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RIBBLE VALLEY teams faced the worst conditions of the season so far in their matches on Saturday. In driving rain.and on a slippery turf at Roefield, Lions looked all set for victory until the last minute when Slack combined with the Aspimvall brothers to score1 the equaliser.
Lions 4, Royal Oak 4 ■ Lions held the upper hand Fixtures and results Division One: Henthorn Utd v
Horst Green (NB). Low Moor Club i Bibblesdale SSC (Geoff B). Bib Sniton v Lions (Graham B), Royal OikvBiminglon (RW), Chippingv King’s Arms (TW), Chatburn v Clitheroc Acad (JS). Division Two: Henthorn Utd Res Brockholl (EH), Whailcy v Read
Bradford 2; Grindleton 8, Hurst Green Res 0; Read 10, Henthorn Utd Res 2; Trinity 1, Wholley I;
ICS), Hurst Green Res v Trinity (DP), Spring Mill v Grindleton IBA), West Bradford v Calder- itones (KA).
RESULTS
Clilheroe Acad. 0; Hurst Green 2, lew Moor Club 1; King's Arms 3, Chatburn 2; Lions 4, Royal Oak 4; libblesdale SSC 9. Billington 1; timington 0, Chipping 5.
Division One: Henthorn Utd 3,
Read beat offside
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1EAD comfortably kept their place t. the top of division two of the Ibble Valley Football League with ss easy win over Henthorn United
Reserves. Yet, in the first half, Read had to toggle hard to overcome the vis- .well organised offside trap. Eventually, they found a way
Hurst Green,............ 9 8 0 1 16 Chatburn.................... 10 6 1 3 13 Chipping..................... 10 6 1 3 13 Clitheroe Acad........... 10 4 2 4 10 Lions....................... 8 4 2 2 10 RibblesdaleSSC........ 9 4 2 3 10 Henthorn Utd............. 10 4 1 5 9 Royal Oak.................. JO 3 2 5 8 Rlmington........ . 10 2 1 7 5 Low Moor Club.......... 10 2 0 8 4 Billington...............»• 10 0 0 10 0
King’s Arms............... 10 9 0 1 18
Division One PW D I P
Cowking’s four goal touch
Grindleton 8, Hurst Green Res 0.
their best spell of the match and pulled back the arrears. Read cop- feed lo have problems in master ing what had become monotonous dffkie tactics but did finally succeed in scoring twice more before. the • turn round. Afterwards, Read found their
through and Newby opened the scor- rg-jvith Bell making it 2-0 soon afterwards. Henthorn replied with probably
best form and it was really a matter d just how many goals they would wre. In the event they, added six. Scorers for Read were Newby 4, ell 3, Kitchen, Sumner and Rush
an. For Henthorn, Conti and Cat- 'trail. Read Utd: Worsley, Holt, Bell
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™tef lagging by four clear goals ! lhe interval they even got on top
ne Sports Club for a hundred per effort right to the final whistle.
r!liva 5hQrl time a°d succeeded in r«i ing one back from a comer.
••a u c uritit iruiii it turn r.
i .fC Enc Ciilhbrand. In his first 8*me for the club he hit six three m each half. He took his
SIX goals jn the second half gave Grindleton a final tally of eight with out reply from a ten-man Hurst Green sido. . They went straight into the attack and moved quickly ahead through Cowking. Hurst Green were clearly handicapped by being a man short and were under continual pressure yet the home side managed only one more goal — a delicate lob by Cowk ing — in the first half. The visitors themselves missed a number of
the reward of their efforts. Parkin son made i t 3-0 with a ponalty goal, Cowking scored twice more to bring his personal contribution to four, Holding added another and Powell supplied the eighth with a bravo
chances. Afterwards, Grindleton reaped
diving header. . Asa result of this match Grindle ton have now scored 35 goals in their
/Cowell, Reed, Turner, Walmsley, Jones, Powell, Cowking, Parkinson, Holding. Sub: Clayton. Hurst Green: Ball, Rogcrson,
last four league and cup games. Grindleton: Parkinson (D), Seed,
Holden, Young, Ecclcs, Livcsey, Moon, Ecclcs (R), Kelly, Hayhurst.
Chipping *>
go nap Rimington <
Chipping 5,
PLAYING with a weakened side due to other commitments and injuries, Rimington put up a credit able performance against a team in the higher reaches of the first divi sion of the Ribble Valloy Football League.
Rimington lost the toss and had to '
kick downhill and although Chipping had a goal disallowed for offside in the first minute the exchanges were fairly even, both sides coming dose
to scoring. . - * x -
blank scorcshcct and it .waa duo mainly to tho wet state of the homo penalty area that Chipping were able to take advantage of a few defensive* mistakes to score five goals' at, regular intervals — three
The teams turned round with a . ... »
*"4 everuMi.'^00 aP[^*c^ pressure Riminfrton ployed competitively Th ”‘liy ran.oui 88 e88£ w,n' and S t have scored when Robin.
2 r<c*« and showed’ plenty of nrrjse. With youngsters like him,
5 1i clr man °f th,'! ™tch waa Jon beat his man on the right wing but there was no one on hand to put hia-cross into thc net.- In' genera) terms, the game was a good one, marred only by the very slippery conditions, Rimington: Johnson (S-). Johnspn
gjw Bialecki, Billy Murphy, and) .} Heqvey, Rjbblesdalo arc cer- headed in the right direction,
w \r °^ er scorers were Choycc ^pcClean and there was an own-
Ribblcsdale SSC: Whittaker,
B-Jr,1’ putt- Dewhurst, Choyce. , Hanvey, Jackson, Geldard,
Rearranged-
McLean. Sub: Manning. - HENTHORN .
C L IC K Henthorn Utd 3,
' Clitheros Acad. 0.
k^pDlhJGTON meet Clitheroe >n a rearranged Blackburn
at cw,11011 premier division game W this .weekend, ' ?
^iddlngton were scheduled to Chapel and .Clitheroe to /,
i **MCA Abut these gameshavo ■ “h postponed because of a cup'
A FINE team performance provided; Henthorn with- anVoxcollent■ two points against Academicals, their rivals in last season’s second[drvisiop
rfpiavTn!l>onM b€cau8e of a - cup . ’ There was no score at.h^lf time
played their: full part in a really, entertaining game.
conditions,- both sides ’
""Wd CDtRJS® Wsddmg-. b u t : Henthorn: afterwards, swred 1 rou e h . Reserves, which 13 . three'good goals from Creep, Cont forward from.mid-.. JJJi s tew a r t .’The latter’s goal
S a y / lack’0ff 3t 2' 15j1 m’ resiled from some qtuck thpddng
Stalemate and Royal Oak appear to be
the most evenly" matched the Ribble Valley Football j’ ^heir 4s4 draw at: the
| W ouvaf the last five meetings*^ Muiphy, Blacktop., . r I
r«*ti4 s^88 the third inconcJurive . ^
A y f *
............... Isherwood, Bush^'Green, Salisbury,
, - ,. .;
r K s » r p e d u p t b . « after Fielding had parried Greens
^Sm h om U td : Reilly. Wild.Har- greaves,_ Iahemood, _Peel, Bishop,
Stewart. Sub.t Greatorex. . - ■ (C l i th e ro e -'Acad.:
Barker, Lubd, Barcreft, Wright, Belton; ■ Riding,-.-Hesketh.-Birch,
. (K.J. ' > V Division Two: Brockhal! 6, West
in the early stages but could not stop Aspinwall (L) from opening Oak’s account with what proved to bo the first goal of a hat-trick. Clegg put Lions level only for Aspinwall to make it 2-1. That was how the teams
turned round and Aspinwall was on the mark again within minutes, seizing on to a ball which had spun off a defen der’s foot. Lions hit back with a Chat
burn goal from an acute angle and with this encouragement th ey became much more dangerous. Bishop supplied the equaliser with a fierce, shot and Turnbull headed them into the lead from Chat-
burn’s cross. Slack’s equaliser came just
when it seemed that Lions had done enough to take full points. On balance, a draw was probably the right result, Lions; O'Neill, Jones, Knowles,
Woodworth (E), Trotter, Chatburn, Clegg, Campbell, Briggs, Bishop,
Turnbull. Royal Oak: Bromley (A), Whit
taker, McGurk, Grimes, Rigg. Bromley (T), AspinwaD (D), Armi- tage, Aspinwall (L), Goclan, Slack. Sub; Wignall.
A TAYLOR MADE
WINNER King’i: Arms 3, Chatburn 2.
BOTH sides settled down well with Chatburn going ahead through a penalty goal from Holgate after the referee ruled that Scott had pushed. The effect was to spur King’s to greater effort; they produced some
good football and had the visitors’ defence at. full stretch. It was no surprise when Smith equalised and minutes later a well-executed move by the 'forwards resulted in the same player giving King’s a half-time lead. Chatburn pressure paid off with
an equaliser from a Holgate free- kick and the play became tense until King’s pushed forward. Eventually, they netted the winner through Rod Taylor, who safely put away a pass for Peel (R). That was algo the end of the scoring in a thrilling game which was a credit to both teams and amateur football in general. Out standing for King’s Arms were Scott, Smith and Ray Taylor and, for Chatburn, Hargreaves and Holgate. King’s Arms: O’Neill, Blenkin- ship, Penman, Taylor (Ray), Scott, •
Peel <J), Pyc, Smith, Taylor (Rod), Rush, Peel (R). Sub: Robinson. Chatburn: Johnson, Smalley,
Nadin, Grainger, Hargreaves, Met calfe, Dobson, Holgate, King, Dins- dalc, Slinger.
Brockhall complete double
(D.), Turner, Metcalf, Baldwin, Healey, Hacking, Graham, Fawcett. Robinson, Gaskcll. Sub.: Johnson
’ The hospital Side led 2-1 at the interval, Price scoring from 25 yards and Mctcalfadding the second. West Bradford reduced the arrears' through Horsficld, who pounced when goalkeeper Kirk failed to hold the greasy bull. The -equaliser resulted from a penalty for handl ing, Hargreaves converted. The visitors stood up well to Brockhall’s atUcks andalmosttook
• BROCKHALL completed the double over West Bradford but wore first to agree that the villagers have vastly improved since the teams last, met on the first day of the season.
Brofkhall fi, West. Bradford 3.
trick and in the last two minutes . Brockhall added further goals;
Price went on to complete a hat- . • , , . through Metcalf and Ellel. . Bagshaw and Ellel served tho hos*, •
pital side particularly well, and Keighley and Harrison played well
, Weal Bradford: Reel (El, Mb"1" , : cm, Mailing (G), Bristol M>. Ham-
- Bagshaw, • Hodkmaon, Price (S), •Ellel,-Price (R), Metcalf, Miller. Hall; 8ub: Barkley.
(P). Sub; Feci (K). HOPEFUL. WITH three points from their last .,
- three away- games, Clitheroe, .will travel to'Aahton on Saturday hoping
£?h- double over- Aril ton.
- for that elusive first away win. Last season Clitheroe won the same fix- .; ture 4-1 (O the second leg of .their
«$.
for the villagers- Brockhall: Kirk, Andcrton, Hull,,
.
eon, Bristol(D). Horafie|d, Edmond- , „ aon, Hargreaves. Smyth, Keighley :
RIBBLE: Valley Schoolboys crashed out of the national schools football trophy, losing 8-1 in a third round match against a powerful team from Manchester. ■ The game, at Great-. Har
wood’s Wood Street stadium, was a rather one-sided affair — but the local lads put up a c r e d i ta b le performance against a team with so much , man-power from which to choose. With the first half just five
minutes old, Manchester struck their first blow and it became increasingly obvious that they were superior in most departments. By half-time the score stood
at 5-0 and a massacre was on the cards. But to their credit the Ribble Valley team rallied and grabbed a penalty goal through Pratt to give them' some consolation. In tho Ribble Volley term) were:
Gary Winkley (RibblcBdale), Mark Wilkinson (Gawthorpc), Paul Dur ban (Ribblcsdale), Stuart Thompson (St Augustine's), Matthew Carter (S t Augustine'6), Kerry Pratt (Ribbiesdalc), David Wrigiey (St Augustjno’s), Alan Monks (Gawth- orpe), Norman Roberts (Ribbles- dale), William Hardman (Clitheroc RGS), Paul Keighley (Clitheroc RGS). Subs: John Conlan (St Augus-' tine's), David Burgess (St Augus- tine’s), Mark Garrard (St Augus tine’s), Mark Dinnis (Clitheroc RGS), Alan Cookson (St Augus. tine’s).
le f t : Keighley, C a r te r , ■ Durban, Garrard, Roberts, Thompson, Pratt, Wilkinson, Wrigiey. Front: Dinnis, Hard man, Burgess, Conlon, Wink- ley, Cookson, Monks.
PICTURE: Back, from the
Waddington in driving seat
Waddington 5, Settle 1. WADDINGTON at once settled
themselves firmly in the driving seat when Whiteside volleyed the ball into the net from a cross by Ross in the first minute of this Craven Cup second reound game. The secohd goal came 20 minutes
later, Foreshow heading in Wad-' dington’s free kick. The villagers were so much in command on the wet and slippery surface that it seemed to be merely a question of how many they would score. How ever, despite the bright start they could not convert the many chances created, partly due to some superb goalkeeping by the visitors. On the stroko of half-time Wad-
dington had cause to regret their wasted chances when Settle scored
with their first attempt of the game. Play continued to follow the open
ing pattern with Waddington doing all tho attacking but still unable to score. Ainsworth had one effort dis allowed and then Settle hit the post with their second shot so far. Finally in the 80th minute, Ross
ended the frustration by heading home Waddington’s third goal and
. Waddington:' Grainger, Bialecki, R ic h a rd s , Simms, Nuttall,
.
he went on to complete a hat-trick In the remaining few minutes for a final acoreiine of fi-1 that, on reflec tion, ought-to-have been doubled. Two minutes from time a Settle defender was sent off for, kicking Hinksman.
Foreshaw, Waddington, Hinksman,
' Ainsworth, Whiteside, Ross. Sub: Robinson.
SCOUT TEAM
FIGHTS BACK
^ Clitheroc 5, South Ribble 4
CLITHEROE end District Cub Scout’s A team boat the powerful South Ribble side for tho first time in threo seasons on the Castle Field on Saturday. ■ •1 In appalling weather conditions
■ the lead when the ball hit (he post m, n breakaway.
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South Ribble took an early lead but the Clitheroe lads levelled the scores through centre forward O’Donnell. The visitors again took the lead
time.. .
blitz from South Ribble who were in front ogain at 3-2. Clitheroe gradu ally took command and equalised for the-third time through left back Neary.
The second half started.with a ’ . • ;
who went into the lead for tho first time with a second goal from Hutch:, inson. A tremendous 20-yard shot by
This really inspired the home side, :/v« •
again with .only minutes left, , Clitheroe holding out against tre*; mendous pressure to win 5-4-’ • • The Clithoroe B team were beaten
Pye made the score 5*3. • ' ^gouth Ribblo wme back to score
3-J,. with Hargreaves netting the; goal, but tho; scprelino rather-flat
tered the visitors*' Loaguc: fixtures for Saturday:.
1 Trinity Panthers v Pendlc (P, Daw son); Chipping y St Paul’s (P. 0 ’Don-; nell), Trinity Tigera.v,,Waddington
(friendly). '
A new youth league
THE Ribble Valley looks all set to have a new youth foot ball league which will kick off next January. The idea has been proposed
on the cards
by Whalley Rangers — the team which has just resigned from the Accrington and Dis trict Boys' League after a row over the fielding of school
players. The row led to an extraordi
nary meeting at which it was decided to introduce a rule banning school players from taking part in Accrington league matches, which are usually played on a Saturday. After the meeting, Whalley
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. their fourth year at school. Therefore teams from the Hyndburn area could select f rom more experienced
players, ■ ■The decision to resign from
the Accrington league was a sad one, said Mr Whittaker. "But we feel that to compete in a league so heavily weigh, ted in favour of a few teams is neither good for the game nor tho lads involved. “The new league would be
open to all players under the age of 16 on September 1st, and matches would be played on Sundays. “We hope the league can
start next January, and if we can interest six or more teams it would provide a fixture list until April, giving the new league a chance to overcome
teething problems. “Then-tho league , could be
extended next season and full programme drawn up." Already Mr Whittaker has.
received “strong indications" th a t enough teams are interested in taking part, and he has put the plan to Ribble Valley League officials. They will discuss the issue
at the next executive commit tee meeting a week on Tues day, and if there are enough teams to'form the nucleus of a league there are high hopes of tho go-ahead being'given! ' Mr Whittaker hoped teams
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NOT TO HAVE CENTRAL-HEATING GAS BOILER ’AND SIX ffi' RADIATORS FROM £450
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Running Costs; e.g. — SEMI-DETACHED, SEVEN RADIATORS, '
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COLOURED BATHROOM SUITES from £57' All plumbing and heating work undertaken j l •“ T
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combines modern efficiency with classic elegance. It is designed for a chimney recess, where It stands away from the wall Independent of surrounding brickwork. Free, standing it heats by convection as well as by radiation. Ideal for existing stone arches often found in Dales cottages. Overcomes smoko. problems. Delivery ex-stock. :
High Street, Skipton. Est. 1817. Telephone 5444. FRED MANBY & BRO. WINDOWS
WINDOW FRAMES Supplied and Fitted at Realistic .Prices.
DOORS, GATE'S, VESTIBULE FRAMES, PORCHES, BOW
WINDOWS, GEORGIAN WINDOWS
Examples: 6ft. x 4ft. Casemant Window, complete with glass, £16— 6ft. x 4ft. Bow Window, complete with glass, £40— Prices all include VAT. Free Delivery.
Plumbing Cr Glaring Work Undertaken. Estimates Free.
RARROWF0RD JOINERY MILL STREET, BARROWFORD
FIRST LEFT UP PASTURE LANE. TEL. NELSON 692929 OR COLNE 6644 (evenings) AV PARNALL—ROLLS—ADA (
# HOOVER—HOTPOINT—;BURCO—SERVISl Sales and Workshop ;
2 FRANKLIN STREET CLITHEROE-Tel 22979
PATIO SLIDING DOORS and DOUBLE GLAZING
Manufactured and Installed by our own staff. Call at Our Works-and See the Demonstration Unit. I
Phone For Quotation— NELSON 68171. Fully Guaranteed.
- .__________ NELSON GLASS CO.
• Springbank, Manchester Road, Nelson;— Tel. 68171. Also at West Close Road, Barnoidswiek— Tel, 3833. Proprietor |OHN BESWICK. ' ■
CARTER & KERNAHAN LTD BUILDERS'& PLUMBERS'MERCHANTS
DERBY STREET, CLITHEROE T a to p h o n * 22311
FO R ALL YOUR BUILDING & PLUMBING REQUIREMENTS
WE SUPPLY—
BUILDERS TOOLS, CEMENT, SAND, STONE, BLOCKS, WALLING STONE, FU G S , . LINTELS, WOOD BATTENS, ROOFING FELT AND ADHESIVES, ETC., ETC.
BATHROOM SUITES AND FITTED KITCHENS OUR SPECIALITY. Good reliable service with competitive prices.
IT’S WELL WORTH A VISIT . . .
to o u r N EW D IY a n d BUILDING TRADE SHOWROOM Walk round and see our comprehensive stocks of materials. Speedy delivery service
OPEN 7.30 a.m. — 5-30 p.m. WEEK-
DAYS. 7-30 a.m__12-30 p.m. SATUR DAYS >
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F I R S T CLAS S QUICK SERVICE
Phone for Competative Hire Charges
ERIC DUGDALE (MERCHANTS)
PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN Tel. CLITHEROE 41597 (2 lines)
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