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Clitheroe Academicals 12, Millington 0
SO c om p le te ly were Billington humiliated by Academicals that they couldn’t even stop goalie Mike Fielding from getting his name on the scoresheet. Fielding came out of Academicals’ goal to round off his
side’s dozen with a superb effort late in the game. Newly promoted to the first
Chipping storm . back
(hipiiing 5, llcnlhorn 3.
Onlv a week after coming buck from the dead to beat thatluirn. Chipping did the trick agiun to take the points from Henllinrn. In both games the village
t,am hart fallen 1-3 behind before coming hack to win 5-3, with Kroililu* Squires scoring
tr.ee on each occasion.
M it w as Honthorn, aided
W tie wind, who dominated \W.Tith;iIf. Bishop put them aUvltltor 10 minutes, and
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•;«! they responded magnifi- 'Oitiy in the challenge. Fred-
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Chipi'inc: Hodgson, Heaton, Pre-
‘■'n!5>.(,it.,|<?otniD, Sub: Freeman. Urn thorn: Riley. Lafranehinn.
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Keeper is Chatburn’s saviour
Cliatlmrn 2, Royal Oak 2.
•IkK.AVK penalty save from , n
;u*Hn'h goalkeeper Johnson
ne.pnd bis side recover from a "alf-tinie deficit to grab a
P°’nI in this first division match.
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In the early stages both hail their chances, but it
wasn’t until the 20th minute [J^t King latched on to a
jliruugh bail and put Chatburn l:' the lead. minutes later Royal
Hit Johnson saved from Rigg. to the late stages of the "Pining period Royal Oak
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£ n LL,EY‘S 3- ! victory u ^‘ ockhall was their first
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;ls: aiso avenge for their jbk were awarded a penalty
^•ntek twice — the first score tuning after a goalmouth
^ke and the second from a •'net by Turner. The scores were level again
Jfter IF) minutes when Read 0‘11 Slack from the spot. In the dosing minutes Chat- Ul!ri1 pressed hard for the
' ' lnnc>\ but several heroic from Slack earned the
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uati , !’J^r,nnk*y. Armitage, Aspin- Tlmu!r ’ ^c,v'an' Wiptidl. Sub:
|. Bishop, Conti (D), Conti
W e e k en d fixtures
Saturday’s Kibble Valley League
King’s Anns, RSSC v Rimington, Henthorn Utd v Lions, Low Moor Club v Clitheroe Academicals, Bil- linglon v Chatham, Royal Oak v Chipping. Division two — Brockhall v Hurst
Green R es, West Bradford v Whalley, Read v Spring Mill, Trinity v G r in d le ton , Caldorstoncs v Henthorn Utd Res.
RESULTS. Divison one — Chatham 2, Royal
Oak 2; Chipping 5, llenthorn Utd 3; Clithem* Academical 12, Billington
0: Kings 2. Low M*»or Club 1; Rimington O, Hurst Green 5. Lions v RSSC — postponed.
Division two — Gj imlleton 4, Cal-
derstones 2: Henthorn Utd Res I, West Bradford 4; Hurst Green Kcs 2 Read S; Spring Mill 2, Trinity 2;
Whalley 3, Brockhall L. Division one
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Own goals shatter Rimington
UinmiKton 0, 11 in>l Greet) Tt
TWO own goals sank Iliming- ton in tlicir first division game against Hurst Green. A dour first period left
Rimington a goal down — but with the great advantage of playing downhill in the second
half. Hurst Green, however,
seized the initiative from the restart and Dowden hit two goals in rapid succession — the first a header and the second a full-blooded drive from close range. Although three down at this
stage, Rimington came back into the game with a flurry of useful attacks and looked cap able of pulling level. But Lwo tragic own goals —
a rebound off Graham and a wayward back pass from Johnson — sealed the game for Hurst Green. Rimington are already pro
ving something of a Jckyll and Hyde team, having scored eight goals in their two previ ous matches before suffering this crushing home defeat. Kiininston: Johnson (S). Johnson
(D ) , Turner, Metcalfe, Baldwin, Frankhtnd, Hacking (A), Graham, Fawcett, Hacking (W). Henley. Sub:
Johu&on (K). T E AM S
Wwlrtinclon (v Worth Avenue, kich-off 1M0
Ganger.
Boyd, Lund, Richards, Bmlecki, Nuttall, G. Walker, B. Walkel, Bishop, J. Wnddington, Forshaw, Ainsworth. Players meet at station,
’ Ivnddington lies (v HnslingdcnSt .Mary’s. Reserves, a, kick-off 2-JO
p.m.)from: Underwood, R. Htir- erenves. Carter, Robinson. Malone,
Whiteside, Reading, R. Wad^ ‘ ton, Wright, Behan, Kenyon, Stod- dart, Pearson, Daniels. Players
- meet at station, 1 p.m.
fixtures: Division one — Hurst Green v
division and with two good wins already under their belts, Academicals began in an aggressive mood and were five up by half-time. Birch opened the scoring
when he latched on tG a fine through ball, and Wright added the second with a fine solo effort. Wright, released by Black
burn Rovers only this sum mer, added two more before the interval, with Belton also contributing. Second half scorers for
Academicals were Compton, Hcskcth, Wright (2), Belton (2) and Fielding. Academieals have now
scored 27 goals against one in their three games, and are clearly a force to be reckoned with in the first division. Billington will not always
come up against such fast- attacking opponents, and
although they became rather dispirited in the second half, they can take heart from a game and sporting perform ance. A ca d em ic a ls : Fielding,
Bonrdttinn, Parker, Iljmlmoor, Hoc- Lett, Birch, Heskcth, Blacktop, Murphy. Wright. Bolton. Sub:
Compton. B i 11 i n k I o n : Th o m pson ( K ) ,
Sohoies, Abrahams, Throlfall (.1), Simpson, Thn’ lfal) (I)), Marshall, Cowperthwaito, Duckworth (N), Smalley, Willis. Sub: Ashficlil.
WHALLEY COAST
tVImlley J. Broclihall 1,
A HAT-TRICK by Whalley’s Roberts was enough to ensure
a comfortable victory against Brockhall in this second divi
sion match. For the first 15 minutos
Brockhall had most of the play but they could not turn their superiority into goals. Shutlleworth — in his first
game for Whalley — control led midfield superbly. Roberts struck first from the spot just before half time,
and lie continued in this vein after the interval to complete
his hat-trick. Brockhall rallied and Price
pulled one hack. But it was too late, and Whalley coasted to victory in a good-spirited
match. IVhaltey: Wullbunk, Whittaker,
Moore, Yatos, Shuttleworth, Col lier, Illingworth, Roberts, Eatough,
Whitwell, Hilton.
BROTHERS ON TARGET
BROTHERS John and Robert Peel made this King’s Arms’ victory against Low Moor a strictly family affair. Robert shot his side into the
lead in the first half, and after the visitors had levelled the score, John hitanS2nd minute winner, in this first division
match. Robert’s goal was the high
light of an entertaining first half which saw King’s well on
top. A fte r the interval Pinch
went close beforo O’Neill, struck a fine cross shot to make it 1-1.
, This setback spurred King’s
into action and their constant pressure was finally rewarded when John grabbed his late winner. King's Arms: O’Neill, Blenkin-
$hip, Penman, Taylor (Ray), Scott, Peel (J.),‘ Pyo, Smith, Taylor (Rod), Peel (R.), Robinson. Sub.: Town
send. Low Moor: Price, Johnson, Cold*
stan. Parks, Richards, Bradley, Wil kinson. Sutcliffe, Woodworth, Pinch.'McAlly-Sub.: Tompkins. ^
Trinity keep unbeaten record
Spring Mill 2, Trinity YC 2.
DETERMINED second-half defensive tactics saw Trinity hold on to their unbeaten record in the Ribble Valley Football League’s second divi sion. After a bright start, Spring
Mill took the lead through Bradley. They were, how ever, denied further goals through good goaikeeping on the part of P. Devine. Trinity broke away twice shortly before the interval, with M. Devine and Humphreys giv ing the youth club side the lead. The second half saw Trinity
setting out their stall for a massed defence which Spring Mill managed to break only once, through Wood. It was one-way traffic towards the Trinity goal but the youth club side managed to hang on. Spring Mill: Brmvnknv, Gates,
Bradley, S. Astley, Howard, 1. Ast* ley, Fox, Wood, Chainley, Holland, P. Kinney. Sub: Atkinson. T r in ity : P, Devine, Wilkinson,
Longhi, Aberncthy, .1. Devine, Meyler, Waterhouse, M. Devine, Kenyon, Novak. Sub: Gcldard.
Suprise goal
GrinHIcton 4, Culdcrstoncs 2.
CJ RIN I) L ETO N goalkeeper D. Parkinson was the surprise
scorer of his team’s third goal, when he hoofed an enormous goalkick straight into the Cal- dorstones net, in this second division match. From the outset both teams
put the accent on attack but neither could utilise their many chances. Grindleton finally took the lead when Turner crept in behind the Caldcrstones defence and nudged a glancing header into
the net. Pilling shot Culdorstonos
level from an acute angle, and the visitors took the lead when a speculative 30-yardcr from Kimberley deceived the keeper. Just IxToro half time Grindletmi
were back on level terms when 1 Inkl
ing managed to dribble through a ruck of players and score. After the interval Tony Powell began to get a grip on midfield and drove his team constantly forward. The surprise goal by Parkinson
put Grindleton ahead and Cowking added a fourth to sew up the match. Grlndlclon: Parkinson (D), Seed,
Read, Jones, Turner, Parkinson (G), C la y t o n , P o w e l l , Cowkin g, Walmsloy, Holding. Sub: Ncwhouse. Calderslones: Wald, Fitzpatrick,
Ainsworth, Garner, Nadin, Shaw, Powell, Bradley, Kimberley, Green wood, Pilling. Sub: Trotter,
Table
tennis MONDAY’S only game in the
Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association ended in victory for the Catholic YC B team by 7-3 against Trinity C. It was a good all round
performance by the youth club team, for whom D. Coul- ston, A. Hutchinson and N. Weaver all won two matches each. Skipper N. Weaver partnered D. Coulston to vic tory in the doubles. For the losers, T. Wilson
won all three games. NEXT WEEK’S FIXTURES
Division One, Monday: Clitheroe
CC A v Read CC A; Trinity A v Cnlderstones A. Tuesday: Flexible A v Brockhall A. Thursday: Catholic YC A v Standon B. Division Two, Tuesday: Caldor*
si ones B v Brockhall B; Standen D v Flexible B; Chatburn v Standen C; Read CC B v Trinity B. Division Three, Monday: Standen
E v Catholic YC B, Wednesday: Trinity C v Clitheroe CC B.
IT'S been something of top- s y- t u rv y s umme r for CHthcroc’s two Ribblcsdalc
League clubs, with a marked difference between the suc cesses of their second ele vens and the problems of their first teams.
A mid-tnblc Ribblcsdale
L e a g u e p l a c i n g f o r Clithcroc, and bottom place for Ribblcsdalc Wanderers, hardly set the town alight, although Clithcroe made good progress in the Lanca shire Cricket Association Cup and drew a good crowd to Chatburn Road for their quarter-final against Tongc.
It was to their 2nd teams
that both clubs turned for consolation and the hope of brighter things to come.
Wanders* seconds ■ — pic
tured here — carried of f the c h a m p io n s h ip o f th e Ribblesdalc Junior League Division Two by a nine-point margin, and reached the final o f the Luwrensoncup before going down to First Division Baxcndcn.
Under the captaincy of B i l l Workman, the time-
honoured blend of youth and experience certainly worked i t s wonders at Church Meadow.
Next year several o f the
younger players will be chal lenging for the first-team places, and this coupled with the early signing of Keith O l iv e r as p ro fe s s io n a l , should give the Wanderers’ supporters renewed cause for optimism.
Clitheroc 2nd X I were
close challengers to their local rivals all senson, but inconsistency has meant that they still do not know if they arc to be promoted,, along with Wanderers, tothe first division o f the junior league.
A play-off on Chatburn
Road on Saturday decides whether Clitheroc or Old RoKsendalianK arc to go up, for the teams finished level on points after the 26-game season.
The game will he played
under Ramsbottom Cup rules (32 overs a side) with a I , 30 start, and the Clithcroc team is: W. Monk (or.J. Sce- dle), M. Blackburn, P. Hall, J. Pyc, J. Hill, K. Barker, S. We slhcad , G. Monk, R. Birch, I). Brennan, G. Ben nett. Reserves: N. Crowthcr, P. Seedle, Scorer: D. Hard- castle.
Picture: A line-up or the
players whose strength in depth took Wanderers 2nd XI to the championship.
B a ck ( fr om le f t ) : N.
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F ron t : M. Sccdnll, M.
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