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ly 8-30 a-m. to 12-30 p.tn. A JU B ILAN T Ernie S um n e r w i th th e cup.


‘DOUBLE’ CROWNS GREAT SEASON FOR READ


Tlii,s w a s a lm o s t w h o l ly d u e to a d is a p p o in t in g p e r fo rm a n c e by W h a l le y . w h o n n a ver.v good b a t . t in g w ic k e t w e re e a sy v ic to ry b y nine, wie.kc’ts.


wa.s very accurate, forcing th e bat.smen to play and causing- Ihciri to make n-iis- tak e s which should not have occiired on such a good wicket.. Only Duckwortli remained defiant, being eigllth out.


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wVicn he h ad m-cidc 19. mis­ h i t t in g a sh o r t hall from W.-iddington a n d giving Haj - wood ;i simple catch. VVhalley wei'c all out, in


.lust above 20 overs, and both Waddiiigton an d T a t to n had


East wind handicap


FIR.ST bird home in Clitheroo Homing Society’s race from F a rch am , H am p ­ sh ire (215 miles) belonged to .Tones a n d Addi.son, and n took six h o u rs fo r th e .ioiu'-


were, however, very poor, a.s th e birds were lib e rated in a sti'ong c a s t wind. Next week th e starting- p o in t -will be Penzance, f rom -where th ey will be flying b o th in a club rac e a n d in a cup event. .Jone,s an d Addison 10.53.03.


cy. Rct.iirn.? from fj-ic race


S co tt 1035.89. F. N u tte r 995.88. T. a n d D. W h a ite s 989.49. F. Eccles 987.97, B. P a rk e r 984.68, Jone s a n d Addi.son 943.68, H. Lofthoiisc 943.07. H itch en a n d C h a tb u rn 940.23, R. Mitchell 935.1.2.


Cottam an d O’Neill 1050.39 and 1049.72, G rah am and


Points are shared


T rin ity 2, AVhite Lions 2


A GOAL do5vn a t half-time, ■a revitalised T r in i ty a t ta ck made a g re a t comeback a f te r the in te rv a l — a n d led 2-1 a f te r e ig h t m in u tes of the second half. Howc'.cr, they h a d been


lucky n o t to concede more th a n one in th e f irs t half, Lion.5 n e t te d once in the early .stages, b u t i t was dis­ allowed fo r off-side. The goal th ey did score was a gift, thank.s to goalkeeper Kay-.s u n c e r ta in ty . T r in i ty scorers were Tu rn -


drriripci to bat. A fter lo.'=ing Slinger to a full pitched ball a t nine. Whalley never looked happy ag a in s t .some excenent bowling by th e Read openers. Waddingloi-i in p a r t icu la r


Whallry won Itie l.os.s iincl


bowled, one cau g h t and one Ibw. Dc.spite a maiden over by


Fallon 1.0 greet the Read inning.s.


it ,><0011 became


Gcorgc.son wa.s bowled round his legs by Rudd, b u t the score wa.s already' 33. and this wa.s hardly cause for pa.nic.


ap p a re n t that, Whallcy had no chance of victory. Opencr.s George.son and Goodway had no need to hurr.v and were f-onlenl. lo wait .for t.hc bad ball, whicli wa.s then despatched for four. In the .seventh over


live wickcl.s imOiiding l.liice


AS a s p e c ta c le th e R am s b o t tom C u p F in a l f a i le d to live u p to ex p e c ta t io n .s . a b le to sc o re o n ly 53, givi ig R e a d a n


ca.-;e. and the celebratioi-|,s M-crc .such tha.t i t -w'a.s perhap fo r tu n a te tlie.y b ad n o t to field a .>;ide on th e following day!


£48, and lx)th th e Ram.s- bottom and the League Cups were .presented to th e R e ad capta in b.v the Lea.guc pres i­ d en t Mr E. Hodgkin.son be­ fore a large crowd of cnthu.si.'i.stic .supporter.s.


The gate receipts were


Goodway- and T a t to n con­ fidently took th e ir side to vicinry. the many spectafors eheering ea ch succeeding run. At th e close Goodway was 29 not, o u t and T a t to n 17 n o t out. So Read achieved the double with considerable


During the n ext 3t overs


VETERAN BOWLERS


CASTLE Veteran Bowlers lo.st by seven points when tbey en te r ta in ed Milnshaw P ark, Accrington, an d uy 148 points yvhen th ey visited Quccn’.s P ark, Blackburn. Details:


Cn s t . l r 288. w


P : i r k 2.05: N. Win d lo 18, M r s B. Rook.s 18. F. H u d s o n 17. Mr.s M. L n i c y 18; . lo r T a v l o r 16, Ai r s B. G r n L 18; C. B lu n d e l l 14. Mr.s E. F e l l 18: G e o r g e Ta .v lo r 18. Mr s r . I r o n f i e l d 15; .T. W h i t t a k e r 17, M r s D. D i i r k w o r t h 18: T . Wi g n a l l 12 Mr.s B. L i s t e r 18: W. Ha r r i . s n n 18, Ai r s J . T h om a . s 12: W. F i s h e r M r s D. K i r k b r i g h t 18; B.


Ne l s o n 10. Mr.s M. E a n i s h n w 18; F . Co lwe l l 18. M r s A. H o l d e n 17; H. B ow k e r 17. M r s A. H i i y a a r t h 18: W. Wi lk in . s o n 12. M r s E. H o d g k i l i s o n 18: H. W i g g i n s 0. P. L e a r y 18: W. W r i g h t 18, B . I r o n - f ie ld 10: S. E dm o u n d s o n 18; J . S . Ge n t , 10: T . W i g n a l l 15. A. K i r k ­ b r i g h t 18: M. J . S h e r l i k e r 18, P a r k e r 6: J , M u r p h y 18, W. T h o m a s 14.


Queen*.s P a r k 408. C a s t l e


V e t e r a n s 260: W. M a g n a l l 21. N. ^V’i Iul le 14: E . B a k e r 21. J o e T a y l o r 7: W. T h i s t l e t h w a i t e 21. C. B l u n d e l l 14; A. I n g h am 21.


W h i t t a k e r 12; F . W h i t t a k e r *21. F . Co lwe l l 11; .J. Ain.scow 21. W. W r i g h t 12: A. S p e n e r r 21, G e o r g e T.a y lo r 0: F . R i l e y 21. T . W i g n a ’ll 7: H. E m m e t t 21 W. F i s h e r ir>; W. B r a d s h a w 21. H . Wig t r ln s H: .T. P e r e i v a l 21, H. B ow k e r 20; F. S h e p l e y 21. W. H a r r i s o n 17: H. H a r r i s o n 21. S. E dm o n d s o n 8; G. S c o t t 21. W. Wi lk in s o n 0: H. B a r k e r 21. IT. N e l s o n 12; L. Rif fg 21. A. S h o r e 14: H . H a l s t e a d 10. F. H u d s o n 21; F . G r im e s 20, S. F dm u n d s o n 21; G. S m i t h 21. W Wi km i ’-on 15


Starting^ e a r ly


io-wed before Ha.vthorn- thw a i tc equalised for th e Lions. F rom th e n on, th e m a tch became one of defensive supremacy a t both cnd.s. Taylor and Turnbml both came close for Trinity, b u t O’Neill was co n n d en t in


goal.


bull, who b e a t O’Neill with a low drive, an d Taylor, who xyorking ivell with Conti, scored easily. An exciting 20 m in u te s fol­


DID th e Uibblcsdale Cricket League have i ts j'ounge.st •scorer a t Cha tburn Road on S atu rd ay ? Keeping th e book.s for Clitheroe ag a in s t G re a t Harwood yvas Michael Mu.s- son—aged eight.


Going- up


THE po.stai .service cost tlie Po.st Office ,-£369 million in s ta ff pay an d pcn.sibns in 1971-72 compared with £241 million live ,vcar.s earlier.


F . H u d s o n i : i: J . K e l ly .1.


FLOODLIT BOWLS


THE an n u a l Floodlit Bowl­ ing Handicap ru n by Ribbles- dale Wanderens gets u n d e r way On Monday night.


offcr.s £130 in prize.s <l.st, £60 plus cup; 2nd, £30). ha.s a t tra c ted entrie.s from as fai- afield as Bury, Bingley.


Tlie competition, which


uici- Lan c ash ire champion Harry Biirgoyiie (Accring­ ton), R. Cai’radic e (Nelson), K. Joh n so n (Skipton), F. Duckworth (Accringtoni, W. Darby.shire (Padiliam) . T. Connell


Koigiilcy, P re s to n an d St Annc.s. Players to watch arc for-


K. B. Heap.s (Pleasington) (Ciayton-ie-Dalc), Thursday, s ta r t in g a t 7 p.m.


players—will be played each n ig h t


from Monday to


The field of 237 includes 15 women.


and la s t y e a r ’s winner G. Kcttlcwcli (.Addingham 1. Two rounds—involving 16


UEYT-AIMD


17 GOALS ARE SCORED IN


FOUR GAMES CLITHEROE 4, DUKINFIELD 1


C L ITHEROE FC r e t a in e d th e i r 100 p e r c e n t , re c o rd fo r th e s e a s o n -with a d e c is iv e victor.y o v e r D u k in - f le ld in th e L a n c a s h i r e C om b in a t io n Cup o n S a tu rd a y . T h e y n ow m e e t A c c r in g to n aw a y o n O c to b e r I4 th . T h is 4—1 su c c e s s fo llow ed a 4—2 le a g u e v ic to ry over F o rd M o to r s th r e e d a y s e a r l ie r , a n d w as th e i r fo u r th


in a row.


ta lly to 17 in fo u r games). Bill Edisbury’s men -were n o t so impressive as previously th is season. Cinly in tb e final 20 m in u tes d id they begin to tu rn on th e h e a t, when shots were twice kicked off Ih e lineAt half-time, th e scores were level an d Dukinlleld were deservedly s t i l l in th e game. B u t


was th e ir 65th-minute goal. Kocsis sp l i t th e defence, drcM' the keeper to, th e wing


for th em—b u t th e n winning teams so o f ten g et the brcak.s Exemplif.ying this


•sheer brilliance. He casually b e a t several defenders an d tlic goalkeeper l-)cfore ■('talk­ ing the ball int,o a n empty n et.


flukey ab out tlie o th e r th re e goals. Monks’ fir.st -w


’as


third, soaring above Ihe defence to sec home a, fine header. He h ad come on as .substitute for Taylor, -W'ho.se firs t gam© fo r th e club sho-A'ed considerable promise. Ninnbcr four, a t.ypical


Ro.=s ."-scored Clif.heroe’s


Monks p ena lty, sending th e goalkeeper th e -RTong -M'a.y,


came t)Vp m in u te s in to in ju ry time. Dukinfield


s c o r ^ th e i r equaliser via a defensive wall while th ey w e r e enjoying in idfleld superlorit.v. Teamwork i.s obviou>sly


going to be th e M'atchword a t Shawbridge th is season. T7ie defence is n o t quite sound, b u t tlie a t ta c k , -ftdth twin sp e a rh e ad s Gaskell an d Kocsis. more th a n compen­ sates. Clitheroe:


Joyce, Kirk-


man. Edisbury, B a rn e t t , Kirk. Lawson, Taylor, Kocsis. Gaskell, Wroth, Monks. Sub:’ Ross.


CLITHEROE 4, FORD MOTORS 2.


team, Clitheroe opened up an early two-goal


Fielding an u n changed lead


ag a in s t F o rd Motors — a n d almost became over com­ p la cen t as th e Huyton based te am pulled back a goal in th e f irs t half, an d fo u n d th e


NOT ONE OF THE BEST GAMES


BAXENDEN a n d R e a d p la y e d o u t a s om ew h a t u n s a t i s f a c to r y d r aw a t B a x e n d e n On S a tu rd a y , g iv in g R e a d o n e m o re p o in t a n d le a v in g th e h om e te am r a t h e r d is a p p o in te d a t th e la c k o f o p p o r tu n i ty to im p ro v e th e i r le a g u e p o s i t io n .


of view i t was equally un- satisfactor j'. Read b a t t in g u ntil 4-55 and leaving Baxen­ den )vith 105 minutes in


.scored 28 ru n s from th e la s t ' two overs and thu.s M'cre hardly in a position to declare much ear lier th a n they did.


M'hich to make th e 126 ru n s in order to claim th e extra overs. In fairness, i t m u s t bo th a t Read


pointed out


and lost b o th Pairclough and Goodway to Gee fo r three. At 16 Georgeson was also cau g h t off Gee. and 12 ru n s la te r T a t to n was Ibw to Savage.


Read W'ere asked to b a t


trouble, an d Hanvood and G ra in g e r se t ab o u t retrie-vdiig th e position, playing -w'atch- fully an d w'ith a s l i t t le r isk as possible.


Read were th u s in some


appeared to lose in te re s t in run-making an d missed ■several singles which would normally have been taken. Thi.s was a contributor.v fac­ tor in R e ad ’s failure to make sufTicicnt ru n s to d ec la re a t 4-30.


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Ormerod when h e h a d made 20 an d Haworth, a t tem p t in g to score quickly, was cau g h t ofz th e last bail of th e same over.


Savage th re e ru n s la te r an d tills b ro u g h t to g e th er ’Wor­ sick and Sumner. Worsick.


Gra in g e r was bovded by Harwood was Ibw to


Prom a .spectator’s p o in t h av in g h ad l i t t le chance to b a t all season, seemed d e te r ­ mined to make h is presence felt. Despite losing S um n er a t 95 h e h i t fo u r trem en ­ dous si.xes a n d generally enlivened th e la t te r p a r t of the innings , as d id Wadding- ton, who m ad e a useful 20. Worsick was 43 n o t o u t when Read declared a t 151 for nine.


al though from th e beginning i t seemed unlikely th a t th ey ivould go fo r th e ru n s . They lost M'ickets a t 17 and 25, and M'hen two more fell a t 56 th e game was over as a spectacle.


Baxenden s ta r te d steadily,


admire th e ten ac ity of Roland Gee who played a t tra c t iv e ly an d safely des­


I t only remained to


pite several bowling changes, a n d to ap p lau d th e wicket- keeping of Chris BeiTyan


th e ir im beaten record a t Baxenden's expense, b u t it was n o t one of th e ir more pleasing performances.


f irs t te am game. ‘ Read th e re fo re m a in ta in ed


playing only his


P . Tatton 6—0—14—1, n . Good­ way 3—2—1—0, E . Sumner 3—1— 10—0, J. waddington 3—i—s—o.


Croiisbaw b Gee 3: M. George- son. c Ormcrod b Gee 7: n . Goodway, b Gee 0; P . Ta tto n , Ibw Savage 16: J . HarwOod, Ibw Ormerod 20: M. G ra in g e r , b Savage 26: P . Hawor th, c -Whlt- hara b Ormerod 2: Worsick, not oyt 43: E . S um n e r , e Crwisbaw b Savage 11: J . Waddington, c Gee b S avage 20; CxtrM 3 | to te l ( for nine w ickets de c la red ) 151. BAXENDEN: 90 ( for Bve wkts). Bowling: Worsick 16—1— —4,


READ: W. P . F a irc lo u g h , .st second


a n d tu rn e d to cross. Tlie keeper got back into posi­ tion, however, b u t by a fluke th e ball curled a n d dropped into th e net. B u t th e re M'as n o th in g


Clitheroe’s superior team­ work -won th e day. Clithei’oe h ad luck going


in th e end


a n d winger H itch en u n ­ available th e club called upon Joyce a n d Taylor. Despite th e 4—1 scoreline (which b ro u g h t Clitheroe’s


W i th goalkeeper Onyon


undoubtedly Clitheroe out­ side r ig h t, Jeff Hitchen, I t Was


equaliser shortly after the interval. S ta r of the match was


ah e ad a f te r only foiu: minutes, when he confi­ d en t ly saw a Monk.s corner in to th e net. Clitheroe pulled fu r th e r


P'^’t Clitheroc Duplicate Bridge is their game CLITHEROE Bridge Club


1'»s got off to a very success­ ful s ta r t . T h e re a rc already over 80 ac tiv e members Mho meet every AVednesday even­ ing to play duplicate bridge.


this famous game? How is i t played? W h a t should you


Wltat is th e fascination of


rorm of co n tra c t M'hich is played in county, n at io n al and in te rn a t io n a l chainj)ion- sbip. I t is also played in local bridge clubs and in people's homes. U is NOT a game only for bridge experts.


know ab o u t i t before you play .your f irs t game? Duplicate bridge.


is a


I t is possible for you to play ag a in s t the. host players


in your county, without playing for stakes, and in la c t only paying a small


ea tc because ea ch h an d is played a t le as t b.v ihalf the


players in th e room un d er


tables, th e same cards in each h an d , th e s^rmc dealer, H'c same, vulncrabilil.y.


A'oiir score docs not


depend on flic luck of the deal; i t is eomnared only


players Mho hold th e same cards, an d un d er the same conditions.


2.000 points on a single deal. I t is possible to lose with the scores made by


conditions th a t exactly dup­ licate those of th e o th e r


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players hid an d m ak e a vulnerable g ran d sTam. Simi­ larly, a plus score of 50


points can give you a top score if you an d your p a r t ­ n e r a rc th e only pla.vers to defeat th e opponents with th e same cards.


The h an d s th a t a rc pla.ycd a rc n o t fixed. They a rc


d e a lt in th e same way a s they M'ould be in a n ord in ary game of bridge, b u t only a t th e firs t table. They a re


then played a t each tabic in tlic room exactly a s they Mere d ea lt a t th e f irs t table.


To accomplish th is you need duplicate wallets or


slightly a l te r th e M-ay yon would pla.v th e cards a t


antf yo» must


th e dealer an d mI io is A-uIncr- ablc Or not. Each board played is complete in itself. The -winners of the com­ petition are the pair who


four pockets, one for each pla.ver’s h an d . T h e board or M-a1Iet also shows who is


have the best score on the hands


game as each pair’s score is recorded on a slip M


be compared M-ith the other player’s score.


achieved in a duplicate pairs ’hich


travels Mith the board, so that each pair’s score can


played. This is


ord in ary bridge. A duplicate -wallet or board is a co n ta in e r -with


table in the guuie, all the results will have been


entered on a T h e to u rn am en t director


Mill th e n Mork out who arc


resume of the game of dup­ licate brid.gc. There arc other points M


th e Minner.s. The above is a general


arc welcomed, and, if you have not previously played the game of bridge, instruc­


quickly learnt. Ncm' members to the club


tion Classes arc held under the adult education author ­ ity at Clithcroc, Chalburn and Whallcy. commencing in September.


AV.L.AV. ’hich arc


petition. when each hoard has becji played at each


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ran g e header. Gaskell, C l i th e r o e c e n t r e


f inal whistle. The niid-MTCk fixture


crep t back into the game, b u t th e ir fini.shing wa.s poor. Charlie Wroth p u t Clitheroe back on top M'ith a close-


forivai-d “di.scovcry’’ .scaled th e i.ssue a minute from the


man. Edisbury, Ba rn e tt, Kirk, Lawson. Hitchen, Kocsis, Gaskell. Wroth, Monks. Sub; Ross.


PROGRAMME


Clitheroe FC with a visit to Atherton on S a tu rd ay and a home game with Kirkby Town on Wednesday,


gramme


Boden and Barnes hold out


CUTHERO.E escaped from th e jaw's of d e fe a t ag a in s t G re a t Harwood a t Ohatb u rn Road o n Saturday. T h e la s t pair, K e ith Boden an d Ken Barnes, defied tlie visitons for 24 minutes to e a rn a iroint. A win was w'hat Clitheroe rea lly w'anted to h a l t th e ir


th e efforts of young Boden, who re tu rn e d five for 45, C l ith e ro e’s victory cliances l(X)ked good. B u t n o one h ad t,he m e ttle


to build a n innings, Yates, Westhead an d Stevenson fa ll in g a t 12 apiece, an d Davies fo r only one more. K e i th Boden’s u nbea ten 15 —made in a defensive period —^was th e top score. Leading th e as sault for


Harwood was Halliwell, th e professional w'ho took more wickets la s t y ea r thaar any­ one else in the Ribblesdale League. He finished w ith figures of seven for 37 in 13 overs o f h ig h - speed bow'ling. His p ace h ad almost


finished oft Clithcroe w'hen B a rn e s came to th e wicket w ith th e score 75 for n ine an d 24 m in u tes s ti ll to play. T h e od’ds w'ere in Harwood’s favour, b u t w ith a s tra ig h t b a t an d a cool nerve Barnes fo u g h t off Halliwell t il l th e s tum ps were drawn. T liree m en formed tlie


backbone of th e visitors’ innings—Halliwell, Ormerod an d Ca lvert. I t was Ormerod who led G re a t Harwood’s rccoverj' a f te r K e i th Boden h a d made a n early breaktlirough w ith th e wicket of Peters. C lithe roe’s b a t t in g th is


season h a s been a disap­ p o in tm en t a f te r th e promise of the opening match. With th e a r r iv a l n e x t term of an o u ts tan d in g bow’lcr in P e te r Lane, t l ie a t ta c k should be formidable. Obviou.sly an ­ o th e r d ep a r tm en t also needs


—2: .7. Boden. 6—0—35—1; K. Boden. 14—6—45—5; M. Yate.s.


7; A. Howarlh, 11—2—46—2; G. Clarke, 1—o—4—0.


Ward b Howar th 5: G. Davies, c Nixon b H.-illiwell 13; M. Yates, Ibw b Halliwell 12; S. WesHiead, c Ormerdd b Halliwell 12; R. Stevenson, c Wilkinson b Ham- well X2; B. Wlgglesworth, c Nison b Howarth 8; B. Vaughton. o Ward b Halllwell 0; K. Boden. n o t out X5: M. Blackburn, b Halllwell 4: J . Boden. b Halllwell 0; K. Ba rnes , n o t out 6; extras 2: to ta l ( to r 9 wkts.) 89- Bowling: Hftlliweli. 13—2—37—


at ten t io n . GREAT HARWOOD: 119. Bowllnsr: K. Barnes, 10—4—22


8—2—23—2. CMTHEROE: Grrcnlialgli. c


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