CI it hero f Advertiser and Times. December 12th. 1974 17 TSIBLEXTEnniS


Calderstones ‘A’ take top spot


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FOR pVERY DAILY


CALDERSTONES A have taken a two-point lead over Ciitlieroe Cricket Club A and Standen A at the top nf division one of the Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association. However, both challengers have a game in hand. Standen A dropped their


first points of the season at home to Calderstones A. After trailing 1-4 they levelled the scores at 4-4 but finally went down 4-G in an exciting game. Trinity B lead division


eroe who fielded only two players.


Catholic YC B 0, Catholic YC A 10: D. Lofthousc, B.


two with a one-point advan­ tage over Standen C. In hot- pursuit are Catholic Youth Club A with a game in hand. Only unbeaten doubles


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team in either division are Trinity B. Represented by C. Kendrick and E. Thomp­ son. they have gone seven games without defeat.


RESULTS


A a. Trinity A 1: F. Lee and p. Rail won three each, and R. Birch two. Hall and Lee won tile doubles for Clith- oroe. T. Thompson won Trinity's game. Standen A 1. Caldcrslones


Division 1—Clitlicroc CC


A. Hodkinson won the hos­ pital side's gome. For Stan­ den C. Thome and J. Mason won three each, D. Thomas two. Mason and Thomas won the doubles.


Urockhall L Standen C 0:


A (1: For Standen M. Peel won. two and D. Draken- berg and B. Knowles one each. G. Roberts and R. Parker won two each and T. Hall one for Calder- slones. Roberts and Parker won the doubles. Chatburn 1. Slandcn B


!): L. Whittaker scored Chat- burn's win. For Standen, T. Waddincton and E. Morton


won three each and P. Harrison two. Harrison and Wa d d i n g t o n won the


W.addington. Standen B 05.22 per cent; F. Lee CCC A 94.44: M. Peel, Standen A 88.88: G. Roberts. Calder- stoncs A 85.71; R. Birch. CCC A 77.77; B. Knowles, Standen A 77.77; B. Parker. Calderstones A 75.00; D. Drakenberg. Standen A 72.22; P. Hall. CCC A 72.22; E Moreton. Standen B 06.67; P. Harrison. Standen 13 61.90; T. Hall, Calder­


Division 1 averages: T.


stones A 50.00. FIXTURES


Clithcroe CC A v Standen B. Wednesday; Ribblesdale W. v Chatburn. To be arranged. Calderstones A v Trinity A.


ilalc Wands tl: D. Crver won three for Clithcroe. M. Old­ ham two and M. Hall one. Cryer and Hall took the doubles. For Ribblesdale D. Walton, P. Baines and A. O'Bryn won a game each. Division 2—Standen D 10,


doubles. (Tithcroc CC B ", Ribbles-


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Trinity B v Brockhall. Tues- dav: Clitheroe CC D v Standen D, Catholic B v Standen C Calderstones B v Catholic'YC A. Wednes­ day; Trinitv C v Clitheroc


Division 2 — Monday; CC C. DIVISION 1


Catholic YC 0: B. Sims. D. Whittaker and D. Parker won three each. Parker and Sims won the doubles. Trinity B S, Clithcror CU


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1) •>: C. Kendrick and E. Thompson won three eaeli ior Trinitv and J. Forbes ope. Kendrick and Thomp­ son won the doubles. G. Bennett and R. Eldridge won a game eacli for Clilh-


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S n o o k e r r e s u l ts


RESULTS in Clitheroe and District Snooker League: Gt Harwood Liberals 6, Social Club 8: Waddington B 12, Pendle Club 2; Police 4. Billington A 10: Billing­ ton B 4, Conservative B 10: Conservative A 12, Wad- dinnton A 2: Rimington 4. Chatburn 10. Details:


Gt Harwood Liberals 370.


Social Club 372: B. Dixon 43. E. Horsfield 68: I. Hick- ling 91. J. Lambert 43; P. Reid 91. D. Horsfield 55: S. Monk 46. W. Knowles 73; E. Baxter 30. J. Morrison 71: H. Flegg 69. A. Lcacll 62.


Waddington B 507, Pendle


Club 460: F. PaiTington 111, H. Wilkinson 76; D. Booth- man 91, L. Edwards 82; I. Waddington 77, S. Edmund- •son 67; A. Wilkinson 86. G. Kenneen 76.; T. H. Waims- lcy 86. J. Knowles 76: N. Spencer 56, 3. Donaghy 83.


servative B 407: P. Brndlev 90. G. Ireland 56: R. Wild 62, G. Dmsdalc GG; J. Wild 71. J. Braithwaitc 99: R. Shoreman 59. A. McNab 84; B. Ryedlieard 58, D. Nuttall 102: B. Thompson 60 'op­ ponent. absent).


dington A 331: R Bernard 70, ,1. Woolf 58; B. Smith 90, R. Waddington, snr 38: M. Sowden 81, F. Coat- 51; G. Burgess 50, T. Makinson 63: 7’. McMenemy 65, G. Crowthcr 59; N. Burgess 74. 5. Cox 62.


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Rimington 411, Chatburn


Lofthouse Cup draw


THE draw for the Lolihouse Clip team knock-out in Clitheroe and District Snooker League is:


dington B: Pendlc Club v Rimington; Great Harwood Liberals v Cnldcrstones; British Legion v Social Club; Biilington B v Police; Chatburn v Conservative A.


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as the league. Tile first round is to be


played on a home and away basis on January 15tli and 22nd.


dividual competition each team may submit up to six registered players. Names should reach tile secretary along with the December 19Hi scorecards. The draw will be notified later.


For the Ha.vdock Cup in­ Billington B 400. Con­


Division 1—Monday; Stan­ den A v Clitheroe CC B.


SEEN here are members of the Ribblesdale and 1st Pcndle Scout troops, win­ ners of tlie Clitheroc and District Scout fivc-a-sidc football competitions played at St Augustine's School. Billingtnn.


Rihblcsdalc won tile


senior contest by defeating Chipping JO-2. On iheir way to the final they also


accounted for 1st Pendle (3-1) and Whalley (4-0).


1st Peudle won the junior


contest, with Chipping emerging as junior and senior runners-up. Referees were Scout leaders Dennis Mackic. 1st Tcndlc, and Xonnan Yales, Whatley. The trophies were presen­


ted to tile captains of 1116 winning teams, Ian Nultall. nf Ribhlcsdalc (left), and l’cter Eglin. 1st Pendlc ,Iuniors (right) by Assistant District Commissioner Allan Snapc fern tic hack).


Campbell hits Tech for six


Lions !), Blackburn TCR 1


SIX goals, five of them in the second half, were .'•cored for Lions by Campbell In an easy conquest of Blackburn Technical College Reserves at Roefield. The visitors were no match for their hosts whose tactics were based on quick, deadly backed by a sound defence.


breakaways Lions moved into an early


K in g ’s f ig h t b a c k


King's Arms 4 Low Dliior 2


BOTH teams settled down well and produced .some good football. Tomkins, the Low Moor keeper, made three great save, from Peel, Tay­ lor and Smith to keep (lie villagers on level terms but after 23 minutes Smith gave him no rhaiuc with a volley from just inside the box. But Willi Low Moor playing very well the score remained unchanged ;ai the interval. Low Moof resumed with


lead with Turnbull slamming in a free kick after Dawson had been fouled.


Alter 32 minutes Campbell


converted a penalty for the first of his goals and he scored again in tile same way soon afterwards but the effort was disallowed. J. : Woodworth made it 3-0 at ( half-time by forcing home a j Slinger cross.


j From Woodworth's corner j


kick, Campbell scrambled j the ball home and followed j this with his best, effort of ilie match from Dawsons j pass. Slinger quickly made it


tile obvious intention of gelling back on terms and they achieved it when McAlly left O'Neill stranded


(2 i.


G-o. with Campbell adding ye; another before Lions eased up, and Kelly pounced to score lor the visitors.


wiilt a line shot. Stung into action. King's


scoring with a well-flighted goal for Low Moor over the advancing keeper.


Wilkinson completed the


thin (lav Taylor. Scott, ltimmor, *P.\r,' Pod Taylor. Prei, Snutl). Speak. Sul).: Gekiard.


Sine’s Arm ': o ’.Neill. Illrnkiii-


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bard but were never any match for Lions for whom Campbell scored the last tuo goals of the match. Lion*: O’Neill, .lnw*s, Bailey, K.


I.iddiflrd. W f t in l i . How.tr'.n Blackburn TCR: llor^rsor,.


Reeves. A«p;n, Gavin. K^Hy A«o:nnll. Ecclc*. llarii: Ainsworth.


WARBURTON ON TARGET


Kirkby Town 2. Clitheroe 2


CLITHEROE striker Tony Warburton brouglit his goal tally to five in four games on Saturday when he : gave his side a 2—2 draw against Kirkby Town.


To play for Combination


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THREE members of Wad­ dington FC have been chosen to nlav for Black­ burn Combination in u representative same against Old Blackburnian*.


Waddington and Mick Yale.' are among the squad of 15 for the came which will be played at Latumack. on Boxing Day.


Joint Ainsworth. John


Cyril Whiteside, is delighted with the selection and sees it. as a reflection of the high standard of lootball in the nibble Valiev.


Waddincton secretary. Mr


great honour to have three of our players in the team.


Combination with aootil. 1.000 players and it is a


•' There are 75 learns in the


for tile club but'also for the game in the Ribble Valley as all three players live in or near Clitheroc," he said.


PERSONAL BEST


SWIMMING tor North Lan­ cashire in an inlcr-associa- lion a‘?c ^roup gala lor the Triad Trophy at Bury Baths, .1111 Knowles, a pupil ai Clilheroe Grammar School, won the 100 metres back­ stroke in a personal best, time of 1 min. 21.4 secs.


Her time was only eiiiht-


icnths oi a second outside the.national quuliiying time that entitles the swimmer to compete in the National Groups competition to lie held at Leeds Internationa] Pool next Aiipust.


Football League at the week­ end was Campbell’s six goals for Lions against Blackburn TCR.


Best individual perform­ ance in the Ribble Valley


\v« define ton M>, Rial**rki. Nnt- I All. Yale*. Ainsworth, White­ side. HYrm, SaJiabury. Sub: Walter (G).


WarltHntUtn < v IK T , j». k.o. Whittaker. Lund. Richards.


Green, h, k.o. 2-15): Fror Chew, Boj-d. RifTby, Simpson


Waddlnflton Res«rv*i (v Hury*


Myen. P Both team# meet station at 1


Waddington (R), Stoddart, Walker (R>. Cook. Rush, Rohan, Kenyon Malooe, Dean, CoillnEO,


/m.


fieid Road, Great, Harwood, came third In the 100 metres freestyle with a time of 1 min. 1C secs.


;fill 112), who lives in Lyn-


pupil at the Grammar Schuol was Hu* reserve in the breast stroke event but was not called upon to swim.


ltulh McDowell. abx> a


H)0 pis. won the trophy for a second successive year. Cumbria Association scored 88 pts and Central Lan- -ashlre Asco*lation 51 pts.


North Lancashire, with


petition was presented by the Central Lancashire


This fourth annual com­


Swimming and Water Polo Association.


" It is not only an honour


lion by tlic goalkeeper's legs j in tlie final minute of the game prevented Clitberoe returning ironi Kirkby with both points.


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from the home deience but j when lie tried to dribble | round the goalkeeper, the j ball sttick in the mud and j rebounded off his legs to safety.


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Warburton put Clitiieroe J !


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This point from highly-!


ti home game since Scptcm- i her 14th, will be hoping to j emulate last season's result! when they completely out- i played Prcscol to win 5-2. i


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Royal Oak 4. Commercial 3


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Murphy and G. Cotterill won three each for the A team. Lofthouse and Mur­ phy won the doubles.


RllSBUi VALLEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE


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