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Hillingtnn 8, Riminglon 3


HAVING been defeated in an earlier meeting. Riming­ lon were clearly keen to win this return encounter but. it was not their day.


centre forward, soon opened the home account and within in minutes he had the satisfaction of complet­ ing a hat-trick.


Wilson, in the new role of


5-0, with Rimington pulling a goal back during a tem­ porary lapse by the Billing- ton defence.


John Wallbank made it


Billington kept up the pressure but after a goal from Stewart and a couple from J. Mason they became rather casual and left the visiting forwards too much room. The result was that Rimiugton picked up a couple of goals and came more into the game until their hosts tightened up the defence.


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* i1:23: J. Procter. Chip- anil. 11; J. Peel. K. Arms


ilreen (27. 3>; 29; A. Isnson, Chipping (23, 6': i". Aspinwuli. R. Oak (22. .1. Turnbull, Trinity


.’I. K. Arms t23 league, ■ally); 37: E. Preedy. R. 32, 5): M. Gresnhalgh,


'a (18, 2i; D. C. Stewart, l-Mion do. o'i.


20: E. Scott, Billing-


played as a, team and over­ came their opponents with good football. Rimington... were not disgraced by the score-line against, a better team which adapted itself to the wet, conditions on a pitch that was in very good state for the time of year.


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Ucdiiousc I, Maddingtou 7


REDT/IOUSE posed no problems for Waddington who notched a comfortable victory and kept r themselves in the promotion


command, goals coming from Peter Carter 131 • Bob Hargreaves r.‘», Tom Simpson an d George


ace.The villagers kept complete


Stcddart. PWaddin:.iun wpre without


brank Richards and Mick Yates, Soth unfit. Brought in were gtephen Rush, and Bob ‘Har­ areaves for his second senior


sineton was the continuing goal­ ncoring form of Peter Carter, gow leading scorer in league


ppearance of the season. dA pleasing feature for Wad*


ames. sWADDINGTON: Whittaker, Simp


ichards. Walpamur 0, Brockhall (J


kon, Rigby. Lund, Walker, Wilk- Hinson, Stoddart. Rush, Carter, Rargreaves, Slinger. Sub.:


HThe hospital side scored through i aythornthwaite (3), Gilllbrand


ALTER a goalless first half which had been a tense struggle, Brockhall lilt Walpamur for six.


-1 and Dracenbourg. n Brockhall’s promotion chances


ames in hand. IS.


Centenary Cus>


TO mark the centenary year of Clitheroe Conservative Chib, 42 members arc com­ peting for a special snooker trophy. Castle Castings governing


director Mr Edward Lawren- son has donated the Cen­ tenary Cup, which will be


completed for annually, on a handicap basis. The draw for the pre­


liminary rounds (to be played by April 19th) was made on Monday night.


aow look good. They have the tdvantage of having points "in the bag “ while their opponents gry to catch them by playing


A Res 3-o in the semi-final and now meet ford United in the final at Griffiin Park next


Leaders tighten grip


Royal Oak C, Low Moor Club t)


ROYAL OAK strengthened their grip at the top of the table with a 6-0 win over Low Moor Club, but it was a poor game, and Oak should have doubled the score with the chances they created.


time, hitting the post four times, the bar once and missing a penalty. Never­ theless, they went 2-0 up by half-time with goals from Grimes and R. Mc­ Lean.


Oak attacked all the


added four more through Preedy (2), Grimes and McAUy.


After the break they


Rawsthorne had the chance to break his “ duck” as the only Royal Oak player not to score this season. But he blasted a penalty kick wide.


After 80 minutes, R.


Royal Oak in the first half. The best performances for Low Moor came from Rigg, Pinch and goalkeeper Joyce.


Sharp was outstanding for Clitheroe


win snooker league


CLITHEROE with 95 points ore snooker champions of the Accrington and district Conservative Clubs’ Snooker and Domino League. They have the same pointage as Rishton, but have lost fewer


snooker knock-out, Broderick and Lee, of Whalley beat Bibby and Yates, of Accring­


games. In the final of the “ pairs”


ton, 2-0.


FINAL TABLES SNOOKER


Oswaldtwistlc ............ 20 3 83


Clithcroc ................ 20 10 95 .................... J" 9‘


W L P


Hishton ..................... ft J “ Whalley .A,


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Clayton ;................................... }jjjj Church A .................


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JsS IIS


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Church A .................. 20 5 64 Accrington B ............ 20 4 62


A one dub man


AT 35. most footballers feel


enough. But in the Clitheroc and. District Amateur League there is a man still playing after 35 years with one club.


they have had


who played his first game for Billington, against Hurst Green, at the age of 14. Now he is 49, and this season he has made only a few appearances.


He is Tom Wallbank,


son, John, were both in the team which beat Rimingion S-3. A week on Saturday he changes to cricket as captain of Ribblesdale Wanderers.


On Saturday, he and his


the only “ elder states­ man " in the Billington game—for on the wing for Rimington was club secretary Neville Keighley.


Tom Wallbank was not


Hurst Green gain revenge


Hurst Green 2, Trinity 0.


AFTER what must rank as one of the longest ties in the history of the Amateur League, Hurst Green were worthy win­ ners on the day and now meet Chatburn in the Aitken Shield semi-final. It was sweet revenge for the villagers, Trinity having achieved the double over them in the league and they had not had much luck in previous games in this tie.


Green went about the game with a determination that could not have gone unre­ warded while Trinity, with McGurk obviously not fully recovered from a'bout of flu, were not up to the standard of previous engagements.


Fielding a full team, Hurst


and kicked uphill, clearly hoping to keep Trinity out from the first half and then take advantage of the slope in the second.


Hurst Green won the toss DOMINANT


with the few shots Trinity aimed at him, while the back four held the church attack at bay, beating them to the ball and cutting out the menace of the Trinity long ball and the dangerous'Turn- bull.


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Hurst Green went ahead as


after more good work by Dowden. But just before halftime, Greenup made it two with a fine solo goal.


Greenhalgh put just wide Castle Construction


dominate the game but tended to keep midfield pos­ session too long. However, some remarkable goalkeeping by Kay, with McGurk using his height to cut out some dangerous crosses did much to ensure that no more goals were scored.


Hurst Green continued to


caused Hurst Green some anxious moments which must have made the villagers wish they had built up a greater lead.


Trinity never gave up and


Seed, R. Williamson, Houstan, Czapowski, Dow­ den, Molyneux, Greenhalgh, Bolton, Greenup. Sub; Livesey.


Hurst Green: Young, Cross,


Penman, B. Swarbrick, McGurk, Mortimer, Wiggles- wortli, Taylor, Turnbull, Rigg, Robt Wilkinson. Sub: Devine.


Trinity: Kay, Atkinson,


In snooker final


WADDINGTON snooker player Norman Burgess is in tile final of the East Lancs. Junior Individual champion­ ship, after a 3-1 semi-final win on Monday night.


Blackburn, at Bold Street WMC in Accrington, in a best-of-five contest. He had a piece of luck in the third frame, to go 2-1 up, when Sharp went


Norman beat Bob Sharp, of


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Amateur League PROGRAMME


SATURDAY: Grindleton v Royal Oak; White Lions v King's Arms; Commercial v Rimington; Chipping v Billington.


v Waddington Res; King's Arms v Chat,burn; Royal Oak v Billington.


WEDNESDAY: Grindlcton


SENIOR football learns at Ribblesdale County Secon­ dary School have “generrlly


m BRB3CE3V7nr:«- RESULTS


King's Arms 2. Commercial 0: Royal Oak 6, Low Moor Club 0. Aitken Shield, second round replay; Trinity 0, Hurst Green 2 (H. Green at home to Chatburn in semi-final).


Billington 8. Rimington 3;


been top trophy-winners— but now the school’s younger soccer stars have got in on the act. The school's first-year


team has proved itself the tops in Education Division No. 5—which includes Padi- liam. Accrington, Blackburn and Clitheroe—ij.v winning the Central Motors trophy. The final, played at Billing­ ton, was an all-Clitheroe one. Ribblesdale's opponents being a junior team from the Grammar School, But the game was by no


means plain sailing for the eventual winners. After


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dale side, which is coached by games master Mr G. Buttle. Back vow, from left: G. Winckley, M. Kenyon, R. Foulkes. K. Pratt. p Durban. C. Hind, N. Davies, N. Weaver, Front: P. Stirzaker, P. Hoggatt, N. R o b e r t s (captain). P. Brethcrton. M. Maudsley.


Rearranged


Res v King's Anns; April 25th—King's Arms v Riming­ ton: April 28th—Chipping v King's Arms. Outstanding: Hurst Green v Waddington Res; Hurst Green v Chip­ ping.


REARRANGED a m a t c u r football fixtures to the end of the season: April 21st — Waddington


IF King’s Arms heat Royal Oak and Hurst Green beat Chatburn in the Aitken Shield semi-finals, a repeat is in store for the 1971 final, when the Green beat King’s for the trophy after a replay.


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