Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 5,1971' 11 Budget


goes up to £1,500


THE Young People’s Recrea­


tion Committee which master­ minded the highly successful Castle 71 musical event were this week complimented on their abilities.


by the town council’s recrea­ tion committee when they re­ ceived the final report, which was described as “excellent.” To show their faith and to encourage the. young people, the committee agreed to a re­ quest for an increased budget of £1,500 compared to this year’s £1,000. Chairman Coun. James


The compliments were paid


Barnes said that in all the cir­ cumstances the request was not unreasonable, and Aid. Tom Robinson agreed although pointing out that it should be made clear to the young people that any profit they made was not necessarily at their dis­ posal.


GROUP


RAISES £3,000 IN THREE YEARS


by the Clitheroe Support Group of the North Lancashire Leonard Cheshire Home since the group was formed three years ago, Mr. John Ward announced at the annual gen­ eral meeting. The past year’s amount of


Over £3,000 has been raised


£700 compared very favourably with the. sums raised by support groups in larger towns, he added. It was also reported, that


extensions to the home were almost complete, and it would soon be able to accommodate 25 residents. At the meeting, Miss D.


v•:'T fv./; nv) t. are no


match for FA cup opponents


. New Brighton 4. Clitlieroe 0,


ALTHOUGH Clitheroe were able , to field a full-strength side for .their FA Challenge Cup first round game against Cheshire League side New Brighton, they were clearly out­ classed from the start.


hero of the Clithcroc side, and but for him the final scoreline would have been higher still.


Goalkeeper Maybury w a s


seconds of the start when Welsh, the New Brighton inside right, tried a shot. A chance for Clith­ eroe came in the form of a through ball from Wroth which Hitchen tamely put into the hands of goalkeeper Evans.


His first save1 came within


of goalkeeping, even Maybury could not keep the New Brigh­ ton forwards at bay for ever, and the inevitable happened after 25 minutes,' when Welsh, who had been creating havoc in the Clitheroe defence, slammed home a shot.


In spite of a superb display


the goal after .40 minutes with another powerful shot.


It was Welsh again who found HIT BAR


start, Brown, the New Brighton centre forward, scored easily on his own, while the visitors stood around and appealed for offside to no avail.


Only a minute after the re­


eroe back to life, and a shot from centre half Kirk rebounded from the bar before the home defence could clear.


The incident brought Clith­


house in the 60th minute, set up a chance for Wilson buit it came to nothing. Then, with the award of a free kick just outside the


Kendall, substituting for Loft-


Worsley-Taylor was re-elected chairman, Mr. John Ward, treas­ urer, and Mrs. Jean L. Hep­ burn, secretary. The committee was also re-,


elected, with the addition of Mrs. I. Davies and Mr. C. N. Watson, in place of Father Hoy and Mr. C. Delamere, who have left the district. : Mr. C. N. Watson was


Amateur football


programme Tomorrow: St. Paul’s v


appointed representative to the management committee of Oak- lands Cheshire Home. Mrs. Mal- lalieu has replaced Mrs. Hooper as representative of the Ladies’ Circle.


Council to sell former


THE former Co-operative pre­ mises in Victoria Street, Ciith-


planning committee the Borough Surveyor, Mr. J. H. Bowness. stated that while some form of conversion could be carried out it would be better to dispose of the property because of the unsatisfactory arrangements for access from the rear of the pre­ mises. An offer had been made and


eroc, recently bought by the council with a view to conver­ sion into housing accommoda­ tion, are now to be sold. In a report to the council’s


Trinity (N. Berry); Gisburn v Commercial


(P. Dawber);


Billington v Waddington Res. (G. Barker); Rimington v


Trophy semi-final: Chatburn v King’s Arms (at Edisford).


RESULTS


Waddington Res. 1, Kings Arms 2; Royal Oak 7, Billing­ ton 3; Hurst Green 2, Chipp­ ing 2; Ohatbum 1, White Lions 3; St Paul’s 2, Whalley 1; - •


Commercial 2, Trinity 1;


Grindleton Bowker Bros,


0. Gisburn 3; . 2, Rimington 2.


p W D L Pts


as a change of use would not be involved, Mr. Bowness re­ commended selling. It was originally intended to


thought it showed bad foresight, buying the premises and then selling them within a few months. Chairman of the committee,


Chipping King’s Arms White Lions Chatburn ....... 10 Royal Oak ....... 12 Hurst Green ... 12 Gisbum ........... 10 Trinity ........... J1 Grindleton ....... U St Paul’s ....... 13 Commercial ... 14


convert the premises into two flats or one unit of accommoda­ tion. Coun. R. P.. Ainstforth


... 13 9 2 2 20


... 11 10 0 ... 12 9 1


8 0 5 4 5 3 6 1 6 0


Billington ...... 11 Bowker Bros. ... 10 Rimington ....... 10 Whalley ........... |0 Waddington ... 12


4 2 5 0 4 1 4 0 3 2 3 1 2 1 1 0


LOCAL


Coun. J. Blackburn, said sel­ ling them was the best solution. He did not think they would lose money.


Classes on folk music


INFORMAL CLASSES in folk music, arranged by the Clitheroe branch of the Workers’ Educa­ tional Association, will begin at Ribblesdale Adult Centre on


Monday. They are expected, to appeal


of their own.


entitled: “The Folk Music of Merry England”. It will begin with a short introductory talk about the origins of folk songs, and descriptions _of the various types of song, with illustrations. Among these will be love songs, work songs such as sea shanties, and leisure songs about fans, children, sport and hunting. Subsequent lectures will deal


The series of five lectures is .


to a wide range of people; in­ cluding those who have guitars


COMBINATION Local results in the Black­


burn Combination for the past


two weeks: Div. 1: Deganwy 0, Great


Harwood Wellington 5. Div. 2: Pleckgate 1, Langho


lington Res. 11,; Rochester Res. 1; Caldefstones 3, Y.M.C.A. Res 1. Div. 1: Great Harwood Wel­


Div. 3: Great Harwood Wel­ .


lington -4, Houghton 1. Div. 2: Milliards 2, Brock-


hall 4; Langho 3, Waddington Div. 3: Billinge 1, Great Har­


wood Wellington Res. 3; Catholic Y.C. 2, Calderstones


TOMORROW: Div. 1: Y.M.C.A. v Weliing-


*°Div. 2: Brockhall v Hasling- den St. James; Feniscowles Res. v Langho; Waddington v


R.O.F. Div. 3: Caldcrstones v Lower


with local songs, magic in bal­ ladry, murder songs, and instru­ mentals, finishing with contem­ porary and electric, folk music.. The tutor for the course is Mrs. M. Dutton, of Burnley.


Annual event?


THE wives of Whalley farmers are so pleased with the success of a ball which they staged on Friday in the Valkyrie Restaur-, ant, that they are hoping to make it an annual affair. About 180 people, some from


as far away as Keswick, at-, tended the event Others came from Clitheroe, Rossendale.and


Blackburn.


before the dancing to the resi­ dent band began, there was a whist and domino drive. , .


There was a buffet meal and, , Auction x


Farm, Tossidc, comprising house and buildings,„was sold


The 20-acre :Quarry House


by auction by Richard Turner . : & . Son ’ (Clitheroe) for £8,050.


CHESS


WINNER of tile Coach and Horses Chess ' Club handicap competition was J. S. Sutcliffe, of Clitheroe, with an average of


holmc, also of Clitheroe, with 4.76, and third was H. Cos­ grove, of Rimington, with 4.17.


5.22. ’Runner-up was W. Wolsten-


■brilliant ideas for a simple, yet equitable system will be made


doubly welcome. :- .


will'be at the usual time , of 8 p.m. on Wednesday. Trans­ port from Clitheroo to Bolton- by-Bowlarid can->.bc - arranged for aspiring members prepared to ring Clitheroe 3131 after


<The next meeting of-the club 6 p.m.


attempting to devise a, new, han­ dicap system, preferably one which does not involve , a knowledge - of. higher, mathe- matics. New members with


: : Members ■ of the ■ club arc


Chapel; Great Harwood • Well­ ington Res.—open date.


1; Higher Walton 8, Wadding­ ton Res. 2.


1 20 2 19 2 16 3 14 4 13 3 13 6 12 5 10 8 10 8 9


Royal Oak (J. Whittaker); Chipping v Bowker Bros. (J. Swayne); White Lions v Whal- lcy (L Farnsworth). Sunday: Ashley Smith


Weekend will be a wordy one


THE club run on Sunday took us out to the coast, and as we climbed up towards Hurst Green the low lying mist be­ gan to clear and we could see the beginnings of a warm day. By the time we reached Longridge our extra, jerseys were making us overwarm, so we were glad to be able to stop for elevenses.


As we restarted our jour­


ney we seemed to be a little behind time, but our leaders set a quite spanking pace so that Garstang was soon behind us and once we were across the main road and into the lanes with first Forton and then Cockerham passing beneath our wheels, we were soon able to see the new large, buildings now


with our old friends at the tea van, we made an inspection of the harbour, or at least that part of it still open to the public. We then started out for home in order to get well on the way before dark. We were held up quite some time when a clash of whels resulted in one member shedding seven, spokesfrom his front wheel. The major wheel building operation which fell on the leader was solved by pinch­ ing spokes from various wheels and we managed to get the wheels into something like shape, and in fact they gave no more trouble at all.


being built at Glasson Dock. After dinner in the open air


IDEAL


This weekend we visit “Tof­ fee Jack’s” at Brock Mill leav-


Chatburn too weak


Chatburn 1, White Lions 3.


UNDER strong pressure from the Lions, a weakened Cbat- burn team were lucky to be still on equal terms at half­


after 15 minutes, when a goal­ mouth scramble gave Briggs a chance. A few minutes later, Chatburn won a corner, taken by Read, and. Lawson headed home the equaliser. Chatbura found themselves


time. The visitors took the lead


ing Clitheroe at 10 a.m. The afternoon part of the run will depend on the leader but the whole day will not exceed fifty miles and is ideal for our new members and any other riders who wish to join us. For myself, the season of


penalty box, Wroth had a try, but a good diving save by Evans foiled the attempt. After 82 minutes, Brown made


it four, and it was all over for Clitheroc. Even allowing that New


Basketball


STONYHURST REMAIN


UNBEATEN


■ Only: team with an .unbeaten-, record, Stonyhurst College


head the North-East Lancashire Schools’ Basketball League with lO points from-five games. Nearest challengers, Balder-


stone S.H.S and Thornleigh College, have six points each' from four games. Stonyhurst results: v. Bury


: Clitheroe. Full marks however went to Maybury in goal, Kirk in defence and Kendall in the forward line.


Brighton are a very strong team, this was a poor performance by


halgh, Thompson; Fitzpatrick, Pointon, Madgin; W o o d s, Welsh, Brown, Wilson, Ravens- croft. Clitheroe: Maybury; Brown,


New Brighton: Evans; Green-


Prescot Town for a league match. Last season, the score was 1—1 on both occasions that the teams met. Prcscot are at present fifth in the league—three points behind Clitheroc.


Edisbury; Southworth, Kirk, Barnett; Hitchen, Wilson, Koc- sis. Wroth, Lofthouse. Sub.: Kendall. Tomorrow, Clitheroe travel to


G.S. (H) won 73-51; v. Canon Slade-G.S;’ (A) won’ 35-25;’v. Bolton C.G.S. (H) won 69-41;, v. St. Theodore’s- (H) won 67- 54; v. Thornleigh ; Coll. (A) won 45-29.


Stonyhurst College Baldcrstone S.H.S. Thornleigh Col. Bury G.S: Accrington' G.S. Stand G.S.


......


Canon Slade G.S. St. Theodore’s ... Bolton C.G.S. ... Individual results:


Name Bermtt


School Pts. G. (SC) 114


Levey.................... (TH) Mulholland ... (BCGS) Frost


(SC)


Fenton................(AGS) Swinnerton ....... (BGS) Lear ............... (BSHS)


...... CYCLING (BGS)


Johnson .......... (AGS) Halmshaw ... (BSHS) Lyons ............... (St.-T) Eaves


100 85 71 75 55 48 48 42 40 40


W L Pts


EXCELLENT work by a lively Hurst Green side more than


made amends for their poor per­ formance the previous week, and at the same time gave league leaders Chipping a shock. But for. strong,.; determined


attacking by .Chipping forwards Procter and Rhodes, t and good goalkeeping by "Atkinson, the visitors - could easily h a v e


suffered their third league de- fcat. "


had all the play . but were thwarted, by a solid defence stopping them from really get­ ting past the penalty area. Crotty, however,'had hard luck on two occasions; ■


soon showed the sort of foot­ ball they’are capable of, Bol­ ton’s first, attempt .going nar­ rowly over the bar. ■ For 20 minutes Hurst Green


Hurst Green- kicked off, and , , , '...


Hurst Green 2, Chipping 2. ; Then Chipping got more into


the game, and; took the lead with a lucky goal when a free kick by Rhodes-: cannoned in off a defender. Minutes later, a fine 20 yard drive; from inside right Grecn- halgh . levelled the scores, after Wilkinson’s - free ■


fight hard for a


j ' > \ ■


\riiich, Hurst' GrccV coul^ not


minutes from half-time when, through an isolated defensive error, an unmarked Ellison found the net. Shortly before the .interval.


off a defensive wall. Chipping > took' the lead two


of play was much the same— Hurst Green having most of the midfield, - ■ but- Chipping mounting an occasional danger­ ous attack.’ . The visitors also maintained a . tight defence,


Cross, of Hurst Green, had his name taken for ah foul. After the, restart,; the pattern


- kick; bounced


-a- good cross from Ellison. - The last 15 minutes belonged


PC)V' fodl-■■oh”Grcenhalgh-, re­ sulted in a -penalty,.-,n«itly scored by Bolton. Minutes after­ wards, Chipping missed a “sit­ ter”, 1 when both ’ Rhodes and Procter failed to eonn<»t with


to Hurst Green,: with the Chip­ ping side looking completely exhausted. During, this time; the home side should ’have been


apparent ■


able to find the goals, but the winner was not forthcoming. . Hurst Green:. Stephenson; Seed;' Wilkinson, Atkinson; "Dowden,


Sharpies. Cross, P.


Greenhalgh, Bolton, Greenup, Crotty. Sub: Davies. Chipping: G. Atkinson; Pres­


ton, Rich; Freeman, . R. Proc­ ter, M. Atkinson; Ellison, Mer­ cer, J. Procter,: Rhodes, P. Atkinson. Sub: - Blezard, .


DULL GAME ENDS IN DRAW Bowker Bros. 2, Rimington 2.


A DULL game,->.with neither team making headway, disap­ pointed spectators at Edisford on Sunday morning. After .20. minutes of end-to-end play, Coleboume opened the scoring for the visitors, when he came in off the wing and scored through a packed goalmouth. After a further, five minutes,


Bowkers. put on ,the pressure and equalised through Robin­


son.' They then took the lead after the interval, when Aspin- wall scored a good goal. Rimington, however, kept up


tually when a fine Lloyd 'shot was parried, and Graham was able to net it. From ; then on, both teams strove hard for the winner, and


the continuous;pressure, helped greatly by Coleboume on the right wing. This paid off even­


Duxbury; Stead, Wallbank, Webster; Whittaker,,Carter, As- pinwall, Robinson, Parsons. Sub: Waterhouse. ; Rimington: Burgess; John­


they were both unlucky not to score on several occasions. Bowkers: Loynd; Cowling,


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son, Taylor; Metcalfe, W. Hack­ ing, Graham; Fish, Smalley, Lambert, Capstick, Colebournc. Sub : J.'Hacking.


are not St. Paul’s 2, Whalley 1.


general meetings starts with the morning AGM of the North Lancs Time Trial Association. In the afternoon there is. the meeting of the North District Road Time Trials Council, which will be followed by the date-fixing conference to ar­ range all the racing fixtures for next season. A rather wordy weekend.


CHAMPIONSHIPS


climb of about a mile, often very steep all the way, which favours the “expert” climbers, the Horseshoe is 2{ miles long with parts that can be taken in top gear. Not surprisingly the Merseyside clubs, who are well known for their roadmen, went to Wales intent on capturing the title. International John Clewarth


national hill climb champion­ ship was going to be a road­ man’s benefit were borne out when the title was contested last Sunday on the Horseshoe Pass at Llangollen. Instead of the more usual


The predictions that the


both sides. St Paul’s had the early attack. This resulted in a goal by Bradley after a good move down the right wing. Their second goal came from a corner soon afterwards. Conti put a good ball across for Wil­ son to head home. In an effort to re-enter the


IN an uninspired Igame for


Poole scored with a strong shot. Hacking, the Whalley keeper,


cash in on the easy chances. The forwards especially had a


found himself the hardest work­ ing man on the pitch after the interval. St. Paul’s, however, missed chance after chance, and neither team scored in the sec­ ond half. St. Paul’s, well down the


game, the visitors put on the pressure, with the result that


bad day. St. Paul’s: Slack; Hudson,


Hindle; Pearce, Bradley, Mantle; Pinch, Wilson, Brad­ ley. Conti, Rimmer. Whalley: Hacking; Ains­


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GRINDLETON COULD NOT FINISH EDISFORD KENNELS Grindleton 0, Gisbum 3 .'


: vented the scorcline from be­ ing more even. , The home team had to re­


IN a fairly even game, only Grindleton’s lack of finish pre-


shuffle their defence when for­ wards Tony Rudgyard and Barrie Jones reported unfit. Gisburn opened their scoring


range. Moments later, Grindlcton,


through centre forward Jones, who beat the advancing goal­ keeper to head home from close


had bad luck when they found


the net, only to have the goal disqualified. The visitors’ second came shortly before the interval after an indirect free kick. Be­ fore the defence had time to get in position, Petty Gisburn’s inside left, followed up the kick with a good shot to give his team a two-goal lead. Bright sunshine hampered


both teams in the second half, and this caused several mis­ takes. one of which led to Gis­ burn’s third goal. A bad goal kick from Thistlethwaitc gave


Petty a personal second goal when he lobbed the ball back into the goalmouth, and the keeper, dazzled by the sun,


Seed, Cowell; Taylor, Clayton, Buchanan; Green, • Turner, Jones, Driver, Riley. Gisburn: Emerson; Need-


missed i t Grwdleton: Thistlethwaite;


gers, John Woodworh. Sub.: Robinson.


took the title when he beat clubmate Dave Lloyd by six tenths of a second in 9 min 17.8 secs. Third placed man, Will Moore of the Mersey­ side Wheelers, edged out the reigning champion by two sec­ onds. With the first two on the leader board Kirkby C.C. could even stand to see their third counter Phill Carnall disquali­ fied for crossing the white line and still take the team, thanks to a good time by Doug Dailey. The Huddersfield Star, who have won the team six times in the last seven, and also furni­ shed the Champion on four, for


once had to take a back seat. SPRITE.


in even more trouble after the interval, but fortunately the de­ fence held out until 20 minutes from the end. A free kick resulted in Chat­


burn, the White Lions’ right half getting a goal, and similar circumstances moments later gave him his second. •Chatburn: Johnson; Bush,


COMMERCIAL TAKE CONTROL Commercial 2, Trinity 1.


AFTER a. goalless first, half, during which Trinity attacked continually Without penetrating a tight defence, Commercial gained the upper hand after 60 minutes. A fine cross from Geldard


gave Bialeki the opportunity to' head home a good goal; Trinity’s composure was upset and soon


afterwards - a it ot h e r Geldard cross .gave Bialcki a second chance. Goalkeeper Kay parried


S n o o k e r


Turner; Leach, Lawson, Hol- gate; Read, Bithell, Catiow, Knowles, Jarvis. White Lions: Whittaker;


. thwaite, Briggs, • Chadwick, O’Neill.


Second half goal spree


Royal Oak 7, Billington 3.


DESPITE taking the lead twice in the first five minutes, Royal Oak found themselves trailing 3—2 at the interval.


without reply from .Billington gave the home side a convinc­


Then a five-goal landslide . _


lington side: when Royal Oak first went ahead, lie put his team-back on equal terms. He did the same the - second, time, and then went on-to put them in the lead with his hat-trick


ing win. Willis was the star of the Bil-


goal.. , However, Royal. Oak. surged


Linford.• ; ■ .


ahead in the' second half, with two goals from McAlly, two from McLean, and one from


Royal Oak: Prcedy; Warning, ; . /


?» Billington: Harrison;:Wilson; : Whitehead; Swainc, Howard, Thrclfall; Dobson, K.. Duck­ worth, Bradley, Willis,


Carter; Maynard, Foulkcr, Wild; McAlly, A. McLean, J. Holgate, R. McLean.


WADDINGTON WELL IN THE LEAD


Woodworth, O’Donnell; Chat­ burn, Richards, Parkes; Stod- dart, Grainger, Haythorn-


CUE—1—GR BY defeating their B team 12-2


in, a home derby, Waddington A have opened up a 10 point lead at the top of .'.'Clitheroe and District Snooker, League.., ,, Latest results, home .team '


- Individual results:— ■ ........ , . Chatburn A 273,; Pendleton- 325; E. Horsefield 47, F. Mc: Nab 55; A. Clark 55, C. Robin­ son 42; A. Middleborough 54,-' T. MoMenemy 77; T. Fish 33.


-.■■. ' Waddington A 388. Wadding- ' ■


■ D. Nuttall 49; F. Butler .46, H ., Nutter 53; M. Frankland 38,’H.- . Parkinson 49. ■


; B 2; Social Club A 8, Police 6; Pendle Club 10, Social Club B • 4; Conservative Club 6, Chat- . burn B 8; Calderstones 4. Bil­ lington A 10; Billington B 10, ; British Legion '4.


Chatburn A.2, Pendleton 12; Waddington A 12. W’addington


first: ............... - ■•••■ ■


ncr 64; H. Knowles 61, W. Hitchon 78;-G. Kcrmcen 88, P.;


Hargreaves 67. Conservative Club 312,-Chat­


burn B 345; A. Johnson 40, P. Jones 72; G. Blackburn 55, B. Jones 54; L. Barnes 45, D. Speak 59; J. Braithwaite 46,.P. Tomlinson-63; A.'Smith 65, J. Fish 57; G.rSpink 61.'F. Web­


’ Calderstones 343, Billington A 405; C. Graham 45, G. Robin­ son 69; J. Haydock 94, T. War-


ster 40. ; .


the shot, but could not hold it, land McTear forced the ball


aways in the second half, a fine individual effort by Edmondson pulled one back for Trinity. He took the ball down from


home. In one of their few break­


his own half, and with the Commercial defence retreating, shot into the comer of the net. The game was well controlled


by the referee, Mr. G. Braith- waite. Commercial: Wo r kma n ;


Mercer, Auster; Baileki, C. Dewhurst, J. Dewhurst; Jack- son, Hargreaves. Dobson, Mc­ Tear, Geldard. Sub: Cooper. Trinity: Kay; Penman, Mick-


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SNOOKER Latest local results in the .


Accrington and District Conser­ vative Snooker and Domino League home team first:— Accrington A 7, Whatley A


2; Whalley ' B 5, Oswaldtwistle 4; Read 4, Church A 5; Church B 3, Clitheroe 6. , Individual results: . Accring-.


ton A 503, Wballcy. A 334;, J. Cross 68, D, Kenyon 44; D. Bryant 63, S. Holden 25; W. Ollett jun 55, ,R. Rouse 59; W. Ollett 59, G. Morris 31; W. Booth 53;. G; • Kenyon' ;63; E. Lay 78; S. Marsh 50; V. Den­ bigh 78, T. Charles 27; R. San­


den 46; S. S. Cheboos 58; C. , worth 68; ,-J. Crowther 62, G. Rydeheard 49:” P. Lee 14L C. Barnes 63; G. Carr 46, J. Hodge


derson 49, B. Lee 35. Whalley B 447, Oswaldtwistle 409; " "R. Smith 44, N. Duck-


uuvr j~> i »* j


Britcliffe.91: M. Starkie 52, P. Gorton 54; P. Backhouse 53, K.


'Garrett 96.: ..Billington B 487. British „ . . . ,


Legion 376; P. Hull 83. K. Glover- 48:.'; P.- Swain 100, D.|


i Holden 65; H. Ornierod 61. K. Chambv 78; B.-Robinson-60, 'J. :


Halliwcll '35; J. Swam 77 M. Alston ‘67; H. Bullock 106, B.


. ton B 312; S. Cox 54.; F; Coar- - 52; M. So\vden 66, S. Hatton . 47; A. Clements 72, T. Wahns-'


, 56; J. Slater ..58;' P.;Craig 51; tB. Smith - 54, ,L. ••McEntee • 82; T. Palmer 70, G‘. Titley 61; B. ‘ Scott 65, T. Swift 37; J. Wil­ liamson 46. B. Altham 100.


- ;B :402; - J. Knowles_63, K. Tay­ lor 54: T. Howar'th~46!~W. Dunn 93: H. Wilkinson 74. R. Burn 46; F.-Hudson 75,. J. :Tur»-,


c. Pcndle Club 407, Social Club1


Icy-55; D. -Nelson- 61, J.-Herd i 41; J. Wooff 75, J. Jackson 55; N. Burgess 60,' J. Crowthcr 62. Social Club A 365,!' Police 387; A. Atkinson 72, F. Booth >


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