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Spring Mill keep up promotion challenge


Spring Mill 3, Read 2.


liN A (jrAlVIiii outstanding for its sklll and endeavour, Spring Mill Amateur Swimming Club had stretched their unbeaten league and cup run to 18 matches.


t\ t a z"1 a i\AT7i Results and fixtures


DIVISION ONE: Billington I, RSSC 2: Chalburn 0, King’s Arms I; Chipping :!, Kimington 1; Clilhcroc Ac. 6, Henthorn Utd I; Lmv Moor Club 2, Hurst Green 5; Royal Oak 2, Lions 2.


Division Two: Henthorn Res I, Caldcrstoncs 4; Hurst Green Res 2,


lirockhall 0; Springmill 3, Read 2; Whalley Rangers 3, West Bradford 1. Saturday’s games: Aitkcn Shield, second round — Hurst Green v Trinity


(l)I’): Clitheroe Ac. v Whalley Rangers (I‘W); Rimington v Lions (TW); Springmill v Billington (RW); Chalburn v King’s Arms (NB); Grindldon v Brockhall (GS). Henthorn Res v Henthorn (JS). First round replay — Chipping v Cnlderstoncs (TJ). Division Two: West Bradford v Ilurst Green Res (BA).


DIVISION ONE P W D L P


King's Arms................. 17 15 0 2 30 Ilurst Green................. 17 4 0 3 28 Chipping...................... 19 12 2 5 2li Chalburn....................... 19 9 5 5 23 I1SSC............................ 18 8 4 0 20 Liens............................. 15 7 3 5 17 Royal Oak..................... 21 0 5 10 17 Clitheroe Ac................. 17 G 4 7 10 Henthorn....................... 20 0 4 10 10 Low Moor Club............ 19 0 2 11 14 Itimington.................... 19 4 3 12 11 Uillingtun..................... 17 0 0 17 0


DIVISION TWO P I V D L P


Calderatones................ 20 14 1 5 29 Read............................... 17 13 1 3 27 Springmill..................... 10 12 '3 1 27 Griudlcton.................... 19 11 5 3 27


Brockhall....................... 20 8 1 11 17 Trinity........................... 21 7 3 11 17 Whalley......................... 17 5 3 9 13


West Bradford............ IS 5 2 11 12 Hurst Green Res......... 17 3 2 12 8 Henthorn Res............... 19 3 1 15 7


BOB PEEL GRABS BOTH POINTS


■ Chatburn 0, King's Arms 1.


ONCE again these old rivals provided a very tense game and, as so of ten is the case, one goal was the only difference between them. Both sides made good


Chatburn pressed hard and


chances. Dobson was unlucky when he stubbed the ground with only the keeper to beat


and Bob Peel hit the post with a cracking shot. But with Chatburn’s Keith


Hargreaves and Fred Smalley and King’s Alan Scott and Ray Taylor playing well at the h e a rt of their respective defences, there were no goals by half time. The pattern of play was


very similar after the inter­ val, but in the 70th minute Bob Peel slipped away from the defence to score a good goal from 15 yards out.


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Billington so near


Uillington 1, RSSC 2.


BILLINGTON came close to gaining their first point of the season on Saturday when they were in contention right up to the closing stages. But a late goal from Brad­


attack and Duckworth put them into the lead from a corner. This was shortlived, however, and a defensive error gave Bradley the change to equalise. Both sides missed several


ley ended their hopes and they still have nothing to show from their 17 league games. Billington were soon on the


good openings in an evenly- contested second half, but after 80 minutes Bradley gave KSSC the points with a pow­ erful shot.


In swim team, C LITH ERO E Grammar School pupils Jill Knowles and Ruth McDowell are to repre­ sent North Lancashire in the Northern Counties festival of swimming competition at Blackpool at the end of May. The girls, both from Great


Harwood, qualified for the festival in the North Lanca­ shire Age Groups competition


at Fleetwood Jill won the 14-year-old girls 100m butterfly and Ruth, also 14, was second in the 100m breast stroke. The Fleetwood competition


was the first of a series of six run by the North Lancashire Swimming and Water Polo Association. The second will be held a t ’ Lancaster on Saturday.


CLITHEROE & DISTRICT DARTS LEAGUE


THE FINAL OF THE


MEMORIAL TROPHY " (Singles)


K. R. WHIPP will be held at the


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Commencing 8-30 p.m. ^ ^ ^


HENTHORN HIT FOR SIX


Clilhcroc Ac. G. Henlhorn I’ld I.


A HAT-TRICK by Peter Bel­ ton saw Clitheroe Academi­ cals to a decisive win over a Henthorn side that neverthe­ less refused to' surrender without a struggle. Both teams played good


football in the first 15 minutes but the home side deservedly took tlie lead when Belton ran on to a through ball from Dil- w o r th . The la t te r also engineered the second goal when a quick free kick found Glen Wright, who scored well. Belton created the third


goal which was well put away by Dilworth. Henthorn tried to fight back but were unable to open their account before the interval. The restart found Wright,


Dilworth and Blacktop con­ tro ll in g the midfield for Academicals. Belton scored two more to complete his hat- trick and Hesketh added a sixth. Trying hard in the last 15 minutes, Henthorn almost


scored on several occasions before a home team player scored an own goal. The only black mark was the sending off of Dilworth for a foul. Academicals: Fielding, Murphy,


Backer, Foster, Rudd, Blacktop, Wright, Barcroft, Dilworth, Belton, HCsketh. Sub: Boardman. Henthorn: Hall, Greatorex, D.


Conti, Wild, Isherwood, Har­ greaves, Peel, Bishop, Stewart, S. Conti. Sutcliffe.


Cub Scouts


IN the two matches played in the Clitheroe and District Cub Scout League on Saturday, Trinity Tigers won 4-1 at Chatburn and St Mary’s had a 4-2 home v ic to ry over Gisburn.


On Saturday the District A


and .B teams will play South Ribble at St Mary’s School, Leyland. Transport leaves SS Michael and John’s School, Clitheroe, at 9-15 a.m,


Chatburn have a friendly


against Gisburn on the same day.' -


King’s keeper O’Neill had to be carried off after colliding with Dobson. Robinson took over in goal, but Chatburn could only manage to get in each other’s way and missed a couple of good chances.


On Saturday these teams


meet again in the Aitken Shield in what will surely be another good close contest. Chatburn: Johnson, Holgate,


Ratlin, Read, Hargreaves, Smalley, Speak, Graham, Dobson (A), Dins- tlale, Slinger. Sub: Dobson (T). King’s Arms: O’Neill, Robinson, Penman, Ray Taylor, Scolt, Peel (J), Pyc. Johnson, Rod Taylor, Rush, Peel (It). Sub: Woodworth.


This puts them ri^ht up with the second division •leaders and if they can turn


their games in hand into points they will be favourites for promotion at the first attempt. ■


Both teams set off at a


cracking pace, entertaining the large crowd with open end-to-end football. Charnley and Holland went close for the home team and Towne was unlucky for Read. After Wood had a goal dis­


allowed, Newby put Read ahead from the penalty spot after a defender had handled. The pub side, however, had


no difficulty in hitting back and 15 minutes before the interval Ian Astley hammered the ball through a ruck of players after the keeper drop­ ped a fierce shot. •Five minutes later Holland


ran on to a good through ball and placed a fine shot under­ neath the oncoming keeper to give Spring Mill the lead. The pace didn’t slacken


after the interval with all the players fighting for every ball. Kinney hit the bar for Spring Mill and Newby was foiled only by a good save from Green. The home side went further


ahead through Astley, who scored from the penalty spot following a foul by Stubbs on Holland. Road tried hard to come


back into the game and, with 10 minutes to go, Newby scored his second goal to put the villagers in with a chance. But both defences held firm and Spring Mill ran out worthy winners. Spring Mill: Green, Ingham, Kid­


die, Astlcy (I), Astley (S), Howard, Holland, Charnley, Wood, Fox, Kin­ ney. Sub: Atkinson. Read: Worslcy, Holt, Bell (I),


Stubbs, Bell (R), Grainger, Kitchen, Pearce, Newby, Towne, Goodway. Sub: Bell (G).


Hurst Green snatch


chances


Hurst Green Res 2, lirockhull (I.


HURST GREEN notched up their third win of the season in a hard but cleanly-fought match.


The villager’s success was


due to their much-improved defence and a forward, line which managed to convert two of th e s e v e ra l chances created. Brockhall’s challenge failed


in front of goal after good approach work. One reason for the hospital side’s lack of success was the good goal­ keeping of Hayhurst and the tireless and intelligent play of centre-half Holden and left back Rogerson. Both sides had struggled to


field a team and Hurst Green brought in Greenhalgh for his first game since tearing a calf


muscle- But after 15 minutes play he had to go off following a bad tackle. The first half was an even


affair, but the home team, with the slope advantage, were less effective than in the second period. Drivel’, however, opened


the scoring with a beautifully- taken goal, breaking through to control a long ball to beat Yee with ease. Brockhall, with Parkinson,


Metcalfe and Smithson out­ standing, caused the home d e f e n c e some an x io u s moments, but they were unable to find the back of the net. Hurst Green dominated the


game for much of the second half and John Eccles laid on several good openings only to see the final shot struck wide or straight at the keeper. Just when it seemed that


the solitary goal would decide the game, Ellei handled just outside the area and John Eccles hit a fierce kick into the top , corner. Hurst Green Reserves: Hayhurst,


Blockheel, Rogerson, Young, Hol­ den, Garter, Eccles (R), Eccles (J), Greenhalgh, Glenn, Driver. Sub: Taylforth. Brockhall: Yee, Anderton, Bag-


show, Heseltinc, Ellel, Hall, Ben-' nett, Metcalfe, Price, Parkinson, Smithson.


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Lumb House take swimming shield


CLITHEROE Royal Grammar School headmaster Mr Gerald Hood presented the shield for the overall winners of the Girls’ Grammar School swimming sports to Lumb house. .


Michael’s great run


COMPETING against more than 700 runners, young ath­ le te Michael Morton, of Queens way, Waddington, came a creditable seventh in the most important race of his career so far. Michael (15), a pupil of


Riversmead School, was tak­ ing part, in the youths’ race at the national cross-country championships, held in Leices­ ter at the weekend. Entries, from all over England, total­ led 730 and it was the biggest race that Michael had taken part in. Local athletes also ran up a


number of successes in the Rossendale Shield races at Marl Pitts, Rawtenstall, on Saturday. Trudy Kemvard was 22nd in the girls’ race and Susan Bush fifth in the inter­ mediates. In the junior sec­ tion, Kathryn Stansfield was eighth and Michfelle Wrathall ninth.


At last!


WHALLEY RANGERS 3-1 defeat of West Bradford was. their first home win since last October.


In seco nd place was L lew e l ly n , followed by


Derby, Delacy and Assheton. Winners of individual events were: Breast stroke: Junior — Diane Rid- nigs, Carol Piper, Fiona Redman; Intermediate — Susan Bailey, Jill; Knowles, Jane Kershaw: Senior — Jackie Bailey, Susan Hall, Mary Whittam. Front crawl: Junior — Diane Rid­


ings, Carol Piper, Ann Johnstone; Intermediate — Margaret Bell, Sonia Randeil, Susan Beaghan; Senior — Susan Hall, Penny Hob­ son, Julie Dandy. Dive: Junior — Sherry! Aspden,


tie betwepn Ann Johnstone and Louise Walker; Intermediate — Susan Greenhalgh, Ruth Lightfoot, Sarah Knight; Senior — Susan Hall, Louise Greenwood, Susan Bailey. Backstroke: Junior — Debbie


Singleton, Julie Monk, Alison Baim- forth; Intermediate — Jill Knowles, Susan Beaghan, Lindsay Timmins; Senior — Jackie Bailey, Louise


Greenwood, Ingrid Lancaster. Neat breast stroke: Brenda Med­


ley, Jane Kershaw, Susan Haworth. Individual medley relay: Jill


Knowles, Diane Ridings, Carol Holmes. Results of team events were:


Obstacle race: Assheton, Lumb, Derby. Freestyle relays Junior — Lumb, Derby, Delacy; Intermediate —Lumb, Derby, Llewellyn; Senior


• — Lumb, Assheton, Delacy. . Medley relay: Junior — Luqib, Delacy, Derby: Intermediate — Lumb, Llewellyn, Delacy; Senior — Llewellyn, Derby, Delacy.


Predictable


ROYAL OAK’S 2-2 draw with Lions , on Saturday was to some extent predictable. It was the fifth time in seven that the encounter had pro­ duced a draw.


notable successes in the North


Stephen clocks


best-ever time


SIX young members of C l i th e ro e and d i s t r i c t


Lancs, age group champion­ ships at Lancaster. Swimming against England


youth internationals, Ribbles- dale pupil Stephen Pym recorded his best-ever time in the 100-yard freestyle—but


in such illustrious company it was only good enough to put him fourth. Pendle Junior School pupil


Sarah Read (10) swam very well to be first home in the 100-yard breast stroke but unfortunately she was dis­ qualified for a wrong leg kick. Also from Pendle Junior,


Andrew Nicholas (10) scored the highest finish of the Clitheroe entrants when he finished second in the boys’ 100-yard breast stroke. Susan Rowland (10), ’a pupil


at St Augustine’s, Billington, was third in the girls’ 100-yard backstroke. Two other members —


Katherine Pym (12), and John Broughton (14) — turned in cred i tab le performances although unplaced. •


Derbyshire shows the way


Ribblc Valley 6, Lancaster and Morccambc 5


A GOAL in extra time from Ribblesdale School pupil Croft gave the local schoolboys a semi-final tie against Hynd-. burn in the Rennell Cup for under 14s. Ribble Valley were trailing


by four goals at one stage in this q u a rte r-f in a l replay before Derbyshire stamped his authority on the game. He pulled one back just before the interval and, after he had been brought down in the area, Burgess made it 2-4. Derbyshire went on to score


a further three goals to put his side in the lead, but minutes before the final whistle the visitors equalised. Ribble Valley dominated


the 20 minutes of extra time and should have scored more than the one goal from Croft.


Kibble Valley: Holden, Burgess,


Norris, Waddington (St Augus­ tine’s), Currie, Monks, Derbyshire (Gowthnrpe), Diunis, Wurtile (Clitheroc Royal Grammar School), Hinsdale, Cruft, Wilson (Ribbles­ dale).


Nelson 0, Clitheroc 0. s stands firm


CLITHEROE again displayed their much-improved away form, taking the game to Nelson on a ground at which two Premier League clubs have already come to grief this season.


The match opened with


Clitheroe on the defensive and Dave Crump had to look lively to stop McCrae as he went through for an early shot.


The Clitheroe midfield was


in excellent form, Glenn Wright and Tony Eyles being the architects of many raids.


Paul McGuire, back in the


side after injury, added the extra bite at the centre of the defence and Nelson found it a - very difficult task to force their way through.


After Geoff Payton fluffed


an easy chance, shooting weakly at the keeper, he made amends with a lovely run down the left flank. His hard, low cross deceived the keeper, bu t it also skidded past Graham Bisby, running in at the far post.


As play switched from end


to end, Tommy Beard and Crump had to be on their best form to,stop the Nelson front three.


The only blot on the opening


again came strong with the midfield clicking into action. McGuire rode three tackles before pushing the ball out to Bisby, who forced a cornel’. From the resulting kick, Crump was only inches wide with a fine header. A Wright attack brought


with isolated Nelson raids causing the defence little trou­ ble. Bob Addison, playing against his old club, was par­ ticularly prominent. The final whistle came with Clitheroe on the attack and fully deserv­ ing a draw. This was an excellent result


more trouble for Nelson, and the Clitheroe team made a loud and confident appeal for a penalty when Hodgkinson appeared to handle in the box. It was nearly all Clitheroe


and a real platform on which to build. The only real fault was the lack of penetration up front. t ’lllheroc: Houldsivortli, Beard,


Crump, Gillibrand, Addison. Wright, McGuire. Kyles, Bisby, Orreii, Payton. Hub: Monks.


half hour was the booking of David Gillibrand for a foul on Isherwood — a decision consi­ dered harsh by Clitheroe man­ ager Jimmy Birkett. After the break Clitheroe


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Waddington bounce back


Waddington 6, Blackburn YMCA A 1.


AFTER a recent slump which brought only one point from two games, Waddington bounced back into form on S a t u r d a y to d e s t ro y relegation-threatened YMCA. John Ainsworth was the


"executioner-in-chief" scoring a magnificent first half hat- trick to put the villagers firmly in control. His first goal after 25 minutes was a brilliant solo effort and his second,- on the half hour, was the best seen at Waddington' for some time. Walker and Foreshaw linked


up well from the half-way line before the latter’s hard and low cross was pushed home by Ainsworth. His third goal came on the stroke of half time after a shot by Ross had been cleared, off the line. If the first half belonged to


Ainsworth then the second period was surely Graham Walker's. He rescued his side from the complacency which led to YMCA pulling one back a fte r 50 minutes with two well-taken goals.


His excellent form coin­


cided with the substitution of Sims for John Waddington and Robinson’s move into the middle of the field. Walker scored Wadding-


ton's fourth goal after 05 minutes with a clever shot from a tight situation. After John Nultall converted a pen­ alty, Walker completed the scoring, pouncing on a mis­ take by the keeper. Waddington: Grainger, Bialecki,


Richards, Robinson, Nultall, Ilink- sman, Waddington (-J), Foreshaw, Walker, Ainsworth, Ross Sub; Sims.


MARTIN


USES HIS HEAD


Blackburn YMCA C I, Waddington Reserves 5


WADDINGTON Reserves kept up their promotion hopes on Saturday


with a well-earned victory at Mcllor. A hat-trick of headers from Mar­


tin Dawson and two goals from John Behan secured the points for the villagers in this easy game. They soon settled down on the


small bumpy pitch and were a goal up after 10 minutes when Behan prodded the ball home from close range. Minutes later Whiteside laid on a good cross for Dawson’s first goal and from this point Waddington controlled the game. Just before the interval they went’


further ahead when Dawson rose well above the opposition to head homo a fine centre from Har­ greaves. The second half was similar to the


first and, despite kicking into a strong wind, the villagers played some neat football. After 65 minutes another cross


into the game, using the wind to their advantage. But Boyd and Car­ ter were in commanding form at the centre of the defence and gave them little change. YMCA's only goal came from the


penalty spot. This put new life into the home side, but they were unable to beat Underwood in goal, who made several good saves.


. With only minutes to go Linford came on for Nigel Whiteside and produced the opening to enable Behan to score his second goal from close range. Waddington Reserves: Under­


wood, Hargreaves, Carter, Boyd, Wright, Lund, R. Waddington, N. W h ite s id e , Behan, Dawson, . Kenyon. JSub: Ljnford.


from Hargreaves again found Dawson who completed his hat-trick in fine style. The home side then came more


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