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Results and fixtures Division One


fiUFb'T MIKKN v Royal Oak <D. Pidgins), Ribblcsdalc SSC v Chipping (firah-im Barker), Lions v Chatburn (T. Wallbank). Rimington v Clithcroc Ararl (It- Wincklcy), Henthorn Utri v King’s Arms (E. Harris), Low Moor Club v Dillmgton (M. Polls).


Division Two


Hcnthorn iiHivnr), t'Alflertitoncs v Hurst Green Res (N. Berry).


Results Division One: Billington 1, Henthorn Utd 9; Cliatburn *1, Ribblesdale


SSG 0; Chipping 1, Hurst Green 3; Clitheroe Acad 1, Lions 1; Royal Oak 4, Low Moor Club 2; King's Arms 4, Rimington 0. Division Two: Hurst Green Rea <1, Whalley 4; Read 3, Caldergtoncs 0; fynng MUJ 7, Henlborn Utd Res 2; Trinity J, Brockhall 3.


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fPRING MILL stretched their- ^beaten record to five games by ualy disposing of United. Playing nthe slope in the firs half they soon ^sed their account through Wood. ^nrg Mill did most of the attacking laeghout the half but they siif- fela reverse when Howard hit his hi pass too hard to score an ««jal equaliser. Wood restored lie bd almost straight from the


ran and then another defensive err allowed United to equalise rirogh Conti. However, Woorl


roplctcd h hat-trick almost from kreMart to give the home side a Ulead. Spring Mill later held the initia­ te, putting a ndher suspect visit-


r?defence under continual pressure riy to bo foiled by some good Falkeepmg by Pratt. But the insure told and Spring Mill rattled n goals from Charnley, Wood, Howard ami hjddic. t'prinr Mill: Atkinson, Gates,


Wdie, AitleyU), Astley (S), How- nd, Holland, Chamlcy, Wood, Fox, bnnry, bub: Ingham.


Hmlhorn Utd Res: Pratt, Laf- nncft'chinn, Wihnson, Morrison (I),


MCoAnian, Morrison (.1), Harrison, tonii, Rrunkor, Mason, Hitchen. Sjb; Thomas.


EVEN


•!,^ r o’ only matched teams in t;'vion two of the Ribble Valley . bubal! League would appear to be biird Green Reserves and Whallcy. ■pue cf the last four meetings have


f.O’JycefJ 4 draw — two of three Pds apiece and. last weekend, a 4-4


r< Whalloy have won one game k h t the Reserves have still to thnr first victory.


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‘Mtball League competition have .H to v.in their first game of the *on. Low Moor Club and Billing- w.are pointless at the bottom of cviAion one, while Henthom United


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j. i- } °^Cr Ihem the same facilities &? iSt£!'on' Their record has been Bvn nc scorecard for Brockhall lead CC Bis not yut to hand.


results Division One 1 , 1 % ' ' ' C Afl. Head CC A 1


l( i , i ? ho“sn,,a™l B. Knowles B ’ T- Halt il, Lofthousc and


fcMtemltl0UbIe8)' E* Sumner won i II


1963 the blireest sc®0* r in E u ro p e


l i f e 11 9, CHthcroe CC'A X «th io, 'I8*?" and P- Harrisqn 3


E ICild, Division 2


C r ; 1 " 1' Slandcn C 9(C. »v„ 1' J.-.-"ason and D. Thomas 3.,


B.:rk,S'',u - Lotterin 2. ifT5;1 “ J:L'Viitso'’ 3-c.


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Chnlburn 1, Rihblcsdnlp St>C 0


KEITH HARGREAVES, the Chat- burn skipper, played a great game to help the villagers halt Ribblesdale’s


. good run. He scored their two first- half goals and later completely bloc- ked-out the visitors. The f ir s t goal came after 10


minutes when Hargreaves netted from close in following a corner. McClcan almost got an equaliser from a good run but lift a post. Later, Hargreaves rose high above the defence to head’home a Slingcr corner.kick. Ribblesdale pressed bard after the


turn-round but failed to pierce a solid defence and with GO minutes gone Metcalfe wove his way from the halfway lino and found the top corner of the net from 20 yards to put Chatbum three up. King after­ wards scored the fourth with a low shot that beat Whittaker, who had a very good game, along with Bialccki fo r the visitors. However, Chat- burn’s all-round performance was


too good. Chntb u rn: Johnson, Holgate,,


, Dinsdale, Slinger, Sub: Miisgrpvc.-, Rihbjcsdalc S$C: Whittaker,


Hanvey, Murphy, Dewhurst,'Brad­ ley, Bialecki, McClcan, Jackson,


Choyce, Hacking, Hudson. Sub: Price.


Hurst Green


snatcli late equaliser


Hurst Green Res 4, Whalley 1.


FJGHTING back from being 4-1 down, Hurst Green Reserves took their unbeaten run in division two of. the Ribble Valley Football League to four games. Wha lley, a good side,, were


favourites and an interesting feature of t ho game was that two of the best


players on view wore under 14 r— Whaljcy’s goalkeeper Wmklcy, who despite lack of height brought off several saves and showed experi­ ence fa r beyond his years,, and Rogerson, the Hurst Green left back whose anticipation and distribution was as good, as any full-back in the league.


- A f te r resisting early pressure


Whalley settled down and became dominant. Moore put them one.up • and then Young headed an excellent equaliser for tho Green. Moore restored the lead and Eatough (G) made it 3-1 a t half time. When Illingworth put Whalley on


four, defeat seemed a certainty for Hurst Green but they attacked from the restart and dominated thelast 20 minutes. The visitors’ defence tired . and Eccles (J) and Eccles (R) scored a goal each. In the last few minutes Hurst Green wore denied an obvious penalty but Livegcy pounced on the clearance and scored the equaliser from an acute angle. * H u rs t Green Res: Hayhurst/.


Blockheel, Rogerson, CzapowskJ, Holden, Young, Ecclos (R), Eccles (J), Bolton, Moon, ■ Livescy. Sub:


Kelly. Whalley:. Winkley, Whittaker,


Yates, Bailey, Wallbank, Collier, Moore; Whitwoll, Illingworth, Eatough (It), Eatough (G). Sub.


Roberts. • .


A debut .for Nigel


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Klj ’ / 'P ^ 'e sB i id T . Hodkin- < each, plu3 f|oubics.


Call"1; Monday; Clilhcroc CC Standee A v Redd;


^HallA' i ? 31,’ ^Duidoiv B v : 1 ’ S t y A rsday, Catho,icYC


,iGutbu™Tnt'S'l,ai'’ Da'derstoncs. i„ . oum, Road CC B v Standcn;


U '“way, Standee C v Brockhall The team will be selected from.- Underwood, Boyd, Robinson, Sims, Nu tta ll, BiaieckV Hinksman: ID), :


-------------worth, .who returns,after a spell in ,mty B v Flexiible'


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10 V StanJei’ ’ETu.es< *H>nden E


the.reserves., Brockhall ,


•« *“ssaay, uiitheroe Waddmgton, Bishop, Dawson, Ross. v; Ainsworth, Whiteside.


13y. .Chthoroe,. , :■ • i .


Jimmy Hintaman ha» named »• 13- ■ man squad for the; Birtwistle Cup


first round matell at' Twitter Lane against Harwood .-.Wellington, on: > Saturday. ■ ■ '


time is 16-year-o)d.Nigol Whiteside, ( | who .has sbden .turning income .»


Included in tho squad for tho first :


impressive^ secondteam .perform-. .. ances.’and also named is John Ains-


, i :


Smalley, Grainger, Hargreaves, Metcalfe, Read, Holgate, King,


Itr<*c hnkkhall v Read (ft. Allen), West Bradford v Trinity (G. Sutcliffe), i IJtd Res v Grindlcton (P. Wriglcy), Whalley v Spring Mill («J.


in the early stages but Rimington were dangerous on


the break,' King’s went ahead


King's Arms who went for­ ward and put Rimington un­ der heavy pressure, Taylor scored with a good header and then Bush, having a fine game in midfield, put: Peel clean through to slot (ri the third. Peel completed his hat. trick with a header, putting the seal on a sporting and enjoyable


after 35 minutes, Rimmer broke out of bis own half and beat three men during a long run — before crossing a good ball from which Peel scored, Tho second half belonged to


ship, Penman, Jtimmer, Scott, Peel (,I), Robinson, Smith, Taylor (Rod), Rush, PccI CR). Sub: Rigg.


TRINITY PAY FOR MISTAKES


Trinity 1, Brockhall ,3.


TRINITY came off worst in a game of defensive error? and after having a Longhi effort disallowed in the first minute, They went ahead through a gift


goal after a goalless first half but continued to miss chances and in the end handed over the advantage to Brockiiall when Meyler twice turned the ball into bis own nqt within a phort space of time: a personal tragedy for one who wa? playing well. Trinity tried bard but unavailingly


for the equaliser. Instead, Brockhall made sure of full point? with a jfecramum goal. Tomlinson was out­ standing for Trinity and Hcscltinc for Brockhall. T r i n i t y ; D ev in e , Longhi,


Wa te rh o u se , Kenyon, Meyler, Edmondson, Tomlinson, Geldard, Humphries, Abernavy, Novak. Brockhall: Hull, Andcrton, Mil­


ler, Hodkinson, Ellcl,*Hall, Hesol- t in c ^ P r ic e (S ) , P r ic e (R), Hccramum>' Smithson. Sub: Met­ calfe.


EASY FOE READ


Read Utd 3, Cel<Jer$tonc8 0.


READ built up a clear two-goal lead by half time in this top-of-the*table clash in the second division of the Ribble Valley Football League. They opeped with thp advantage


Of the Littlemoor slope and playing fast open football, had the visitors defending desperately. A bad back-. pa?s let in Rushton to open the Read account. Soon 'afterwards Newby scored direct from a free kick, . In the second half and wjth the.


slope in their favour Calderstoncs came more into the game bet they could not prevent.Nowby from put­ ting Read throe up. After this, Read wore never in danger although Cal» derstoncs continued to press for the - remainder of the game. . Read: Worslcy, -Holt, Bell 11),-


Pearce, Bell (R), Grainger, Rushton, Newby, Bell (G), Sumner, Kitchen. Sub: Tonne.


. Caldcrstones; Ward, Fitzpatrick,


; Ainsworth,- Hardman, Wilson, Pow­ ell,. Shaw, Greenwood, Kimberley, Hackett, Pilling. Sub: Evans.


Chipping


goalkeeper hurt


Chipping l r Hurst Green J . , A GOAL down after five minutes,


Chipping also had the bad .luck to. lose th e ’ services of-goalkeeper Hodgson. He hurt hm back colliding with a post-and had to be helped


from the field. Earl was called upon to deputise and scrvpd hi? side \ycll.: in the circumstances. ■ Greenup opened • thp. Green’s


account with a ccntre-cum-shot but there was >no further score until after tho break, neither side making any really-worthwhile’attempts to


progress. In the second half, Hurst Green ■ -


in c re a s e d th e i r r ie a d through Grecnhalgh after Squires <T) had given away a free kick just outside the home penalty area.


- ; Cooksoh and:Dinsdale-hit the


wiwdwork during a Chipping fight- back, the latter eventually being o n , -


. -A good clcan'game ended with Chipping being denied a point they. ' ric hl Uy desaerved and on this showing


beth sides would uppear to be likely candidates for the league champion-


:shlp.'’ 'r ■ ■■ ’ ’ . ’


•Chipping! ’Hodgson, Heaton,- Welch, Preston: (B),. Squires (T),


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•PrestOn L(JO,.’ Squires! (F),, Nuttall, Cpoksoh.vDinsdqie.'.Crepne.uSqb: Earl. -


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last 10 minutes during which Hurst Green broke:free’ and added a third goal through:Grconhnigh. -


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Glitheroe end bad run


Wren Hover? I, Clitheroo 1*'


. merit, they ought: to have won, Clitheroe (inded a dis­


JN g game which yielded them a point but PH? which, on


winners but it teas not as easy for them as the scoreline suggests, They were held to a two goal lead, at half time mainly through the efforts of Robinson in goal who played well despite conceding 12. For thc “B” Shift, Sutcliffe


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BISHOP IS THE HERO


Chapman’s I , Waddington 2.


WADDINGTON showed their character by overcoming a rugged Chapman’s side after trailing i-G In the 20 th minute. Some controver?ia)


refereeing and a bumpy pitch did pot help the villagers* who at first Struggled to acfupvp cohesion. With


p minute to go for the, hptlf-tfmo whiptle the much sought for break occurred. Waddipgton was fouled jn the arpa and Nuttall' converted the resultant penalty. A dour struggle developed with


neither side giving any quarter and • tlirec players were booked — Nut- tall and Rosa (the former Clitheroe . and Lcyland Motors player) for


Waddington, and one Chapman’s player. Former Gisburn players Simms


and Robinson marshalled. the de­ fence splendidly to quash any likely


threats and Underwood in goal dealt confidently with any ball that got through to him. Waddington made his presence felt In midfield and the rest of the side gave ,100 per cent offort. In the end it was Bishop who became the .villagers' heros with an


85th minute goal that kept Wadding­ ton on top of the table —■ ample amends for the easy chance he had .


- missed quarter pf an hour earlier, Waddington: Underwood, Boyd,


Robinson, Simms, Nuttal), Bialecki, Hlnksman, Waddington, Bishop,


Dawson, Ross. Sub: Richards.


Ainswor th cracks in th re e


. Wnddmgton Reserves .4, Blackburn Olympic 2.


JOHN AINSWORTH staked his claim for a return to the first team when he scored a brilliant hat-trick a t Twitter Lane. Olympic were the best side the


Reserve? have played this season and but for the brilliance of Ains­ worth’s opportunist goals, Wadding-. tpn might well hove suffered their first defeat of the campaign. Waddington led 3-0 at half time —


two goal? by Ainsworth, plus an own goal. In the second half Waddington increased their, lead to four before Olympic pulled back two late goals. Tho Reserves thus maintain their unbeaten record and remain league leaders- Olympic; were previously undefeated and the match proved to .be a highly entertaining clash; Waddington Re?: Walmcsley,


Whiteside (N), Carter, Lund, Malone, Reddm, Stoddart, Behan, Ainsworth,'.AVliltpsido (S), Kenyon,


Sub: Holden! r \


Wellsprings on top


Wellsprings 5, Young Farmers 1. ■ WELLSPRINQg wop- their;first;


. friendly in fine ?tylc against a young 'side. . .


They, dorqinated -the’ game, from aiori to finish, and, the five goals ,


V V ‘L-;


.and the .nudficld dug of.Clayton and/!; Proctor’ fed their rfonvards .with; : • enough . chances • to*, wip - a -whole


, never’ktopped‘trying and deserved ;. - their late consolation goal for their ; i efforts. They. almost, had, another';1 t when Calvert mishit a back paps, but , \ : Walker In goal can^e,opt well tg save V


WellspringsL.Walker/ Entwi?Upw - i Challenger,! Calvert,: -Baldwin,' :


. v Proctor, Clayton;’ College, Driver,;. - - . Veevers, Bpbjns<w.:Sub: Browjj.t


. season of mat^icp, . ^<'.;>/•*.■:■( The Young.Farmer*,. Jigwovor, V.


* superiority.- The defence was rarely.troubled ■


» ot; t " '


scored five, Peunlcn and Woodhousc three each sand Jackson one. Tierney and Johnson scored the consola­ tion goals for “D” Shift. In the "B” Shift team were:


heartening :: run of eight defeats. ■ Against Wren Rovers they opened in a lively manner


, helped no doubt by the return of Houldsworth and McGuire and aided by Keith Murray, formerly* with ‘ thp- Blackburn Combination side P)eckgate Athletic.


• plithoroc had previously


seen Murray, in action against the Reservos at Shawbridgc and he rewarded their confi­ dence by scoring Saturday’s equalising goal just before the interval.


, Orrcll and Payton had earlier both


shot wide when well placed and McGuiro, playing his first game for a month, was eager to phine. Unhappily, McGuire’s enthusiasm


led tg Wren ppgnjng the scqriPg- A Clearance by Beard rebounded off


him npd (ho hall r?p into, the path of Sanders,who gratefully accepted the


gift opportunity. ' This reverse shook Clltheroe into


renewed efforts and they steadily fought their way hack with good prompting by Murray and out­ standing work by Lawson in de­


fence. Just before the break, Mur­ ray received a pass from Gillibrand


and scored his 'first* goal for tho club with a 25 yard shot past the helpless keeper. From then onwards Clithoroo


were dangerous. Payton ought to have scored when he latched on to a Murray fJick,r instead lie hurriedly nut the ball wide:


:, Bisby twice split tho defence only to place his final shot jU6t too high.


With Wren Rover? grjmly hplding on, Clitheroe pounded away,' but a winning, goal eluded them, Orrell, too, having no luck with his shots. Gillibrand was a hard worker jn


midfield, and .Beard, Crump* Law- son and Monks were sound in defence In a team which gave a much Improved display. Clithcroc: Smith, Beard,Lawson..


Crump7 Monks (C),~ Bjeby, GiJIih- rand, McGuire, Murray, Orrcll,


paytgn. Sub; .Redfrm. AT HOME CLITHEROE FC have rear­


ranged their next two games. On Sunday (2:45 p.m.) they


will have Nelson as visitors at Shawbridgc and the foK


lowing Sunday they will visit Colne Dynamos (2-45 p.m.)


R e se rv e s ’ w o rs t


d e fe a t Clithcroe Reserves 0, Bclgruvb 6.


• They were 4-0 down a t half time and had it not been for thg good pcrfprmpnceB of kcoppr “Leg


Farnsworth would have lost by an .even wider margin. .


. The forward line pressed hard in the second half, but the Belgravc keeper brought off a series of good saves to keep his side in command. A minute from time the Reserves


suffered the final ignominy when Preedy missed a penalty, ■ . They wjl) have to turn in u far


Bush, Coonan, Leach, Blackledgc, Johnson, Jackson, Pinch, Eyles, preedy, Drachcnberg. Sub: Col- eboume.- Bclgrave: Bell, Waddicor (G),


> .


better performance on Saturday pway a t Belgravc in the Bjrtwjstlc Cup. Chthcroc Reserves: Farnsworth;


POOR marking end a series of defensive errors were the factors contributing to the Reserves’ worst defeat, in Blackburn Combination's premier division. .


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Dali, 8 ajn. to 12 Noon 1 to 5-30 p.m,


Castle Construction W. Hitclien-A, Blackburn


Building and Plastering : Contractors


No job too large or too small Write or call


3 MONTAGUE STREET CLITHEROE. Tel. 23133 or 25215.


Roof, Floor and Wall Tiling, Pointing, Concreting, Factory and Estate Maintenance, etc.


STEREO ANP UHF AERIALS FITTED AND REPAIRED


Instantaneous ELECTRIC SHOWER INSTALLATIONS from E77.


Domestic, Industrial arid Agricultural Eloctric Contractors


For froo •ollmates contact D.R.B. ELECTRICAL (Prop. David R. Bloazard)


- 6 LANGSHAW DRIVE, CLITHEROE Tel. 22ltB


B S O B R B q B IB O T B n B B B a i inurn APPROVED CONTRACTOR


National Inspection, Council lor Electrical Installation Contracting


DEREK LEIGH NO DEPOSIT


TV RENTALS 2ffin. and 24in.


TV AND AERIAL REPAIRS


39 Bleasd'ale Av., -- Clitlieroe TELEPHONE 24168.


WHV TUT HP WITH DATiII^ UNEVEN FLOORS when you cap have


Estimates free, no obligation


, ASPHALT FLOORS and VrNl’L TILING


EDGINGS, RAVINGS and PATHS Consult—


James Bolton &. Son (ASPHALTERS) LTD


LOWER ®ANAM WHARF, BLACKBURN.


T ' On all floor problems


elephone Blackburn 59438 Evening? Blackburn 55342


Hoover* Servis, Philips, Hof point, Parndll, Ada, Burco, Lava lux, Rolls 57 Hcnthorn Road, Clifheroe


CARTER & KERNAHAN LTD SUILOERS’ & PLUMBSBS' MERCHANTS


DERBY STREET, CLITHEROE T o to p h o n * 2 2 3 1 1


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FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING & PLUMBING REQUIREM ENTS WE SUPPLY—


BUILDERS TOOLS. CEMENT, SAND, STONE; BLOCKS, WALLING STONE:, FLAGS, LINTELS, WOOO BATTENS, ROOFING FELT AND ADHESIVES, ETC., ETC.


BATHROOM SUITES AND FITTED KITCHENS OUR SPECIALITY; Good reliable service with competitive prices:.-


ALL MAKES iOF J4E)V AND RECONDITIONED WiVSHERS AND - CLEANERS' - . . . ■ :


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PARNAU—ROM.5—ADA H O T P O IN T — 6 U R C O — S E R V IS l


Sales and Workshop


2 FRANKLIN STREET CLITHEROE-Tel 22979


WASHER REP AIKS W. ROTHWELL


TELEPKQNE CLITHEROE 24977.


74E1V & RECO N DIT ION ED WASHERS * CLEANERS


Walk round and see our comprehensive stocks of materials. Speedy delivery service


to our NEW DIY and BUILDING TRADE SHOW


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DAYS, 7-30 a.pt.—12-30 p.m. SATUR- ' DAYS ■


OPEN 7-80.a.m. — 5-30 p.tp. WEEK­


SK IP R Y D W A STE


ISPOSAL.


F I R S T CLAS S QUICK SERVICE


Phone for Competative Hire Charges


ERIC DUGDALE (MERCHANTS).


PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN Tel. CUTHEROE 41597 (2 lines)


ROOM


IT’S WELL WORTH A VISIT . . .


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ADVERTISER end TIMES ^ TRADES GUIDE


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oombmes 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 smoke i problems., , ,i- • Delivery;ex-stock.'.


■ High Street, Skipfon. Est. 1817. Telcphane 5444. FRED MANBY & BRO.


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