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If tomorrow's match goes according to form, Cli theroc should be in line for mo points from their visit to West View, Lanehead, home of Bacup Borough, as


the home side is having a poor season and is firmly stuck at the bottom of the league table, and are 21st


with seven points from 17


beaten 1-2 at Prescot. Clitlieroc have had a good


carries.They have only won three of their matches and have ii.-.nv:t one, scoring 10 goals and conceding 42. On Saturday they were


record at Bacup, and have non three out of tile last four came? there. Last year Clith- n t,-oc earned the ‘double,’ win­


;ing 2-0 at Shaw Bridge and 5lso did the ‘double,’ and won


Hcves. Hcminsley: Baron, s Sishtmgale. Kirk; Gill, Hob­


’-l at Bacup. a In 1965-66 season Clitheroe t-1 at Bacup. Clitheroe’s team


hat day was; Wallace; Bon, Widdup, Wallbank,


ust before the interval. Plagued


Gere scored by Bibby (2), cill. Widdup and Wallbank, jame in a nine-minute spell


itty. wThree cf the goals, which


mOur headline after the oatch was ‘"Biggest victory l f the season despite odd tapses." The report men­ Cioned many faces about eUtheroc’s play that still pxist today, such as faulty


s ith these problems for oeveral seasons, and the club lfficials are constantly on the wook-out for new forwards t ho can add the vital punch


assing and poor finishing. w The team has been plagued


o the attack. l The committee has been


who has acquired a reputa­ ction as a goal-scorer, and the


ooking at a centre forward tlub hopes to sign him in


ad a hatfiill.’’ Pleased


ime for tomorrow’s game. mMr. Procter. Clitheroe’s


c anager, said about the hentre forward, “Ho really has an inkling for goals, and dad he been playing on Satur­ hay I think he would have


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pHe added. “Saturday’s dis­ olay was better than recent anes. We were three goals


Wigan back into the game.” h Mr. Procter mentioned that


head, but that soft goal put we was very pleased with the


l av Stephen Procter tno re­ aebut, especially taking into


ation). fitted into the team. d"Stephen had a very good


l ernard Kay and Colin Wil­ miamson for special praise, but h entioned that Williamson oad to leave the field because


eam. BMr. Procter also singled out


bet another of Burnley Foot­ nall Club’s Youth Cup win­ Ping side. 16-.vear-old Eric t rcbert, made his debut for o!ie first team against Arsenal


f a groin injury. y 1: was interesting to see


n Saturday. l Probert was in the Bum-


ion this season.


the game, which ended 1-1, were Wilf Wrigley and John t Murray, who have also made


iey -c am that Clitheroe faced


n a pre-season friendly. In sheir debuts in the First Divi­


in home win Clitheroe's ‘W’ plan,


consisting of Wallbank, Wilson, Williamson and Widdup, proved to be the deciding factor in the home game against Wigan Ath­ letic Reserves on Saturday, for three of them scored, and the other’s comer kick led to one of the goals.


p It was a much-improved t erformance by the Clitheroe


second half, and allowed the visitors to come back from 0—3 down to 2—3.


team, but the players tended o become lethargic In the


s The approach work by both mides was good and the d atch was of a higher stan­ Sard than recently seen at c haw Bridge. One had to wompliment the way the for­ Eards moved the ball round. d ach attack had the opposing movedefence in a tangle when it


mBefore the start of the p atch, the CUtheroe sup­ corters could have been ex­ t used feeling dubious about aheir team’s chances, especi­ nlly when Wayne Harvie did


forward.


dhe side at left back for his m rried, as Procter gave a


a eritorious first appearance mnd tackled confidently. His h ain fault was, in the second oalf, when he stopped his t pponent by more foul means ohan fair and these led to one


ebut for the first team. woThe crowd need not have


ot arrive in time for the kick-off and 17-year-old t Stephen Procter came into


Four W’s were deciding factor


aalways in the thick of things nnd seemed to appear from . t owhere whenever Wigan |


dood game in the goals and cealt capably with all that j wame his wiay although he g as at fault with the first ooal. Full-backs Tommy Haw­ t rth and j’oung Stephen Proc­ aer tired after the interval


hreatened. g Mick O’Neill had another


und unfortunately resorted to On particular, was on form.


Williamson and David Baron, i had good games. Williamson, a ne minute he was scoring


nfair tactics. Both mid-field men, Colin


f oal-line preventing Wigan anly Bernard Kay reached


rom scoring. o Of the forwards, however, Bnything like his usual form.


ored a well-taken goal, and h Wilson too often tried too irouble, which is a pity for,


sc in the middle, although he t ard and ran himself into


WJd Wasted


per, Mr. John Procter, com­ blained that the team could nuild up the moves but had co finishing skills. This was phanged on Saturday, for the molayers not only built up their “ ves but also produced the ■ goal-getting instinct” that a has been lacking for so loog


f Wigan’s goals. g Last week Clitheroe mana­


tccount he was facing a full­ wime professional. I think he t ill be a big asset to the


a When Clitheree coasted to e 3—0 lead after 51 minutes tverything seemed rosy for the home team, but then, due


t Shaw Bridge. Beating


defence, Wigan pulled two a goals back in five minutes e ukinfield match when Clith­


o some careless marking in Dnd one had memories of the hile greater part of the first


roe lost 1—2 after leading. t CUtheroe were on top for t alf, but when they reduced


ihe arrears, Wigan came back anto the game and took blmost full mid-field control, r ut fortunately Clitheroe aealised the danger and re­


scertained their command. a One can not complain


Cbout lack of effort in the d litheroe team from Satur­ Pay’s display. Wing-half,


Olympic results issue


J eter Holden, and centre half. Hohn Kirk, were outstanding. g olden had one of his best


ames for the club. He was


he Combination by sheer skill.Clitheroe created several chances before the first goal, but they were all wasted by over-eager shooting. The first goal was a beauty to watch. Clitheroe were awarded a cor­ ner on the right after nine minutes’ play. l Wilson took the kick, Wil­


cf he puts his mind to it, he t an beat most defenders in


poiamson, standing by the near t st, headed backwards into ahe middle and Widdup was gt hand to head into the


offhen a fierce shot rebounded t Williamson to Barker, but


oals.Minutes later Wigan almost w returned the compliment


ancreased their lead when, hfter Holden’s persistence bad won him the ball, WalV s ank centred and William­ oon met it first time to scor»


he centre forward shot wide. i After 17 minutes Clitheroe


fction by a long range shot arom Llptirott, but he saved wt full stretch. Williamson was involved in an incident e ith Swarbrick, and the ref­


n the volley. a O’Neill was brought into


tion.ree booked him for retalia­ t CUth Addederoe almost increased


he bar. r Seven minutes after the


n goal for Clitheroe and the gext he was back on his own


o ernard Wallbank improved hn recent performances, and


D itheroe. Mel Widdup and s avid Wilson, were only pale chadows of the players thev


Clitheroe Advertiser atid Times, Friday, December 6, 1968 13 Local teams’ away wins


champions, seem to have found their old form as they gained three points from two games at the weekend, includ­ ing a draw against White e Lions, the joint league lead­


Gisburn, la s t season's Clitheroe Amateur League


rs at the time. h Thanks to their draw at


avenging a 2-6 defeat


Lomo to Gisburn, White asions are now olear leaders, S Bowkers had no game on


theyrst win in eight games when defe visited Billington amt thusated the home side 4-0, handed out to them by Bill­


aturday. fi Low Moor Club gained their


ington earlier in the season. a Bottom club, Grindleton, home to Hurst Green-


lere still without a win in the mhead of them as far as atague, after going down 2-4


a White Lions and Bowkers ofre forging ahead at the top po the table with 17 and 16 a ints respectively, and they thre now five points ahead of a e third club, Caldorstonos,


lthough Chipping are six points behind Bowkers with three games in hand. g Although Chipping have


ng.


White Lions look to have a a comparatively easy time g atohes in the near future


wo, but a clash to look for­ Bard to is the Chipping- Dowkers game on Saturday,


ecember 21. a An interesting feature


qot the games in hand it is thuite remarkable to find sistiree teams in a league con­ r ng of only 11 clubs, loemaining unbeaten for so


obout the four league games


4 reen 4; St. Paul’s 2, Gisburn C; Billington 0, Low Moor


way viotorles. GResults: Grindleton 2, Hurst lub 4; Chatburn 1, Trinity


AMATEUR LEAGUE SLOW START FOR LIONS


White Lions 2, Gisburn 2 Gisburn, last season’s


league champions, visited Whi te Lions, the joint


league-leaders on Sunday, and the match, which re­ sulted in an even struggle, finished in a 2-2 draw.


hoT ow a rd s half-time the J me side settled down and aohn Woodworth reduced the scrrears to make the interval ore 2-1.Gisburn went close to add­


White -Lions were well s below form in the early


rom Carter.


bing to their lead alter the wreak through Joe Wood- beorth and Carter. After


atages, and Gisbum built up m 2-0 lead in the first 15 f inutes, both goals coining


St. Paul’s 2, Gisburn 4 Although G i s b u r n


liontrol and Caswell equa­ Tsed during the final minutes


bringing down Foulker. c White Lions began to take he game was hard, but well


ed by the referee for dup found little room


defeated St. Paul’s 4-2 on Saturday, they can count themselves fortunate to


gain both points as the home players hit the wood­ work on four occasions.


s Pressing hard, St. Paul's toon had Gisbum back on mheir heels, but after 15 p inutes, against the run of alay, the visitors broke away


nd Carter shot past Adcroft


rAmpleevenge forLow Moor


their lead when Wilson cen­ ared from the left and Kay t nd Beattie both went up for the ball, which just skimmed


Ce-start for the second half, wlitheroe added to their tally i hen Kay took a long throw- fn and Wallbank shot home


n slamming it home. s Two minutes later Clitheroe


it it past O’Neill. p Melling became the second


’Neill beaten. HTeams: Clitheroe: O’NeiU;


cpulled one back when Procter wonceded a free kick, which s as taken by Lynn. The ball


alipped out of O’Neill's hands i nd Dooney had no difficulty


seater Wigan scored their h cond goal. Wilson, who was t aving an unhappy match, Tackled a Wigan forward. Che ball rebounded into the h litheroe area and Dooney


t layer to find his way into rhe referee's book when he


ubstituted Harvie for Wll- l Uamscn, but three minutes


rom close range. • After 62 minutes Wigan


k Lawson, Pilkington, Tom­ gins and Dean scored the oals.Teams: Billington: Tlirel-


ndeed.


co attack, and Pye hit the frossbar with a shot, and then hrom the rebound, Wright


to give Gisbum the lead. t The home side continued


bS|tmbbornly, and another creakaway gave them the whance to add to their lead,


it the bar again. j Gisbum were defending


hich Kenny took. h Yet another St. Paul’s’ shot


t it the crossbar, but from ot more on top, and al-


he rebound Wilkinson for­ ced the ball over the line for


his side's first goal. g After the interval Gisburn


C. Rydeheara ............. 52 C. Britdiffe ................ 52 T. Warden ................ 32 K. Broderick................ 71 B. Lee ........................... 55 H. Hiltcn .................... 52


BILLINGTON 'A' 4


Bilb'ngton 0, Low Moor Club 4.


Low Moor Club gained


e The home side was hardly Lver in with a chance as the vow' Moor Club forwards were t ery much improved, while ihe defence was very firm


ample revenge for an earlier 2-6 defeat when they visited Billington on Saturday, and beat the home side 4-0.


fall; Whitehead, Scott; Gor­ ton. Thistlethwaite, Swain; Duckworth. Ireland, Willis, Simpson, Hilton. HLow’ Moor Club: Bates;


ns, Warden, Dean.


CRGS beat Trojans in good win


C.R.G-S. 3, Trojans 2 Clitheroe Royal Gram­


betaliated after Kirk had arought him down. Wigan slmost equalised when Wil­ fon gave away a free kick tor handball and Holden had Oo head off the line with


t aworth, Holden. Kirk, Proc­ Wer; Wffliamson, Baron: Kay,


ubstitute: Harvie. HWigan Athletic Reserves: Ling, Coupar, swarbrick;


S allbank, Widdup, Wilson. l alsall; Heath, Beattie; Mel­


Eccleston. RSaturday’s results: Barrow


ute: Marston. Referee: Mr. J. Wrennal of


i The school completely dom­ snated the first half, but cquandered many g o o d hances.After the interval Olith


mar School’s First Eleven •had a good 3-2 win over the Trojans team at High Moor on Saturday.


Mynn, Dooney, B a rk e r , t cKinley, Liptrott, Substi­


Ceserves 0, Rossendale 1; RUtheroe 3, Wigan Athletic


cliffeserves 2: Darwen 0, Rad- L e Borough 0; Formby 0, weyland Motors 1; Great Har­ Kood 4. Wigan Rovers 0; Lirkby Town 0, Marine 1: Lancaster 5, Dukinfleld 1; c ytham 0. Burscough 5; Pres­ 1ot Town 2, Bacup Borough


eroe began to relax follow­ ing their third goal, and they allowed the visitors to come back into the game and score two goals.Whittaker opened the scor­ ing after 20 minutes when he drew the goalkeeper from his goals and then shot past him. Ward increased the lead with a lob on the turn. t Whittaker made it 3—0 hi phe second half with a well-


he arrears, both goals com- e ing from free kicks on the


t laced shot from the edge of the area, but Trojans reduced


dge of the area. wNewby and Wilson played


orwards. S CUtheroe te am : Chew;


Gt. Harwood 18 :15 2 1 32 Burscough .. 17 17 4 1 28 Kirkby Town 17 :11 3 3 25 Lancaster .. 19 :12 0 7 24


; St. Helens 3, Nelson 0. P w :D L Pts


Darwen — 20 8 4 8 20 Wigan Bov. St. Helens


Marine — 17 8 3 6 19 Formby


17 8 3 6 19 16 8 3 5 19


Prestwich H. 15 8 1 6 17 Clitheroe .. 16 7 3 6 17 Rossendale .. 17 7 3 7 17 Radcliffe Bor. 15 6 3 6 15 Wigan A. Res. 17 6 3 8 15 'luki nfield .. 19 4 6 9 14


18 8 3 7 19


l leyland Mot. 18 6 2 10 14 Plackpooi M. 13 5 3 5 13 Brescot Town ,15 5 3 7 13 Nearrow Res. 19 4 4 11 12 B lson — , 17 4 2 11 10 L acup Bor, 17 3 1 13 7


ytham __ 15 0 3 12 3


t ell in defence and Whit­ faker was the pick of the


s later. Purves, Newby. Wil­


on; Harrop, Evans: Davies, Whittaker, Halpin, WaTd.


C.R.G.S. 1st X V 3, Friends 1st X V 3


Under favourable condi­


tions, Clitheroe Royal Grammar School’s First Rugby X V was fortunate to force a draw with a strong Friends 1st X V on Saturday.


s The Visitors opened the mcoring with a try in the first t inutes of the game. The Fry was not converted, and priends also missed three henalty kicks during the first


alf. BiWiWISSB'fWESSffiSli*^ Um.---- ^ 314


H. Ingram .................... 79 T. Waimsley................ 69 JJ. Hindley .................... 79


CALOERSTONES B‘ 8


T. Howarth ................ 64 S. Holden .................... 43


P. Jones .................. ... 54 B. Jones .................. H Hnlgate ...........


H. Frankland ....... J. F ish .....................


J umphreys, Johnson M.; sohnson I., Buchanan, Law- kion; Taylor, Pilkington, Tom­


G. Newing .............. ... 49 H. Nutter .............. ,... 104


T. McMenemy ....... POLICE 12


G. Utley ..............,... 75 W. Worthington ... G. Coldwell .......... .J Hartley .............. P. Craig .................


... 71 SOCIAL CLUB ’B’ 4


W Wn^crp.th .. . .__ 54 T. Fletcher ......... .... 63


S. Cox ................... .... 88 R. Parker .............. ... 36 D. Nelson ............ .... 57


G. Spink................ .... 55 J. Wooff ................ .... 53


J. Sowden .............


Chatbum ‘A’ __. . . . . . . . . . . . ................ Pendletcn ......... ..........


Police ................ Chatbuxn ’B' ....


Waddingtcn ‘A’ . . . . . . . . . . . ................ Social Club ‘A’ .,


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


Cross Keys ..., Calderstones ‘A’


Billington ‘B’ . Conservatives .


FORTUNATE DRAW


Pendle Club .... Waddington ‘B’ Calderstones ‘B’


t Clitheroe held them to three points at half time, and then, after 15 minutes play in she second half, Hullflpd


side, but it was not converted. OIn the closing minutes


cored a try for the home


litheroe had a ’ try dis­ allowed, and despite heavy,


pressure from the visitors,^ the score remained at 3-3 un-‘s til the final whistle.


ute: Hall.


DOlitheroe team: Mercer; ’ Lavies, Mittcm, Chadwick, Bister, HuUand, Radboume, Putler, Kearsley, Dinsdale, Ginder, Whitham, Naughton, t reenwood, slinger. Substi­


V


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


L. Field .................. E. Harsfield ...........


LEAGUE TABLE P. 8


8 8


8 8


Ps. 85 81 75 74


53 52 50 48


WADOINGTON ’A’ 4 .... 57 PENDLETON 4


__ fil 389


CHATBURN ‘B’ 8 38


F. Webster ........... ... 81 371


. Fitzpatrick ............. 71 405


o ing cautioned for one foul l n Woodworth, Gisbum’s bookeft half, O’Donnell, was


i.'.l


5. Sundays White Lions 2, Gisburn 20. erTomorrow's fixtures: Cald-


reen.


k stones v Billington; Bow­ vers v Chatburn; Grindleton G St. Paul’s; Low Moor Club v Tisburn; White Lions v Grinity; Chipping V Hurst


BLACKBURN COMBINATION


rn Saturday, is that each one White Lions . ... 10 73 0 17 iesulted in an away win. This ps the first time it has hap­ thened since the first week of the season when all the a ree games played wer.


Grindleton .. 0 0 1 Table [Tennis


controlled by the referee, Mr. L. Leonard. s Heminsley was the out­


Litanding player for White b ons, and Kenny for Gis­


O’Neill; Waterhouse, Potter; Woodworth E., Heminsley. Foulker: Seedhall, Wood- worth John, Grime, Caswell, Briggs. Substitute: Chatbum. t Gisburn: Dennett; Whit­


um.’Teams: W h ite L io n s :


Kaker J., Richardson: Embrey, Wennj’, O'Donnell; Price, psoodworth Joe, Carter. Sim­ Won, Mergertelez. Substitute:


hittaker H.


Clis goal proved invaluable to , Luck was in the bag for Gisbum an be.


bthough Wright hit the cross­ t ar for the second time in ghe match, Carter and Mer- Penteiez scored for Gisbum. s arsons replied for the home


ide with a penalty. HTeams: St. Paul’s: Adcroft:


i argreaves, Wright; Wilk­ Lnson, Sims, Parsons; Pye, Nambert, Wright, Driver,


ester. Substitute; Parker. t Gisbum: Dennett; Whit­


ll, Huxtable. Substitute: iRobinson. Referee: Mr. N. Berry.


Wiaker, Richardson; Emtarey, Wlson, Kenny: Mergentelez, neoodworth, Carter, O’Don­


SNOOKER LEAGUE B. Scott ....................


R. Swales ................ Calderstones ‘A ’ still


lead Division ‘A ’ of the Ribblesdale Table Tennis League following a good win over IC I ‘B \ although Low Moor Club and For- den Club ‘A ’ are challeng­ ing hard in joint second place.


P w D L P


Low Moor Club 1 3 1 6 7 Trinity .......


Bowkers .... 9 7 2 0 16 Calderstones .. 9 5 1 3 11 Chipping___ .. 6 4 2 0 10 Hurst Green.., 8 4 0 4 8 Billington ... . 10 3 1 Chatburn — , 7 3 1 Gisburn .......


fi 2 3 1 7 9 3 1 S 7


6 7 3 7


8 1


OUTPLAYED LANGHO HAD MANY CHANCES


Langho 2, Danven Olympic 5 Langho lost their chance of progressing into the


L A11 h. o u g h outplaye cl, c angho had as many scoring ahances as their opponents,


by their three goal margin. HIn the opening stages


nd Darwen were flattered b aworth put Miller through,


he post. leDarwen. however took the


Second Round of the Eddleston Cup when they were beaten 2-5 at home in a First Round replay by Darwen Olympic.


some intense p re s s u re , Langho fought back and their


wasted his chance and the goal keeper saved. Langho had another chance to take s the lead, when, after his first


ut the centre forward


bhot had been stopped, Jump t lasted a fierce drive against


hemselves fortunate to be i only cnc goal down at the


t ad and Langho could think


nterval. h Late in the first half the


kome side survived two free aicks on the edge of the area, s nd also a goalmouth pcramble during which Booth c ut the ball behind for a


o Low -Moor had a 9—1 win i ver Primrose, who are find­


ng the top division rather ‘ more difficult than Division


uined the 106 per cent record | of Forden ‘B’ when they won


a close match by 6—4. During the match the only three t previously unbeaten players


blesdale Wanderers ‘B’ in a very short match, with only five games being played, as both teams could only muster two players each. r In Division ‘B\ Trinity ‘B’


B’.Forden Club ‘A’ beat Rib­


this season all lost one game, They being M. Lafbhouse of Crinity and J. Walker and


aale Wanderers ‘C’ by 7—3 hnd Catholic Youth Club ‘A’ Scad a good win over Venture M.outs, with G. Williams and t Swales winning all their


Ufford Chew of Forden. d St. Paul’s ‘C’ beat Ribbles­


hree games. blResults: Division ’A’: Rib­


SOCIAL CLUB ’A1 11 J. Haydock ............. A. Atkinson ............


R. Burns ................... 47 T. Riding ................


368


T. Howarth ................ 62 H. Clayton ................ 75 C. Graham.................... 54 H. Mayor .................... 60 ' D. Fitzpatrick ...............101


CALDERSTONES A' 8


w. Tiplady ................ 62 414


T. Walmsley ............ G. Waimsley ......... D. Wright ................ G. Dinsdfllft . . . . . . . .


D. Nuttall .............. .... 62 G. Whittaker ....... .... 67 R. Crozier .............. ... 72


T. Howarth ............ ... 86 G. Kermeen ............ ... 36


G. Burgess ............


•F. Hudson ............... 50 390


CONSERVATIVES'4 ... 47


.... 51 K. Allan .................. ... 53 367


F. Hail .................. ... 44 D. Cowperthwadte . ... 52 J. Blackburn...........


307 BILLINGTON 'B’ 12


. . 55... 89 W. Oliffe.................. 380


P. Swain ............ • ... 62


B. Leeming ........... J. Swain .................. ... 72


404 CHATBURN ‘A’ 12


M. Sowden............ .... 61 A. Middlebrough ... ... 51 377


A. Clarke .............. ... 86 B. Hodgson ........... ... 68


388


71 70 64 60


40 3385


More telephone customers


vmew telephone connected at the ind of October and to mark the occasion he will be presented ’ j with a suitably engraved tele-


area has now passed the mile­ stone of 100.000 telephone cus­ tomers.The 100,000th customer, Mr. R. W. Hetherington of 31 Neath Close, Blackburn had his


The Blackburn Telephone le a d s u M K t e l e v i t ^ ^ g n m :i


’ phone a t a ceremony to be held in Telephone House,


23 Moor Lane, Clitheroe Tel: 3796


* 2 T . WADOINGTON 'B' 4


A. Wright ................... 83 P. Riley ................... ... 46


353 PENDLE CLUB 12


Calderstones ‘A’ 9. WDivision ‘B’: Ribblesdale


F esdale Wanderers ‘B’ 2, ‘ anderers ’C’ 3. St. Paul’s


orden Club ‘A’ 3: Low Moor Club 9, Primrose 1; ICI ‘B’ 1,


C’ 7; Trinity ‘B’ 6. Forden Club ‘B’ 4: Catholic Youth Club ‘A’ 9, Venture Scouts 1; Chatbum ’A’ 6, Bowkers 4. MFixtures: D iv s io n ‘A’:


d angho s hopes seemed to be eashed when one Darwen neffort was stopped by O’Don­ i ll, but another one flew Bnto the net despite Andrew


omer. L In the second half


est's despairing attempt to


punch it wide. However, after surviving


wualised soon after with a s angho tile lead when he


debutant, Ronnie Deane slot­ eqted the ball home and


Lcored the next goal. With pangho’s defence caught nap­ bing. a floated centre was meautifully headed home to Take the score 3-2.


eeper but over the bar, s It was Darwen who


ell-placed penalty kick. LHe was unlucky not to give khot past the advancing goal­


d he Langho team became wisorganised and the defence poas too often caught out of b sition. A long range shot aeat Ward, hit tho. crossbar


off the goalkeeper's hands. t The fifth goal came after split wide open and a lobbed


hhot was placed over Ward’s ead.Langho's team: Ward; Hil­


nd rebounded into the net she home defence had been


ton P., Best, J. A.; (Hague, O’Donnell, Noone; Jump, Booth, Miller, Deane, Haworth.


CHANCES MISSED Pleckgatc Athletic 1, Ribchesfer 1 Rochester had plenty of chances to win their away


game against Pleckgate Athletic on Saturday, but they squandered their opportunities and had to be content with a 1-1 draw.


d In the first half Ribchester aid not play well as a team t nd, although they created the chances, they missed


flected the ball into the goal. CPleckgate equalised when


hem all. scoHalft-time came with no


t re, but after the interval, ghe 'visitors' forwards were muilty of some atrocious


isses until Molyneaux de­ ill. Barton J., Waimsley.


sliprenshaw allowed a shot to K through his hands, and hoendall slammed the ball


Reserves maintain their winning form


C l i t h e r o e Reserves


F onday: ICI ‘B’ v Primrose: sorden Club ‘A’ v Calder­ stones ‘A’. Tuesday, Caider- Rtones ‘B’ v Low Moor Club; Tibblesdale Wanderers ‘B’ v


rinity ‘A’. blDivision ‘B’: Monday: Rib­


t esdale Wanderers ‘C’ v Ven­ Cure S c o u ts . Wednesday: Yhatburn ‘A’ v Catholic Touth Club ‘A’. Thursday. Prinity ’B' v Bowkers; St.


CCI ‘B’ ......... 6 2 0 Rald'rstoncs ’B' 3 1 1 Tibb. Wand. ‘B’ 4 1 0 Prinity ‘A’ ------4 1 0


Cald’rstones ‘A ’6 5 1 Low Moor Club 5 4 0 I Forden Club ‘A’ 5 0 4


hatburu ‘B’.DIVISION ‘A’ P W D


rimrose ........... 5 0 0


Trinity ‘B’ . .6 5 1 Forden Club ‘B’ 6 5 0


DIVISION ‘B’ P W D


St. Paul’s ’C’ .. 5 4 0 Ohatburn *A’ .. 5 4 0 Cath. YC ‘A’.. 6 3 0 Ribb. Wand. ‘C’ 5 2 0 Venture Scouts 5 1 2 BICI ’A’ ...........4 1 0


aul's ‘C’ v ICI ‘A’. CRest week: Catholic Youth


Club ‘B\ Forden Club ‘B’ and


L P 0 11 1 8 1 8 4 4 L P 0 11 1 10 1


Cowkers ...........3 0 1 haitbum “B’ .. 5 0 0


r Although they had several iegular team members miss­


maintained their recent im­ provement by beating, away from home, a strong Blackpool Co-operative side by 2-0 on Saturday.


dng, the Reserves buckled


well and fully deserved their victor}’.The home team's players were much bigger and t heavier than the Clitheroe


own to their task extremely


weam, the average age of a hich is only 18, but, hard f s they tried, they could not vorce a way through the firm


me. s Ribchester's team: Cron- •


Bhaw G.; Houston, Heaton; s arton P„ Pitt. Knight; Cren­


ghaw T., Molyneaux, Fother- ’: I


sin die second game of the eason.Greenbank, who arc placed


fifth, one point behind Clith­ teree, were fortunate to meet


Bhe Reserves when the Shaw s ridge side had two men mis­ ting. m fact, Clitheroe played ohroughout the game with


lail and Cunliffe, came in the wast 20 minutes of the game, a hich was played under potrocious conditions with m ols of water and mud


isitors’ defence. t Both goals, scored by Nut-


Raworth, Bell: Mann, michards, Nuttall; Hinks-


aking ball control difficult. HClitheroe's team; Burch;


iifan J., Hinksman D., Cun- Gave a home fixture against


fe, Sagar, Bradley. h Tomorrow the Reserves s reenbank Celtic. This table will


hould be a very exciting game, as Clitheroe, who are now fourth in the


' ound 3: Springfields 2. LEAGUE TABLEP W D L Pt.


Longridgc United 1; Walmer Bridge 2, Penwortham Hill Rovers 3.


Mechanics Reserves 3. RLancashire Junior Cup:


3, B la c k p o o l


be all out to avenge the 0-7 defeat inflicted by Greenbank


Whittingham . 11 5 3 3 13 Walmer B’ge 9 5 2 2 12 B’pool Co-op 10 5 1 4 11 B.A.C.Warton 13 3 4 6 10 Thornton C. 12 2 5 5 9 B’pool Mchs R 11 1 4 6 C Lytfaam L. R. 10 2 1 7 5 Britislh Rail . 13 1 2 10 4 Lytham Cor. . 9 1 1 7 3


Flakefieet Ath. 14 11 3 0 25 Longridge Un. 9 9 0 0 18 S’th Shore R. 13 7 2 4 16 CUtheroe Res. 13 6 2 5 14 Greenbank C. 12 5 3 4 13


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nly nine men. L Saturday’s results: West


2:ancashire League Division C Blackpool Co-operative 0, f litheroe Reserves 2; Flake- tleet Athletic 3, B.A.C. War- 4on 0; South Shore Rangers Cleveleys. British Rail 0; Thornton


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