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I ^crfolyear. „ K jthn Lawson with the


I jpUUes third trophy of the congratulated th em o n


e^mfdcfcnce to.round off je season in fme style.


, ,„.son himself played a game at the heart of


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Waddington Reserves G, Hurst Green 4


IMTH nothing at stake, th e se I too Ribble Valley League \ tasis enjoyed an en d -o f - I ^ n frolic at Twitter Lane.


Haddington included sec-


I f*laiy Cyril Whiteside and I caager Brian Ross in th e ir I waandgave Glen Evans his


I N game of the season a t | nght back.


I n *v s'(les ^rew caution to I w the wind and concentrated I « attacking play, with Wad-


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Reserves: Chew, Evans> Slod*


IS), Whiteside (C). Sub: J hunt Gre ounE(A), Livoscy |fT ou-StantS’ faKiucs <B )- baif-time, a n d a s e c - Lose cup


GISBURN'S domination of the Craven Cup came to an end when for the first time in four years they failed to win the final '


Opponents Skipton Bull-


[ dogs were three goals up by I half-time but brave Gisburn managed to pull two back after the restart. F o r th e Bulldogs, the game was sw e e t revenge, h fast year's final ' they were the team th a t wen t I down to Gisburn.


la n d lashed in an unstopp­ able shot from outside th e


they soon had s id e a t E x tr a ■ t im e


g o a l g iv e s I ^ “ ~ ’s th e ’


King’s Arms 4, Chatburn 3.


games produced in the league for some time, with plenty of goals allied to a high level of


KING’S ARMS became champions of the Ribble Valley Football League by beating Chatburn in a thrilling title play-off at Shawbridge, on Friday. I t was one of the best


skill. And it was fitting that


ship, Penman, Peel (J), Rimmer, Taylor (Ray), Pyc, Peel (R), Smith, Speak, Taylor (Rod). Chatburn: Johnson, Nadm, Dob­


King’s Arms: O’Neill, Blcnkin-


King’s captain John Rimmer . should receive the trophy from league president George Braithwaite, for Rimmer’s was the outstanding perform­ ance for the victors as he held their defence together under severe pressure. But an evenly balanced


match had to go into extra time before being decided — and even then only a fingertip save by King’s keeper Mick O’Neill stopped Chatburn equalising in the very last


minute. In front of a 200 crowd,


King’s Arms scored first, mid­ way through the first half. But they lost the lead to a soft goal within two minutes, and were not to regain it until the 116th minute. Two minutes after their


equaliser, Chatburn scored again to go 2-1 up. This was a fine goal by A. Dobson, who let fly while on the run, leav­ ing O’Neill with no chance. The goals see-saw con­


tinued into the second half, with Rod Taylor equalising for King’s with a fine shot into the top corner from outside the penalty area. Chatbum went • back into


the lead with an own goal, but five minutes from the end of


normal time King's Arms scrambled an equaliser to


force an extra 30 minutes. In extra time both defences


held out until; with just four minutes left, Peel pulled a good ball back from the by­ line for George Smith to slot home the winner for Kings Arms.


’


U All square gl in last • match


Dukinficld 2, Ciithcroc FC 2


CLITHEROE'S final match of the season turned out to be a fast, excit­ ing game, considering that neither team had anything at stake. The first half was all Clithcroe's


and they should have had more than just the one goal from the penalty, spot by Tony Monks. Payton and GiUibrand went close with a few good ef for ts and the Dukinfield ’keeper was forced to make a number of good saves. Although CUtheroe still led after th e interval, Dukinficld started


when a shot was deflected past


playing much better. But they scored a lucky equaliser


Onyon off John Kirk, playing in defence for the absent Eddlcstone. Dukinficld took the lead when


right-winger Smith headed a good goal from a left wing centre. But


Clitheroe were not to be outdone and Geoff Payton scored the equaliser when he ran onto a through ball from 18-year-old David Fisher, who was making his debut. Ciithcroc: Onyon, Beard, Kirk,


GiUibrand, C. Monks, D. Birkett, Bisby, Hinksman, Fisher, Payton, T. Monks.


Brilliant Preedy


Waddiegton Reserves 2, Koyal Oak 3


IN another of their last games Waddington Reserves went down to Royal Oak, who were inspired by a brilliant per­ formance from Eddie Preedy. It was Preedy who put


Royal Oak ahead after only two minutes. But two goals by Salisbury for Waddington, against one more for the vis­ itors by Aspinwall, kept the game level at half-time. In a second half which was a


son (T), Smalley, Robinson, Leach, Holgatc (J), Dobson (A), King, Knowles, Hargreaves. Sub: Read.


CHALLENGE FROM THE POLICE


CLITHEROE Police are on the lookout for some opposi­ tion . . . for their cricket team. The side, which had several


games last season, is willing to s t a g e fr ien d ly matches


against any local sides this summer. Explained one of the organisers, PC Barrie Parker: "We would probably have to play our games on midweek evenings or Sundays. We can usually raise a team and we don’t reckon our standard is too bad.1' , The team has already fixed


up several matches and on Saturday met a Calderstones team at Calderstones. The outcome was a victory for the police, who dismissed the hos­ pital side for 69 and then went on to score 70 for four wic­ kets. This Sunday, a combined Calderstones and Police team takes on Colne police division, at Calderstones. Games have also been arranged against Clitheroe CC and the Fire Brigade. Any other teams who would


like to fix up a match should contact PC Parker, PC Fred Booth or PC Brendan Hillary.


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'Ribblesdale take lead


RIBBLESDALE'S. 10-0 win over Globe puts them at the I top of the Great Harwood Bowling League. The previ-1 ous leaders, Clitheroe CC I drop to second place despite a | narrow win over Waddington I by an aggregate of two. | Results:


115-2: Clitheroe Cricket 133-6, Wad- I dington 131-4; Lowerfold 139-6, j


Csildorstoncs 159-8, Salcsbury |


Ciithcroc Castle 130-4; Ribblewi.Tle I 168-10, Globe 111-0; Spring Hill 163- I 8, Rishton Con. 134-2; Whatley 148-1 7, O sw a ld tw is tle Con. 136-3; 1 Clitheroc Cnckct 154-9, Whatley I 100-1; Globe 141-6, Ciithcroc Castle I 137-4; Oswaldtwistlc Con. 125-6, I Calderstones 125-4; Ribblesdale 152- I 6, LowcrfoJd 141-4; Salesbury 146-7, Rishtou Con. 131-3; Waddington J 151-4, Spring Hill 147-6.


Ribblosdalc............ .... 5 4 1 31 Clithcroe C ............ .... 5 4 1 32 OswaldtwnsUo C....,... 5 3 2 .29 i/owcrfold.............. Spring Hill.............


LEAGUE TABLE P W L P


Caldcrs tones......... ... 4 3 1 lie Waddington.;........


Whalley................... ... 5 2 3 21 Globe................ . Salesbury...............


Clithoroc Castle.... ... 5 1 4


Five-a-side football


LATEST results in the under- I 15 five-a-side Summer Foot­ ball League are: Whalley Ran­ gers Stripes 2, CYC A 5; Pen- dlc Wizards 2, Pennine R 0; i Pendle Witches 0, CYC B 2; | Pennine R 1, CYC A 4; Whal­ ley Rangers Stripes G, CYC B i 4; Pendle Witches 4, Pendle | Wizards 2. Fixtures for Sunday: CYC I


A v Pendle Wizards, CYC B v | Pennine Rangers, WR Stripes i v Pendle Witches, CYC B v | Pendle Wizards, CYC A


Pendle Witches, WR Stripes v | Pennine Rangers. Referee, Mr K. Fitzpatrick.


‘Pendle Wizards............ • 4 1 0 3 Pennine R...................... 4 0 1 3 1 Rocfield R .................... 2 0 0.‘ :


Standen poised for double lH,


TRINITY have a sporting chance of winning the two divisions of the Ribblesdale Table Tennis Associa- i tion’s handicap league. The C team have the division two title, with Standen C being runners-up. In division one, the champ­


ionship hinges on the result of the last game, between Stan­ den B, now in second place,, and Ribblesdale Wanderers, who are next to the bottom of


the table. The season has ended but there


are still five games to be played, ns follows: Lenguo, Division 2 —


CUtheroe CC C v Standen D. Handicap League, Division 1 —


Ribblesdalo Wanderers v Standen B. Division 2 — Caldcrstones B v


Clithoroc CC C, Cbthcroe CC D v Clitheroe CC C, Catholic YC A v


Trinity B. Results: Division 1 Handicap —


CUtheroe CC A 6, Chntbuni 3. Divi­ sion 2 — Clithcroe CC D 0, Caldor- stones B 9; Clitheroe CC C 2, Trinity B 2; Catholic YC A 4, Trinity C 5; Trinity B 9, Standen D 0; Catholic YC A 5, Calderstones B 4; Standen C 9, CUtheroo CC D 0. Details: Division 1 Handicap —


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CUtheroe CC A G (F. Lee, R. Birch, H. Blackburn two cadi), Chatbum 3 (B. Jones). Division 2 — CUthcroe CC D 0, Calderstonos B 9 (G. Gun­ ner, J. Dorrington, K. Birtwcll cre­ d i te d w ith th r e e wins each); CUtheroe CC C 2 (F. Wilson), Trin­ ity B 2 (E. Thompson and C. Ken­ drick), both teams fielded only two registered players; Catholic YC A 4 (G. Cotterill 3, P. Gorman), Trinity C 5 (T. Wilson and M. Heywood 2, M. Child); Trinity B 9 (E. Thomp­ son, C. Kendrick, T. Pinch credited with three each), Standen D 0; Catholic YC A 5, (G. Cottcnll 3, P. Gorman, B. Murphy), Calderstoncs B 4 (G. Gunner, J. Domngton two each); Standen C 9 (D. Thomas, C. Thorne, J . Mason throe oach), CUtheroe CC D 0.


Division I Handicap 1>W L F A


marked contrast to the first, the solitary goal was Royal Oak’s penalty winner. This was knocked in by Preedy, to crown a fine individual per­ formance.


HOMING


CLO UD Y w e a th e r on Saturday made conditions dif­


birds entered by 42 members, was at 10-30 a.m. The winning bird came from the loft of J. Smith and was timed in at 1-32


ficult for Clitheroe Homing Society’s 138-mile-race'from Gloucester and many birds didn't arrive back until Sunday. The liberation of the 417


p.m. Results: J. Smith 1333-09; Cottam Bros 1330-51; D. Kay


1328-78; S. J. Parker 1313-21; A. Parker 1302-48; J. B. W. Scott 1293-94; H. Lofthouse


Iur Jim 1287-62; G. Wilkinson 1287-10;


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"Impendent quiz- f ,'f0Wo°rtffUreWhelherto i jj. Lve-man teams,” 1259-36; R. Ward. 1252-85. Hurry ' i i f e / ' B e t I am - June’s Ribbie Valley Festival


t.*'e of Sport close on Sunday. N e a r ly '30 te am s L


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ENTRIES for the senior five- a-sidc football competition in


Trinity A ......................... 1 0 1 • « ’«» Standcn B........................ 6 0 0 40 14 Clitheroc CC B ............ 7 4 3 35 28 StandcnA........................ 7 3 4 30 33 Chatbum......................... 7 4 3 29 31 ClitherocCCA............ 7 3 4 28 35 Ribb Wanda.................... 0 1 5 23 31 Caldcrstones A ............... 7 0


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'Standen C......... 7 5 0 2 38 25 Cnth YCA........ 6


Standen D......... 7 0 6 21 42 Trinity B........... 0 ClitheroeCC D. 6


Calderstoncs B. 6 3 0 3 28 21 Clithcroe CC C . 5 2


Ups and downs


THE first season of league soccer for Clithcroe Ladies’ Football Club ended with mixed fortunes.


They notched up a 3-2 win against Whitewell Youth Club


with one of their best per­ formances of the season to finish midway in the Preston Ladies’ Football League.


The final fixture ended in a


13-3 defeat by a Blackpool side. Sadly depleted through i l ln e s s and injury, the Clitheroe girls made a valiant attempt against the experi­ enced Seasidcrs.


Clitheroe people will have .A Week.


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