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chances Ashton Town 2, Clitheroe 1.


C L I T H E R O E paid dearly for missed chances in a game in which, on the day, they were superior to a side that had the previous week banished Fleetwood from the FA


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COMPETITION is still as fierce as ever,in the Clithcroe and district Snooker League with 14 teams battling it out every Thursday for the coveted league


* The team with probably the oldest members in the league is Pendle Club. But their enthusiasm never


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NEW BOY ERIC SCORES AGAIN


Low Moor Club 1, Ribblesdale SSC 1


'NEW centre forward Eric Geldard was again on target for Ribblesdale after scoring six goals in his debut against Billington the previous Saturday.


Results, fixtures, tables Division one: Clithcroe Acad v Chatburn (DP), King’s


Arms v Chipping (GS), Rimington v Royal Oak (JS), Lions v Billington (BA), Ribblesdale SSC v Low Moor Club (EH), Hurst Green v Henthorn Utd (PD). Division two: Brockhall v Whalley (TW), West Bradford v


Henlhorn Utd Res (Geoff B), Read v Hurst Green Res (PW), Trinity v Spring Mill (NB), Caidcrstoncs v Grindleton (RW).


1, Lions 6; C h a t b u r n 4V Clithcroe Academicals 2; Chipping 2, King’s Arms 5;. Henthorn 2, Hurst Green 8; Low Moor Club 1, Ribblcs- dale SSC 1; Royal Oak 2, Rimington 0.


Division One: Billington Division One P W D


King's Arms................. 11 10 0 Hur»t Green................. 10 9 0 Cha’.burn...................... 11 7 Chijijiing... Lions RibWesdale SSC Cluhcroo Ac...... P.oval Oak.......... Henlhorn........... Low Moor Club............ 11


Rimington.................. 11 Billington...................... 11


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stones 1.


Division Two PW D


Read............................ 10 8 Grindleton..................... 10 5


Spring Mill..................... 0 5 Calderstones................. 8 6


Brockhall..................... H 5


Trinity.......................... H 4 Whalley....................... 10 4


W. Bradford................ 10 3 Hurst Green Res......... 11 2 Henthorn Res............... 11 0


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— Eric, 17, put his side in the lead with an easy goal after Hanvey had done the pre­ paratory work by taking the ball to the by-line and pulling it into the centre. And with McLean finding plenty of room, the visitors gradually got on top. After the interval Low


Moor moved Humphreys into midfield and eventually gained the ascendancy,but bad shooting, and good defensive work by Ribblesdale, pre­ vented them from equalising. In the last minute, Dean


received the ball on the edge of the area and beat two men. His shot hit an opponent and the ball went to Humphreys who headed in the equaliser to produce a fair result in a game that was played largely in midfield. L ow M o o t C l u b :


Thompson, Johnson, Parkes, Humphreys, Coulston, Mus- grove, Bradley, McCally, Dean, Woodworth, McLean. Sub: Richards. Ribblesdale SSC: Whit­


t a k e r , M u rp h y , C ro f t , Dewhurst, Choyce, Biaiecki,


Sissiges* c re a te s h a v o c


Chalburn 4, Clithcroe Acad. 2.


IX a game of contrasting halves, Chatbum ran out worthy winners. The first belonged to Chatbum, and Slinger in particular — his three perfect corner-kicks produced the equivalent number of goals. Chatbum opened the scoring after


15 minutes when Dinsdale was brought down and Holgate scored his fourth consecutive penalty in as many weeks.


Continuing p re s su re forced


Academicals into bad back passes 'vhicii led to goals with Slinger’s help Dobson found the comer of the net; Metcalfe headed home from close jn


and when the keeper could only palm the ball away, Read nodded it in. Academicals later showed some,


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jecond, but Chatbum managed to bold off subsequent attacks and take the points. Chatbum: Johnson, Nadin, Smal­


ley, Grainger, Hargreaves, Met­ calfe, Dobson, Holgate, Read, Dins­ dale, Slingor. Sub: King. Clithcroe Acad: Fielding, Mur­


phy, Barker, Lund, Barcroft, Black­ top. Belton, Dilworth, Bishop, "right, Hesketh. Sub: Evans.


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A RENEWED call for limited overs cricket will be made by three clubs at the Ribblesdaie League's annual meeting. at Great Harwood Cricket Club . on Saturday. . Read will propose limited ' overs in all league matches on the lines of the Lancashire Loague in 1975.


an overs scheme — similar to the Lancashire League’s —■ to ho tried as an experiment in the Senior League. Settle would like the league


Harwood’s suggestion is for


Henthorn Utd 2, Hurst Green 8.


AFTER Henthom had taken an early 2-0 lead, lack of experience caused them to give away silly goals and the final score does not do them


justice. Bishop and Conti opened the scor­


ing and both missed equally good chances before Hurst Green pulled one back with-a fine diving header by Wilkinson. Henthorn then went to pieces,


giving away a penalty which Bishop converted, and a free kick in the area, to which Masters got a touch. The next goal resulted from a misun­ derstanding between the goalkeeper and a colleague and the ball rolled


into the net. ' Hurst Green then took command,


Masters completing a hat-trick, and Greenup and Jacques adding further goals. The eighth was an ov/n-goal conceded by Dcarden.


Henthorn Utd: Green, Wild, Peel,


Hargreaves, Dearden, Harrison, Conti, Bush, Salisbury, Bishop, Stewart. Sub.: Lanfranceschina.


H u r s t G reo n : Young (A.),


Livcsey, .Cross, Wilkinson, -Young (P.), Bolton, Dowden, Greenhalgh, Jacques, Greenup, Masters. Sub.: Hayhurst.


Henthorn pay for mistakes


Hanvey, Jackson, Geldard, B ra d le y , McLean. Sub: Manning.


Three-goal hero is


sent off


Spring Mill 3, Grindlcton 3.


AGAINST a team that had been scoring freely in recent matches, Spring Mill found it rathor difficult to settle. However, they eventually succeeded and both sides produced


some good football. Wood, who scored a hat-trick for Spring Mill, was sent off in the last


minute. Wood’s first goal, a header from a well-placed comer, was cancelled out


by Clayton, also following a comer. Exchanges continued to be fairly


even, with both sides battling hard to gain superiority. Then, after one of two niggling fouls, Chamley was booked for retaliatory action. Just before half-time, a mistake


by Brownlow in the home goal led to Parkinson (G.) putting the visitors into the lead. Later, Grindleton were forced on to the defensive but


. wero dangerous on the break. Wood put Spring Mill level once more, again with a header and when the home defence missed another good cross Wood was on hand to put it


home. Spring Mill continued to press


until, with two minutes left, Grindle­ ton were awarded a rather hotly- disputed penalty which Parkinson converted. From an ensuing remark, . Wood ended a rather eventful after­


noon by being sent off. Spring Mill: Brownlow, Gates,


Own goal


upsets Rimington


, ■ Royal Oak 2, Rimington 0


IN an evenly matched game Royal Oak missed a number of easy scoring chances and their half-time lead of


an only goal was a gift from Riming- ton’s Graham who put tho ball into .


his own net. Aspinwall (D) and Foulker pro­


vided a flow of good through passes, which the forwards failed to turn to


good account. At tho s tart of the second period, ,


Oak switched Foulker into defence and McGurk, who had previously


left tho field, was moved into the


to try overs cricket for a trial two years and have a sub­ committee to decide on-the heat method. ■ • Last placed Ribblesdale


p'amierers, and Settle and f'ndiham who tied for next to . °tt°m place, are all seeking e-election. An application has .


. 50 been received from Bum- ,cy Belvedere CC. p the meeting starts at 2


.m. 10446 •F1A,t" ^ ,n“ ar9 bit E,orooB ; .


a t Aspinwall (L) missed an open goal and Geelan shot wido before Hie former a t last put Oak two dear : goals ahead. Armitage caused the visitors* defence some problems with


cood runs on the right. * When Rimington pressed they


found Grimos and Foulker were not easy to boat and Bromloy waa safe in


B°ftoynl Oak: Bromley (A). Whit­ ta k e r , McGurk, Grimes, Rigg,


- Foulkor, Aspinwall -(D), Armitage, Asplnwoll (L), Goelan, Wignall. Sub,


Bromley (T).


Kiddie, Astley, Harrison, Howard, Holland, Chamley, Wood, Fox, Kin­


ney. Sub.: Ingham. Grindleton: Parkinson (D.), Seed,


Cowell, Read, Turner, Jones, Pow- ell, Clayton, Cowldng, Parkinson (G.), Holding. Sub.: Newhouse.


ST PAUL’S CRUMBLE


CHIPPING beat St Paul’s 15-3 in ■ the Cub Scout football games at the weekend. Trinity Tigers won 9-1 at th e evpense of Waddington and Trinity Panthers lost 9-3 against


Pondlo. Saturday’s gamos: Whalloy v


Ribblesdale (D. Kay), Chatburn v St


Mary’s (B- Mann), Chipping v Pcn- dlc (D. Mitchell).. Friendlies: St Paul's v Woddington, Loyola v


Gisbum. Revenge


LIONS—the Only unheiton team in the Ribble Valley League — and Royal Oik both gained revengt at the weekend for dofoatB in tho cor­ responding fixtures last year. .


Turn tables. TROUNCED 6-1 a t Calderstones


' earlier this season, West Bradford , turned the tables on the hospital side a t the .weekend when they won the return game 2-1. •


• • ■ ■


A ROSS GOAL


PROVES WINNER


Clithcroe Res 0, Waddington 1.


ON THIS form Waddington should win the championship of division one of Blackburn Combination, of which they are the present leaders. They attacked well and defended b r i l l i a n t l y . Cl i t h e r o e Reserves can take heart that they can only improve after having gone six weeks with­ out a win. They welcomed back 'Paul McGuire, Peter Coonan and Eddie Preedy. The villagers were first to


settle down and the'home goal soon had. several" narrow escapes before the visitors went ahead. McGuire lost pos­ session to John Waddington whose harmless looking cross seemed to be well covered by Coonan but he completely miskicked and let in Ross to give Farnsworth no chance. For the next 25 minutes the


tremendous pace and in the early minutes Gillibrand was presented with a chance in a million — and muffed it. He beat an Ashton defence that was running out claiming for offside, but shot wide with only the keeper to beat. Almost immediately after­


Challenge Cup. The visitors set off at a


wards, Payton (who was pre­ ferred to Murray) rounded his full back to give Orrell a clear scoring chance which was also missed. Clitheroe were indeed cal­


ling the tune, with Payton in the role of a Pied Piper; his fast running down the left flank was creating havoc in the Ashton defence. The luck­ less Gillibrand let another good chance slip by shooting straight at the keeper. When Ashton at last got


going, Houldsworth was cal­ led upon to save a long shot. Clitheroe hit back, splitting the home defence time after time, and missing more scor­ ing chances with Eyles and Orrell being at fault. Then, with only their sec


■ sped off the side of his foot and into the net. So half-time arrived with Clitheroe pon­ dering over what might have been. Their hosts could not have complained had they gone in with a 4-1 lead. Clitheroe resumed strongly and equalised with a splendid


ond serious attack, Ashton took a lucky lead. A left wing movement ended with Man­ ning miskicking, but the ball


. goal in the 60th minute. Lynch picked up a Crump-free kick with consumate ease and laid on a pinpoint centre for Orrell to head home his first goal for


the side. Beard and Eyles came near


Waddington midfield took control and the front running of Ross and Ainsworth gave the Clitheroe defence a terr­


ible time. In a spasmodic attack, McGuire


beat four men, put in a good cross under pressure,' and Johnson got in a good h e a d e r b u t g o a lk e ep e r Grainger was equally brilliant. Then came the save of the match. Simon Whiteside unleashed a powerful 20- yard drive and Farnsworth flung himself across the goalmouth to fingertip the ball outside the post for a comer. Just before half-time Pinch had a


great chance to equalise but lost possession with only the goalkeeper to beat. Eyles, CUtheroe’s best for­ ward, also had a good chance but shot over from just inside the box. The first half belonged exclusively to Waddington. A f t e r th e tu rn - ro u n d th e


Reserves were a completely diffe­ rent side. Eyles was moved into the forward line to pressurise Wadding- ton’s back four and Clitheroe were much better for this. Simms, at the heart of the visitors’


defence, made some very important tackles and covered superbly. After 65 minutes Preedy had the easiest of chances and yet, with only the ’keeper to beat, he pushed the ball wido of the post. A bad backpasa by John Wadding-


ton put the visitors ’keeper under immense pressure as Pinch won the ball but it was somehow scrambled away at the cost of a comer. Pinch was unlucky not to score


when he bravely went for a bouncing ball with his head, but Richards hooked the ball over the bar. In an infrequent Waddington a t ta c k , . Farnsworth did well to save from Ainsworth. With 20 m in u te s le f t , tho


Reserves substituted Dobson for Bush and pushed Sharp into midfield in an effort to get more heading power. Waddington substituted s tr ik e r Ainsworth for defender Biaiecki as they were under constant pressure, but try as they would,' Clitheroe could not get the ball into


the net. The Reserves were well served by


McGuire and Eyles; Waddington by Simms, who- was the man of the match, foreshow and Ross. This exciting match, in which there were no failures, was watched by a crowd of over 60. A draw would have been a fair result. C l i th e ro e Res: Farnsworth,


Coonan, Sharp, Leach, Walker, Bush, Eyles (D.), McGuire, Pinch, Preedy, Johnson. Sub.: Dobson. Waddington: Grainger, Robin­


son, Nuttall, Richards, Simms, Hinksman (D.), Ainsworth, Wad­ d in g to n ( J . ) , Whiteside (S.), Foroshaw, Ross. Sub.: Biaiecki.


Waddington


: chase leaders


Waddington Res 3, YMCA 1.


RICK WADDINGTON soon opened the scoring for the villagers, prod­ ding tho ball home from close range after some fine work on the left flank. YMCA equalised almost on half-time, Almond scoring following • a free kick.


Tho villager:!.look control in.tho .


early stages of the second half and scored two fine goals through Daw­


son and Walker. • From then opwards, Waddington


had the game won and could have added further goals but for poor finishing and some, good goalkcop- ing. This win keeps the villagers in a strong position;-they.arc.only two points behind the division fivo lead­ ers and have two gamos in hand. Waddington Res: Underwood,


H a r g r e a v e s , -Boyd, C a r te r , Whiteside <N.), Reddln, Walker,


■Waddington, Behan; Dawson, Kenyon.1 Sub.: Malone. ...----------- -


to scoring and so did Payton with a hard drive. Crump was dominant in defence and he did his level best to make his colleagues go all out for a winning goal. It was not to be, and against


substitute Murray for Gillib­ rand in the last 20 minutes, were left to rue their early prodigality. • Said manager Jimmy Bir-


run of play Ashton moved into the lead through Manning. Clitheroe. who brought on


k e tt afterwards: “We were supreme in skill and applica­ tion and the result of this game was a joke. Crump, Beard and Payton had excel­ lent games but the simple chances we missed keep us at the botton of the table. On Saturday, Clitheroe


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WADDINGTON B have a 10 point lead over the A team at the top of Clitheroe' and Dis­ trict Snooker League.


Latest results: Conservative B 4,


Biliington B10; Pendle Club 2, Wad­ dington B 12; Billington A 12, Police 2; Waddington A 13, Conservative A 1; Chatburn 10, Rimington 4; Social Club 10, Gt Hurwood Liberals 4; Calderstones v British Legion (result not received)! Details:


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Pendlc Club 419, Waddington B


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Conservative 438, Billington B


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. J. Morrison 50, H. Clegg 94. Chatburn 422, Rimington 362. P.


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■ Wnddington A 491, Conservative A 312. 8. Hatton 69, F. Hall 59; J,


■ Wooff 75. G. Burgess 47; T. Makin son 82, G. Ireland 57; J. Herd 95, M, Haslam 54; F. Coar 79, W. Levis 69; S. Cox 31, A. Johnson 56.


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APPLIANCES Specialists on Keymatic


LIGHT HAULAGE W. BEER


Removals and Odd Jobs Undertaken


71 WOONE LANE, CLmiEROE—Tel. 22857.


• • ROUNDS, BATHROOMS,” SHOWERS, E T C ." " - -“ Consult the new name 'in'piumbing


BOILER CONVERSIONS, ETC., GAS FIRED AND SUR-


For Gas, Oil, Solid Fuel Central Heating


JACOB WARD & SONS ACCRINGTON 32524/5 8 a.m. — 5 p.iTl.' EVENINGS GREAT HARWOOD 884328 • A Member of the Jacob Ward Group of Companies.


NCAM YOU A FFO RD 10% DEPOSIT, BALANCE OVER 5 YEARS


CONVERT TO GASBoitor Changeovers from £190 • COLOURED BATHROOM SUITES from £57 Ail plumbing and heating work undertaken


■ C. N. FORT


14 KENILWORTH DRIVE, CLITHEROE ' Tel. 25680 for free estimate .


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OT TO HAVE CENTRAL HEATING GAS BOILER AND SIX RADIATORS FROM £450


Running Costs, e.g. —SEMI-DETACHED, SEVEN RADIATORS, £82 par yoar


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