hemms- ley, J. Woodworth.


Low Deposits —Jr—


42 Weeks Free


Viewing — -k —


Same Day Service —Jr—


Free Legs or Stand —Jr—


Discounts lor Rentals


I t was a game of mixed for­


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