' ¥ , ^ 'l ' >' ri/tfj .Wil’'. S/V, '■-*■ ‘
-<v'r
Clithcroc Advertiser
L tHEROE SIGHS ‘FAST RAIDING WINGER’ Bid to bolster team spirit
GRANADA ■
• News; 2-10; World of 5; Results Roundup;
Time for Blackburn; News; 5-50; Voyage to
lews; 10-10: The Satur’ Special; 11-10: The V Squad; 11-45: Good-
ottom of the Sea; 6-45- on Saturday; 7-30: Thu red Dress; 9: Hold On the Dave Clark Five-
. ‘
li\w a)' l-K'W pk‘>cl1
i It- | Ln,icd ia Chorlc)
inl-ncc ...
(jdlk'roe Football Club, ihc look-out for have signed
0aUj Bradshaw, a young „ccr wlho has
> had with ex-
-nid Skclmcrsdale ^
Horwich, Lancashire
l C^ i-'l'r v ° lwlio is described B‘ r "• ,-udine winger, was
ring and the Motorist; All The Best From
s; 9-45: In Your Garden; : Daily Service: 10-30: ; My Palm With Silver: Olympic Choice;
: 8-15: From Our Own spondent: 8-45: Today's ■s; 8-50: Animals are not e; 9: News. The Weekly World; A Choice of Paper
Outlook; 7-55: Weatiier Programme News; 8:
12:
y; 12-55: Weather and ramme News: 1: News. 5: The Ken Dodd Show: Afternoon Theatre: 3:
I-
• 3 '0 .11-VC made his i r, ■ clithcroc in the «.v-iv game at Kirkb.v ' .1:1 Saturday, but
(roubles prevented
*“hfW play>n8- . “u wi- expected to plaj
'awav game at Prescot night when the
game for Clitheroe
team was trying to regain some of its shattered confi dence following two league
and cup defeats. Clithcroe started off the
on Saturday, should point to
season on the right note with a 1-0 home victory against Barrow Reserves, always a hard team to beat, but then seemed to go to pieces in their next game when they were beaten 0-1 at home to Lancaster In the Combin
better days ahead, as he is a strong and skilful striker — Just the kind of player Clltheroe have lacked for
some time. At the time of writing the
team faces one away game followed by three matches at Shaw Bridge. Last night, the first of the
ation Cup. Saturday's defeat did noth
ing to Inspire the team to greater tilings and, if any thing. it helped to demoralise the players who had shown such confidence in the first
game.The singing of Bernard Wallbank. wno made his debut against Kirkby Town
free day tomorrow, but they have managed to re-arrange
a fixture with Formby Town, which has been brought for
ward from March 1. The teams will kick-off at Shaw
Bridge at 3 p.m. There are two hard games
four games, the team played at Prescot, where it has had considerable success in pre vious vears. Clitheroc have won tlielv last three games at Prescot by 1-0. 1-0 and 4-2. and, in fact, have won five and drawn one of the last seven meetings between the
two
clubs.As they were knocked out of the Combination Cup, Clltheroe should have had a
Older stones I POOR DEFENCE — -force to I ‘P LA Y ER S UNSURE
file News; 6: News and 0 Newsreel; 6-30: Sports on: 7: Twenty-Questions; Henry Wood Promen-
■ Of My Life: 10-55: ten Our Darkness: 11-10: c At Night; 11-42: Wea- and News.
;end Woman's Hour: 4: national Concert Hall; Weather and Pro
Concert: 8-30: Saturday t Theatre: 9-58: Wea- 10: News; 10-10: The
reckon with C a l d c r s i o n c s . who
tinished near the foot of ll)C Clilheroc Amateur league table last season,
could very well be a force I0 be reckoned with this
season as they have had ■wo convincing victories in pre-scason friendlies, the latest one being a 5-1 win at home to County Ath letic. a Blackburn Com-
hinaiion side. in the last match, tvhich
:00k place at the weekend, CaMerstones got off to a uri-'lit start when Holden •ave them the lead with a
g Places; 2: All Our Yes- ys; 2-30: Football; 3-25:
Morning Service; 12-15: GRANADA
hoirs on Sunday; 7-25: lie Young Men: 9: Frost unday: 10: News; 10-10: Amusement Only; 11-10: Auction Game; 11-40: [night.
ly Dangerous; 5: Nice : 5-30: Tickertape: 6: : 6-15: Heyday Theatre; The Rain on the Leaves;
OF THEMSELVES’ Clithcroe's defeat at Kirkby Town on Saturday was
ably summed up by team manager. Mr. John Procter, when he said, “We have come to rely upon our defence as our strong point, but they let us down badly in this
very unsure of themselves". Mr Proctor added. “Chris Sims had a poor game and the first four goals came through lack of confidence on the part of young John Schofield in the goals".
game. ‘•The players seemed very,
"5 vaid shot after 15 mmutes. Though the Calderstones
forward line was causing con siderable danger to the County drisnee. the visitors’ lorward
’ine w also bus>, and tnes deservedly equalised minutes
before half-time through their ,tones 5 0ught€0
This mov
the players realised that they were below form and were very eager to make amends in future games.
He said, however, that all
Bi'itcliffe. to replace Smith, anti Holder '
pnasubsstimu. moved to the
righl '""we .seemed to do the restored the
homo ride'flead shortly after ■
Samites later, the same nlavcr added a third to put Caidcrstones in a strong posi-
ho restart, and then two of the Week.
10: Sunday Listening 12-25: Sounds Familiar:
: Weather and Pro file News; 1: The World Weekend; 2: Pick of the h: 2-30: Effie in Venice; The Changing Past; 4: ouch; 4-15: Country Par ent: 4-45: Down Your ; 5-30: Sunday Sport: W e a t h e r and Pro
lis Sellick; 9-58: Weather; Jews; 10-10: Lord Moran: : The Epilogue; 10-59: ther; 11: News; 11-2: c at Night.
>s; 6-10: Letter from rica: 6-25: The Critics; lbert’s Great Hall; 7-55: t's Good Cause Appeal; ubject for Sunday; 8-30: Ordeal of Richard Feve- 9: Cvril Smith and
file News. News including Cricket
iiv Desimone and Holden and 01V v some fine goalkeeping by Fonder kept the score to
Further goals wore scored
‘‘'wild and Holden were out- lUUKling for the Calderstones aide, which has vet to enter- tain Chatbum and Wadding- ton in friendlies before the start of the new season. Trams: Calderstones: Fitz
patrick A.: Grunshaw. Bibby. Holder. Auster. Fitzpatrick
BrUcliffc.
Burt. Yates; Wrigley. Dutfield. R lrr. HaTker. Harris. Holden. Pearson. Clarke. Substitute.
County Athletic: Fcnd.r. _
MReferee: Mr. C. H. White- tide.
Cl i'k 18. B Pollard c Hooley l) Raw-son 10. M. McMimi b
Horn IPS ED!
iie philips New n d Picture
ew 23in. in zebrano
ncluding m icnt of !gs
g channels. Foo Until B o o ts
PUMA ADIDAS and
GEORGE BEST
Prices from
Boys 23/H to 59/lt Mens 39/11 to 178/6
UMBRO FOOTBALL OUTFITS
Large discount for team orders
and
Burnley Bel. 61, Clitheroe 65-1 I Burnley Bel.: K. Gaynor b
Ribblesdalc Junior League Division 1
R1 wson 0 J. Downey b Raw- to r n s. Newtcn lbw b Raw- t.mi 1 J. Skelly run out 2. B. Dr u ms e Tomlinson b Clark 8 S Lavin lbw b Clark 0, M.
D: Smith. Holden. Wild. Speak. Desimone. Substitute.
been a little unsettled when they arrived at the Kirkby ground, for their coach had broken down about a mile from the park following a small explosion underneath the vehicle, which sent water and steam cascading over the passenger in the front
The players could have
seat.The players arrived at the ground only five minutes be- fore the scheduled kick-off
time.
hand in the early stages, but it was, Kirkby who took the lead after 18 minutes when Brown, their coloured centre
Clitheroe held the upper . ,, __
forward netted. The same player added to Clitheroes misfortunes when he made it 2—0 six minutes later follow ing a good centre by Clegg. The Clitheroe team could
themselves to be an above- average team by any means, but they had just caught Clitheroe when the visitors usually steadfast defence was having an off-day.
Kirkby had not proved
Of Wallbank. Mr. Procter said afterwards. "Bernard
■
played very strongly. I was very pleased with his per formance."
b He mentioned too Uiat ,. . oth Mel Widdup and David
Wilson played well in the for wards, although Wilson re vived a lot of unnecessary
P“ ertatato' Clitbcroe will have to show more fight and determination if they s re ■hots a high placing in the Combination this season as thev will he up against many
^ U ^ w l n d ^ e t , ^ -
Coates; Hurley. McDeirttt, Caton. King, Gewge. Cles=- Brookfield. Brown Kildare.
^Clitheroe: Schofield; Hol Lancashire
not get any rhythm into their plav and as a result were almost ineffective against the. uncompromising Kirkby def-
OTByrShnlf-time Kirkby were leading 3 -0 and never looked like losing their lead They
added two more goals alter the interval, while Malco m Robinson pulled one back for
Clitheroe. It seems surprising, bv. . s
often happens in Clitheroe had about 70 per
cent of the play m half, and yet were three goals
in arrears when the whistle went.
Difficult race
over 16o miles The race from Mangots-
Jrwr lbw b Aspinwall 9. G- Downev b Aspinwall 0. A. HOI- d.rn not out 4. extras 9. total
61 Bowling: G. Tomlinson 3 - 0 10—
- 4; G. Clark 7.4—2—15—3, 0; G- Rawson 9—
R Aspinwall 1—0—4—2. c'.uhcroe- A. Turpin not r Aspmwall c Lavm
b ilokicn 16. G. Clark c Dow
Holden 5—1—13—2; ^ nor 4—0—21—0; B. Bearing
-0: S. Lavin 2—1—1}. O 1--0- 6—0. _______
ney h Holden 6, R. no; out 13. extras 5. total fo-2. Bowline: J. Downey 3 -0 -0
field, a distance of 165 .miles, turned out to be a very difficult one for the voung birds belonging to members of the Clitheroe Homing Society, as the birds were fighting a strong wind and sometimes poor
visibility. sem toD birT to the race:
j g * U r 4 < £ w ^ l b f r aatod i f jMO and the first ones
arrived home at 4.48. the » - S i s being fairly scattered
aURetnits- V. Aidcrson (91008)^ ‘ W.
S
43);
K.Croft J89L54MT «64.™
Addison (864.17); B greaves (857.52); Son (857.16): (865.22)
Frankland
m i l* Addison (864.661: RLavin (864.55); Jones and
Har-
Scott and F. Nutter
den. Kirk. Sims. Holt. Wid- dup Williamson: Robinson,
Wallbank. Baron, Wilson Saturday’s results in the
Barrow Reserves 1. Blackpool Mechanics 1; Formby Town 4 Darwen 1: Great Harwood
°?m^!n“tS , t
3. Bacup Borough 0; Kirkbj Town 5. Clitheroe 1; Marine 2 Prestwich Hcsys 1. DuWn I field 4. Nelson 1: Rossendale 1 Radcliffe Borough 0. St.
Helens 6. Lytham St. Annes T t S U Athletic Reserves i Burscough 4. Wi„an Rovers 6 Leyland Motorr 0. Lancaster 0, Prescot Town 1.^ Monday: Bacup Borough -.
Reserves 1. Formby Town 0, Dukinfield 0. Burseougt l l .
Leyland Motors 1: Barrow
St. Helens 1. Great Harwood 1- Wigan Athletic Reserves 5' Nelson 0.
Clitheroe in
close finish Everything points to a
very close finish in the Great Harwood Bowling League championship rase, as Clitheroe Cricket Club
are only six points behind the leaders, Blackburn Alli ance. who were beaten by Whalley last week. Results; Clitheroe Oastle
for Clitheroe players next week as they will be all out for their revenge when they face Lancaster on Wednesday, and then will have a tough game at home to Rossendale
f i s h i n g
PLENTY OF SPORT IN SEA ANGLING
An enjoyable day was
had recently by a party of local anglers who went sea- fishing from a boat off Conway in North Wales.
near the foot of the Lanca shire Combination for several
United on Saturday. Rossendale, who have been
vears, have signed a number 'of new players and, follow ing a 1-0 home victory over RadcUffe Borough on Satur day. arc still undefeated this
season.
travel for a day’s fishing, but when one considers the good catches that can come as a result. It is well worth the effort.
This is quite a distance to
took a tope weighing 34 lbs.. which was displayed at Mr. jack Hall’s fish shop in Well- gate for several days. He also had two skate of 18 and 17
Mick Hodges, of Clitheroe, pounds.
took a skate of eight pounds. Mackerel were so plentiful
Gordon Dean of Rlmlngton
that it was not long before the deck of the boat was
Clitlieroe player wins championship
In the Town Champion
ship played at Wilpshire Golf Club on Saturday. F. Walker of Clitheroe Golf Club, won the handicap prize with a nett score ol 67. and in addition had the distinction of holing in
one at the 15th hole. The championship, for the
“Blackburn Times Cup”, was won by I. B. Thompson, of Wilpshire, for the second year in succession, with a gross score of 72 after a card play off with I. Clewes of Pleasing-
ton.
best four nett scores from any club were won by the home club. Wilpshire. This is the first time that
The team prizes for tne „
the Clitheroe Club along with Blackburn. Darwen. Pleasing- ton and Wilpshire. have com peted, and next year the championship will be held at
Clitheroe.
all the fishing gear and bait was 30 shillings per trip, which lasts about eight hours. Two or three hours are
covered with them. The cost for the boat plus
taken sailing to the mark, which, in the case of the Clitheroe party, was eight
miles out.Anyone considering having a trip to fish from a boat from one of the more popular resorts must book well in
advance.After the rise of the river level early last week, trout fishing is much proved and the appears to have
NORTHERN T R Y TO EMULATE EA R B Y ’S ‘DOUBLE’
Last year Earby did the ‘double’ by being Ribbles-
dale League champions and Ramsbottom Cup winners, and this year Blackburn Northern seem certain to emulate
the Yorkshire side’s feat. Northern need only two
points t« make sure of the league championship and they have Already won the Ramsbottom Cup when they had quite a comfortable vic tory over Earby in the final at pleckgate on Sunday.
the 'double’ last year have emerged as Northern’s chief challengers in this year s campaign, being beaten to the cup final and at present placed second in the league.
Ironically, Earby. who did
both Earby and Northern, as the two sides met twice, to a'league match at Earby on Saturday, and the cup final at Blackburn on Sunday. Nor thern proved the stronger ot the two. bv drawing on Satur- dav and then having a 10- wicket victory the following
Last weekend was vital for
day. Clitheroe seemed to ha-ve a
tough task in their league match at Padiham on Satur day when the home side declared at 189-1 but the Chatburn Road side passed the total with five wickets to
had the Hodder
sea im-
better run. One angler to whom I have
spoken, has taken six in an evening’s fishing with bubble
float and fly. A number of salmon were
really good run of migratory fish due to the lack of water. If the vain does not come within the next two weeks, the season will be almost closed with very few fish taken compared with other
caught in the Ribble while it was still running coloured. Many of these were small fish averaging 10 lbs. We still have not had a
seasons. Ken Varey.
spare. The other local sides did
not fare as well, and were all beaten. Rlbblesdale Wan derers fell at home to Bam- oldswick. Whalley were beaten hy Baxenden, and
AST TWO
INTER-LEAGUE GAMES
The Ribblesdalc Youth
League XI plays it last two inter-league games ol the season on Sunday and Sunday week when their opponents will be the Cen- tral Lancashire League Youth XI and the Derby shire and Cheshire Youth League XI respectively.
(Settle) 50 not out: J- Fetors
iWhalley' 50 not out. Bowling: M. Davidson
(Settle) 7-27; Dennett (Ear by) 7-46; R. K. Savage Baxen
den) 6-38: Gee (Great Har wood) 6-40; C. RelW 'Black- bum Northern) 6-4a; J, Rudd
Batting: j- Ready (Blackburn Northern) 38 not out. Bow ling; R- Walton tBlackbum
i Whalley) 5-50. Sunday: Ramsbottom Clip.
Northern) 5-22. Fixtures: Barnoldswiek
Settle- Baxenden v Earby', Blackburn Northern v Padi ham' Clitheroe v Rolls Royee;
Gr^tHanv^dvBibblesdac Wanderers; Read v Whailej.
LEAGUE TABLE Blackburn N.
Earby — Settle — Padiham
Read ......... Ot. Harwood
Whalley Clitheroc
Ribb. Wand. Bamoldswick Baxenden . • Rolls Royce..
Head were thrashed at Settle. Results: Earby 94-R Black-
p W D Ij P 19 12 4 3 52 19 8 9 2 41
19 7 9 3 37 19 7 6 6 34 19 7 6 6 34 19 6 7 6 31 19 5 8 6 28 19 5 8 6 28 19 4 10 5 26
take place at Lucas Sports Club Ground at Reedley. near Burnley, the wickets being pitched at 2-30 p.m.. and the last game of tlic sea^cn vul be at Old Trafford. Man chester. tile wickets also being pitched at 2-30 p.m.
Thp game on Sunday will
games will be: G. Danes le a p t a in . Clithcroe). P. Atkinson (Padiham). J Cul- I show (Baxenden). J. Derby shire (Padiham). D. Edmund-
The team for the two
son (Great Harwood'. J. Haworth rOswaldtwistte Im
manuel). G. Hindto (What ley) F Newby (Read i. D.
Pollard (Read). S. Sharp (Osivaldtw'istlc Immanuel). r . Wigglesworth (wicket
keeper. Clitheroe i Reserves to travel: J. Dav
ie. (Baxenden) and K. Hol den (Blackburn Northern.)
Old Trafford will be chosen from the 13 named players
The team for the game at
with the addition of C Watd (wicket-keeper Gre atHa .-
wood) and P. Benson (Black burn Northern).
19 3 10 6 22 19 4 6 9 22 19 2 5 12 13
Ribblesdale Wanterers 165^ Q^dieton'“had a cricket teaml - ” — ibo-i - Rolls- f its own. but last neex a
bum Northern 12o; Padiham 189-1 dec.. CJUtheroe 190-o;
68: Whalley den 150-5.
Barnoldswick 166-7 Royce 92. Great Harwood (,eam
Performances Batting: CoUs
(Clitheroe) 112 not out; R Stevenson (Padiham) 1H not out- P. Lambert' (Settle) 81 not out; D. PUkington (Barn oldswick) 73 not out'.J.DUck-
worth (Baxenden) 64. M. Cox
9M; Settle 183-6 dec. Read with Neoteclinic Eng. 68: Whalley 145-8 dec., Baxen- cufcheyoe and the villages
meet again before the end ofl the season and the ^lndleton team is also hoping to awange several matches for next sea|
The teams are hoping , son.
The weekend’s matches in close-up Five wicket defeat for Whalley
JL Y Vy n Whalley, who were with
out the services of skipper Geoff Ireland, Gordon Top- ham and Peter Doman for Saturday's home game against Baxenden, had their former skipper, Gor don Ainsworth back in
useful 14, he was not able to prevent Whalley crumbling to a five-wicket defeat.
their side. Though Ainsworth made a
Any side which has its opening batsman'skipper and
fastest scorer plus two bow lers missing, is weakened con siderably, and Whalley "as no exception.
the batting side, totting an unbeaten 50. while Jim Hudd took all five Baxenden wickets
Jim Peters did a fine job on .
for 50 runs. At one time Rudd h&d
figures of 2 for 40 but t ien he took three wickets for 10 .runs. He also nearly did ttv. liat-trick,’ for he had Due- worth and Ormerod out. with
had lest Neil Duckworth. Alec Anderson and David Bleazard by the time .5 runs had been scored.
Whalley batted first but
havoc tilth the Whalley bats men, and, alter taking the first three wickets, went oh to dismiss both Gordon Ains worth and Mick Gorton with
R. K. Savage was playing
the score at 54. Tom Parkinson joined with
Jim Peters and their partner
ship was worth 45 to Whallej before Parkinson was caught by Ormerod off Jack Soutn-
worbh for 23. Jim Rudd fell 14 inns later but Richard Wilkinson and
Peters put on anothrt 3° fc the eighth wicket before Wil kinson was caught by Cren
shaw off Savage for 17. Young John Threlfall then
came out to join Fetomaml they took Whalley to 14o at which score the innings a as
dCBaxenden. who struggled
successive deliveries but R- K. Savage prevented l™i from recording the feat on the third ball.
near the foot of the table for S a while at the begta- of the season, soon
showed that they were going to stand no nonsense from Whalley, and their opening
pair put on 45 before they were separated when S. Knowles was caught by Q°r* ton off Rudd for 18. •The runs came steadily tor Baxenden. whose second
.. , -__w._ Wilkmsc
wicket fell at 71. and by t time they were within 22 of Whalley’s total, only one
more wicket, that of J. Duckworth who had scored
64. had fallen. Jim Rudd took his fourth
wicket of the match before Baxenden had added to their
score but when the fifth wicket fell, the visitors wwe within nine runs of 'drtorj- and these they knocked off without further loss.
WHALLEY
A. Anderson c Farnsworth b Savage ......................
N. Duckworth lbw b Sav- Dj . _____
1 ..................... 16
Peters not out ......... 5< Bleazard b Savage .. G. Ainsworth c cronshaw
M. Gorton c Humphrey T.b Savage .................... .
J Rudd st Cronshaw b Jack southworth —
Parkinson c Ormerod b Jack southworth ..
Devastating Cole Df® out It appears unfortunate
113, salesbury M.C. 92, Oswaldtwistle Conservatives
114 Clitheroe Crleket Club 86; Whatley 99, ------ ----- Alliance 92. League table:
p. W. L. Ps.
Blackburn Alii. 15 11 4101 Clitheroe CC .. 15 U 4 95 Ribblesdale A .. 14 8 6 87 Oswaldtwistle C. 14 9 5 82 Clitheroe Castle IS 8 1 Calderstones SC 15 Whaliey ............ J4 Lowerfold P. •• Salesbury MC . 15
fourteen po in t victory OVER
____ „Jy"’
294-280. castle veterans
15
R. Holt r . Nutter . ..
ADIDAS FOOTBALLS Jim ww^r TRACK SUITS
P. Hudson . • W Marsland j . Wallbank W. Stratton T. Wignall .. c. Wright .. G. Taylor .. W Edwards
„ , . . c , Mrs. Wright .
w Wilkinson ................ “
H.Uawson
GYM PUMPS from 5/11 Tel. 22822-1
OLEY’
LANE.Tel. 22822. Tel.
R. TURNER & SON
82-86 LOWERGATE CLITHEROE. Telephone 3867
■ Jack Whitaker • . H. Bowker .........
A. Shore ............ j . Sherliker — Mrs. Grimshaw
j . swales ....... H. Knowles •••
j. Taylor.......... j . Grimshaw .. •
294 • r - 13
-rhA ra s tle Veterans bowling team had a 14-point 0 « . P- 1 ««"• ^
GREEN PARK
F. Wilson ...................... J. Cooper ...................... j . Gorton ...................... “
T. Devine ...................... „ W. Holden ...................... W. Lancaster................... “
H. Halstead ................... i: p. O'Malley ................... “ A. Hughes ...................... “
j. Sliaw .......................... J! r . Whalley ................... f: A. Haworth ................... ;
J. Sharp .......................... W. Walsh ...................... *;
H. Oates ......................... W. Holden . . .. .*•••” ••■ A. Dprbyshire.
W. King .......................... p. Riley .......... w. Aspen
S. Cotten.......................... 1 E. Baldwin........................
....... •••••• 280
E. CronShaw ................... 1 C. Tyler ............... . . .. . .
J j Wickets fell like ninepins Settle's gr ou nd at
Marshfield, with its mag nificent scenery, is usually very attractive, but on Saturday, with the sky very overcast. Read did not feel much like enjoy ing the amenities as they were .beaten by four
wickets and 115 f(to®‘ Settle were put toto bat
and Read were feeling pleased with themselves When three wickets were captured at a cost of only
hEventually Lambert started
K the ball with tremen dous force and his 1 un-rate
quickened considerably. Cox also reached his 50, helped by some poor fielding and
• clough , was soon dismissed and it was not long before Grainger was also sent back to the pavilion. Davidson bowled very well todeed, taking all but three of the Head Wlokets. for only 27
Opening for Read, Fair- , -runs.
j . Agar b Duerden .... 5 j . Ridgway c Fairclough
SETTLE
b Seddon ................... s p. cook lbw b Seddon ..
0 \
p. Lambert not out . . . . B. Oliver c Grainger b
bowling and this gave Settle the .opportunity to declare at 183—6 after batting for 165 minutes.
E.Wilkinson ..................
M. Cox not out ............ Extras ...............
K. Foster st Green 0 Wilkinson ................
Mitchell c Sumner b Wilkinson .• • ■ • • • •• • ■ •
81 24 15
R. Goodwray c Harrison b Davidson ........ • • • • • •
E.
Seddon 0 Agar b David F son ...................
e'. Sumner lbw b David son
p. Grainger b 'Foster .. D. Marshall c Foster b Davidson .......... ,■••••
. Skinner lbw b Foster ..........................
_2; D. Duerden 8—3—32—1, I. Wilkinson 11-2—6—72—3, R. Goodway 5—1—18—0.
W. P. Fairclough b MFoster ................;•••"■
READ
. Grainger c Harrison _ b Davidson ................ !
Total <6 wkts. dec.) 183 Bowling; Seddon U—1—56
I. Wilkinson b Davidson D. Duerden c Ridgway b
E. 'Green not out ......... J I Extras ................
DavidSon ................... 12 Total 41-3. .1...............
■ Bowling: M. Davidson 9.4 I __3—27—7; K. Foster 9—1— I
GREEN PARK 6“ ”8
Blackburn I as
that Clitheroe have decided not to re-sign professional. Brian Cole, for next season, he is hitting top form
at the moment, and on Saturday, with a score ot 112 not out. he was the day’s top scorer for the second week in succession.
6 9 66 | 7 7 63 5 10 57 2 13 35
vious iveek, was in a devasta ting mood on Saturday and the Padiham bowlers could do nothing against tne masterly strokes the Clltheroe professional played. Batting throughout the
Cole who hit 96 the pre ttheir most optinnstic L— ^ . .
h am ’s to ta l , but overtake i t they did. and w i th five wic
thinking th a t C l i th e r o e cmfid not possibly overtake Pad
ers could be forgiven for
ket t iM t o a m opening pair. Roger Devon and Bob Steven put on 81 to 67 minutes
uuhotAVGr the olitheroe before the partner^ip was
broken by Alan EtoJist'’e; who had Devon caught b>
Fletcher for 32- . h CUtheroe bowlers were
aving an exasperating time
9 2 n in £ t S t e v e n so n , a n d t i y a a they m ig h t , t h e y could n o t
dislodge h im fr om t h e j r e a ^ . He b a t te d su p e r b ly a n d w i th M G r e e n h a lg h , p u t o n 108
Clitheroe innings Coles score, which included 24 boundaries, was the majoi factor in what can be de scribed as a brilliant win foi
b e fo r e th e in n in g s was d e c la r ed fo r the loss of one
"^Stevenson had been at the wicket throughout the inn
the Chatburn Road side. Padiham had batted fir-t
and declared at 189—1 "’toe11 included a fine innings of 111 not out by their opening bats man R. E. Stevenson. Even
ings and his l i t included 17 boundaries. Greenhalgh, who
total being six. > 14 23
Grindleton form a team
team was formed for a match) some years since!
„
were the eventual winners by| 86 runs to 66.
ends on
Saturday
r . Wilkinson c Cronshaw b Savage...................... 1 ‘
j . ThrelfaH not out ■ • • • ® Extras .......................... lu
—38—6; J. Duckworth 9—2— 26-0; Jim southworth 3-0 16-0; Jack southworth 3-0
i—AO-O; R. K. Savage 14—2 -15-2. BAXENDEN
j R. Duckworth b Rudd S. Knowles c Gorton b
j Rudd ...............
. Haworth c Duckworth Gb Rudd ......................
R. ormerod c Bleazard b Rudd ............... ...
Extras
64 13
R. K. Savage c Duck worth b Rudd ............ “
. Farnsworth not out .. J ( 0
T. Humphrey not out — » 9
Total (5 wkts) ton 1—0—13—0.
STILL THE LARGEST SELECTION IN LANCASHIRE!
porters thought as their open ing batsmen walked to the
Whatever the Olitheroe sup
crease to start their innings they could have been excused
for feeling very exhilerated
R. Devon c Fletcher b Emtwistle
PADIHAM
r . E. Stevenson not out i l l M. Greenhalgh not out .. 4o
.................. “2 Extras
by the time the opening part nership was ended. for Cole and Graham Davies had put on 90 before Dalles was bowled by Whittle for 38. There appeared to be a
...................... 1
temporary collapse in t™ Clitheroe batting as three wickets fell for 33 runs, with Richard Read, Simon West- head and Jim Fletcher- being victims of Whittle. Green halgh and Eland respectively Cole was then partnered by
31—0: S. Westhead 9—0—39 —0; G. Elson 7—0—35—0: A. Entwistle 9—0—44—1: Cole 5 —0—33—0; J. Fletcher 2—0—
Total (1 wkt. dec.) 189 Bowling: R. McLean 5—0—
6—0. clitheroe
Cole not out .......... G. Davies b Whittle r. Read b Whittle......... 4 S. Westhead b Green
John Lewis, and 40 nuts wrere added before Lewis was
bowled by Eland for J . 'h ce The exuberant Cththeroe
side was now within rtriking distance of the Padiham total which, only a short whfie be
partnered Stevenson )W well, hit several boundanes off the Clitheroe .attack, his
ther loss.
fore, had looked so ,farn^ ' able, and Dole and Alan En- twistle took them past the Padiham score without fur
J. Fletcher c Atkinson b Eland .............
j. Lewis b Eland .........
........... 112 38
halgh .......... .............. 2
A. Entwistle not out — fj Extras
® 4
....................... |
_2; J. Eland 12.3—1—60—2; M. Greenhalgh 8—1—29 f>
p. Atklrscn 2—0—13—0.
Total (5 wkts) ... . 19° Bowling; Whittle 14—0 71
The new Meteor and Air Sporter from Stock. jo ^ h CMten Hommeriess Ejector, 26in. borreis.
BS.A. New Models, h Cotten Hamt
osepn v» Re-sleeved •
Browning u/o perfect ^............. Webley and Scott 20 bore D/B
^ . ,
.............. £450 ......
Hardy Bros, with new barrels by Ptenoy Remington 1100 (not fired 250 ctgs.)
... £H9 ^
Breda S/shot, V rib barrels ........................ ■- £95 Rreda S/shot, V rib barrels .....................
Browning 2 shot L/weight with p/choke............
20 bore, new ........................................£28 Bolt-action Stevens
Holland and Holland Churchill r ib .................
Webley and Scott 700, 30in. barrels ................ £ ^q Charles Lancaster b/l°ck s,elf25o0pe"ters
£,33 £108
Winchester 1400 ....... .................................. ” ... £95 D/B Greener 3in. empire .......... ...............
£g5 | 95
A Y.A. Yoemon Hammerless ............................. £75 No. 3 A.Y.A. Box Lock ..................................... £55
£47
£165 ^ 5
A. Y.A. u/o single trigger .................................... £65 B. S.A. international target rinc .
Browning 2 shot L/
_we.ght with p/choke .......... ^
B.SA Automatic Gasser, new ...............................£35
£95 each 150
57—0; M. Bibby 2—0—21—0, J. Rudd 16—1—50—5; M. Gor-
Bowling: J. Peters 18—2— GUNS
26 KING STREET, CLITHEROE TEL: 2681
E. NICHOLSON
Total (8 wkts dec.) ^145 | Bowling: R- Sharpies 12- I
Free Auto Toaster given with each Refrigerator purchased—value £6-12-6
Choose your new Refrigerator now and get a brand new Toaster FREE
Choose from Hotpoint, G.E.C. Trieiiy, Frigidairc
Cash or easy terms and get a new Toaster FREE. Only from;—
m
T W Ibbotson. the umpire, Mr J. Whiteside, and the scorer. C. Berryman of Read,
The team manager is Mr. .
and Times, Friday. August 30, 196S U reserves
IN FINE FORM
Cl ith ero e Reserves
started the 1968-69 season in fine form when they de feated Blackpool Co-op 2-1 at Shaw Bridge on Satur day, in what was their debut in the West Lanca shire League Second
Division. One might have expected
a reserve team's lacking in some of the finer
am o r football, such as m- trili^ent passing, good on and off the ball nmnlnttend
skilful moves, but the CUth croc Reserve side soon dis
m
proved this theory wi tha dis- Slav that made several of them very strong challengers
for first team places. Manv times during the „nme. spectators commented
favourably on the enthusiasm shown bv the players and
they went home fec“ tf .^ n d fled at seeing a skilful ana
“ shd?. to”1 toe home goal made several fine saves and ISto a very firm candidate tor the first team spot be
tween the sticks
hurtled through the • numerous occasions 0 foil
His six-foot three rramc
Lancashire League. Following a goal-less fl •
framc
T ib V:) i”
th<> visiting forwards, wno were obviously Intent. «J showing this ; d « m how things are in the west
half Pedder and Sagar
netted for CUt'hG"“ r, ' m Blackpool manAoCt l
squeeze on° goal m between- Blackpool's goal bon ever
M ■
had a certain amount of doubt about ft
HURRY! ASPDENS GREAT FRIDGE OFFER
HIS ijBS
■ •j
I
mt.v •f
J n
85, RIBBIETON UNE, PRESTON TEL. 5 6592
All Waterproof Clothing and Gun Accessories 111 stoclt DI S P L A Y ADVERTISING SELLS
- Ring CLITHEROE 2323 IHlUlUIIHIliniHIHlUBUVlUUBUlUUUHinUlUUUUllUUUllUl
/(, .-A. - j ;r It 1? ....______ .******1
Page 1 |
Page 2 |
Page 3 |
Page 4 |
Page 5 |
Page 6 |
Page 7 |
Page 8 |
Page 9 |
Page 10 |
Page 11 |
Page 12 |
Page 13 |
Page 14 |
Page 15 |
Page 16
