Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, Friday, April 25, 1969 13
Clitheroe hit by more injuries at
Clitheroe played their last away game of the season
yesterday week when they visited Blackpool Mechanics, and though they lost 1—2, the result was not a true reflec tion of the play.
Fielding a team which in
TWOGAMES IN TWO DAYS NEXT WEEK
jl| Clitheroe face two games in two days next
]|| week when they play Ley- land Motors on Tuesday and Nelson on Thursday. Both matches will take place at Shaw Bridge. Though they will be field
ing a .team with ' several reserves, Clitheroe should be able to gain full points from both matches. Clitheroe have met both
teams earlier this season. They travelled to Leyland twice, losing 1—2 in the league - match, but winning 5—2 in the Lancashire Junior Cup. When they-went to Nelson
in October, they managed to -force a 1—1 draw, when Wilf Holt scored from the penalty spot. Bernard Kay will probably
cluded four reserves, Clith eroe seemed to be in with a good chance of gaining at least a point when they were level 1—1 at the interval, but a goal 10 minutes from time ended all their hopes. It was a much brighter display by the Clitheroe
players. They showed 100 per cent, team spirit, with their hard grafting and keenness to work for the ball. They were hampered, how
ever, when Keith Reilly, who was having a fine debut at right half, was taken to hos pital during the first half, for stitches to be inserted into a deep cut above his eye. Another hard worker for Clitheroe, Larry Shaw, was also slowed down after re ceiving an injury to a tendon. It is unlikely that Shaw,
who finished the game limp ing heavily, will play again this season, and it is a fact that he will bo missed for his enthusiastic approach to his duties has been a feature of recent matches. The first half was very one
sided, with Clitheroe on the offensive for long periods. In fact, Burch, in the visitors’ goal, did not touch the ball for the first 15 minutes. All the Clitheroe forwards
be looking forward to the Leyland match, for it was in the cup clash there, that he hit a hat-trick, all his goals coming in a 10-minute spell. Bernard Wallbank hit the other two. one from the spot. Lining up against Clitheroe
had chances to give their side the lead, but each one shot wide or straight at the goal keeper. One of the best openings
on Thursday,
will.be former Shaw Bridge . goalkeeper-, young John Schofield, who was transferred to Nelson just before Christmas.’ Schofield had played, hi
fell to Wayne Harvie, who was making a return to the side following injury, when he was put through by Wall- bank, but he shot into the side-netting. Blackpool took the lead mid
eight league games for Clitheroe before he went to Nelson. He was displaced in goals by Mick O’Neil, after a ■bad spell which saw him let through six goals in two games. Altogether, he made 5G
appearances for Clitheroe, and missed only one league
game last season. Clitheroe’s record at home
to Nelson has not been a very convincing one since the war, and they lost the last two meetings at Shaw Bridge in 1965-66 and 1964-65 by 0—2 and 2—3 respectively. Their results at home to
Leyland have, however, been much different. Clitheroe
conceding a goal, and of the last eight meetings, Clitheroe have won sax and drawn one.
A GOOD WIN FOR
LANGHO Langho gained a good
5—1 away win over Scapa Dryers in the Blackburn Combination Second Divi sion on Wednesday week, when outside
r i g h t Haworth, scored all five
goals. Langtho took the lead when
Hrwu-th lobbed the ball over the goalkeeper and into the far corner of the net. They went further ahead before the interval when -Haworth headed home a ball from Cotton. In the second half Scapa
seemed to get back in ithe game a little, and Brinly headed in from a free kick, to
make the score 2—1. Miller, however, rounded
■the goalkeeper and set Haworth up to score his th’rd.. Haworth scored a fourth
du-’-ig a goalmouth scramble, an ' completed his nap-hand minutes from time. Langho team: Ward; Best
A.. Best J. A.; Clague, Moore, Russo: Haworth, Cotton, Miller, Jump, McMurray.
On Saturday, Higher. Wal ★
ton United started off much the stronger side , and it was only a matter- of time before they took the lead against Langho. The home side opened the
scoring when the ball ran loose from a ruck of players,
and the outside right had no difficulty in netting. Langho equalised just
before half-time, - however, when Haworth pushed the ball home in a goalmouth scramble. Higher Walton • had . the
edge in the second half, but Langho managed .to hold ■them off until the last’ 20 minutes when .they'tired and conceded two goals. Langho team: Ward; Best
A., Noone; Russo, Moore, Best J. A.; Haworth, Booth, Miller, Johnson, Jump.
The Division ‘A ’ cham
pionship of the Ribblesdale Table Tennis League has been won by Calderstones ‘A ’, who took both points in their last game against' Primrose by default. The runners-up position
has not yet' been decided, but the only challengers are Forden Club - ’A’ and Low Moor Club, who have to play each other twice.
' - Trinity ‘A’ and Primrose are both relegated, with the latter finding their form too
late to save them. The ‘B’ Division champions
STILL TIME TO ENTER ■ The closing dale for entries for the CJitherce Cricket
Club’s Knock-out Competition has been put back to allow more
teams.to enter, v , : > .
■
chairman and organiser - of the competition, , said "We have . not .had very many
Mr. W. Waddington,- the dub
entries bo far, but ,we. will, probably > have enough; to
make the competition a finan cial proposition. There is cer-.
tainly room for more clubs If they wish to compete.” •Mr.' Waddlngton said that the club had:reduced the area
Ifor the competition entries to : a .radius o f seven miles in- ! stead of eight ns last year. ! Heioddcd that: the,winners i of the last two competitions. ■ Burnley. Grammar School Old Boys,1 had not entered as yet.
Calderstones take title Table Tennis
, Ribblesdale Wanderers ‘C’ who have played more games than both the top teams, are still in with a faint chance of promotion. The league secretary has
have stl l not been confirmed but St. Paul’s ‘C’ and Trinity ‘B’ who have to play each other next week, are the firm favourites.
asked all teams with out. standing matches to attempt to play them as soon as possible, inc'uding the team knock-out.
DIVISION ‘A’ P N
Cald’rst’nos ‘A’ 21 16 Forden Club A 18 12 Low Moor C. 17 12 Cnld’st’n’s ‘B’ 18 6 R’bblesdale ‘B’ 20 6 I.C.I. ‘B’ . . . . 20 G Primrose ___ 21 4 Trinity ‘A’ . . 0 3
L P 1 36 2 28 3 26 5 19
1 13 13 1 13 13 3 14 11 2 14 8
! St. Paul’s .’C’ 17 13. 3.: 1 29 Trinity ’B’ ■.-.16,13
DIVISION ’B’ P W D L
: Ribblesdale ‘C’ 19 12 Forden Club‘B’ 19 10
Venture Scouts 19 8 Chatburn ‘A’ 19 ,. 7
\
-' ’ It was hoped to begin the - first matches as early in May as possible, depending on the .weather, he-added. ;
‘A” . . . . 17 0
’.oath. Y.C. ’A’ 19 6 Chatburn ‘B’ ■ 16 4
jBowkers . . . . . . 17 .2. Caith Y.C, ‘B’ 19 1
1 28 3 28 7 22 5 22; 9:17 710
2 11 14 1 11 ! 9 4 11 8 3 15' 5
have won their last three fix tures against them without
way through the first half when Roach, the centre for ward, took advantage of a misunderstanding between Burch and Williamson, and slotted the ball home. Clitheroe equalised just
before the interval with one of the best goals seen in a Clitheroe match for some time. The ball came over from
the right, and Wilson hit it on the volley with his left foot, and it streaked into the back of the net before the goalkeeper could move. Hie second half was a dif
ferent story, with Blackpool eventually getting the upper hand as several of the Clithe- eroe players tired. The home side scored the
Haworth, Procter; Reilly, Wil liamson, Burrows; Nuttall,
■winning goal 10 minutes from time when Roach shot past Burch from (he outside right position. Clitheroe team: Burch;
Shaw, Wallbank, Harvie Wil son. Substitute: Preedy.
A chance of
promotion Clitheroe Resc r v e s.
though they have played more games than their rivals, still have a faint chance of being promoted to the First Division of the
West Lancashire League. At the moment, they are
fourth, with 29 points from 24 games, while the second- placed dub has 31 points from 22 games. One of the reserves’ two
remaining games is against league - leaders, Longridge United, who have dropped only one point all season.
P. W. D. L. Ps.
Longridge Utd. 21 20 Flakefieet Ath. 22 14 Walmer Bd’g 20 14 Clitheroe Res. 24 14 Whittingham .. 21 11 Greenbank Cel 23 10 S. S. Rangers 23 11 B’pool Co-op .. 21 10 Thornton Cle. 23 7 B.A.C. Warton 23 7 B’pool M. Res. 22 4 British Rail .. 24 5 Lytham Cor. .. 23 5 Lytira-m L.R. 2 2
10 21
0 41 5 31 4 30 9 29 4 28 8 25 9 25
5 11 19 5 11 19 5 13 13 3 16 13 2 16 12 2 18 6
Clitheroe win Clitheroe Golf Club beat
Bacup Golf Club 5—2 in a County Handicap match • at Clitheroe on Tuesday week. In the second President's
Qualifying Round, the follow ing qualified: Miss D. Benson 95—16—79; Mrs. N. Storey 99—20—79 Mrs. M, Haworth, 108—28—80; and Mrs. B. Shaw, 102—18—84.
Members of the Chip
CHIPPING MAKE NO MISTAKE
David' Rhodes, Chipping's top scorer, hit another four goals in his side’s 9—2 romp against bottom-of-thc-
table, Grindleton, at home on Wednesday week. Chipping needed only one
point from the match to make sure of the championship, and they recorded a convincing win.
■ P. Freeman opened the
scoring for Chipping in the opening minutes, but the lead was short-lived as McKenzie equalised for Grindleton.
Chipping then scored four
more goals without reply be fore the interval, with Rhodes and Procter sharing them equally.
sixth goal soon after half- time, and then P. Freeman scored twice to make it 8—1 for Chipping.
Rhodes added his side’s Grindleton pulled one back
from the penalty spot after Cookson L had been penal ised, Rudgyard being the scorer. -
The final goal was scored,
predictably, by Rhodes. Teams: Chipping: Atkinson;
Freeman D., Rich; Freeman R., Cookson I., Blezard; Free man F„ Procter, Rhodes, Mer cer, Cookson R. Substitute: Marchant.
Grindleton; Wall; Cowell,
Bennett; Rudgyard, Barrie J on e s , Clayton; Bernard Jones, Hillary, Earl, Taylor, McKenzie.
Roth under
strength Both teams in Billing-
ton’s home game with Gis- burn on Saturday, were well below full strength due to injuries, and the visitors fielded regular goalkeeper, Malcolm Den
nett, at outside left. Billington won the toss and
elected to kick up the slope, but Gisbum scored first when Dennett netted after only a few minutes’ play. Woodworth added a second,
ping team which has won Hie Clitheroe and District Amateur League cham pionship: Back row, left to rigid:
Cookson I.»: Freeman P., Rhodes, Freeman D., Atkinson, Blcazard. Front row: Procter, Freeman R., Mercer, Cookson R., Rich.
Amateur League
WHITE LIONS CERTAIN RUNNERS-UP
Chipping, who did not
play on Saturday, are cham pions of th e Clitheroe Amateur League for the seventh time in 11 seasons, following their 9-2 home win over Grindleton on Wednes day week. White Lions, who had an
easy win away to Low Moor Club on the same night, arc now certain to finish as run
ners-up, and their last match will be a mere formality,
Bowkers lost more ground
on Saturday when they were beaten by the odd goal in five at Hurst Green, and this win put the village side into third place. Gisburn,
The replay will take place
at Barnoldswick on Tuesday evening. Last week's results: Wed
nesday: Trinity 5, st. Paul's 4; Low Moor Club o, White Lions 5; Chipping 9, Grindle ton 2, • Craven Cup semi-final (at
Barnoldswick), Gisburn 1, Waddington 1. Saturday; Billington 1, Gis burn 3; Hurst Green 3, Bow
kers 2. Next week's fixtures: Mon
day: Gisburn v Trinity; Grindleton v Chatburn.
LEAGUE.TABLE P. W. D. L, P.
l a s t season's
champions, who have been plagued with injuries all
season, went to Billington on Saturday, and defeated the home sire by 3-1. Gisburn managed to force
a 1-1 draw in the Craven Cup semi-final against Wadding- ton at Barnoldswick last week.
chipping _____ 20 16 4 0 36 White Lions.. 21 13
Hurst Green 20 13 Bowkers _____ 21 11 Calderstones 20 12
Trinity ........... 20 8 6
Chatburn Gisburn ...... Low Moor C. St. Paul's ___ Billington . . . Grindlton
6 2 32 1 2 27 4 6 26 2 G 26 2 10 18 3 9 15 3 7 15 3 13 13 5 11 13 2 14 10 3 15 5
Depleted team shows can still get results
Clitheroe gained their
first win in four games when they defeated Black pool Mechanics 3— 1 at home.on Saturday, but the ■ victory was more clear-cut than the score suggests.
Clitheroe had several chances to score, but as each one was • scorned, it began to look as if another goalless draw was inevitable. Then, however, Bernard '
During the first 15 minutes,
Kay struck and the Clitheroe forward line - began to move with some purpose, creating more opportunities than it had done in any of the prev- ous three games. , Blackpool held off at first,
but once Clitheroe showed they meant business, the visi tor’s defence cracked under the pressure and surrendered all initiative. , The result should do the
club a lot of good. After the shock sackings and suspen sion involving four players, Clitheroe needed to show the public that they could still get results even with a depleted team, and this game did just that. Stuart Burch kept his place
time, and it was a pity it could not have kept its score- sheet clean. Blackpool would not have scored had Burch not raced
’ out to the edge of his area and tripped Thompson, thus giving away a penalty. Though he dived the right way, Burch was beaten by Gleave’s spot-kick. Mention must be made of
it
pulled one back when Gleave scored from the spot after Burch had brought down: Thompson. Teams.—Clitheroe: Burch:
kick to Blackpool. After 71 minutes Blackpool
Haworth T., Procter; Haworth H., Williamson, Nuttall; Hol royd, Wallbank, Kay, Harvie, Wilson. Substitute: Reilly. Blackpool Mech.: Roach:
Bernard Wallbank. Playing m plimsolls instead of boots, he rode many tackles m one of his best games for some time. Though Clitheroe had con
trol of the game, it was Black pool who had the first chance when Masson had a shot blocked on the edge of the area by Burch. Minutes later Burch had to
receive treatment when he ' •fell heavily after colliding with Masson. After 17 minutes Clitheroe
took the lead when Wallbank raced through and pulled the ball back to Kay, who slammed it home. Wilson almost added a sec
I Saturday’s results
wich Heys 4; Barrow Reserves 2, Burscough 1; Clitheroe 3, Blackpool M e c h a n i c s l ; Formby 7, Lytham 0; Kirkby Town 1, St, Helens 1; Lan caster 0, Great Harwood 3; Nelson 1, Marine 4; Prescot Town 0, Darwen 1; Wigan Athletic Reserves 3, Rossen dale 4; Wigan Rovers 2, Duk- mfield 2. Monday: Wigan Athletic
Bacup Borough 0, Prest-
Reserves 5, Dukinfield 1;' Marine 3, Lytham: 0...
Holt, Connolly; Fella, Downs, Buchanan- Stewart, Thomp son. Masson. Gleave, Booth. Substitute;-Croston. Referee: Mr. A. Dickson, of Bamber Bridge.
ond moments later when he sent in a well-placed glancing header, but Roach dived full- length to save.
in goal, and Harry Haworth and John Nuttall were both drafted into the half back line. With those three, plus a
Fierce Nuttall missed badly in
new outside right in 23-year- old David Holroyd, signed from Cherry Tree Old Boys in the Blackburn Combina tion, the Clitheroe side had quite a different look about it. Bernard Kay celebrated his
return to the side after miss ing four games through injury, with two well-taken goals, while Nuttall crowned a spirited display with his first goal for the first team.
Tired
the ball lively, thus making play difficult, but the ball players in both teams, Wilson and Harvie for Clitheroe, and Thompson and' Gleave for Blackpool, managed to over
The ground was hard and
come this. Harvie was still a little
short of match-practice, and he tired a little towards the end, but it was amazing how much difference even a partly- fit Harvie made to the team. With a little steadier finish
ing Clitheroe could have doubled their score, for Wil son, Nuttall and Holroyd all missed easy chances. The defence looked steadier than it has done for some
Clitheroe’s next spell of pres sure when he sidefooted the ball yards over from close range Blackpool retaliated and
first Thompson had a fierce goal-bound shot blocked by a defender, and then Gleave was stopped in his tracks by Williamson. Roach had to move quickly
to foil Wilson, who had been put through by Wallbank
■ ond goal with a good long- range shot. Holroyd missed an easy
and then Kay got tlie ball in the Blackpool net a second time after 42 min utes, but the referee awar ded a free kick for hand ball. Minutes before half- time, Nuttall scored Clitheroe’s sec-
chance just after the interval when, after Kay’s first shot had been blocked, he side- footed over from six yards.
Lobbed Clitheroe went further
ahead after 65 minutes when Wallbank lobbed the ball over the retreating defender, and Kay beat Roach in a race for the ball, before turning it into the net. Wallbank had the ball in
Gt. Harwood . 38 31 5 2 67 Kirkby Town . 36 23 10' 3 56 Burscough .. 40 22 11 7 55 Lancaster .. 40 26 3 11 55. Pr’stwich Heys 37 22 7 8 51 Marine ......... 34 18 7 9 43 St. Helens .. 33 17 7 9 41 Rossendale .. 39 16 8 15 40 B’pool Mechs 38 14 10 14 38 Wigan Rvrs .. 37 16 0 15 38 Darwen ____ 35 14 Wigan Ath R 40 13 Radcliffe Bor 34 14 Clitheroe ____ 37 13 Formbv ............32 12 Nelson ......... 38 11 Prescot Town 34 10 Dukinfield .. 38 9 10 19 28 Barrow Res. . 39 9.10 20 28 Leyland Mtrs 36 9 6 21 24 Bacup Bor. . .3 7 5 3 29 13 Lytham . : . . . . 36 1 4 31 6
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the net two minutes later, but the referee awarded a free
SNOOKER LEAGUE Only three points now separate the two leading teams
in the Clitheroe and District Snooker League, and a close
finish is assured. - ■ ' The draw for tire individual championship resulted in D.
An easy
away win White Lions made their
and shortly after, a Billing ton defender put through his own goal when under pres sure. Billington r e d u c e d the
arrears after the interval when Simpson scored from a Whitehead free kick. The outstanding players in
the game were Carter and Sagar of Gisburn. Teams: Billington; Crutch-
ley; Scott, Duckworth; White- head. Wallbank, S w a in ; Threllfall, Simpson, Tomp kins, Ireland, Bolton. Gisburn: Robinson; Hud
son, Wilkes; Sagar, Carter, Nuttall; Aitkinson, Wood- worth, Kenny, Spooner, Den nett.
runners-up place secure in th e Clitheroe Amateur League last week, when, they had an easy 5—0 away win over Low Moor
Club. The game was very one
sided, and it came as some thing of a surprise when White Lions were only 1-0 in the lead at the interval with a goal from Caswell, who had beaten Bates to the ball. After the interval, the
visitors added four more goals through Kitchen and Briggs, who both scored twice. Teams.—Low Moor Club:
Bates; Pilkington, Johnson M.; Johnson I., Buchanan, Lawson; Dean, Humphreys, Taylor, Stoddart, Hitchen. Substitute: McCally. White Lions: O’Neill; Gee-
son reduced the arrears for Bowkers, and five minutes later Brown added a second from a comer. Despite heavy pressure by
Bowkers, Hurst Green man aged to hold out during the last five minutes and even found chance to set up a couple of attacks. The game was keen and
Niven being placed against B. Scott, and B. Jackson against N. Burgess.
The games will be played at the Social Club on Friday, " ■
with the final the following Friday. In the team Knock-out final, Waddington and Social Club
‘A’ will play a two-leg decider, the dates being Tuesday at Waddington and the following Tuesday at Clitheroe.
K. Broderick . . . . . . . . . . . . 94 J. Haworth ............. V. Broderick
well-cantrolled by referee, Mr. C. H. Whiteside. Teams. — H urs t Green:
Stephenson; Tones, Bailey; Young, Cross G., Eatough; Wilkinson, . Seed. Stratford, Greenhalgh, Bolton. Substi tute: Grindrod. Bowkers: Grccnall; Moon,
Evans; Smith, Scott, Raws- thorne; McLean, Aspimvall, Atkinson, Brown, Baskervillc.
Trinity fight
back Though they were 0—3
lan. Potter; Chatburn, Hem- insley, Waterhouse; Kitchen,
Caswell, Grime, Woodworth, Briggs. Substitute: Foulker. Referee: Mr. L. Farnsworth.
Defeat is
avenged Hurst Green avenged the
6—2 defeat inflicted " on them earlier in the season by Bowkers when: they defeated the works side
points, everything pointed to an exciting match, and the
3—2 at home on Saturday. With both teams eager for
spectators were not disappoin ted. Hurst Green played up the
slope ' with -a . slight breeze behind them in the first half,
but it was the visitors who made the first attacks. After five minutes Bowkers
were awarded a penalty for - hand-ball, but the spot-kick was blasted over the bar. Ten minutes later Hurst
Green made Bowkers pay dearly for that mistake when they took the lead. Wilkinson hit a terrific drive from the right of the
1 penalty area and though the shot was parried, the ball went back to him and this time he shot low and hard
into the net. Play continued from end to
end and Bowkers had a g o od ; effort disallowed for offside. Almost on half-time , Hurst
, Bowkers - forced several' corners in the . second, half
.
Green increased their. lead when Stratford scored.a good ■ opportunist goal.
• with success, .but. the next " i goal came-from Hurst Green - •; whenrStrntfordvscorcd • after,;; : 78 minutes.
■ ’)
down after the first 25 minutes, Trinity fought back in their home game against St. Paul’s on Wed nesday week, and scored five goals after the interval
to give them a 5—4 win. St. Paul’s opened well and
had Trinity on the defensive with three early goals through Nester, Pye and Czapowskl Trinity, thougli shocked,
fought hard, and held ' out until the interval despite los ing Brian Edmondson after 42 minutes and having to re shuffle their defence as Har- rop came on as substitute. The home side look . com
plete command, after half time and Smith soon pulled one goal back. .. i .-
Robert Peel converted a
Turnbull centre f o r th e . second, and Turnbull himself netted the equaliser. The' St. Paul's rearguard
B. Lee ............................... 58 T. Holden ................ . . . . 58 H. Hilton........................... 82 A. Fitzpatrick ......... . . . . 42 T. Warden ........................ 79 M. Starkie ................
Billington ‘A’ 13, Calderstones ‘B’ 3. ........... 77 J. Hindley ................
C. Britcliffc
......... ........... 54 S. Fitzpatrick ......... . . . . 78 444
H. W. Mayor .................... 59 B. Robinson ........... J. Horrocks— ................ 51 W. Cliffe .................. C. Graham ........................ 58 D. Fitzpatrick ................ 59
Calderstones ‘A’ 2, Billington ‘B’ 14.
G. Robinson ........... J. Swain ..................
W. Tiplady........................ 77 J. Wild...................... . . . . 52 493
J. Stevens ........................ 35 T. Swain .................. 330 Chatburn ‘A’ TO, Waddington ‘B’ 6. E. Horsfield ........... T. Walmslcy ..................
T. Fish ...................... . . . . 67 J. Behan......................... A. Clark ........ .......... . . . . 94 D. Wright ...................... T. Dugdale............... . . . . 44 M. Cox ........................... A. Middlebrough . . . . . . . 44 A. Wright ......................
380
Cross Keys 6, Social Club ‘B’ 10. . . . . . . 44 N. Burgess .............
........... 72 G. Blackburn.........
T. Williamson .. ........... 72 A. Hargreaves — ......... 54 ___ 63 E. Holden .............
D. Niven-'...;......... 351 Pendle Club 6, Conservatives 10. T. Howarth . . . . E. Tomlinson . . . . .
N. Windle -------- ............. 54 K. Allen ............. G. Kermeen . . . . ............. 43 W. Bray ............ . F. Hudson .........
G. Whittaker . . . . ......... '.. 75 J. Blackburn ....... 354 -
went to pieces and Peel roun ded Sims before slamming his side-into'the lead. Melvyn Edmondson stopped several good shots from the visitors’ : forwards,'and it was-,. Trinity who scored next when
' Haworth netted. Edmondson . was fin a 11 y , beaten by a fourth St. Paul’s -
: goal, right- on time ■ through- Pye. It was a thoroughly enjoy
. made control difficult at times.' Johnson and Pye were out-
able game for players, and spectators alike, although' the firm ground and lively ball
; standing for: st. Paul's. * / t For the Trinity team../M.
; Edmondson' gave a spirited - display in goal- despite being; injured, and though he could:.
'not kick the ball, lie handled extremely well..M. Halpin at
j To their, credit;,the ivisitors 1 hit back and beganvlto ;1use ; I long * forward npasses. ’ which:; I proved dangerous to the home •
i defence........ ........ ........ ...... .. In the 80th minute Atkin
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- ■ - Teams,.Trinity: .Edmondson . M.; Penman ;;E., : Edmondson i B.;„i Micklewright.iiH a l plnij | Pcnman*-J.;.-A in s-w or th, ! Howarth, Peel, R , - Smith,' ’ Tmmbull.” Substitute: -Harrop. - St. 'Paul’s; Adcroft; ' Her- ! greaves, Wright;. Nester, Sims;* Cooke;
..Pye,Jolmson,Czapow- ski, Greenup,.Driver. ■
: centre half, also,had, a very good g a m e . ; r r :
<5hatbum /B’ ; ..
Billington ‘A’ ............. Chatburn ‘A’ .-........... Waddington > 'A' - . . . . Pendleton
. . . .
Social: Club. IB’..:. . . . . Social Club ‘A’ . . . . . .
Conservatives, tv. •. .. Calderstones*'‘A1 Pendle Club .’ . . , . Billington .‘B’/ . -;-. Cross Keys viv..1. . . . . Waddington' .‘B’ ; t.;) .. Calderstones.,’ B’
Police ij,;-?:. - Police 6, Pendleton 10. G. Titley . . . .— G. Coldwell . . . . . . ............. 61
p. Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 T. McMencmy . . . D. Nuttall . . . . . . .
J. Wareing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 F. McNab . . . . . . . 350
G. Spink :.-.......
Waddington ‘A’ 4, Chatbum -‘B’ 12. ^ ■ :P. Jones........ .
S..COX ................ ............ . .81 :H. Frankland . ..
.7 WnnfT . . . - M. Sowden . . .. .
............. 75 :K. Johnson . . . . . . . ............. 40 F. Webster...........
354 - . . . _ - .. "I. - ■' , * ' ............................. .
25 27 25
1 25 '25 26' 26
60 A. McNab ............. . . . . . . 80 74
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I. Hartley ......... . . . . . . . . 44 J. Newing — . . . . . . . . 52 C. Nutter...............
......... 38 . . . . . . 90
379 46
N. Waterworth . . . . . . . . . 46 J. Fish ............... . . . . . . 86 ....... 57 B. Jones . . . . . . . . .
"90 380
;P • PtS.- 25 270
>220 - 205
‘267 254 243 237 225
25 '- /196 25 ■“ 25 25 ■ 25
*'■25 , 25,
172 162 157 155 152
1109
Highest break—43—J. Haydock and N; Burgess, Social Club. \
AUTHORISED . SERVICE
DEREK LEIGH
E. Altham ......... ............. 47 T. Slater ............... . . . . . . 69 ......... . 53
392 ......... 69
___ 45 W. Worthington . ......... 82 D. Cowpcrthwaite . . . . ; . 54
....... . 47 370
TELEVISION and RADIO REPAIRS
AERIALS
Fitted and Repaired
19 CURZON STREET CLITHEROE
Tel. 4168 or 3305
63 45 56
349
. . . . 81 . . . . 84 . . . . 86
2 MEARLEY STREET (Old British Legion Club premises)
; ; Estimates Free : :
DAVID WOLFENDEN GRINDLETON
Television and
Electrical Appliance Service
New Sets supplied to order
For Prompt Attention Phone: Chatburn 461
314
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Brash and Vacuum House Cleaning—Carpets B. BRIDGES
2, Woonc Lane, Clitheroe Tel: 2807 5 p.lll. to 8
p.ni.
D. HIGHLAND
GENERAL CARRIER LIGHT REMOVALS
1 STAMFORD PLACE CLITHEROE Tel, 3300—3907
WASHBROOK
Agricultural Tractor and Implement
Landrover Plant Hire Repairs
Mobile Workshop and Welding Plant
TEL: CLITHEROE 2538
Catorer to tlio Musical Profession
E. J. APPLETON E X P E R T
PIANO TUNING
AND REPAIRING AND SALES
21 WOODLANDS RISE, HAWORTH, K E IGHLEY
Tel: Haworth 3519
24-hour Telephone Service Distance no object.
SAVE LINO
ROBINSON. HEYS & CO.. LTD. The Old Firm
Have vour Old Flasscd Floor Covered with Coloured Asphalt. Also Felt Roofing to Flat Roofs etc. Tel. Blackburn 55342. ■
WHY PUT UP WITH DAMP - UNEVEN FLOORS?
when you can have
ASPHALT FLOORS AND LINO TILING
Estimates Free No obligation. EDGINGS
PAVINGS AND PATHS. Consult:
JAMES BOLTON & SON (ASPHALTERS) LTD.
LOWER EANAM WHARF, BLACKBURN
Telephone: Blaokburn 59438. Evoninss: Blackburn 55342.
on all floor nroblcms.
BUILD YOUR OWN GARAGE
or GARDEN WALL use , :
CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS
from as little as
11/4 per yard Delivered
D. & A. B. FRANKLAND CONCRETE PRODUCTS
Whallcy Road, Sabdcn
Telephone: Padiham 72811 (Works)
(Home) Clitheroe 4293
Vac Chimney Sweep
HOUSE CLEANING.
CARPETS and SUITES CLEANED
G. E. PARKER 3 WARWICK DRIVE
Tel. CLITHEROE 3475 SHIPS CARPETS
NEW AND SECOND HAND
Qualities unobtainable else where. Made specially for hard wear for shipping companies and Government battleships. Largo selection of all sizes.
T. FOWLER 177 CHORLEY ROAD.
WALTON-LE-DALE PRESTON. Tel. 35175.'
NOEL KING and CO.
Keymatic Specialists * < ’ i it
r > .. >
Washing: Machine Repairs Undertaken : All makes of ■ ,
.
- Reconditioned Washers and Cleaners
< ■ Kenwood Chef Repairs
Sales and i Workshop; , J ' '•
t>7, Hcnthorn Rond,‘> , Clitheroe ^ t;
.Telephone: 2979 \
: Hotpolnt:. Seryis.',' PamaU , . Rolls
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