Clitheroc Advertiser and Times, October 10, 1860 15 C Y C L IN G
Harry wins chief
award The racing season came /
to an end on Sunday, and apart from the ‘anti gravity’ experts who hold sway for the next month, racing activities during the winter arc confined to
•25' on Brock saw three of our members competing, with Keith Weightman com ing out best Clarion rider in 1—3—25. Christopher Nightingale
cycle-cross. The North Lancs T.T.A.
First away point, GaUasher LEADERS ARE UNDER Lakeland was J 1
butmore punch needed still
With the return of John
Kirk. Clitheroc gained their first away point of
Lytham was certainly wel come. but there could have been several goals had the forwards of both sides been a little more careful. How the ball failed to go in
the season on Saturday. The goalless d raw a t
Lytham. 0, Clitheroe 0; Nelson 7, Wigan Athletic Reserves 2; Radcliile Borough 5. Danven 2; St. Helens 7. Prescot Town 1.
the net' during some goal mouth scrambles was remark able. but each time the defence managed to clear. Clitheroe had one setback in
returned in 1—5—58, a good pointer to better times next year, and Stephen Nightin gale surprised even himself
by recording a personal best of 1—11—58. At about the same time in
the morning, riding on a course between Hutton and Burscough, Brian Nightin gale attained a personal best of l—9—19 in the ‘Joe Brooke Memorial 25' promo ted by the Merseyside Vets. Group.
Statuette
minutes, he also clearly headed the handicap list. The main, prize, an imposing silver statuette for the fast est on standard was awarded to another North Lancs Clarion rider, 58-year-old Harry Aspden of Langho, who recorded 1—6—2. The prize for the fastest
With an allowance of 10
Round: Fleetwood 3, Nether- field 0; Formby 1, Horwich 2: Lancaster 3, Milnthorpe Cor inthians 0; Mossley 0. Rossen- dale 0: New Brighton 1. Kirkby Town 2.
P.A. Cup Second Qualifying LANCS COMBINATION p W D LPs
the first half when Colin Wil liamson was taken to hospital for a precautionary X-ray after receiving a nasty knock on his right shin.
Authority
did not reap any reward, the defence, with John Kirk stamping his authority on the game from right half, kept a clean sheet for the first time
the net in the last four league games, and their chances on Saturday stemmed, for the most part, from mistakes by Lytham. While the forward line still
Clitheroe have failed to find
Radcliffe Bor. 9 9 0 0 18 Prcstwich Hcys 11 8 2 1 18 Bacup Bor. .. 12 8 2 2 18 Kirkby Town 10 .7 2 1 16 Burscough .. 10 6 4 0 16
Rossendale .. 10 7 1 2 15 Lancaster .. 10 7 1 2 15 Chorley — 11 7 1 3 15 St. Helens .. . 10 6 1 3 13 B’pool Mechs. 10 5 1 4 11 Dukinfieid
suspended and fined
Clitheroc will be- with
out top scorer Sean Gal lagher for tomorrow’s home game against Ley- land Motors. He has been suspended for .14 days and fined £5 by the: football Association following his dismissal in 'the F.A. Cup
game against Fleetwood. ” This blow should be soft ened a l it t l e , however, because Wayne Harvie is expected to make his first league appearance,of the sea-,
son. - ■
have not made a very good start, and the two clubs arc level on five points. Motors have only won one
Leyland, l ik e Clitheroe, : - ■ .
match and with John Kirk and Harvie back in the' Clitheroe team,; the visitors should be kept to this rec ord providing nothing ■ goes drastically wrong.’ : Last season Leyland took
dition, undulating in places and with patches of sand in the goalmouth and elsewhere, i On the whole, Clitheroe gave a satisfactory display, but more punch is needed.
team on standard went to the Clayton Velo pair; Jack Spencer and Pete Richard son, whose combined ages total 99 years. Looking back over the year
we can now review the times put up by Clarion racing
members. . Keith Weightman had one
event, but his fastest ride at 25 miles was a t Catterick when he returned in 1—0—5. At 50 miles his best time was 2—13—28 and in the evening 10 on Copster, his time was 25—15. Riding in local club events he won the Settle race
in 1—27—25. . Fastest
was the fastest Clitheroe rider at 10 miles with a ride of 24—54. His fastest 50 was in the Nelson Wheelers event on Brock, a time of 2—18—35, although he won the Clitheroe 50 in 2—25—1. Showing a great improve
Chrf.stopher Nightingale .
win with a ride of 1—6—3 in the Withington Wheelers ,
Irritating
or two of the Clitheroe for wards constantly take the ball back a couple of steps instead of heading straight lor goal. This tactic is sometimes
It was irritating to see one
the early1 attacking, It was Clitheroe who nearly took the lead when, from a comer kick from Williamson, Samways charged the goalkeeper, and Bainbridge had . to clear off the line. Nightingale went close for
day, a quick through ball could have paid dividends. Though Lytham did most of
this season. The pitch was in poor con
Prescot Town .. 9 3 1 5 7 Formby __ 9 2 2 5 6 Danven ......... 10 2 2 6 6 Lytham ......... 11 2 2 7 6 Wigan A. Res. 12 1 3 8 5 Leyland — 11 1 3 7 5 Clitheroe — 12 2 1 9 5 Nelson ......... 7 1 0 6 2 Wigan Rovers 10 0 1 9 1
. .12 3 2 7 8 Blackburn Combination
DEFENCE WAS OVERWORKED
necessary when opponents are quick to tackle, but on Satur
If ever a team was presented with two easy points it WADDINGTON 1, HOGHTON 3.
was Hoghton on their first visit to Twitter Lane, Wad- dington, for Saturday’s game in the Blackburn Combina tion Division I programme.
Lytham before Mullen almost scored for Clitheroe. Eyles crossed from the right and Mullen; rising above the home defence, headed goalwards. only to see the ball hit the bar and bounce down into
Poole’s hands. Burch had to receive
ment over the year, Stephen Nightingale, who, during the' season represented his school in 'the'- -G.H.S. National Schoolboy Championship 10, ' attained a best time, of 27— 18 on Copster." ; His.25 time on Sunday o f :
ster C.C. event. - ■ Young Brian Whaites rode
recovered and did well to turn a fierce shot from - Denning round the post.
. Scrappy
l _ l l _58 was an- improve- . ment of four '■ minutes; and • • his best time at 50 miles was the 2—30—7 In the Lanca
in a 10 at Longrldge. when he put in a time of 29—29 and won 1st handicap prize. John McPhee returned a time of 31—9 in the same event.
Lancs Veterans Gro u p , Brian Nightingale, found his times improving as the season ended. While 26—52 at 10 miles was still 11 min utes slower than .his best, las t. Sunday’s 1—9—19 repre sented an 11-second improve ment , on a time set when only 19 years old. His best 50 miles was the
A new recruit to the North -
hope to catch the interest of some of the younger boys in Clitheroe who may be able to do even better. These days the emphasis seems to be more on racing
2—24—45 in the Nelson Wheelers event on Brock. In giving these times I
Eyles missed badly in front of goal after Coppock had headed down ’ Mullen’s left wing centre, and , minutes later Poole was forced to make a good' diving save to stop a shot from Coppock. Play began to get scrappy
Early in the second half.
treatment after saving at the feet of Lamb, but he soon
has had a reputation for ■being one of the best in the Combination, but even their six hard-working members could do nothing to stem the tide which started through the lack of punch and power in front. Waddington’s f o r wa r ds
The Waddington defence,
Harrison, but it bounced out to the centre forward, who pushed it into the net. Brockhall: Harrison; Par
kinson, Devine; Jeffrey, Gilli- brand, Simpson; Hilton, Nel son, Ross, Leeming, Bolton. Substitute: Eccles.
old Waddington have still to field an originally selected team. Keith Hargreaves was the latest lastjminute casu alty and his place was taken
again had no bite and hardly any ideas as to how to beat a strong defence. With the season five games
eroe full back. Terry Sumner, at centre half, and he was given s e v c l* a 1 anxious moments by the enthusiastic
by Behan. Hoghton had former C’.ith-
approach of Behan,, who never stopped trying. The first 15 minutes be
longed to Waddington, and Gainer in the Hoghton goal
made several fine saves, in cluding a particularly good
one from Dust. With their very first shot.
with many passes going astray, and the game gradu ally deteriorated in entertain ment value, although there was a little excitment minutes from time when Chesworth shot narrowly over the bar. Teams: Lytham: Pool e :
Hoghton took the lead. All- man lost the ball in midfield and Hurst was allowed to find Rennison with a square ball, and the centre forward netted from close range, Waddington continued to attack, but could not force a
Cobb, Bainbridge: Denning, Roper Walton: Nightingale, Eddleston, Lamb, Ellis, Bell ringer. Substitute: O’Reilly. Clitheroe: Burch: Ches
Easy for Langho
LANGHO 4. RIBCHESTER RESERVES 0.
Langho gained -a com
fortable 4—0 win over Ribchester Reserves in •their Division 2 game on
lead through Booth, from a chipped pass by Holloday, Langho took things easy for a while and allowed Ribches ter to take the upper hand. Fortunately th e defence
Saturday. After gaining an early
three points off Clitheroe, drawing 1-1 at Shaw Bridge and winning 2-1 at home, but Clitheroe gained their rev enge with a fine 5-2 away win in the Lancashire Junior
clubs have scored eight goals in the league, but Clitheroe. who have played a game extra have conceded nine more goals.
Cup. So far this season, both
STRONG PRESSURE Though White Lions -head the Clitheroc Amateur
League with maximum points from four games, they arc being strongly challenged by Calderstones and Chatburn, who also have 100 per cent records with a game in hand.
ged as the league’s top scor ers so far, v.'.th 26 goals in three r'.ines 11 of them com
• The hospital side has emer- % % n » - iT - i - t - i m y
ing from centre forward Hay- thornthwaite. The Calderstones leader,
day.
! The top match of the day was between White Lions and Chipping, last season’s league runners-up and champions
respectively. It resulted in a 3-2 win for the home side. Grindleton, conceded a
total of 25 goals in their first two games, lost .‘only 3-1 at home to Chatburn on Satur day, despite the-handicap of having only 10 men.
RESULTS
Low Moor Club 2, Wadding ton Reserves 3: Grindleton I, Chatburn 3; White Lions 3, Chipping 2: Hurst Green 2, Trinity 3; Bowkers 1, King’s Arms 2. Tomorrow's fixtures: Lea
Calderstones 7, St. Paul's 0;
gue: Trinity v Grindleton; Billington v Low Moor Club;
St. Paul's v Waddington Reserves. Lancashire Junior Shield:
AMATEUR LEAGUE
who hit six against Grindlc- ton last week followed this up by scoring another four against St. Paul’s on Satur
pushed it back to Lund, who
mer Ciitheroe Re se rv es player was outstanding for Waddington, while Warden was the star of the Low Moor side. Teams; Low Moor Club: _
scored from 15 yards. Frank Richards, the for
Hammond; Humphrey^ Ire-' land; Swarsbrick, Warden, Buchanan; Bibby, . Pilking- ton, Johnson, Lawson, Brad ley. Substitute: Pinch. Waddington Reserves: Wil
liams; Jones Rigby, Wild, Richards F., Swales; Loft house. Cook, Lund. Bradley W., Titterington. Substitute: Webster.
Lions lay
a bogey WHITE LIONS 3. CHIPPING 2.
White Lions v Cherry Tree Old Boys; Calderstones v Cross Axes (Great Harwood); Hoghton v Bowkers; Pleck- gate Athletic v King's Arms.
White Lions......... 4 4 0 0 8 Calderstones
AMATEUR LEAGUE PWDLF
Chatburn ............ 33 006 Chipping — . . . . 320 1 4 Hurst Green ..... 4 2 0 2 4 King’s Arms . . . . . . 4 2 0 2 4 Billington . . . . . . . . 3 0 2 1 2 Bowkers ........ 210 1 2 Trinity ................ 31022 Waddington Res. . . 2 1 0 1 2 Low Moor Club .. 4 0 1 3 1 St. Paul's _______ 4 0 13 1 Grindleton
.... 3 3 0 0 6 ..... 3 0 0 3 0 Penalties
told Bowkers 4, King’s Arms 2, Two second half penal
ties proved to be the turn ing point in Bowkers’ game against King’s_Arms on Saturday. The visitors had taken a
game, with Bowkers playing
kers ahead. I t was a ratherscrappy
2—1 half-time lead, but the two spot-kicks, both con. verted by CcLean, put Bow
stood firm and Langho still looked the more likely to score. After the interval they
worth. Williamson: Kirk, Cal- ver. Gallagher; Eyles, Bar nett, Samways, Coppock Mul len. Substitute: Haworth. ■ Referee: Mr. A. Hughes. Liverpool.
Results
than on touring, but it will be to the latter that we turn our wheels during the winter
months until we are ready fo r
next April. Some of the most inter
the new racing season
esting runs come in the last months of the year and ■ on Sunday we have one of them. At 9-15 a.m. the club will leave Clitheroe to cross Long Preston Moors. . . ■ Led by Christopher Night
ingale, tlie crossing of rough moorland involves a certain amount of walking and carrying — ideal training for the budding . cyclo-cross rider. Meals will be at Bell Busk and Stainforth.
Reserves
crushed Clitheroe
r e s e r v e s
crashed to their third suc cessive heavy defeat on Saturday, when: they; lost'
.7—1 at - home; to Green-. bank Celtic.
of the selected team turned up. forcing several last- minute changes
to.be made. Pour goals in ' arrears at
elow strength. Only seven
half-time, the Reserves never had a look in, apart from when-Fothergill scored thoir solitary goal from a pass
from. Maubeck. > - - * Haworth ■ and. u Ashworth
were the oustanding players., but' McGuire in- goal;- made. several costly ■
McCarthy:.';? Haworth,-; Ash- , worth? fothergill; ’ -Mann.-:
Team: McGuire;, Deacin,
away"to Padlham, the West Lancashire League Division
2 leaders. . - ■ ] mistakes. , / ,
Maubeck, Gaynor, Cardwell.:: 1 Tomorrow the Reserves are _
b Once again they were well ' -
Bacup Borough 2, Blackpool Mechanics 1; Chorley 4, Wigan Rovers 0; Leyland Mo to r s 0, Dukinfieid 0;
Lancashire Combination:
Brighter outlook
for club Clitheroc Castle Bowl
ing Club will continue to compete in Great Har wood and District Bowling
League. This was decided at an extraordinary general mcet-
: ing in ' the Town Hall on Fri day evening. There was -a large and enthusiastic atten
dance. At the first general meeting
'a couple of weeks ago, there was only a small turn-up and ' i t was announced that if • there was no more Interest
forthcoming, the club would have to disband.
1 -Mr; George Kermeen, team captain, said of Friday's meeting; -“If the enthusiasm is maintained the prospects look bright for a very happy
ner. : Officers elected were: Mr.
lead after half-time rvhen Eccles E. scored from a penalty. Hurst added a third in the 80th minute. Three minutes from time,
wav through. Hoghton increased their
Yates scored a consolation goal for Waddington. Dust. Simpson and Behan
were outstanding for Wad- dington, and Sumner and Gainer for Hoghton. Teams: Waddington; How-
den: Marsden, Be n s o n ; Robinson, Barott, Simpson: Yates, Allman, Behan, Dust,
Dinsdale. Hoghton: Gainer; Berry,
Holmes; Eccles R., Sumner, Morton; Bolton, Hurst. Ren nison, Eccles E.. Houghton.
Brockhall
on top Brockhall 2,
Edgar Piokoring 1. Before Brockhail’s home
game with Edgar Picker ing on Saturday, the two teams had exactly the same divisions record- three wins from three games, and the same goal ratio of 14—4.
ing the first half by settling down faster and gaining , command in midfield. Although they we r e
Brockhall took control dur .
dominating play, the home - side could only gain a 1—0 interval lead, the goal being scored by Bolton from a cen- : . tre by
Ross.Some slackness, in the hos pital side allowed th e . visi tors to come back into the;; game after half-time, but their forwards failed to trouble a strong defence, in which Devine and Jeffrey were outstanding.
season.” Among those at the meet
ing were Mr. T. IRishton, president, and Coun. R. Tur
T. Punchard, chairman; Mr. j. Lofthouse, general secre tary: Mr.. L. Edwards, trea surer; • Mr. G.- Kermeen, team, captain; and' Mr. R. Holt,’ secretary for the handicap committee.-
; .
lead when . Hilton’ centred : from the right, and the goal- ; keeper, positioned badly by . the near post, allowed the - ball to go through his hands to Simpson, who chested it
Brockhall Increased the .
home.Five minutes from time Pickering’s pulled one goal : back when a corner kick was. ■ only cleared’ to-the edgei of
the area, and the right half sent in a fierce drive. The ball was tipped on to the bar by
i come a good side in the very near future.
well below their usual stan dard. King’s Anns combined well together during the first half and showed enough skill' after the interval to suggest that they could be-
gradually broke down the visitors’ defence, and. Jump added two more goals, from passes by Booth and Hollo day, after Booth had opened the second half scoring. Langho: Ward; Wharton,
Walmsle.v, O’Donnell, Noonc, Haworth: Booth, Jump, Best, Holloday.
Carter
signs In an attempt to put
more bite into the attack, Waddington have signed Peter Carter from Gisburn, now in the Craven Premier
■ entertain Griffin Celtic to morrow will be chosen from: Howden, Marsden,' Benson, Simpson, Barrott, Robinson, Yates, Allman, Behan, Dust, Dinsdale, Cook.,
NETBALL
away with the leadership of Clitheroe and District Net- ball League last week,'When they gained a maximum'six points from three games, although they played only tWO''-1
Whalley continued' to walk
, and Smarties United, but the third match, against Calder stones. was cancelled by the hospital side, giving Whalley... two points by default. ,- o < ,'.i Results: / * Billington / ; 10,
They defeuted . Billington ■ ~ ....
. club 2; Whalley TO, Smarties. - United 6.
Smarties'-Utd: ‘17 13 ” 3J27 ' T’tex Toppers--20-11- O' 9 22
Whalley .. „„
Billington . . 16 9 2 5 20 Ladybirds . • ’15;: 9"i-2\*4;20*. Calderstones • 16J'8 ’1 7 17’ Paper Dolls .. 17 7 3 7 16 Road-Runners -17— 6—0-11 12 ■
Trinity Y.C... 13 3 2 8 8 Trutex Tigers 17 1 0 16 2
Gisburn for a couple of seasons is expected to make his debut for. Waddington in. the Blackburn- Combination Division I away fixture against Walpurmur tomorrow week.Waddington’s team to
League. Carter, who has been with
First win Low Moor Club 2,
Waddington Bo5, 3. Waddington ’ Reserves
gained their, first win of the season on Saturday
. when they defeated Low Moor Club by the odd . goal in five.
'. Tlie match, however, could quite; easily have gone the ether way; Waddington fre
quently missed easy chances through trying to walk the ball into the net. The. first half produced no
ing,1 scoring.
. 'Lund; the visitors’ : centre forward was the only player, to take a chance, but his fine s h o t
saved by Hammond. In the 55th minute, Wad
Whalley 17: Tr'utex‘.Tigers'7, , Trutex Toppers 15; .Smarties : United 10, Trutex-.Tigers; 5;, Billington 16,'Trinity:,Youth :
TABLE P W D L P” .20.18,. 1...1.37
-.cm
heir’“‘shortcomings, wh e n : Low 1 Moor's ; outsideright, •
tdington. paid tlie price for
■; Bibby, scored with a six-yard •shot"that-Williams could not / hold. '■ ’
' pleted a fine five-man move, consisting of -Rigby,; Swales,,
The equaliser; came 10 mm- utes later ’.when Cook com-
'Titterlrigton and Bradley. Lowl-Moor took- the.lead
again after 75 minutes; Pilk- ednverting’a ' penalty,
but Waddington drew level 1 i fori a second time when Lund.
'netted'off Cook’s pass." ( With only, two minutes .to
■ -wa s magnificently ,
the • lead, and, after Smith had equalised, Ward, scored a second for them. A second half hat-trick by
Linford gave the visitors
McLean, however, put paid to the visitors’ hopes, and gave Bowkers a comfortable 4—2 win.. The home side brought on Choyce in place of Rigg, even though the inside forward was having a good game. Outstanding for Bowkers
first-ever victory over Chipping on Saturday by
White Lions gained their
brisk pace with Briggs shoot ing just wide for Lions, and Duncanson hitting the cross bar for Chipping. White Lions opened their
the odd goal in live. The game opened at a
Social Club receive trophy
As first winners of a new
trophy for the annual knock - out competition
held by the Ribblc Valley Amateur Cricket League, Clitheroe Social Club , re ceived the award at the League’s annual bulTct dance and prize presenta tion at the Social Club on
man. of the Social Club, and a vice-president and former chairman of, the league, pre sented the other awards as follows: League champions, Coal
Friday. Mr. W. O. Russell, chair
choice for anniversary run
There was a good turnout when the East Lancashire
to Sawley and went on to Bolton-by-Bowland, F o r e s t ■ Becks and Wtgglesworth ; to Cross Streets where we joined the main road. At Crooklands we made for Milnthorpe and : joined the heavier traffic from the motorway.
morning as we took the, road
was made at Gilpins Bridge where we met members from the Preston District." <
A short halt for a snack " Lovely
Clough: runners-up. Barrow- ford: knock-out runners-up, Clarion: Sportsmanship Cup, Blackburn Deaf; batting prize. Ken Hirst of Barrow- ford with 309 runs: bowling prize, Paul Brown. Clitheroe Social Club with 39 wickets: and to the two knock-out final umpires. Mr. H. Edmundson and Mr. -T. E.
Morley. Music was provided by the
resident band. Mr. R. Jones, of Great Harwood, was the entertainer
Need is a
account after 35 minutes when Seedail scored from a Brigg’s cross. Soon after-, wards, Rhodes had a great chance to equalise, but shot straight at O’Neill from six yards.
the game, and just before half-time the referee had to speak to several players. Within 15 minutes of the
Some “needle” crept into
second half gone, Lions in creased their lead. Preedy put Foulker away on the
secretary Clitheroe and District
secretary, explained: “Vincent Parker was secretary last season, but he has emigrated
. Mr. Barrie Parker, fixtures
Table Tennis Association, whose season starts on Monday, is without a per manent ■ secretary.
left with a long throw-in, and the centre forward ran on well before slipping the ball to Briggs, whose shot beat Atkinson’s despairing
for the visitors when he col lected a rebound off O’Neill and planted it home, 10 min utes later. Atkinson did well to turn -
dive. Rhodes reduced the arrears
cleared to Preedy. who scored with a great overhead kick. Chipping piled on the pres
sure in the last 10 minutes, and Squires beat O’Neill with a fierce header to make the final score 3-2. All the White Lions play
Procter. Teams: White Lions:
to Canada. We asked, at the association’s annual meeting if anyone was interested in taking over, but no one
offered and so I have had to do two jobs so far.” He added, "We could really
a McLean drive for a corner, and from the resulting kick. . the' ball was only partially
gue Mr. Parker said that the favourites for the honours are, Forden Club, Calder- stoncs and St. Paul’s “A’ although league -newcomers,
Of the 13 teams in the lea ?
do with a young man taking over as secretary and to hold the position for several years.’’
l From'here to Bowness is a
approaching the Lake Dis trict. I t is also well-known for the growing of damsons. The Kendal damsons sold in the local shops a re : mostly grown in the Lyth Valley. They must have been very
ovely stretch of country
branch of the Reliant Owners’ Club held its first anni versary run on Sunday, with the Lake District as the venue. I t was a lovely autumn :
There were many sketches by Ruskin of various parts of the world. There was also an interest
ing collection of old coins and another of ores, quartz and rocks. Wo chose to So down the
: in view all the time. : , At Greenodd we again emerged on to the main road and met much homeward
east side of Coniston Water and although, the road was very narrow we had the lake
bound traffic. ; Quieter
: the main road at Haversham we took a quieter route to avoid Milnthorpe. From Crooklands we re
After tea wo continued to Levens Bridge and leaving
plentiful this year because there were several wayside stalls and some women mem- hers, with an eye to making jam, bought a lot. At Bowness,1 we parked our
traced , our route through Clapham, Settle and so to Clitheroe. I t was generally
agreed that our first anniver
cars and had a break for a meal. After ‘ a pleasant walk ! round we moved off' past
Adelaide Hill and went down to
Troutbeck.Bridge .until wo came alongside"1 Windermere
again. At Skelwith! Bridge we tur ■
ned on to the Coniston road with - a view towards Colwith Bridge and , the , Langdale Valley.
Halt
halted for an hour or so. We noted the memorial in mem ory of Donald Campbell in the centre of the village. I t is built of Lakeland stone but not ornate. Some of us "'visited the
Reaching Coniston; we
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W 177 CHORLEY ROAD, T. FOWLER
strong team. The league comprises Rib
Trutex, could have quite , a
blesdale Wanderers ‘A’ and ■B’, Forden Club, Calder stones, Venture Scouts, Trin ity “A” and “B,”, Chatburn, St. Paul’s Primrose, Pendle
ers did well, while the best Chipping player was . J.
O’Neill; Geelan, Potter; Grime. Chatburn. Preedy; McLean Woodworth. Foul ker. Briggs, Seedail, Substi tute; Waterhouse. Chipping:
Cookson, Freeman R.: Dun- canson. ’ Mercer Rhodes, Squires, Marchaht.
Blczard. Rich; Procter J., Atkin so n;
Four for leader
were J. Atkinson and Mc Lean, and for King's Arms, Bishop, Aspin and Ward. Teams: Bowkers: Greenall: Riley, Evans; Smith, Scott,
Calderstones 7, St. Paul's 0 Calderstones strength
ened their leadership by defeating St. Paul’s by
Brown; Atkinson J-. Rigg, Atkinson F„ Aspinwall, Mc Lean. Substitute: Choyce. King's Arms: Foster; Har
greaves, Aspin: Parsons. Sims. Dewhurst: Linford, Bishop, Catlow, Ward, Rob inson. Substitute: Hartley.
lar triumph for Calderstones’ centre forward, Haythorn- thwaite, who brought his scoring tally for the first
seven clear goals. The match' was a particu
three games to 11. St. Paul’s kicked off and
played throughout the first 45 minutes with a man short. • To their credit, however,
the visitors never, gave up trving and played good foot ball, but had it not been for Adcroft in goal,; and Dearden at centre half, the score against them; would have
Mill and Trutex. Next week’s fixtures: Wed-
nesday—St. Paul’s “A” v. Ribblesdale Wanderers B ; Ribblesdale Wanderers ‘A V.' Chatburn; Venture Scouts v. Trinity “B“; Thursday— St. Paul’s “C” v. Pendle Mill; Trinity "A” v. Forden Club; Friday: Calderstones v. Prim
rose. Rest week—Trutex.
West Lancs League
shire League division 2: B.A.C. Warton 2, Lytham Land Registry 3; Blacqpool Mechanics Reserves 6, South
Results in the West Lanca
Shore 0; British Rail , 6, Lytham Corinthians 2; Clith eroc Reserves 1. Greenbank Celtic’7; Danven Reserves 1, Padiham 3; Haslingden . 1, Lytham YMCA 0; Ribchester 6. Whittingham 0; Thornton Clevelcys 11, Rawtenstall 0: Wigan Technical’ College 6, Evening Post Greyhounds 1.
DIVISION 2
Padiham . . . . Wigan Tech.
been much greater. Haythornthwaite scored in
the 12th, 17bh and 38th minute, and Calderstones’
, Haythornthwaite made it 1
other first half goal was added by Hazzach after 30 minutes.
goals and although Wadding- ton did: most of the attack
,',they never looked like
’defender-for- the seventh. ; Outstanding for the home side were Haythornthwaite
5—0 after 60 minutes, N. Duck worth scored the sixth a few '-minutes later and then a shot from Smith was deflected in to the St. Paul’s net by a
-and Shuttlewortli. ■ . The ., referee,. Mr. A. N. : iLearmont, earned praise for
i* Teams: Calderstones: -Lee; -Woodworth, Hardman; Aus- ter, Wild, Shuttlewortli;- Hoi-, den, Smith, Haythornthwaite,: Hazzach, - ■ Duckworth.: Sub-
istitute: Scott. l St.' Paul’s: Adcroft; Price,
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■ Whist:' Women’s , '1 „ •• Missc “A";\ri2)'i,v,;Billmgton A ; Waterhouse; '2, Mrs. Taylor. (lG)Vsocial plub. A. • sor.) ’Men’s; 1, "Mrs/ 'Chamley; 2/:; :v: * -Pendleton/
Association' organised a whist Thursday, are as follows, and domino drive in Whalley on: Calderstones’ (28) .w^Wadd- Friday,-when the winners were: ington' A
: Whist drive i Clitheroe '■
•Mrs.-Ormisloh. beat Hammond to a ball and Chctham. - Divisional' Liberal*' matches'.'.'^which'( start on cnarourn club,(23)-v. Police-(21) , Com
-go,"-everything- seemed to -------------------- ------------------- ------ ,v - British-' point to a draw, but Bradley (Competition winner ,was Mis._ dingtan> ® (27) v. British
!2D°Sten°ley * S p ^ d t ^ M u ' — - 5 . Eddleston.
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.v.Chatburn .JiB ”„,( 17) ;.JVa d- TSK
Legion ,(-0). B” (17) i-Billington “B”- (28):
AUTHORISED £ ‘SERVICE1.?,
it 'his handling of the game. ‘
Ribchester .. Haslingden v.
B’bp’l M. Re. Danven Res. Thornton Cle. -9 Grecnb’k Cel. 9 Brit. Rail L’th’m YMCA: Post < Greyh’ds Rawtenstall . Lytham L. R. Clith. Res. .. BAC Warton Lytham Cor. South Shore Whittingh’m
Season starts
Back'; markers in- the-
Clements; Hester, Dearden.v Greenup; Pollard, Hudson,. iHolder, Baskerville, Jackson..
.Clitheroe and District Snooker League arc once
Club<‘A’-.will• attempt,to give 28 joints t<j last iyear’s bottom '-eiuti,?-Btoin(#toh:« "B”. •'
The handicaps , and (Playing from-scratch Social;
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New Sets supplied lo order
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sary run had been a great success. The next run is on October
19—to Rivington Pike. Meet at Darwen 'Street Bridge, Blackburn, at 11 a.m.-Lunch will be at Rivington Barn,.,,.
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