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I Revenge for H u r s t


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I inj for revenge in this game I Against the only side to have I beaten them this season and I found it in two well-taken I goals bv Greenhalgh. RSSC beat the villagers 2-1 in the opening game of the


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pins and light fittings Included.


| season, but met a very diffe­ rent team on Saturday. The Hurst Green defence, built round centre-half Paul Young and his brother Andrew in goal, has settled down to become one of the best in the


1 league. The visitor's defence also played well and Whittaker in


| goal had to make several spec­ tacular saves to keep his side in the game. Greenhalgh opened th e scoring in this fast and excit-


'


McLEAN ro bs THE LIONS .


/ ^ Low Moor Club 5, Lions 4 .


J tirf f times behind j Low Moor Club came storming back to win this nine-goal I thriller with two late goals from McLean.


READ SKIPPER BREAKS LEG


(abandoned after 66 minutes) Springmill 1, Read 1 ,


READ’S away game against Springmill at Henthorn ended in' disaster for their skipper Ernie Sumner who broke a leg after 65 minutes.


Sumner' (37), of Fountains


Avenue, Simonstone, was just about to shoot from the edge of the area when he was tack­ led by Ian Astley. He fell awkwardly and was immediat- ley taken to Burnley Victoria


' Hospital with a badly-broken leg.


R e fe re e Mr Ian Goot


straight away abandoned the game, as conditions on the icy pitch had worsened.


Sumner, who also plays


cricket for the villagers in the Ribblesdale League and led them -to two championships when he was captain, will probably be out of the side all


season. He has played a prominent


part in Read’s successful start to their first season in the second division arid, his mid­ field skills will undoubtedly be missed.


: ing game with a cracking shot from the edge of the box. Whittaker seemed to have it


, covered, but, with the sun in his eyes, the ball slipped through his hands. Their second goal a fte r the


ised for the villagers from the penalty spot to score his ninth goal of the season. On the hard and slippy


interval was even b e tte r . Greenup chipped over a per­ fect ball and all Greenhalgh had to do was nod it into an empty net. There were several chances


It was Sumner who equal­ ’ Lions took an early lead


through Turnbull after a bad­ ly-taken goal kick landed straight at his feet. A poor c le a ra n c e from defence enabled Wilkinson to put the scores level and minutes later the Low Moor winger had a brilliant effort disallowed for offside.


Lions went ahead when


Campbell headed home from a corner, but Humphreys equal­ ised just before the interval after persistently pressing the visitors’ defence.


With the advantage of the


slope, Low Moor made it 3-2 after 50 minutes when Dean latched onto a through ball and easily beat the advancing goalkeeper.


Goals by Briggs and Turn-


bull put Lions back in.the lead. and it looked as if they would snatch both points.


But the home side staged an


amazing comback and McLean levelled the scores with a good solo effort. Minutes before the end, he drove a low shot . just inside the post for the


winner.


Johnson, Parkes, -Dubowski, Coul- ston, Bradley, Humphreys; McAlly, Dean, McLean, Wilkinson. Sub.:


Low Moor Club: Thompson, •


• Lions: Alien, Jones, Knowles, Trotter, Woodworth, Clegg, Briggs, Chatburn, Turnbull, Campbell,


Musgrovc. . Bishop. ■


Gr in d te fon s k a t e to a win


pitch, both teams set off at a cracking pace, playing some attractive football. Spring- mill adjusted to the conditions f irst and put the resilient .Read defence under consider­


able pressure. The game developed into a


at either end, but the for­ wards found the icy conditions difficult to play on. F o r RSSC, McLean, Croft and Hanvey all missed scoring chances while at the other end. Sean Livesev, deputising for the injured David Jacques,


came close on several occa­ sion?. Hurst Green: Voting (A.),


Uvcsey t.lj, Croft, Wilkinson, Winn t]\), Bolton, Dowden, Greenhalch, Masters. Greenup, Lvesey LS.). Sub,: Moon. RSSC: ./lnttnker, Jackson, Mur-


fine end-to-end battle, both sides coming close to opening


the scoring. An injury to I. Astley forced


Springmill to reshuffle their defence and while they were down to 10 men Wood put them inlo the lead. Read pushed hard and just before the interval, Sumner made it


M. Springmill: Atkinson, Ingham,


Kiddie, Astley (I), Astley (S), How­ ard, Chamley, Wood, Fox, Kinney,


F-iy. Choyce, Dewhurst, Hanvey, Croft, Gcklard, .McLean, Bradley, Bialeeki. Sub.: Manning.


Holland. Sub: Gates. Read: Worsley, Holt, Bell (P,


Sub: Towne. •


Stubbs, Bell (R), Grainger, Newby, Pearce, Rushton, Sumner, Kitchen.


Crindlcton 5, Trinity 1


IN icy conditions which made ball control very difficult, Grindleton subjected Trinity to their worst defeat of the


season. In the opening 20 minutes


both teams had difficulty in keeping their feet on the treacherous surface and play swung from end to end.


Grindleton took a two goal


lead through the opportunism of Graham Parkinson and from then on were seldom in difficulty. Towards the end of the half, Trinity mounted a series of attacks and a hopeful shot by Astin deceived the Grindleton goalkeeper to


reduce the arrears. In the early stages of the ■


second half play was even until Parkinson completed his hat-trick. Trinity then; began to lose heart and the villagers dominated the game, adding further goals through the har­ d-working Cowking and


Turner


Despite the difficult condi­ tions underfoot, the game was


. ■well-controlled by referee J.


E. Swayne. Grindleton: D. Parkinson, Seed, .


J Cowell, Read, Newhouse, Turner, ones, Clayton, Cowking, G. Parkin


son, Powell. Sub: Briggs. Trinity: D.'Devine, Meyler, Wil­


kinson, Kenyon, Astin, Catchpok, Tomlinson, Longhi, Novak, Hum


phreys, J. Devine. Sub. Burgess.


Operation delayed


CLITHEROE goalkeeper Willie Houldsworth willnow


have to wait until the New Year before he can have a cartilage operation. He was admitted to hospital a week last Sunday, but he devel-. oped a heavy cold and had to


be discharged. Willie will still be able! to play for the


club before lie is readmitted to hospital, but once the operation i*.performed he will be out of the side for about six weeks.


DOUBLE


KING’S ARMS completed the . double over.Royal Oak with a


4-1 win in Division One of the R ib b le Vallley. Football League, on Saturday. On the first day of the season King’s won the corresponding fixture


4-2.' ,, .


RESULTS, TABLES


THERE are no set fixtures on Saturday in.the Ribble Valley Football League. Some teams may be playing rearranged matches, but at the time of going to press registration secretary Mr Norman Berry


i | had not been informed of any 5?i


fixtures. RESULTS Division One: Billington 0,


Rimington 8; Chipping 4, Clitheroe Acad. 2; Henthorn 5, Chatburn 5; Hurst Green 2, RSSC 0; Low Moor Club 5, Lions 4; Royal Oak 1, Kings 4. Division Two: Grindleton 5,


Trinity 1; Henthorn Utd Res 0, Calderstones 8; Springmill 1, Read 1 (game abandoned after 66 minutes). Matches postponed: Hurst Green Res v Brockhall; Whalley v West Bradford.


Hurst Green........... 12 11 0 1 22 Kings...................... 12 11 0 1 22 Chatburn................ 13 7 3 3 17 Chipping................. 12 7 1 4 15 Lions...................... 10 5 2 3 12 Royal Oak................ 13 5 2 6 12 Clitheroe Acad.......... 13 4 3 6 11 RSSC............


Division One PWDL P


Henthom................. 13 4 2 7 10 Low Moor................. 12 3 1 8 7 Rimington................ 13 3 1 9 7 Billington................. 12 0 0 12 0


11 4 3 4 11


Read........................ 10 8 Calderstones............. 11 8 Grindleton...... Springmill................ 9 Brockhal!................. 12 Trinity.................... 12 Whalley................... U West Brad................ H Hurst Green............. H Henthorn................. 13


Division Two ,PWDL P


0. 1 17 3 16 4 2 16 3 1 131 5 13 3 5 11 3 4 110 7 8 2 7 6 1 12 1


Whiteside so near to hat-trick


Waddington 6, Deganwy 0.


WADDINGTON surged to their ninth successive league win when they completely overwhelmed Blackburn Com- b in a t io n “ h igh r id e r s " Deganwy at Twitter Lane on


Saturday. In the early stages.Wad­


dington did not see much of the ball and it was Deganwy who made the early running.


Twice in the firs t. 15 minutes the visitors had the


ball in the back of Wadding- ton’s net, but both goals were disallowed.


When Waddington did take


the lead after 25 minutes through a superb Simon Whiteside goal, there was no


stopping them. Although the scoreline was


s t i ll 14) at the interval Richards, Ainsworth, Wad­ dington and Whiteside had all been close to increasing the


'eiFate had seemed to deal Waddington a cruelblowwhen skipper Waddington was taken off with a badly-gashed eye five minutes after the restar t. But the loss only spurred the team on and after 60 minutes Simon Whiteside headed home his second goal. Two goals from Gordon


Ross quickly followed and substitute Mick Yates notched up the fifth. Man of the match Simon Whiteside had what would have been his hat-trick goal disallowed but in the last minute John Nuttall con­ verted a penalty after a foul


on Foreshaw. On Saturday Waddmgton


visit Barnoldswick Park Rov­ ers in the quarter final of the Craven Cup. Kick-off is at


2-15 p.m.Waddington: Grainger, Bialccki, Robinson, Richards, Nuttall, Foreshaw, Hinksman, J. \Vaddmg- ST Ainsworth, S. Whitesulc, Ross.


Sub: Yates.


Scouts take a rest


ONLY two games were played in the Cub Scout Foot­ ball League on Saturday because of the icy conditions. Whalley beat Trinity .Tigers


9-2 at home and Chipping had a successful visit,to St Mary s, beating the Chtheroe side 5-2. There are no further league


■ Loyola........... Chipping—..... Whafioy........... Ribbies...........


: St Paul’s..:..... . TrinityT....... ' "hatbum........


Trinity Pan—" St Mary’s.......


fixtures until January 31st. Pcndic........


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UP among the leaders in the Clitheroe and District Snooker League are Billington 6 . In another of our -


series of team pictures : their captain Brian


Thompson is seen attempting a difficult shot from the cushion with the other team members looking on. They are,,from the


left: John Wild, Edgar Brown, Robert Wild, Richard Wharton and Ted Peters.


Penalty


miss r starts ” the rot


Clitheroe 0, Ford Motors 2


A SECOND HALF pen­ a l ty mis s from w in g e r ; G e o f f P a y t o n c o s t


.C l i th e r o e d e a r l y on I Saturday.


disastrous attempt from the spot, Ford Motors struck hard and decisively to score two goals.


For after that 5Srd minute Until then Clitheroe had


equalled everything Ford had done. The visitors mastered the difficult icy conditions e a r ly in the game, but Clitheroe defended well and t h e i r goal was ra re ly threatened.


Had Payton scored the pen­


alty, Clitheroe would surely have gone on to their third consecutive home win.


They had peppered the


Ford goal with a number of fine long-range shots before


Visitors


BLACKPOOL Mechanics are the visitors to Shawbridge on Saturday where Clitheroe play their fourth consecutive home game. In their last three visits to Clitheroe, the seasid- e r s have been heavily defeated and last season were beaten 4-0 and 1-0.


& &


Paul McGuire was brought down in-the area after dribbl­ ing past four defenders.


What Payton was thinking


of when he took the kick, not even lie knows. Usually such a fine striker of the ball, he seemed to change his mind just before he shot and his attempt trickled yards past the post.


This miss was indicative of


Payton’s general perform­ ance. I t is often said at Shaw­ bridge that when Payton plays well so does the team.


On Saturday he drifted in


and out of the game and for much of the first half was merely marking time on the


right wing. New signing Keith Hollin-


! quiet debut and offered him lit t le support. His over­ eagerness to impress caught him offside on many occa­ sions, and several promising moves petered out when this slightly-built player ran for­


ward too quickly. Making only his second


home appearance, new centre forward Keith Murray did lit­ tle to suggest that he could lead the attack to greater-


things. Although well over six feet, . . .


he was ineffective in the'air and he fluffed one real scoring chance when he ran into Hol-


linrake. Nevertheless, once these


two strikers settle down into Ciitheroe’s free-running style of play, they could help their side out of its troubles. Both have fine goal-scoring


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references from their pre­ vious teams, and the frozen pitch on Saturday was cer­ tainly a difficult one on which


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