, Clitheroe Advertiser and Times; September 30th, 1976.- 17 .*


Clitheroe ; J bow out


V of FA Cup ^ . i , . r - tj ■,’t.


HURST GREEN., the Ribble Valley Football League runners-up last season, put. 11 goals past:Rimington


on Saturday — the highest- away total in their history. It. was also the villager’s


biggest score since the 1970- 71 season. Hurst Green must, however, be satisfied with second place at present, top spot going to all-conquering Academicals; They defeated Henthorn 6-4, Henthorn's goals being the first that Academicals have conceded this season. • - . ■ Two other first division


sides, King’s Arms and Chat- burn, also maintained their unbeaten re co rd at the*, weekend. In the second divi­ sion, Calderstones continue to set the pace with West Brad­ ford, on equal points; the main threat at present.


Division One Read 3, Chatburn 5; Henthorn 1,


Clithoroe Academicals 6;. Royal Oak o, RSSC 3; Chipping 1, King’s Arms r»; Victoria Hotel I, Springmill 6; Rimington 1, Hurst Green 11; Lions 0. Grindleton.O.


Division Two Waggon and Horses 2, Calder-


stones 5; Brockhall 3‘, Trinity. 2; West Bradford 4, Henthorn Res. 3; Clitheroe Academicals Res. 1, Read Kes 2; Chatbum' Res 9, Transport FC 0; Hurst Green Res 2, Sabdcn 2..


Fixtures


Division One: Clitheroe Acad, v Grindlcton (CB). Chatburn v Henth­


orn, Hurst Green' v Read (EH). Springmill v Rimington (PWB). King's Arms v Victoria' Hotel (TJ). RSSC v Chipping (AS): Royal Oak v Lions (PW). Division two: Trinity v. Whalley


Rangers (TJ). Caldcrstones v Broc khall (RR). Sabden v Waggon and Horses (MH), Transport FC v Hurst Green Res (NB), Read. Res v Chat- 1 burn Res (TW), Henthorn Res v Clitheroe'Acad. Res (TG).


Division One ,'p w d


Clitheroe Acad........... Hurst Green.............. Springmill...:............... King’s Anns:..;...... ;... Chatburn...... :......... 3 3 0 Read........................... 4 RSSC........................ 4


' Henthorn.................... 4 Grindlcton.......... ....... 4


Royal Oak................... 3 Lions..................


Chipping ................. 4 Rimington...........


4 3


Victoria...................... 4 Division Two


4 0 3 1 3 1 3 0


1 0 0 0 0 0 0


PW D, Caldcrstones.............. 4 3 -'l


West Bradford...... . 4 3 1 Sabden........................ 4 2 2 Whalley Rangers........ 3 2 1 Read Res.................... 3' 2 O Hurst Green Res......... 4 1 2


‘Trinity YC...........V..... 4 I 1 Chatbum Res............. 4 1 1 Brockhall........... :........ 3 1 I Henthorn Res............. 3 1 0 Waggon & Hprses...... 4 1 0 Clitheroe Acad Res..... 4 I 0 Transport FC............. 4 0 0


2 4' 2-4 2 I 2 3 1 2 3 1


P; 8 7 7 0 ' G


Read Res hang on


P 7


7 fi. 5 4 I-


2 3 2 3 1 3


3 2 3 2 4 O


Sabden rocked by Moon shot


Hurst Green Res 2, Sabden 2.


LEAGUE newcomers Sabden shaped like promotion material on Saturday, their forwards constantly stretching the home defence.


A goals famine


Lions 0, Grindlcton 0.


A MUCH-IMPROVED Lions side held Grindleton to a draw in a match in which each team had a goal disal­


lowed. Lions had the better of the early


exchanges, Campbell netting after in minutes, that effort was disal­


lowed and he had further ill-luck soon after, heading a good cross from Mann against the crossbar. Near the end of the half, Grindleton began to test goalkeeper O’Neill, Cowking having the bail taken off his foot as he seemed likely to score. A Horst goal for Grindleton was


disallowed after the restart and, as the game wore on, it became less likely that either side would score. Parkinson played soundly in goal for Grindleton while Clegg and Allen were the best for Lions. Lions: O'Neill, Murphy, Potter,


Clegg, Jones, A. Woodworth, Allen, Griffen, Bailey, Campbell, Mann. Sub: Coupe. Grindleton: D. Parkinson, Hould-


ing, Read, Newhouse, Turner, Powell, Jones, Hurst, Cowking, Parkinson. G. Walmsley. Sub: Seed.


A hat-trick


from Birch Henthorn Utd 4,s


Clitheroe Academicals 6.


IN A--lively and fast-paced game, Henthorn looked the better side* in the first 15 minutes but could not turn their superiority into goals. Academicals were dangerous on


the break and Mullen put them ahead with a fine shot from outside the penalty area. Birch scored a second from Belton’s cross and Murphy and Hindmoor added one . each before the_interval. Henthorn, who had played well during the half, were unlucky.to be trailing so badly. Playing with the slope, they


looked* sharper after the restart and reduced the arrears with a fine goal from a free kick. Birch added a fifth before Henthorn again reduced the margin. Birch completed his hat- trick from the penalty spot. Henth­ orn came back yet again with a well- taken goal by Conti. Played in a sporting manner, the


match was always entertaining and was well controlled by referee P. Wrigley. The Conti brothers and Wild and Dyer played well for Henthorn, and. Birch and Mullen wore prominent for Academicals. Academicals: Grainger, Newby,


Barker, Houldsworth, Barcroft, Mullen, Hindmoor, Blacktop, Murphy, Birch, Belton.


Hurst Green Reserves were


lucky to make a draw against such a talented side and it was only hard work by Hughes, Holden, Wilkinson and goal­ keeper Hayhurst that* kept down'the score. Sabden had what would , have been the winner disallowed for offside in the final minutes.


H u r s t G r e e n m u s t ,


however, be credited with giving their opponents several problems. The Reserves’ goals were also taken better.


Bromley put Sabden one up


a fte r three minutes. The home side, marshalled by player-manager Wilkinson, fought hard. The forwards producing some excellent build-ups and the 'outcome was a peach of a goal from Moon, who scored with a first­ time shot from the edge of the box. A goalmouth scramble gave Sabden their second goal on the interval, the scorer being Balmbra.


With the slope in their favour, the


reserves had more of the second half. Their deserved equaliser came when Masters crossed in front of the Sabden goal. Three forwards took a suing and missed but Crotty made no mistake and put the ball just inside the post. Minutes later, Brom­ ley saved a certain goal when he


dived at the .feet of Masters. i


Hurst Green Res: Hayhurst,


Young, Hughes,.Wilkinson, Holden, Blockheel, Moon, Eccles, Nivens, Crotty, Masters. Sub: Bolton. Sabden: A. Bromley, Wray, Whit-


well, Wright, Wiseman, Warren, T. Bromley, Armitage, B. Bromley, K. Madders, Balmbra. Sub: Hayth- ornthwaite.


BOUNCE BACK


ST MARY’S CUBS certainly had their ups and down in recent Clitheroe and District Cub Scout Football league games. Defeated 7-0 by Ribblesdale, they then went on to score eight goals without reply against St Paul’s. Fixtures: Today — Loyola v


Gisburn (L. Farnsworth); Saturday — Trinity Panthers v St Paul's (D. Tither), St Mary’s v Whalley (R. Pye), Waddington v Loyola (R. Read); Monday — Whalley v Chip­ ping (K. Robinson), St Paul’s v Waddington (D. Mitchell); Tuesday — Ribblesdale v Gisburn (D. Tither); Wednesday — Trinity Panthers v Chatburn (G. Whalley).


Clitheroe Acad. Res 1. Read Uld Res 2


PLAYING with the advantage of the' slope and the strong wind, Read . Reserves went close several limes in the early stages of this second divi­


sion game. Rushton hit the bar and Kitchen


had a powerful header athletically cleared of f the line by Evans. Academicals Reserves came more into the game after Green put Read ’ ahead with a close-range header. They conceded another goal just . before the interval Imwever, the referee over-ruling a linesmans offside decision. Scorer was again Green.


- Academicals enjoyed more posses­


sion in t|ic second half but did not create any good chances. Heyworth scored with 15 minutes to go but Read held out to take the points. Kitchen and G. Bell caught the eye for Read while Thompson, Evans’ and Dilworth were the pick of an improving Academicals side.


Clitheroe Acad. Res: Fielding,.


Rudd, Thompson, Evans, Hackett, Dr iv er, Dilworth, S utc l if fe , Hcsketh, Heyworth, Bentley. Sub:


Brown. Read Utd Res: Wilson; I.


: H a r g r e a v e s , G r e g s o n , P. Hargreaves', Redpath, Towne, Green, Harper, Bell, Kitchen, Rush- ton. Sub: Plant.


Chipping crumble


Chipping 1, King’s Arms 6


EARLY threats by Chipping were, easily dealt* with by the confident King’s defence in this first division match.


* Rush put the pub side ahead with


a good shot after a goalmouth melee. A' header from Bob Peel increased . their lead .and a 20-yard drive by Smith made it 3-0 by half time. After the restart King's continued to attack, Pye being next to score. Chipping were hard put to it to prevent a huge score. Taylor made it five after a good run.


Proctor scored a consolation’ for


Chipping near to time but Rubinson replied immediately with the best goal of the match. His 40 yard free kick went straight to the top of the net,- giving-goalkeeper Price no


chance. King’s Arms: O’Neill, Penman,


Robinson, Ray Taylor, Hargreaves, Rush, Pye, Smith, Peel, Ward, Rod Taylor. Sub: Czapowski.


CHATBURN RUN RIOT


Chatburn Res.-9," Transport 5.


A FINE hat-trick by Young laid the foundations of Chatburn Reserves’ first victory in the Ribble Valley Football League’s second division.


Tomlinson gave the villagers a


good start by scoring in the opening minute. Then came the hat-trick, scored within the space of 15 minutes. Pratt increased Chatburn’s lead and Wilkinson added two to give them h 7-2 lead at half time.


Tomlinson added another but then


the‘ home side sat back and conceded three goals through sloppy defensive work. Scott, who had an outstanding game, scored Chatburn’s ninth in the dying minutes.


Chatburn Re?: I^kin, Turner,


Bretherton, Whittaker, Knowles, Scott, Tomlinson, Dinsdale, Wilkin­ son, Young. Sub: Grainger. Transport FC: M. Robinson, F. Robinson, Burns, Holden, Helkin-


.bottom, R. Taylor, Targett, J. Taylor, Cross, Searson, Shorrock. Sub: G. Sharpies.


.


WHILE their first team earns glory'at the fop of the division


one, Ribble Valley Football League newcomers Clitheroe . A canonicals -Reserves have been having mixed fortunes in


' division two. Holidays and cricket qames but now the Reserves


commitments meant frequent personnel changes in early


.F.jrmltjj Sl Clitheroe,1. *V


:.HAD ;itr notvbeen ,for, over- c o n f i d e n c e ; tC h e s h i r.e Leaguers' Formby would have put several more goals past Clitheroe in dismissing them from the FA Cup competition.


■ As it was, Formby won this first qualifying .round replay with ease, Clitheroe’s only consolation, being; a * last-


, m inu te. goal . from . Orrell. Formby were already home and dry when the forward’s shot was deflected home by a


. defender; They had gone ' ahead after only four minutes when Crump back-passed to -goalkeeper Houldsworth only to see the ball bounce into the net.


_ Clitheroe had a chanco of making a RT,Ar,KRTTRN COMBINATION


Whalley Rangers notch first win


have the basis of a settled 'A FINE team performance,.,with attacking football team. They scored their first


Walpamur Res 2. Whalley Rangers 5. .


.


victory a fortnight ago at. the 0f yie season in' the Blackburn Combination’s fourth expense., of fellow stragglers


. Transport FC. *


Although, defeated by lhe


"odd goal in three when they met Read Reserves on Satur­ day, Academicals Reserves showed a pleasing improvc-


*


meut in form. Seen in. onr line-up are,


. ^


back row from the. left. — Edward Thompson, Terry


' Hackett, ' Garth Sutcliffe, Malcolm Heyworth, Michael Dilworth, Stephen Brown. Front: Alan Rudd, David Evans, Keith Driver, John Hcsketh, Mike Fielding (captain), David Bentley.


KEIGHLEY ROBS


HENTHORN West Bradford 4


Henthorn Utd Res 3


ROCKED by a two-goal blast midway through the first half, West Bradford recovered to win this Ribble Valley League second divi­ sion game by the odd goal in seven.


Henthorn took a surprise first-


minute, lead when Green put a low shot past Peek deputising for Ware- ing in goal. West Bradford were soon level when Hargreaves took advantage of slack marking to put home a good goat. The home side began to take command until goals from Green and Bush sent them -reeling.


A goal by Hargreaves, from the penalty spot after Bush had handled,


i saw West Bradford on the road to recovery. They were still trailing at half time, however, Horsfield having had a goal disallowed and Hargreaves and Keighley both going close.


West Bradford continued to


attack after the restart, Hargreaves completing his hat-trick with a bril­ liant header. Henthorn should have regained their- lead when a fierce shot was parried and Conti just missed the rebound. After a few more scares, Keighley scored the . winner, knocking home a good ball from Horsfield.


Keighley, D. Bristol and W.


Mellin were best for West Bradford and M. Bristol had a fine first game at centre-forward. Outstanding performances for a Henthorn team deprived of a point, they deserved came from Bush, Green and Conti.


West Bradford: Peel, Cottam,


Wilkes, D. Bristol, W. Mellin, G. Mellin, Horsfield, Edmondson, M. Bristol, Hargreaves, Keighley. Sub.: Brookes. Henthorn Utd Res: Cotterill,


Simpson, Morrison, Holmes, Lafranceschina, Bush, Sieczkowski, Stewart, Green, Conti, Sutcliffe.


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AN A W A Y win, g a v e Clitheroe Ladies’ Football Club a great,start to their North West' Ladies Sunday


league campaign.. The Cl i the r o e ladies


defeated Ulverston Dynamos 3-0, giving an excellent show' of teamwork. Although young by league standards, the side , will be worth watching it they continue to p)ay to their present form. Goalscorers ■were D. Mark, G. Mullqney' ••ant} J. Devaney. Clitheroe: L, Harrison (captain), S; Darley, D . Mo n k , A . Day, J. Devaney,. C. Mulvaney, C. Thomas , L. Turner, C. ■Wilkinson, - A. }Webster, M. Turner.


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' V 1^. ■ FIXTURES


•^ October: 10th Burrow Ladies, h ; .


. 17th Rossendale,- a; 24th. BAC "AVarton, a: 31sL Barrow White, A r r ow s , h. November: -7 1h * Stakepool, a; 14th Thornton ICI, h; 21st Preston North End,: a; 28th r Bronte Ladies.'h. .December: Gth


•Lancaster University,, a: 12th Preston Dolphins, a; 19th Stakepool,


,h. ■ ... January: 2nd Ulverston Dynamos, /,


a; 9th Thornton ICL a; JGth Bronte Ladles,- a; 23rd, BAG Wharton, h; 30th IJreston North End, h. February: Gth Preston Dolphins, h ; . 13th Barrow Ladies, a; 27th Rossen-, - dale, h. March: 43th Barrow White *. Arrows; a; 20th Lancaster Unlver-v , sity. h. *.


• •••-; ......... i. *


' In the 12th minute, Byrom w h s b r o u g h t ’ down and O’Meara scored from the


•. resulting penalty. Ashworth put Whalley further ahead three minutes later but Walpamur pulled one back When Smith scored in the 20th. minute. Whalley goalkeeper Cowell had to be very alert but just before half time the visitors came back' strongly and new signing Koaelie


scored a good goal. Wlralloy made the early running in ■


the second half, Ashworth outjump- ing the home defence to score in the


05th minute. Ten minutes later, Roache scored


a brjlliant goal from the edge of the penalty area. Walpamur attacked strongly. Cowell made some more fine saves but in the. last minute Robinson scored Walpamur’s second from an acute angle. . Walpamur Res: Whittaker,


O'Neill, Hillman, Troy, Tumor, Robinson, Smith, Clark, Ashcroft,


Seal, Dukin.* Sub: Fish. W ha lley R an gers : Cowell,


Birkett, Murphy, O'Meara, Hosty, Byrom, Heslop, Hallant, Ashworth, Roache, Allan. Sub: Rhodes.


Waggon go top


Waggon and Horses 4, Holden and Hartley 0.


'


MAGNIFICENT Waggon and Horses gained their fifth successive victory, at the expense of Burnley' Sunday League division one champ­


ions Holden and Hartley. The Waggon are now top of the


league and on present form wilt take some beating. Ten of the team also


play for Waddirigton’s first or reserve sides on Saturdays. Malcolm


Robinson has added experience to the defence while Simon Whiteside has provided punch in the forward line. Midfield man Ken Ward — something of an outsider as he also plays for King’s Arms — makes the Vhole team tick while McAlly and Q.


. Walker never stop working. Sunday’s goals came from Rick


Waddington (2), Simon Whiteside, and substitute Roger Walker. Even a penalty miss by Ken Ward could not dampen Waggon’s enthusiasm and it is surprising they did not win by a greater margin. The only mystery is why the substitute replaced two-goal hero Waddington in the second half. Waggon and Horses: Under­


wood, Humphreys, Richards, Robin­ son, N. Whiteside, Ward, McAlly, Bishop, G. Walker, S. Whiteside, Waddington. Sub: It. Walker.


• Excitement


C L I TH E R O E Dolphins notched up their fifth win of the season by beating Roseg- rove by 17 points to 15 on


Friday night. It was an exciting gala and


. the final result hung on the last couple.of races. The club is appealing for more parental support at tomorrow night’s


. gala at- the Ribblesdale Pool when the Dolphins meet Preston and hopefully come away with their sixth victory.


ON TARGET


LEADING scorers in the Ri b b l e Va l l e y Footbal l League so far are J. Bargh (Calderstones) and L, Birch (Clitheroe Academicals) with eight each. S. Conti (Henth­ orn) has seven and P, Belton (Academicals) six'.


OFF. TARGET


LIONS’ game with Grindleton ■ on Saturday produced the first goaless draw since the 1973-74 season in the Ribble Valley League’^ first division. It was Grindleton’s first no store draw since 1970-71 and Lions’ first since 1968-69.


Lancs Comb "


LATEST Lancashire Combina­ tion results: Ashton Town 1, : Maghull 2; Ford Motors 0,


■ Wren Rovers 0; Leyland Motors 0, Morecambe Res 0; Lytham 2," Wigan Athletic Res 3.


. Wqddinulon (v Chapmans, at TEAMS


Plcasington) from: Underwood. N. Whiteside, Richards, Robinson, NutUll. R. Walker, McGuire, G- Walker, Sims, Bishop, S. Whiteside, Ainsworth, Ross, McAlly. Players


- meet at station. 1-30 p.m. . Waddington Res. (v* Clifton


Athletic, home) from:. Farnsworth,. •Hurgrcaves, Lund, Smalley,. , Wright,* McAlly, 'Waddington,-


' Reddin,* Garter, Kenyon, Atkinson, Johnson, Stoildart, Dawson. Players meet at station 1-30.p.m.


JOHNSON’S MAGIC


Bangor Old Boys Res 1, Wadding­ ton Res 3.


OPENING STRONGLY, Wadding­ ton Reserves took the lead after five minutes in this Blackburn Combina­


tion fourth .division match. John Lund was the scorer, netting


from close range after a corner. Bangor Old Boys were under great pressure but a defensive slip gave


• them the equaliser, their winger chipping over Farnsworth from 20 yards. Waddington were stung into further action and Johnson beat three men to hammer a drive into the top comer. The second half started acrappily


anil after Kenyon converted a penalty, Bangor gave up hope and were content tu play out time. Smal­ ley, McAlly and Waddington were outstanding fur the village side.


W a d d in g ton : Farnsworth,


Hargreaves, Lund, Smalley, Wright, Reddin, McAlly, Kenyon, Johnson, Carter, Waddington. Sub: Atkinson.


Setback for the champs


•WADDINGTON B, champ­ ions of the .Clitheroe and District Snooker League, suffered defeat in their first game of the new season — at the hands of their own A team. There are 15 teams in the league


line-up this year, newcomers being Ribblesdale Sports and Social Club. This means that one team will have an open date each week. R esu lts : Waddington B 4,


Waddington. A 10; Conservative B 10, Conservative A 4; Chatbum 8, Rimington 6; Gt Harwood B 2, Gt Harwood A 12; British-Legion 3, Calderstones 11; Bendle Club 10, Police 4; Billington A 8, Billington B 6.


Individual scores: Waddington B


332, Waddington A 446. D. Booth man 64, T. Makinson 57; J, Crowther 71, J. B. Herd 53; A. Wilkinson 50, J. Wooff 67; I. Waddington 61, F, Coar 78; B. Phillip 42, Cox 109; J. Titterington 44, S. Hatton 82. Conservative B 437, Conserva


live A 371. A. McNgb 02, E. Tomlin son 78; D. Nuttall 64, F. Hall 68; C. Dinsdale 93, W. Lewis 40; J. Bruith waite 62, C. Ireland 53; R. Parker 81, J. Nuttall 61; G. Smithies 75, J. Whittaker 71:


, ’ ' Chatburn 410, Rimington 393. H.


Franklgnd 50, D. Packer 69; B. Jones 76, B. Walmsley 50; R. Turner


,66, J. Spencer 65; P. Whittaker^, D. Seed 40; P. Hodgson 67, J. Hack­ ing 88; P. Jones 71; H. Thistleth- waite 81. Great Harwood B 384, Great


Harwood A 480. A. Proctor 100, W. Shorrock 50; C. Baron 57, W. Rish- ton 98; H. White 40, H. C. Clegg 86; J. Hacking 68, R. Forshaw 76; J. Mellor 47, M. Higginsoq 91; V. Higginson 72, A. Chew 79. British Legion 405, Caldcrstones


420. E. Kenyon G2, T. Wilson 82; R. Cowking 65, H. Clayton 87; B. Dixon 52, D. Fitzpgtnck 78; D. Hallewcll 91, 0. Briggs 28; A, Hardacre72, D, Hindis 82; B. Hargreaves 63, P, Backhouse 63. Pendle Club 455, Police 447: S.


Edmondson 88, I. Hartley 8 0 ;',C. Bailey 80, J. Griffiths. 73; T Howarth 84, M.; Johnson 60; . H Wilkinson .65, B. Altham. 81; G. Kermecn 72, N. Crawshaw 9-1; F- Clarkson G6, T. Swift 59. ^ Billington A 396, Billington B 381. B. Robinson 52, T. Peters 95; J. Wild 74, B. Dewhurst 82; M. Aitken 75, W.-Roberts 45; T. Warden 52, p, Thompson 101; C. Britcliffe 53, H. Bullock 35; G.< Robinson 90, B, Birkett 26.- Tonight’s matches: Billington B v


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'from the-start, saw Whalley Rangers to their first win division.


game of it just before the interval when a powerful drive from Eyles struck , the upright. Soon after, however, McDonald headed Forin- by's second. . Thoir third, scored* by James,


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■ consolation. . ,*■ Formby: A iderson, Cray, Price,


Clarke, James, Quinn, Russell, Lamb , J a ck son . McDonald, Shidlcross.' Sub: Hiilmo. Clitheroe: Houldsworth, Beard,.


Crump, Gillibraml, Bisby, Wright, Campbell, .Eyles, Letts. Orrell. Payton. Sub: Frost. Referee: D. Salt, Oldham.


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attention to the Lancashire Combination Cup on Satur­ day, when they are away to Colne Dynamos in the second round.


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season, Clitheroe went down 4-2 to Colne at Shawbridge but managed a goalless draw in the return:


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