igton win at last -and how! Low Moor Club 1, Billington 10


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H an emphatic 10—1 victory over Low Moor Club. _ ti*ne virt.nnllv Vtall r»v,


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rCvcak Low Moor side no ... I0 organise themselves. tC match was full of in-


'-'hi aresitn'e paid off with Lp away side leading 5-1 at


'-V-ori,' half. This con-


perltaus the best goal of ... n;i!c'n came in the first .;■/ "stewart received the


ball on the wing and took it past three men before crossing to Wilson, who headed a fine goal from the edge of the area.


lington continued to attack the home goal and scored a further five goals to make it a most convincing win.


BMUnplon: Chew. Abrahams, Evans. Mason, Parkinson, Threl-


fall, Stewart. Rodia, Bennet. Duckworth, Wilson.


Hurst Green find eight times


Hurst Green 8, Chipping 3


HURST GREEN wasted no time in continuing on l-.fir seal trail, finding Hie net in only five minutes. ILlvneux hit home a good cross from Dowden. with Gre?nli?.lsh soon afterwards volleying in a free kick y® just outside the box.


... ’retaliated through Eledet. who beat, the ad- rt-tem ■o


Stunt into action. Chip-


cac interesting football, Green increasing


g" keeper with a long ■’:, soli) sides served up


(e:r lead when Greenup frowned a solo run with a i-v Plot that iiew into the


completed a hat-lriek-after combining with Greenup. Greenhalgh made it seven


were too good for Chipping who were handicapped by a weak defence. Duncanson played well for the visitors and Wilkinson, although not on the score sheet, was out­ standing for Hurst Green.


mvski. Dowden. Moljueux, M. Greenhalgh, Bolton, D. Greenup.* Sub: Jacques.


S Hurst Green: Young, Llvesey, cod. Wilkinson, Houston, Czap-


man. Ellison, R. Freeman, Blerard, Squires, Gomall, Dun- eanson. Procter, Preston, Rhodes. Sub: Robinson.


Chipping: Traynor, P. Free­


Defence lets down Royal Oak


Royal Oak 2, Commercial 1


A NUMBER of defensive errors resulted in Royal 0:k coming to grief when they entertained Com- T/rcial


rot’s well and produced si! goo.-i first half foot­ s',". Fotilker soon ' put the tonte f;dc in front but the sferage was short-lived, a iccrivc slip-up allowing '.Vsmorih through to level :'u cores. A period of end ' r::d play led to McClean i":nn Royal Oak ahead more with a great goal, t.ve minutes into the "3d half. Commercial


Both trams used the


s.’e back on level terms trough Bradley and they ‘ on top with some good


-a work. Boy?.! Oak were awarded tensity but McClcan's ;t' v.a5 well saved, and


pletely miskickcd, Smith was there to put the visi­ tors once more in front with a splendid shot.


in style but to no avail be­ cause of a lack of un­ derstanding among the for­ wards. Another defensive mistake allowed Bradley to give Commercial a 4-2 "win on merit.


Royal Oak then attacked


Nadin. Harrison, Hik.y. Foulkor, P re rd y , McAlly, Aspinwall, Raws, thorne, McClcan. Sub: D. Dob­ son.


Smith, Bradley. D. Bialccki, Wil­ kinson. McTear.


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Lions 0, Kimington 1


fIMlJCGTON scored their second successive victory ■•'ii an away win over Lions.


; wed very well and began nnieh in command,


It 1:c'.y men they


J* wte denied a goal by • ;.e fine goalkceping of


lorceri several comers "''.■on?.


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•3 r.id»s had chances of


r 7.‘"= 'Dlit failed to do bc- :'5 o! the high s tan d a rd


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..i'1’ Luf iimc score of 0-0 sii'ued the. play in which


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go Rimington went in front through Riley who scored from a good pass by Graham. This brought the match


alive as Lions were forced in­ to the a l lack to try to sal­ vage r. point. Their almost continual pressure paid off when they were awarded a. penalty in the final moments of the game. But the spot kick was missed and the re­ feree blew for time.


Lions: Coupe, Woodworth (Ei. Woodworth t J) , Smalley 1F1.


son, Johnson. Colebourne. Hacking iW>. Metcalfe, Healey, Cook. Riley, Hacking <J), Graham.


g r in d l e t o n in charge Grindlcton


1, WhallcyO J i


I;',, a Soulless first half, Jytiris produced some iith. 0 aftacking football


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winning goal as they began to assume command. Barry Jones had a particularly good game for Grindleton and Gillibrand and Dust for the visitors.


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HolrlitiS!. B. W. .I0 !if.-, C. Dcw- Imrsl. Turner. Power. ShorrorK, Tuylnr. B. A. .lone.'-. Driver.


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Tcnsrfrilr, Du.'-t. Yates. Richards, Tntlrrsall. Richmond. Davies. Gillibrond, Bradshaw. Sub.: Berry.


On Sunday


down 3-3 at Bacup but won 3-1 at Shawbridge, the visitors’ goal coming from a penalty. For this week­ end’s game Clithcroe are likely to name the same side that defeated Prescot last Saturday.


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Royal Oak: Lio.vnd. S edan. when an Oak dclender com­


from a rebound, Procter pulled one back for the visi­ tors but then Traynor pushed a Molyneux corner into his own net for the final tally of 8-3. On balance, Hurst Green


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WHEN the Clithcroe and District Amateur League lost Mr Barry Allen as a player through injury, they gained a referee. Barry, a litter at Atkinson’s, lias now been


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interest in football having played for the town team as a schoolboy and for Low Moor, Grindleton and Waddington in the amateur league. As well as his interest in football, lie is also a


should be “ give and take by both the referee and the players.”


keen cricketer, being captain of his works team and treasurer of the Ribblc Valley Cricket League. Barry believes tha t for a successful match there


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His immediate aim is to gain class one status


Trinity hand out a lesson


Trinity 4, Wadriington Reserves 1


ABLY marshalled by the veteran Hargreaves, the reserves gave Trinity an early lesson in close man- to-man football. Though only slightly built, the front runners were a constant threat to the home defence and Beer and McGurk were lucky, when beaten, to see Hall save a t the feet of Walker and Thornber.


Turnbull at the once very familiar No. 11. He was more involved, and rounded Tshcnvood by sheer speed, but Morrison" and Wilkinson could not convert the cross. A calculated lob in flic


pitch. Trinity afterwards gave the Yorkshire young­ sters a lesson or two, but Hargreaves was the visitors’ sa-viour several times and Joyce a sure-handed keeper. An indirect kick only six


Walker put. Waddington level. Choycc and Beer were, switched positionally by Trinity, the latter having taken an early knock. On the big castle field


15llt minute put Turnbull through and. moving in diagonally, he drove the bull tinder Joyce for the opening goal. Three minutes later,


yards out should have been a certain goal for Trinity, but it was Swarbrick who finally netted.


W e e k e n d


f i x t u r e s FIXTURES


Moor Chib (BA). Billington v Royal Oak (DS). Com­ mercial V King’s Arms (TG). Chatburn v Hurst Green (PD), Rimington v Chipping (JK). Whalley v Trinity (EH). Lions V Grindleton


(GB). RESULTS


Hurst Green 8, Chipping 3: Lions 0. Rimington 1; Low Moor Club 1, Billington in; Royal O-k 2. Commercial 4; Trinity 4, Waddington 1.


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Linns ............ ttimington .. King’s .......... Chathurn . . . . Waddingtnn .. Commercial Trinltv ......... Grinrllcton WUington


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already been made: one team will meet Rawtonstall away, and the other will be at home to Ecclcs. Dates for the matches have yet to be arranged. The Clithcroc brigade will


also be entering a team in the county darts knock-out, as In previous years.


AFTER winning their first three games in the Amateur League programme, Wad­ dington Reserves have not gained a point since Sep­ tember 22nd.


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Trinity, fielding a rather Swarbrick also took a experimental attack, had penalty kick and netted, but


he had to retake the kick because one of his colleagues was in the area and he again beat the keeper. Beer, who had remained


an hour coming up. Wad­ dington had a man carried off and Ross was substi­ tuted.


upheld, came more into the action and was put through and easily beat Joyce. With tile last quarter of


well together for Trinity, and the latter added a fourth goal—the last in a good, fast game which pro­ duced a scoreline perhaps slightly unfair in view of the efforts made by Wad- dington.


Turnbull and Beer worked


Trinity: Hull, rentnan, Rcrr, Swarbrict:. MrGtir!:, Edmondson. Wilkinson. Mortimer, Morrison. Cho.wo Turnbull. Sub.: Devinr.


Wadilincion Reserves: Joyce. Ishcrwood. Slack, Hargreaves, Waddington. Rush Dinsdale. Malone. Walker, Thornier, Salis­ bury. Sub : Ross.


TABLE TENNIS


Hospital side take lead


CALDERSTONES Hospital A lead division one of the Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association by one point over Clitheroe Cricket Club A. Still seeking their first point are Chatburn A and Ribblesdale Wanderers A.


Clithcroc Cricket Club B hold top place with two points more than Standen B. the cricket club team being the only one In either division to have collected maximum points. Slanden B earn the second place as tile result ol three succes­ sive wins after an opening


In the Second Division,


to an all-round team perform­ ance. G. Roberts. D. Wynn and IL Blackburn won two games each, and Roberts and Black­ burn won a closely contested doubles against T. Thompson and J. Pickles. For Trinity, .1.


defeat. AIn Division One, Caldenstones


bunt a strong Trinity A 7-3 due


Pickles had three splendid wins. a Local cricket rivals, Clithcroe


large and appreciative audience lor a rearranged game at


n<] Ribblesdale Wanderers had a


Church Meadow. The Clitheroc A string had an easy 7-3 win over their opposite number. F. Lee. spearheaded the victory with three, successes and main­ tained his 100 per cent, un­ beaten record. He was helped by R. Birch with two wins and M. Oldham one. For Ribblesdale.


Hall and Peel in a close doubles. For the latter this was their first doubles defeat. Clithcroe. Cricket Club R en­


T. Hail won two and M. Peel one.


[^c.t and Birch defeated


joyed a 6-4 win over Standen C at Chathurn Road. J. Ko/.lowski won three games. J. Marlingdale two and M. Hall one. Staudcn C had two wins by S. Adcroft t and one by D. Fulton. They also


ook the doubles off Hall and Marlingdale. 1 Trinity B notched a decisive


0-0 at home to Catholic Youth Club B C Kendrick, E. Thomp­ son and F. Waterhouse won three each, the first two also taking the doubles. The youth club players were J. Whittaker, M. Simpson and Paliga. Meanwhile, CYC A enjoyed an


8*2 victory at the expense of Standen D. Club captain D. Lofthouse won three games and


so did B. Murphy. These two won the doubles against S. Siezkowski and D. Whittaker. J. Worden won one game for the Youth Club. CStanden’s two wins came from


ing finish for at 4-4, with two matches to play Standen had to win both for victory. For Brock- hall, D. Trotter and T. Hodgkin- son won two games- each but lost the doubles to T. Wadding­ ton and G. Cotterill. The other successes for Standen B wero T. Waddington. three wins, and G. Cotterili and D. Thomas one each.T. Waddington is the leading player in Division Two having won 11 out of 12 games.


. Stewart and D. Whittaker. S Rrockhall went down 4-6 to


tanden B. There was an excit­


3 Division 1: Ribbtesdalo WCC A 7, Clitheroe CC A 7; Galderstones


. Trinity A3. StDivision 2; Clitherce CC B 6,


v Division T: Monday,. Slanden A C Calderstones A; Trinity A v Ahatbum A. Thursday, RWCC A v RWCC B. Rest week, CCC .Division 2: Tuesday. Standen B


FIXTURES


v Standen C; Calderstones B v SLandejt D; CYC B v Trutex. Wednesday. CCC B v Trinity B. CYC A v BrockhoiJ.


Calderslones A 4 q o 0 6 Clitheroo CC A


DIVISION I


Rlbb. Wand. CC A 4 2 4 Standen A . Trinity A .


Catholic YC A . 3 ?. 0 4 Standen C . Trutcx ......


Trinity B . .. Brocknall ...


4 3 2


4 3 0 2 1


3 0 0 3 0


Clitheroe CC B , Standen B .


Rlbb. Wand CC B 3 0 0 3 0 DTVI8ION 2


Chatbum A


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Catholic YC B 0: Rrockhall 4. Standen B 6: Catholic YC A 8. Standeo D 2*


anden C 4j Trinity B 10,


TOP scorers in league games in Clitheroc and District Amateur Football League at end of October were; A. Duncanson (Chipping. 11); R. Peel (King’s Ams.10); R. Molyneux (9). R. Wilkinson (8). M. Greenhalgh (7) (all Hurst Green); J. Procter (Chipping. 7): L. Aspimvall (7). R. McClcan (7), K. McCally (7) (all Royal Oak)


RESULTS


refereeing for two seasons. A class two referee he has always taken a keen


V, as t liisii In the second-half Bil­


Wilson f41, Stewart 12) Evans 12), Mason and Rodia.


Scorers for Billingtou were


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Cli theme hack on goal trail


Clithevoe 5, Prescot Town 2.


AFTER failing to score in their previous three league games, Clitlieroe stormed to victcory over Prescot Town—and ended a run of six games without a win.


fo rmer Great Harwood player Graham Bisby was making his debut, and back in the side after 12 weeks' absence through injury was Rod Webb at inside-right. After an indifferent start,


nents were one of only three teams below them in the Combination table (before the game Clitheroe had four points to Prescot's three), this was the sort of match to bring back the spectators to Shawbridge. New Clitheroe signing


■And although their oppo­


with Prescot if anything on top, the game burst into action with two goals in a minute—and Clitheroe were three goals ahead before half an hour had passed. Tony Monks, back at out­


side-left after a break of three weeks, drew first blood after 15 minutes. Breaking through the Prescot defence unaided, he shot from a narrow- angle—and the ball whistled in off the post. Just one minute later,


TONY MONKS . . . lie and Clarkson score two each.


going Clitheroe's way and continued pressure led to Tony Monks claiming his second goal in the 27th minute. Leading scorer for his club. Monks — he has nine to his credit this season—easily foiled Precot keeper Webster with his left- foot shot.


FOILED


keeper John Onvon ha'd work to do for the first time. The visitors’ centre-forward. Lever, who was to score both his side's goals, had a shot blocked bv Onyon, and his second attempt went way over the bar. Monks seemed set on a


Soon after, .Clitheroe goal­


centre-forw-ard Mick Clark­ son scored what was to be the goal of the match when he saw home an accurate cross from newcomer Bisby with a splendid diving header. For once everything was


Waddington upset by injury to


goalkeeper


Lower Cliapci 4, Waddington I


WADDINGTON'S hopes of reaching the Ewood Park


that Waddington were lucxy to get a second bite at the cherry, but during a storming first half the teams were unrecognisable as those which drew the previous week.


ally threw away this first round replay. It was generally admitted


hat-trick — and was only foiled when the Prescot goalkeeper made a brave dive at his feet. Goal No. 4 came for Clitheroe in the 41st minute, when Simuson broke through the defence unaided and ro u n d e d Webster. Despite their seemingly


though a hatful of goals was on the way, hut the best


It looked as


time the villagers’ goal­ keeper. Derek Whittaker, was badly injured by falling heavily on an iron bar at the back of the goal and this changed the course of the game.


Ten minutes before half­


unassailable position, Clith­ croe continue pressing after the restart.


disoatch a cross from Monks and Simpson put over the bar from a few yards out. With 20 minutes to go.


Prescot crept nearer as Lever scored again. The visitors began to attack, but through poor finishing rarely presented real danger. Time was 'running short, and Prescot's last hopes were extinguished when Clarkson scored his second, from a move by Monks and Webb,


with four minutes to go Clithcroe: Onvnn. Turner. Riley.


mcr. Vaughan, Birkott. Bou!gcr. Schofield. Lennon. Alianson -D.L Lever. Field. Allanson (A.). Sub.: Blincow.


Birhv. Kirk. Lawson. Simpson. Webb. Clarkson. Eylcs tA.L Monks. Sub : Kirkman. Prescot Town: Webster. Rlm-


wards tried everything to add to their score. Webb and Clarkson both at­ tempted without success to


chances did not come until after Lever got his side's first goal in the 55th minute. Then the Clitheroc for­


movements were restricted and Lower Chapel scored with a header lie would normally have reached.


still in their opening moed and Bialccki, their man of the match, put them level with a diving header from Pedder's free kick.


Waddington turned round


Although under siege Lower Chapel got the break with a penally goal. With plenty of time hi hand, Wadding­ ton panicked. As many ;is eight men were upfield at any one time seeking the equaliser, and Lower Chapel exploited the open spaces at the back.


having left the field unable to go on any longer. Lower Chapel scored twice more, including another penalty.


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SS Michael and John's 3.


e n o u g h St Mary’s 5,


A SECOND half burst of Miree goals was not enough to give SS Michael and John's the point they deserved.


soon overcame the difficult conditions and took the lead after'10 minutes following a mistake in the Clitheroc goal.


St Mary's from Bacup,


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The Clithcroc side played very badly in the first half


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PAUL SHANAHAN (Decorators) Ltd


Tel. Whalley 3189 AFTER 5-0 p.m.


PIANO TUNING and RECONDITIONING Caterer to the Music Profession


E. J. APPLETON 27 WOODLANDS RISE


HAWORTH, KEIGHLEY Tel. Haworth 351H


Bowden


Construction Registered


JOINERS


Timber specialists. All types of work undertaken. High class work. Free estimates. Prompt attention.


Ring Whalley 3241 FOR EVERYTHING


H O N D A IT’S COT TO BE


KEN MARTIN HONDAS 100% SPECIALIST.


AREA MAIN DEALER ★ Deposits from 10%


Open until 8 p.m. inc. Thursdays


72 BOLTON ROAD, BLACKBURN. Tel. 64932 W. BEER LIGHT HADLAGE


Removals and Odd Jobs Undertaken


CLITHEROE — TeL 22857 71 WOONE LANE


DECORATE YOUR HOME FOR CHRISTMAS


„TAINTINr.. DECORATING. Bi SKILLED TRADESMEN


„ Ulotmxc, EFFECTS


Phone Accrington 381611 -1 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE


CYRIL HOOIEY


EX-HOOVER SERVICE ENGINEER


57 WOONE LANE


CLITHEROE TELEPHONE 22023


Repairs, Reconditioning and Service or


HOD VSR


M m x m c E S Specialists on Keymatic


iOELWaild C For all


WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS and Kenwood Repairs


ALL MAKES OF NEW AND RECONDITIONED WASHERS AND CLEANERS


PARNALL—ROLLS—ADA


HOOVER— HOTPOINT—BURCO—SERVIS Sales and Workshop


2 FUAMON STREET CISTMOE - Tel 22979


O. £2.34 P.C. Manholes ......... Various Prices 9


WE WILL HIRE OR SELL — • MIXERS from . . . .


JJQ week


• WHEELBARROWS . F f t— week • ACUOW PROPS


50p 30p


e VIBRATING ROLLERS . ..


....£1.50daU ALSO


CONCRETING SAND From a bagful to full loads


CONCRETING STONE GRANITE CHIRPINGS


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4", 6”, 9" CONCRETE BLOCKS Ex yard or full loads


week


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