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A LAST-MINUTE goal deprived Chatburn of full points against Commercial, but the draw was- good enough to put the village • a t the head of the first division of the Ribble Valley Football League, on goal average from Royal Oak.


lew to be played on a day when waterlogged council pitches were out of commis­ sion. The villagers were leading 3-2 and waiting for the " overdue " final whistle when II. Hargreaves broke through to put Commercial


The game was one of the


level. Despite ilic unfavourable


conditions, botli sides built mi some good moves in the first half, but they were spoiled by bad finishing. Chatham went into the


Smalley his second goal


DIVISION ONE


just under the hour- A. Dobson made the move which resulted in Smalley netting from 15 yards.


lead when Smalley's cross gave Dinsda'.e an easy


header. The second half opened in


torrential rain and hail. In


well and were rewarded with two goals from Mas­ ters, who bad been signed from Chatburn in midweek.


Commercial began to play


Read for Dobson and liis good work on the left gave


The villagers substituted


with a fine header. Both teams produced


some fine entertaining foot­ ball, and at one period only Johnson and the bar prevented Linford from putting Commercial level. Chatburn had the points


CHATBURN (iclt) and Commercial, two o] the teams who overcame Sat­ urday's bud conditions ang. Jul filled their sched­ ule league fixture. Chal- burn now have equal points with floyal Oak, and, a match in hand.


DIVISION TWO


BROCKHALL MISS A


PENALTY Itrockhall 0, Ucntborn Util 2


POOR finishing, including a missed penalty, contribu­ ted to Brockhall's defeat by two clear goals.


virtually in the bag when Hargreaves pounced in an unguarded moment and


established midfield control and went ahead with an own goal following a deflec­ tion by li home defender.


Henthorn very quickly


netted the equaliser. Chatburn: Johnson, T. Dobson,


ReadCommercial: Slack. Harvey.


Bialock:. Choytr. Jackson. Dew- hurst. Linford. Bradley. R. ll.ir- creaves. Geldard. Masters. Sub.:


Murphy Lions turn the tables


DESPITE pinning the visitors back in their own half, Rimington still had not 1


scored when the teams changed round. They came up against a and did not help themselves by falling into the oilside trap.


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Graham quickly put them ahead. However, they began to relax and Lions came more into the picture. A heavy shower made


a:-, aggressive mood and it was no surprise when


Tile villagers resumed in .


Uiminglon 1, Lions 2 .


.


suspect under pressure and Lions used the long ball to


sh o rt range inspired Lions. Turnbull gave them tire


advantage. A Campbell goal from


John signs for Burnley


RIBBLESDALE pupil John Seedle has signed school­ boy forms with Burnley FC and hopes to play his first full game with them on Saturday in the B team.


Sixteen-year-old John, of Brownlow Street, has played for his school team since he was 11. and last year turned out for Fondle Schools.


for six O-ievels and when he leaves school in June hopes to sign a full contract with tile first Division club. I t isn’t only football at


He is currently studying


ground conditions difficult, tile home defence became


Campbell. O’Neill. Turnbull, Ilailov. Sub: .1. Woodworth.


WI.imis. Coupe. Torves. Potter. R. Graham. un. ,, .. ~ oodworth, Trotter. Ciecc. Gorst,


Weekend cup games


RIBBLE VALLEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE


Trophy, 1st Round: Hurst Green v Rimington. Lions v Royal Oak, Chipping v Chatburn. Blackburn TCR. v King's Arms. Byes: Low Moor Club, Waddington Res. Billington, Commercial. Dan Seed Trophy, 1st


Saturday: Ashley Smith


------------------ — „ g0od defence lend and they remained on


calfe. Turner, •!. Harrison, Wni. s Hacklin’. .1. Hackinc. K. Ham-


top up to the final whistle. Kiminclon: A. Hackinc. Met­


Ilealev, Baldwin. Hiley. ...


Nadin. Smalley. Harcreaves. Knowles .*! Holpatc, A. Holpau*. Kina. DiiiMlale, A. Dobson. Sub.:


on the half-hour. A free- kick was pushed back to Wild who powered bis shot against the underside of the bar. the ball.dropping a few inches over the fire.


The lead was increased


reduce the arrears came from a handling offence on the line, wi’.'.i the goalkeeper beaten. Rampiuu planted the penalty kick against the foot of the post.


Brockhall's chance to


hospital side created some chances but were unable to finish and Henthorn con­


In the 'ccon(i half the


tinued to dominate midfield where their opponents gave the ball -wav too easily. Eatough supplied the win­ ners' ......... ' goal.


Peel. M. Peel. Wild, Dearden. Morrison. Slowart. Maynard,


mum, Hull. Sub: Miller. Henthorn United: Walnvdey. T.


Kberivocd Conti. ISatough. Sub; Cox.


Academicals pile on pressure


Rimington Reserves II. Clitheroc Ac 4,


ACADEMICALS quic k ly gained midfield control and only poor finishing preven­ ted’ them from taking a commanding first-half lead. As it happened.


round: Rimington Res v Hurst Green Res, Brockhall v Clitheroe Ac. Grindleton v Henthorn Utd. Trinity v Whalley.


for Clitheroe Cricket Club and made six appearances for tlic first team this sea- on.


which John excels. He plays


should soon have his name on the score sheet for he is something of a penalty ace. In 1972 he won a penalty


Although a defender John


competition in the town and was a close second in the area finals at Gigg Lane, Bury.


Paul. (14) plays for Ribbles- dale's fqurth year team and hopes to follow in his big brother’s footsteps.


John's younger brother,


. But according to their mother, Mrs Joyce Seedle, John and Paul arc not des­


tined for the fame of the Chariton brothers. “Paul is nowhere near as keen as John is." she explained.


CLUB fixtures in the Rib- blcsdalc Tabic Tennis


Association tor next week: Division 1: Monday, Trinity A v Calderstones A. Tues­ day, Clilheroc CC B v Standen A; Chatburn v Ribbiesdale W a n d e r e r s . Wednesday, Standen B v Clitheroe Cricket A. Divi­ sion 2: Monday, Catholic YC A v Clitheroe Cricket C. Tuesday, Catholic YC B v Trinity B: Calderstoncs B v BrockhalJ; Standen D v Standen C. Wednesday. Trinity C v Ciithcroe Cricket D.


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RESULTS


thorn Utd 2; Clitheroe Ac 4. Rimington Res 0.


mercial 3: Rimington 1. Lions '2. Divn. 2: Brockhall 0, Hen-


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CliaUnu-n ........ Ilo.val Oak ...... King's Arms ... Waddinaum lies. Hurst Green ... Lions


Itiminctou ..... Commercial Chipping


Lou- Moor club Rlackburn TCR . billington


........... .....


... 5 :i a 2 8 4 3 1 0


7


5 3 1 1 7 5 3 0 l f> 0 3 0 3 0 8 3 0 5 6 0 2 1 3 5 5 2 0 3 4 0 2 0 4 4


5 1 1 3 3 0 J 0 5 2


Clillleroe Ae ......... a 7 0 1 14 Heathorn United .. 7 5 t 1 11 Whatley ................. li 4 i 1 9 Brockhall ............ S .1 1 4 7 Grindleton *


DIVISION '! I> W H P


llurst Green lies .. C. 1 3 2 S Itimineton Res .... 7 1 n (1 2 Trinity YC ........... fi U 1 5 1


...... li 2 I .1 S


Hit by weather


THREE of the games in the Cub Scout Football League programme were imstponed because of unfit pitohes. In the only game played, Waddington drew 2-2 with St Paul's. Gaines to be played on Saturday are: Wlialley v Chatburn (P. O.’Donneil). St Mary’s ” Pendle (D. Mitchell). Chip- pine v Trinity Tigers (R. Smith).


WADDINGTON Reserves, who have a bye in the Ashley Smith Trophy com­ petition have arranged to play their outstanding home league . game with Commercial- The Villagers will choose from Chew, Boyd. R. Waddington. Rigby, Behan, Carter. Cook, Malone, R. Walker. Salis­ bury. Whiteside. Rush. Kenyon. Myers. Meet station 1-39 p.m.


WITH six out of 10 sclie- duled matches postponed on Saturday there is now a total backlog of around 20


Diyn. 1: Chalburn 3, Com­


turned round will- tile ..d- vantage of a good goal by


they


Birch, The visitors’ goal came


tinder almost continuous sjegc and the Acndemicnls' defence was rarely troubled. Inevitably, the goals began to come with Belton, Black- ton and Murphy p r ‘ '"g the issue beyond doubt. Rimington's only reply was a good shot which brought the best out of Fielding in


tile closing stages. Clilheroe Academicals: Field-


ink. Boardman. Barker. Hockett, Barcroft, Blacktop, Sutcliffe, Houldsworth. Birch, Belton. Murray. Sub: Carter. Itiminicton Reserve*: Johnson.


Itrorkhall: Kirk Jeffrey. Park­ Einson S. Price, Yee, Ramphul,


llel, Jt. Price. Edwards, Kcera- Clitheroe


golf club’s new lady captain


CLITHEROE Golf Club.'s new lady captain. Mrs Doris Hindle. took up the game 13 years ago when she found herself some­ thing of a "golfer’s


widow." When her husband Bill


but persevered and now mV handicap is down to 18." she said.


"I didn't like it at first,


Lane, has been a member of tile successful ladies’ team which earlier this vear were runners up in the Lancashire Handicap Shield.


Mrs Hindlc. of Woone She owned a draper's


and sons Anthony and Donald started to play, Mrs Hindlc. too. decided she would give the sport a try.


~K'lOD U'l Woone Lane for


dressers. is run bv her daughter Sheila. Mrs Hindle Helps out


2o years before retiring and tlie'sbop, now a ladies' hair­


occasionally at the shop, and also looks after ncr 90- \ear-old father. Mr Alee Parker, of Jubilee Terrace. Despite these commit­


ments site still finds time to c> to the golf club aoou' lour times week, and when ii is rain- she loins iter fellow women golfer-; for n


came of bridge. Mrs Hindle is loox'ne iui


flic vice-captain. Mrs Lillian Ashworth, and the commit­ tee. hopes to make the com


ward to her duties as cap­ tain and with the hcln o!


uv.' rear as successful as Mm last.


PUNISHED FORA MISTAKE


Ellesmere Port 1. Clitheroe 0


Whittaker, Oldham, Briggs, Met­ calfe, K. Pollard Fawcett. Pollard, Woodworth, Smalley. Robinson. Sub: Dobson.


Promoting 5-a-side football


BUDDING Clitheroe young footballers will have a chance to show their skill In a five-a-sidc tournament being organised by Sgt Kevin Fitapatrick. of the local police.


■ ment at the Castle Field a week on Sunday for youngsters under the age of


He is staging the tourna- 14


the competition, but if there are more entries there will be a draw for who takes part. The remaining teams will go through to another competition at a later date. Tf the contests are a suc­


Eight teams will play in


A DEFENSIVE mistake six minutes from time de­ prived Clitheroe of the point they deserved against Ellesmere Port,


had been no more than a spectator for most of the game


by a set piece, an Ellesmere free kick finding Kccnay un­ marked ith only the un­ sighted keeper to beat. Manager Jimmy Birkett


But they were caught out


been m complete command up to that point and Onyon.s


The Clilhcroc defence hud


when Kirk broke down the right wmg and cut inside two defenders only to see tils powerful drive skim the bar.


Their oesl cuunco came


more of the game but they seemed incapable of scoring and still have only four points from It) league’numcs


Ciithcroe generally nud


was bitterly disappointed about the result and con­


sidered Clitheroe good enough to have taken at least a point. "We hnd enough chances


to win comfortably but we were punished for the one


mistake, we made. "The absence of Tony


Monks weakened the for­ ward line and, for


In our position, a scoring striker is a must. "I have tried without suc­


team


cess. Sgt Fitzpatrick hopes to hold them on a regular basis with the possibility of them being the forerunner of a flve-a-sldn league during the summer.


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CLTTHEROE Academicals now lead division two of the Rihblc Valley Football League with a three point margin over Henthorn Utd (11 points).but have played


games 'in the two divisions' one game more. Also chal- of' the Ribble Valley Foot- Ienglng are Whalley with ball League.


nine points from six games.


cess to'sign two strikers and am now looking for goal scoring nlaycrs from the local amateur leagues. "tf we can -get, such


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