Clithcroc Advertiser and Times, April 26th, 1973 l)t [ D R A B


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l'.3' a:iii nothing left to ”J this scuson—<i , ; i;(l-oi-term affair,


s’cic had much to


^’•n'altacic, and the mid- cir.i'.cred with mis-


■ Few p!av'’ ls ean look ;V= aanie with any


.;.T-:;o’i. MOM- will Prcler


-•lieroe’s problem was pt the lack °f f-eam- a side containing


• Td'ir- individual skill


'’"Minot be a drawback. Ibis nialcli players


••’Vtvntlal n:ilr wcrc 1 - off-K'nii or allowed


'C..f :.ig:v, of the ball. 'cliiberor's miii-


i 'V ’nbles is understand- 1 n'View of the number ;„rcs introduced in ' tvccks. There was


,i.r debutant this time ;i-vear-old former ROF


Rorf Jones. He had a ti'.t'.ei alternoon.


y.j.’tp the shortcomings, ntighi. have been a


,'c. of goals, and Clitli-


i awld possibly plead bad 1 at hitting the wood- three times—Webb had


•hot deflerted against, a :. and lie headed against •


a,r j.fter «£ Alonks iiec


• -r'ooimdecl from tlio upright.. But hitting


I IE -ouiUvork is not what 0 :i'‘'n, Webb.


iT.c irf about. .-■


•’ ’Tivior, Kirk. Lawson, ';n, j-ri^, G.i>kell, Berco,


■ r.- .•^b u. IlOi?.


• * \Vas ;-.l!. Sub: Fella. ).'■ N. Hilton. Royton.


n,-o!- Roach, L. Croft., streetley. BUsborouch. H'-: Brtniead. Downey.


Waddington step up


promotion challenge


WADDINGTON arc putting in a fantastic promotion bid in the Blackburn Combina­ tion Second Division. They have won their last six league games and are un­ beaten for seven.


Away -to Walpamtir they


won 3-2 with goals from Slinger, Carter and Stod- dart. At Feniscowles they romped home 8-2. Carter scoring four and the others' coming from Behan, Walker, Stoddart and Slinger.


The hardest task to date


was away to Catholic YC. Defeat for either would


probably end their promo­


tion chances. At half-time Waddington trailed 2-0, and but for good goalkeeping by recent signing Derek Whit­ taker would have been furtiier behind.


Waddington began to


|ioi ns lo 7-0 p.m., Saturday


IVeokdavs 8-30 a.m. lo


|.i.m. in 12-31) p.m. 30 a.m. lo 5-15 p.m.


1 to 12-30 p.m.


LOng awaited awajr win


yiagliull 0, Clitheroc 1.


A HEADED goal by Steve fhAT: was enough to giro Chlecroc their first a.way since December


'they visited Maghull


r. Monday. Tire result, completed


C.-.ig-oc's Hurd double of season, for at. Shaw-


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■ oil to the field. They completely settled,


w?. ^ to a goal in each -om Barrett.


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br.::c the Liverpool side >r'5-2 and Steve Gaskell ■


--red a hat-trick. O


n balance, victory was


fi-rvediy achieved. Clith- overall performance


s the best for several rSics — despite t.he ab- of iwo regular players, ueeper Onyon and


::.ter Monte. Emergency goalkeeper r.cy Breakall was with


criagton last season. 5


1 a c 1 ; i> u r n Combination


u;cr Stuart Carllictge had : rromirinj debut. T-.e goal, after 23 minutes, llotved a series of near


•t'Es for Clitheroe. Berco raced 0


11 Taylors corner


• i Gaskell snapped up the -ate. Miighull were un- ;.t:v to hit a post when ■'« to an equaliser, but


bv goal-line clearances and etval missed chances pre-


riled a more decisive win Clitheroe.


BOWLS


LATEST results in Great Harwood Bowling League; Caldcrslones 121—2. Sales- bury A 153—8; Clitheroe Cricket 144—6, Come & Wel­ come 144—4; Ribblesdale 164—9, Rishton Con. 94—1; Salesbury B 153—8, Lower­ fold 128—2; Waddington 112—1, Oswaldtwistlc Con. 164—9; Whalley 161—8, Clitheroe Castle 121—2.


Calrierstones 146—6, Sales­


bury B 131—4.; Clitheroe Cricket 149—7, Ribblesdale 141—3; Come & Welcome 151—7, Oswaldtwistle Con. 129—3; Rishton Con. 123—1, Lowerlold 162—9; Salesbury A 343—7. Clitheroe Castle 138—3; Whalley 164—9, Wad­ dington 110—1.


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come back in the second half, and Frank Richards pulled a goal back, peter Carter scored the equaliser and in the final minute sub­ stitute B ob Hargreaves


bundled the ball over the line in a scramble for Wad- dington's winner.


They now need three,


points from their last two games, starting at Brockhall. A win for Brockhall will promote them, a. draw means Wadding-ton must then beat Haslingden St Mary's, and i f the villagers


win they will need just a point. For tlie second successive


year Calrierstones are Cot­ ton Cup runners-up. in the final against Stamford United they lost, a thrilling game by 4-3. Last season they lost 3-1 to Lower Chapel.


In Division Three, Calder-


stones are just above, half­ way after losing 3-2 to


Pleasington.


BILL INC, TON Band Club added net another win to this season’s successes when two 0/ their players won the Clitheroe and district darts league knock-out doubles competition.


Playing in front of a capa­


city crowd at the Clitheroe Central Working Men’s Club, Mr Roger Ascough and. Mr Bill Marshahey, of Billington, beat R. Cottam and Mr T. Fielding, of the Horseshoe, in the final.


Special guest for the even­


ing was Aid. Clifford Chat- burn, who presented the


winning pair with a clock each.


Opportunity was taken of


the occasion to present the league champions and run. vers-up with their trophies. They were Billington Band


Club, who won division one, and Ribblesdale Sports and Social Club, victors of Divi­ sion Two. Runners-up were Bridge Dm f division one) and Conservative Club.


Seen in our picture arc the


finalists of the doubles com­ petition with Aid. Chatham (centre). From the left arc Mr Cottam, Mr Fielding, Mr Ascough and Mr Marshulsey.


KING’S ARMS KEEP TITLE


KING’S ARMS have retained the Clitheroe Amateur Foot­ ball League title. Wins over Rimington and Waddington Reserves, coupled with de­ feat for Royal Oak, ensured that Hie championship stays with the Bawdlands pub side. Meanwhile. Hurst Green are in the Aitkcn Shield final after beating Chatbum.


RESULTS Ailken Shield semi-final:


Chatburn 0, Hursl Green 3. League: Royal Oak 2, Billington 4; King’s Arms 6,


Rimington 0; Grindleton 2, Waddington R. 2; Wadding­ ton R. 0, King's Arms 4.


PROGRAMME Friday: Ailken Shield


semi-final: King's Arms v Royal Oak (Shawbridge). Saturday: Chipping v King’s Arms.


Hurst Green in final


Hurst Green 3. Chatburn 0


HURST GREEN marched confidently into their second Aitken Shield final in three years with a 3-0 semi-final win over Chatburn.


The opposition was too


good for Chatburn, and the Green led 2-0 at half-time with goals from Greenup and Molyneux. After the break, Grecnhalgh put vic­ tory beyond doubt with a goal superbly struck from 20 yards.


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Oak’s title hopes fade


Royal Oak 2, Billington 4


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THE championship hopes of Royal Oak died when they lost 4-2 to a much-improved


Billington side. Billington took the lead


through Wilson, who was completely unmarked and scored with a good header. Ten minutes later, Oak drew level when Hargreaves ran 20 yards unchallenged and scored from 30 yards — one of Oak's best goals of the season.


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football of which they are capable, and slack marking on Billington's dangerous wingers allowed the vil­ lagers lo take a 4-1 lead. In the closing minutes Grimes made it 4-2.


The game was sportingly


played, with referee N. Berry always up with play and well in control.


Yorkshire


‘ derby’ Grindleton 2,


Waddington Res 2


A GOAL scored in the last minute gave Grindleton a draw in their Yorkshire “ derby” with Waddington Reserves.


I t was the


Reserves’ first draw of season, and the first for


nearly two years.


MEMBERS of Clitheroe CC probably sensed a ring of familiarity when the side was put out for 123 in the last over on Saturday. In­ deed, when they played Colne in a nracticc match the week before Clitheroe were all out for 123—in the last over!


Run-outs rob Clitheroe


HOW to throw away a cricket match was demon- trated at Chatburn Road, where Clitheroc lost to Cherry Tree by a solitary run. Clitheroc needed two runs,


with three balls of the final extra over remaining, lo overtake the visitors’ 124. Keith Boden hit out and knew at once there was no chance of a run, -but last- man Garth Sutcliffe fool­ ishly darted out e.f his crease and was easily run out;. It was a pity, because


after an opening stand of 55 by Cherry Tree's Ken­ nedy and Flatley, the Clitheroe attack dismissed the opposition efficiently, Bo'dcn, Simon Wcstliead and new pro Peter Lane each taking three wickets. C a r e fu l batting by


Graham Davies, Mick Yates, Robert Stevenson and Colin Bacon forced Clitheroe into a strong position, and they looked sure of four points until Bacon, Ken Barnes and Sutcliffe were all run out in adding one to the


score. Cherry Tree: 124. Bowling: Lane 15.5—2—M —3 K.


Burnrs 11—2—24-0. K Boden 11 —0—44—3, S. Westhcad 4—0 -8—3. Clilhcroej G. Davies, b Lcmas


25; M. Blackburn, c and h Clarke 0: M Votes, c Holland b Klallev 20; S. Wcstliead. b Lomas 2; R. Stevenson, c Flatley 1


Lane b Flatley 5; It. Wiggles- wortb. b Lomas 11; C. Bacon, run out. 16; K Boden. not out ti: K. Barnes, run out 0; G, SutcJifTe, run out 1; extras o, total 123.


> Lomas 10;


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Whalley collapse


WM ALLEY'S familiar hat­ ting problems led to them making a false start to the season at Settle. They col­ lapsed lo 87 all out and lost


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A SOUND batting perform­ ance by Ribblesdale Wan­ derers, in which Ken Proc­ tor hit an unbeaten 51, gained them a point at Baxendcn. Rain inter­ rupted play, and when Wan­ derers declared at 126 for three Baxendcn played for


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READ projected their win­ ning ways of the old season into the new, with a con­ vincing win over a lethargis Earby side.


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TRAVELLING to Earby, Ribblesdale League cham­ pions Read were the only local team to record a victory on the first day of the new season.


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RIBBLESDALE LEAGUE:


Blackburn N V Earby, Ribblesdale IV v Padiham, Whalley v Baxeiu en, Cherry Tree v Settle, liarnoldswick v Clitheroc, Read v Great Harwood. JUNIOR LEAGUE: Divi­


sion One: Rolls-Royce v Oswaldtwistle, Great Har­ wood v Read, Clitheroe v Lucas, Langho v Lower Dar­ ken, EEC: v BB and CV, Earby v Blackburn N. Divi­ sion Two: Padiham v Ribblesdale IV. Old Rosscn- tlalians v Rolls - Roycc, Oswaldtwistle v Barnolds- wick. Settle v Cherry Tree. Baxendcn v Whalley, Dar- wen v Rawtcnstall. Sunday: Lawrenson Cup


start, losing their two openers in Worsiek's first two overs. Only three Earby men readied double figures, as the Read pro's bowling was backed up by fine fielding. With final figures of seven


for 22, Worsick promises lo present many problems for the league's


b a t sme n


throughout the season. Rosul — W. P. Fairc'.outfh* h


Wrar 1; M. Groriiobon. b Wear 11; D. Rigby, b Madden f>; 1?. Goodway. i: P. W°ar b Gi'hcn- halch G5; B. Smith, c and b Dr-nrirtt 4: M. Grainger, lhw Moorr- 1: Worsick, b Grconhalgh 35; ,i. Harwood, lhw Mooro u; .1. Waddington. not. out 2; P.


Grainger, b Moor? 0; n. Pollard, r Donnell h Moore u. Extras


Waddington 4-1-20-1: D. Pollard 2-0-3-0; R. Goodway 2-0-20-0; D. Rigby J-0-M.


14. Total 14*. Earby — o2 all oul. Bowline; WorMrk 9.fi-3-22-7: ,7.


1st Round: Bamoldswick v Oswaldtwistlc, Baxcnden v Read, Rolls-Royce 2nd v Earby, EEC v Cherry Tree. 2nd Round: Great Harwood v Blackburn N, Ribblesdale.


11' v Oswaldtwistlc 2nd, Settle v Rawtcnstall. K IB B L E V A L L EY


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