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uiithcroe Advertiser and Times, February 5th, *fp,v*r/**>tr**KA aryynr* i l i l


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USUALLY among the pacesetters in the Clitheroc and district Snooker League, Conservative A are finding the going tougher this season and arc near the foot of the table. Cueing off for the Conservatives is Fred Poole who is


watched by team-mates (from the left) Graham Ireland, Mike Haslam, Reggie Lawson, George Burgess, Arnold Johnson and Fred Hail.


TABLE TENNIS m team on top \ Hurst Green Reserves 1, Calderstones 3


A MAGNIFICENT goalkeeping display by Hayhurst almost saved Hurst Green a point against the division two leaders.


Musgrove • sinks Chatburn


'A Low Moor Club 1, Chatburn 0.


AN EXCELLENT team performance and a late goal from Musgrove gave Low Moor a thoroughly deserved victory over the championship contenders.


FREEZE TAKES TOLL


EIGHT Ribble Valley Foot­ ball League matches had to be postponed at the weekend because of heavily frozen pitches. In the first division only


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hit by the weather and just two matches out of six were played.


RESULTS Division One: Henthorn 1,


Royal Oak 1; Low Moor Club 1, Chatburn 0. Division Two: Hurst Green


Reserves 1, Calderstones 2. Youth Division: Nelson


Stanley 8, SSMJ 1; Padiham YC 2, Accrington Centaurs 5.


FIXTURES


Hurst Green (PW), Clitheroe AC v RSSC (TW), King’s Arms v Lions (RW), Riming- ton v Henthorn Utd (Geoff B), Royal Oak v Billington (JS), Chipping v Low Moor Club (BA).


ford v Read (MP), Henthorn Utd Res v Trinity (DP), Grindleton v Whalley (NC), Hurst Green Res v Springmili (postponed), Brockhall v Cal­ derstones (GS).


i Youth League: Accrington


Centaurs v Nelson Stanley (KM), SSMJ v Whalley Ran­ gers (JA), Clitheroe Dynamos v Padiham (JO), Willow Mount v Pendle Colts (AB), Great Harwood Wellington v West Bradford (RA), Central Rovers v Henthorn (ND).


Division One PW D L P


Hurst Green................ 13 12 - 0 1 24 Kimr’sArms.................. 13 12 Chaibum...................... 16 8 Chipping...................... 15 9 Lions............................ 12 7 CntheroeAcad.............. 15 5 Ilovai Oak...................... 16 5 RSSC....................... 14 5 Henthorn..................... 15 4 Low Moor Club............ 15 4 Rtmmgton................... 15 3 Bunngton.................... 13 0


0 124 4 4 20 1 5 19 2 3 16 4 6 14 4 7 14 3 6 13 3 8 11 2 9 10 1 11 7 0 13 0


Division Two PWD LP


Calderstones.............. . 15 12 0 • 3 24 Read........................ Spnngmill................. Gnnrueion................ Brockhall.......... ........ T n


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whalley................ .... West Bradford......... ...


Hum Green Res......... Henthorn Res.............. 14


13 10 1 2 21 12 8 3 1 19 14 7 5 2 19 15 6 1 813 16 5 3 8 13 13 4 3 6 11 13 4 1 8 9 13. 2 2 9 6 1 12 3


Division One: Chatburn v


two matches were played and in the second division the fix­ ture between Hurst Green Reserves and Calderstones was the only one to take place. The youth division was also


Played in windy conditions


and on an ice-bound pitch, the game began at a fast pace with both sides coming close. With the wind behind them, Low Moor were more in con­ tro l and Woodworth and Campbell both saw good efforts go narrowly wide. At the other end of the field Chatburn almost took the lead


through Dobson, who ran on to a good through ball only to shoot wide. After the interval, Low


should have an element of luck good move smarted by Gunner, about it. They built up a good back in the side after injury.


Moor retained command, but good work by Johnson in goal and the awkward bounce of the ball kept the scoresheet blank. When Low Moor took the lead it was ironic that the goal


attack and a shot at goal reb o u n d ed to Musgrove whose low drive went under the diving goalkeeper. The home team almost


increased its lead soon after when Bradley forced Johnson . into a fine save, pushing his shot on to the post. Late in the game King had


the ball in the net for Chat­ burn but the effort was disal­ lowed for offside. Referee John Swayne did


an excellent job in controlling th e game and keeping it flowing. Low Moor Club: Thomson, John­


son, Parkes, Humphrey, Dubowski, Musgrove, Campbell, Bradley, Woodworth, McLean, Wilkinson. Sub.: Richards. C h atb u rn : Johnson, Holgatc,


Division Two: West Brad­


Nadin, Graham, Smalley, Metcalfe, Dobson, Grainger,' Reed, Slinger, Speak. Sub.: King.


CONTI GRABS POINT


Henthorn Utd 1, Royal Oak 1.


PLAYING with only 10 men, Royal Oak did well to earn a point in this hard-fought and entertaining clash.. In fact, they took the lead


early in the game through L. Aspinwall and it was not until the 85th minute that Henth­ orn equalised. Once Royal Oak were in


front they defended in depth and allowed their opponents little room in which to play. Henthorn’s breakthrough


came in the closing minutes when subs titute Brunker harassed the goalkeeper into a mistake and Steve Conti was left with a simple chance. Henthorn Utd: Hall, Isherwood,


G re a to re x , Conti (D.), Boyd, Bishop, ‘ Hargreaves, Conti (S.), Dearden, Wild, Sutcliffe. Sub.: Brunker. Royal Oak: Bromley (A.), Rigg,


Whittaker, Slack, Foulker, Aspin­ wall (D.), Grimes, Armitage, Aspin- wall, Gcelan.


— First meeting 1 $mr *


CLITHEROE will be facing an unknown quantity when they entertain Wigan Athletic Reserves on Saturday at Shawbridge. Newcomers to the Lancashire Combination,


from the foot of the table. Clitheroe are still without


the services of suspended s tr ik e r Geoff Payton and either Keith Murray or Keith Hollinrake will be stepping in


He sent Pilling away on the left wing and his shot was picked up at the far post by Kimberley who turned it past Hayhurst. The game continued to be a


midfield battle with neither side making much progress and scoring chances were few and far between. The second half saw Calder­


busiest man on the field and made several good saves -r- one at point-blank range from Wilson. H u r s t Green equalised


through substitute Gleen who met a good cross from Crotty after the winger had beaten two men in a 75-yard run. Ward appeared to have made a good save, but the linesman ruled that the ball had crossed the line. In a final flurry of activity


both teams had chances and Eccles was just wide with a good shot. At the other end, Calder­


stones scored what was to p ro v e the winning goal through Ainsworth, after Shaw had come close. Calderstones continued to


go forward, but were either, off target or thwarted by Hayhurst in goal. Hurs t Green: Hayhurst,


Rogerson, Holden, Bailey, Jacques, Carter, .Eccles (R), Moon, Young, Eccles (J), Crotty. Sub: Gleen. Calderstones: Ward, Pow­


ell, Hardman, Ainsworth, Fitzpatrick, Shaw, Wilson, Greenwood, Kimberley, Gun­ ner, Pilling. Sub: Walsh.


Cub-Scouts . Because of the wintry con­


ditions at the weekend, only two games were played in the Clitheroe and District Cub Scout Football League. Whal-. ley had a 4-0 victory away to Trinity Panthers and Pendle beat Waddington 7-0 at home. Saturdays team for the rep­


re s en ta t iv e game against Blackburn will be chosen from: Neary and Pye (Chip­ ping); Sellars, O’Donnell and Hutchinson (Loyola); Work­ man (Ribblesdale); Anderton and S. Blackburn' (Pendle); Blezard (St Mary's); ■ Fallon, D aw so n an d C h a rn o ck


stones come more into the game and Pilling twice went close. H a y h u r s t became th e


But, in the end, not even he


could stop Ainsworth’s superb ■header — his first goal of the season — to keep Calder­ stones at the top.


The game — transferred to


Calderstones because the Hurst Green first team had a home fixture — was played on an icy pitch in wind and snow. The fact that it took place at all is a tribute to the Calder­ stones groundstaff. With the wind at their


backs the young Hurst Green forwards soon had the Calder­ stones defence in all kinds of


, trouble. But although they played


rarely threatened and keeper Ward handled the icy ball well. Their forwards, while not having as much possession as their opponents, always looked more dangerous in front of goal. Calderstones took the lead on the half hour following a


some attractive football in midfield and on the flanks, where Crotty and Richard Eccles were in fine form, there was no one on hand to co n n e c t with th e i r fine crosses. The Caldertones goal was


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POST OFFICE TAKE TITLE


CLITHEROE Post Office narrowly defeated Standen E in a second play-off to win the third division of the Ribbles- dale Table Tennis Association. The match, played at the


two-nil lead, but Standen hit back to square the game. Twice more the Post Office went ahead and were pulled back to level, but they won the last two matches to take the title. Clitheroe PO 6, Standen E


P o s t Office on Standen’s table, was a close battle with first one side and then the other taking the lead. The Post Office opened up a


game more than Standen D and two more than Standen C. This week is the last for


scheduled league matches and it is important that all out­ standing games are completed as soon as possible, so that fair handicaps can be allocated to players taking part in the handicap leagues, which will start when the fixtures are completed.


The organisers want to base


handicaps on as near an equal number of games as possible.


The following ,are out­


4: (Standen names first) — N. Sieczkowski b e a t’T. Har­ greaves' and T. Davies, but lost to B. Hall (16-21, 9-21). J. Whittaker beat Davies (18-21, 21-19, 21-17) but lost to Hall (6-21, 18-21) and Hargreaves. M. Simpson beat Davies (15- 21, 21-19, 21-18) but lost to Hargreaves (15-21, 9-21) and Hall (5-21, 3-21). Sieczkowski and Simpson lost the doubles to Davies and Hall.


Clitheroe PO..... M 9 -1 185 55 22 Standen E.......... U 9 2 3 92 .!8 20 Trinity C........... 12 1 3 8 do 75 5 Catholic YCB.... 12 2 1 9 38 82 5


DIVISION THREE Final positions P W D L F A P


The Clitheroe PO and Stamlen totals include two play-offs.


B. Hall........................42 40 2 95.24 J. Whittaker...............42 33 9 7S.57 T. Hargreaves...........27 19 8 70.37 T. Wilson (Trin C)...30 25 11 69.44 N. Sieczkowski..........42 28 14 60.07 D. Parker (Trin. C).. 3 2 .1 06.67 M. Simpson...............42 24 18 57.14 N. Weaver (Cath.B) 36 20 1G 55.55


In the third division hand­


icap league — due to start n ex t week — champions Olitheroe PO, runners-up Standen E and league teams Trinity C and Catholic YC B will be joined by new teams Flexible C, Clitheroe PO B, and Nalgo to make a seven team contest.


In division one Standen B


scored two good victories — the first 7-3 against Catholic YC A and the second 9-1 .against Trinity A — to go top by four points. But second- placed Brockhall A, who beat Calderstones A 9-1, have four games in hand. At the top of division two,


three teams are separated by just two points. Standen C and Standen D share top spot on 25 points, with Trinity B on 23. But Trinity have played a .


80 th -m in u te p e n a l ty


blow


Ribbtc Valley Under 14s 2, Wigan Under 14s 3


AN 80th minute penalty dep­ rived the Ribble Valley of a d raw in th is schoolboy friendly, played at St Augus­ tine’s School, Billington. They equalised twice in a


hard-fought game, but were unable to find an answer to the late goal. Wigan took the lead after


only three minutes, but the home side drew level when a long range left wing shot from D e rb y sh ire deceived the ’keeper. The visitors adapted better


to the icy conditions and were 2-1 in front at half time. Croft, who came on as substi­ tute for the injured Derby­ shire, equalised soon after the restart. The game was organised as


a training session for the Rennel Cup. The Ribble Val­ ley will play them first round tie at the end of the month. Ribble Valley Under 14s: Holden,


Burgess and Norris (St Augus­ t in e ’s); Stevenson, Derbyshire, Waddington, Currie and Monks (Cawthorpo); Guinness and Wardle (CRGS); Pyrnm (Ribblosdale). Subs: Croft and Dinsdalo (Ribblesdale);


Hoping for cup success


WADDINGTON, drawn away to Skipton Town in the semi-final of the Craven Cup, are hoping that it will be a case of third time lucky.


Last season and the season


before, the village side were knocked out at this stage of the competition. Their opposi­ tion once again promises to be


' tough,, however. Skipton Town are having their best’ season yet and are challenging for the honours in the Craven Premier League. At present they are in third position. The' semi-final takes place on T h u rsday , April 15th, at Settle.


The Craven Cup final could


in fact prove to be a local derby as the other semi-final involves Gisburn. They play cup-holders Skipton Bulldogs on Tuesday, April 13th,at Bar- noldswick. Gisburn are reck­ oned to have a good chance of making the final as Bulldogs '


. DIVISION THREE Leading final averages P W ' L


standing games in division one: Clitheroe CCA v Read CC A Clitheroe CC A v Cal­ derstones A, Brockhall A v Read CC A, Clitheroe CC A v Standen B, Clitheroe CC A v Brockhall A, Catholic YC A v Calderstones A, Read CC A v Catholic YC A, Standen A v Calderstones A, Read CC A v


Standen A: Standen A v Broc­ khall A, Calderstones v Read CC A, Read CC A v Trinity A.


Credit should be given to T.


Thompson and P. Harrison—- captains of Trinity A and Standen B respectively — who have organised their teams’ fixtures well.


Latest results: Standen A 6,


Clitheroe CC A 4; Standen B 7, Catholic YC A 3; Brockhall A 9, Calderstones A 1; Stan­ den B 9, Trinity A 1.


In division two all teams


have outstanding games, but all matches should be com­ pleted by the week ending February 26th. This means tjiat both Read CC B and Brockhall B will have to organise matches quickly in order to be able to take part in the handicap league, which will start soon.


Next week: Tuesday —


Standen D v^Chatburn, Read CC B v Calderstones B, Flex­ ible B v Standen C. Thursday — Brockhall B v.Trinity B.


v Trinity B 3; Standen D 7, Calderstones B 3; Stnaden C 10, Read CC B,.


Latest results: Standen C 7, Division One


Calderstones A...... .... 10 a 2 5 8 Catholic YC A ........ .... 11 3 1 7 7 Trinity A................


Read CCA..............


Standen C............... Standen D...............


Trinity B................


1 o 9 4 0 T 6 1


Division Two P W D LP t 3 025


Calderstones B ...... .... 16 1 0 15 2 Read CC B..............


1 0 10 2


Flexible B............... .... 15 6 1 8 13 Chatburn................ Brockhall B............


1 225 3 323


4 3 5 11 3 1 5 7


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