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time i - ; CLITHEROE regained Some of their form at the weekend collecting three points, fom two games, but the manner in


which they won them could h a rd ly be inspiring


described vu


who, like themselves, have no longer anything to fight for this season.


They were playing team, Clilheroe’s last chance of a


trophy disappeared last week when they were knocked out of the Bridge Shield in the


q u a r te r - f in a l rep lay at Nelson. They did complete the dou-


ble over Atherton Collieries on Saturday bu t somehow the game never seemed to get'off' the ground. The visitors' defence gave


away enough chances in the opening 10 minutes for Clitheroe to have sewn up the game, but like so often this season, they failed to convert these into goals. With virtually their only


chance in the game, Atherton took the lead in the 14th minute through , Fleckston, who scored from a penalty after he had been brought down by keeper John Onyon. With a goal behind them,


igton itken


d his )re his


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itually . Mas­ ts for played n the


ber 5. i, Hold- Turner,


rkinson, *y. Sub:


«vni A winners of the


L0Y0LA’and District Cub (C


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S&Sn Kirk at the uttkcnd. Kid,, who was introduced


J r cub Scouts’ Assistant


n. r tt Commissioner, Mrs C Capewelt. presented the


Sugar Shield to the team and also medals to each member. The ceremony followed the annual presentation match, between Loyola and a Dis­


trict XI. Winners, by four goals to


one, were the district side who, after an even start, to o k th e lead th ro u g h Meadows (Ribblesdale). The same player had a


Atherton pulled back all but two strikers into defence in an attempt to hang on to their lead. Their persistent use of the


offside trap ruined the flow of the game and angered the 1 sparse home crowd. The pitch at times resem­


bled a rodeo stampede as the defence raced out to catch the Clitheroe forwards in an off­ side position.


Graham Bisby equalised for


Clitheroe on the half hour after John Kirk’s shot had rebounded off the keeper. Bisby, Paul McGuire and


|


Whalleyf scoop top batsman,


.


WHALLEY will take the field with the former Lancashire County batsman Ken Snelgrove as professional when the Ribblesdale League senior programme opens on Saturday.


Snelgrove (33) only recently


David Gillibl’and were the only players to distinguish themselves in this rather lacklustre performance.


. la .<


■ _ The defence was hesitant on P several occasions and it is just fi as well that the visitors could shoot no straighter than Clitheroe. Bisby eventually gave the


■ P eel n th e


ito the s, but liately


te lead If-timc a Dob-


King’s all and first a


:ond a m of a


were


tburn. played


son (T), reav e s , Colgate, ; Fort. Blcnkin- timmer, R), Rod


home side a 2-1 lead midway through the second half when he lobbed the ball over the keeper from outside the area. The fact that a midfield


player, who had only been on ta rg e t twice this season,


scored both goals speaks for itself as to the effectiveness of the attack. In their game at Accrington


Stanley on Sunday, Clitheroo once again dominated the


early stages only to fall behind because qf a defensive error.


Davies raced through to !


take the lead with the Clitheroe defence caught


waiting for the whistle which


never came. Bisby and McGuire took


control of the midfield and it was from the latter’s fine run that Tony Monks grabbed the


equaliser. Then with 15 minutes . 1


before the interval, Kirk rounded two defenders and the keeper to give Clitheroe


an unexpected lead. After the -interval they


tired on the heavy Stanley


pitch and it was only a question of time before the home side drew level. Alter


missing a penalty, they saved a point when Hargreaves scored with a diving header.


• "*h


d find ir own inal of i«i e 1 d


i their i-finals ,nd the ishock eating rnders 3-1.


d bet- Grind-


\ Tues- etween es and


R e s e r v e s t m a k e C . *


th e t o n 1 CLITHEROE RESERVES g


are now certain of PJora“. i to the Blackburn Combina tion’s premier division s with only two games remam ing against lowly °PP0S . th e y s h o u ld » i " “ ? championship.


' Ti Last week they beat Brins-1


call 5-1 and on Saturd f , completed their seventhid™ ; bie of the season with a f f , away win against


|;.


Reserves. In their game at B r in ir f f:


the reserves had to over


blizzard conditions and 3 . born defence before


paid- catch


:tle on >f the jague’s amine, ted off in only ore 68 out 57) before


vicket, 8 for 9 ow due le tried lley hit iuple of


’s bat- nidable Vhalley o regu- irs had Settle


ninutes


•s G, M. A. Wood : Bradley .


ey l l . T. lot out 0. iq) 128., .


shall 2 for' A hat-trick from. and a goal from EY'ef


•went one Worth 6-1.


On Saturday the better,


victory they were a g „ er after only two


Despite th e irPver'V


the defence had failed 3 free-kick.


their authority and '


their 100th goal of the se | through Johnson.


s; « y


C l i th e ro e a convin ^ victory.


i’ ^


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.. minutes were in front throve ,,


Clitheroe soon ass 5 „ ^ j;


rte<il


Eyles and an own Sj}*’ervCs f By half time the Be


were 4-1 up with g < ^roI11 Preedy arid Johnson


with a s trong, wind _beh^ I


losing the game.; ■ Worth After the i n t e r v a l ;


them, began to come, ,° a onc and the Clitheroe goal had . • or two narrow escapes. ^


‘ But ■ they- weathe:rei ^


storm ancf came bacK ,gh two further goals tm Pinch and Johnson.


I?1’ this point never lookeu £ |


^ d e c t a t o,alof 143 for ^onllL^’ cl*theroe 2nd


4l<venXw9,lfor P -Estnc.


-—isra Monk wickets. Highest


both Ken loss ^ ivaiu,it8ln the limited


S i D ible when they 2nd in their


'biT ser'es °f competi- Ctkjl'c to be organised «5in_ i?,n


L Cia f°r the forth- *!tl(S 0 Valley sports


t n ? Jftercated in join- iVj c^b is invited to ‘he meeting.


N o time


Ribblesdale League fixtures


S ? v Earby, Clitheroe v Backburn Northern, Baxen-


A v Whalley, Great Har-


PnSV^ ltle’ Cherry Tree v K .■Kesdalo Wanderers, Bar-


’-few.ck v Padiham.


°N TARGET again


f c S se,veral yews of • D-i^e Clitheroe and


^ Rifle and Pistol Club j to make a new start.


1> ', 'lub. has been without


» n 5 an's,:iUon within the W f,or a "amber of v;j l. J It is hoped that this


*»,;! at the annual


Ch r! at the New Inn, P m’ °n 'Yctinesday at


Read Road will again play with­


out a professional but proved last season that they can do so with reasonable success.


John Waddington takes


over from Ernie Sumner as captain and David Marshall will again lead the second eleven. In general, the play­ ing strength is the same as last year, although batsman E. M. H. Ranson, of Enfield, could prove a useful addition.


The new pavilion will be officially opened by Lanca­


shire CC chairman Cedric Rhoades on Friday of next week. In the close season, improvements have been made to the ground and tea room facilities.


The club has been sorry to


lose two former well-known and respected players — Mr R. H. (Harry) Haworth, who died suddenly on Friday. Harry skippered the champ­ ionship winning side of 1040, and another member of that side, Mr Tom Willdnson,


Highest died, who died In November


I?.1? lolloweri a £ye witb Botb men served the elub ’ Ik 19 " by Ken Darker well, on and off the field, and


will bo sadly missed.


quit the Red Rose club and he signed for Whalley on Sunday


evening- Clubs in other leagues will


ala envy the villagers’ sue- ceis all the more welcome b c « it was made virtually at the last minute and after several months diligent searching for a successor to


M


artyn Greenhalgh. John Slinger continues as


captain of the senior eleven and newcomers include Bob­


bie Peters — a name synonymous with cricket at W


appearances with Whalley in 1970, when he was 14, and has


hatley, He made four


recently played with Great Harwood. In the junior division Jim


tion to division one in succes­ sive seasons.


Ihc LaHrenson Rosebowl. The side will be hoping to be third time lucky — they have com


Peters will again lead the seconds, who last season won


e close to winning promo­ The Station Road ground


has been s busy place during the past few months. Nearing completion are improvements to the pavilion, including a uew bar. The building has ton wired for electricity and it should not be long before fe supply is coupled up.


Clitheroe ^ Clitheroe will again take the


held under their captain Ken Barnes and are also likely to


be able to call on one or two experienced men not available


Inst season. Overall policy will continue


to be one of encouraging the young idea. Some of these youngsters, having already been “blooded,” should be able to make a more positive


contribution. Professional Roland Goe has


the satisfaction of having a successful first season to reflect on and he has been' busy giving the senior players the benefit of his knowledge during coaching sessions organised by new cricket


secretary John Bodcn. Wally Monk again leads the


second eleven, and Michael


Oldham the juniors. An ambitious modernisation


of th e C h a tb u rn Road clubhouse has reached its final stages and the whole of the premises glistens - with- new


paint. Rapidly nearing completion


are the squash courts, a new venture and one that will add another


facet to the exteinsive social life. i Wanderers club’s


hand in the second goal when his long pass was put home by Taylor (Whalley). And ju s t before the interval Meadows again scored to make it 3-0. The re sta r t saw Loyola retaliate with a goal by O’Donnell. But the dis­ tr ic t side soon scaled the issue with a further goal, from Thornton (Pendle). M em b e r s o f l e a g u e


champs Loyola’s winning I squad- pictured here arc: Back — D. Lee, C. O’Don­ nell, P . O’Donnell, Dixon, Bithel, Lee, Taylor, Jack- son. Front — J. Dixon, T om l in s o n , M. Dixon, Hutchinson, Bentley, Ware- in g , D aw b e r , Ja ck so n . | Referee is Ribble Valley Football League official Mr Peter Dawber.


Trinity widen !_'*■ the gap


TRINITY C are comfortably ensconced at the top of the Ribblesdale Table Tenni.t Association’ division two handicap league. Clitheroe CC C have moved up into


second place. L a te s t handicap league


results: Division One: Calder-' stones A 1 (T. Hall), Clitheroe CC B 8 (M. Hall and D. Cryer


3, M. Oldham 2).' Division Two: Clitheroe


CC C 5 (F. Wilson 3, N. Metcalfe and B. Hitchin), Trinity C 4 (M. Child and M. Heywood 2). Standon D 3 (D. Parker),


Standcn C 6 (C. Thorne, D. Thomas and J. Mason 2).


Calderstones B 3 (G. Gun­


ner 1, J. Dorrington 2), Trinity B 1 (E. Thompson). Both teams fielded only two players. Standen C 5 (J. Mason and


D. Thomas 2, C. Thorne), Clitheroe CC 4 (F. Wilson 2, B. Kitchen and N. Metcalfe). Harrison and Kerr 2-a­


side: R. Birch and P. Hall 3 (Birch 2, Birch and Hall


doubles), M, Hall and M. Oldham 2 (one game each), T.


Waddington and D. Drachen- berg 5 (2 each and credited with doubles), T. Hall and D.


Wynne 0. D. Lofthouse and' G. Cot-


terill 5 (2 each and doubles), M. Pool and B. Knowles 0. C. Thorne and J. Mason 4 (Thorne 2, Mason, plus dou­ bles), B. Simms and J. Seedle


1 (Simms). N. and S. Sieczkowski 5 (2


Ribblesdale'Wanderers go


into the new season in good heart. With a number of new players available competition for places, particularly in the second eleven, is going to be keen. Under new skipper Bill Workman the seconds opened th e i r programme with a resounding 10-wicket win over Oswaldtwistle on Satur­ day. Good teamwork from a bowling and fielding point of view saw Oswaldtwistle out for 70. Brian Scott (54) and Alan Parker (18), Wanderers’ secretary, knocked off the runs. I t will seem strange a t first


not to see Bill Slinger as profeasional with the Church Meadow seniors but there will bo a warm welcome for his successor, Raymond Jones,


latterly with Gargrave in the Airedale and Wharfedale League. He is a quick right arm bowler and a left hand bat. John Ainsworth will lead a


side which Wanderers feel should have a good chance of the championship. During the close season, members have worked hard to refurnish the pavilion and tea room. A new sight-screen has also been


built.


each and doubles), J. Aspinall and D. Whittaker 0. P. Harri­ son and E. Morton 5 (two each and doubles), N. Metcalfe and B. Hitchen 0. D. Thomas and D. Walton walk-over against R. Driver and N. Weaver. B. Parker and G. Roberts v


T. Thompson and N. Har­ greaves (not played).


DRAW Harrison and Kerr quarter


final: E, Morton’ and P. H a r r is o n v N. and S, Sieczkowski; R. Birch and P. Hall v G. Cotterill and D, Lofthouse; J. Mason and C. Thorne v T. Waddington and D. Drackenberg; D. Thomas and D. Walton v B. Parker and R. Roberts or T. Thomp son and N. Hargreaves.


NEXT WEEK ® Division Two Handicap —


Monday: Brockhall v Catholic YC B, Clitheroe CC C v Trinity B. Tuesday: Calder­ stones B v Trinity C, Standen D v Clitheroe CC D. Thurs­ day: Standen C v Catholic YC A.


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