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i1975 (P) AUSTIN Allegro 1300 Estate. One local owner, harvest gold.............................................:... £1775


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Greenhalgh keeps Hurst


' the lead from a Briggs cross. F o u r m in u te s l a t e r


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however, Greenhalgh gained his hat-trick when he worked his way to the edge of the area


and shot into the comer of the goal. RHurst Green: Young. Livese.v,


Oldham, ‘ Booth, Hacking, Healey, Robinson, Pickering, Fnmkland, Fawcett, Kay. Sub: Briggs;


Sharp, Greenup, Greenhalgh, Brown, Briggs. Sub: Crompton. Rimington:' Hawthomthwaite,


Craven


Craven Heifer..,:.... .51 •Bonny. Inn,...:...;......................41


have closed the gap on .Bonny Inn and are now joint second on 41 points.. - • League Positions .> - ‘


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PJ u d g e - W a l m s i c y 41 37


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Match at Shawbridge


CLITHEROE FC will be hoping- to improve their lowly position in the Lanca­ shire Combination on Satur­ day when they entertain''- Wigan Athletic Reserves at Shawbridge—one of the few - clubs they completed the double' over las t season. Kick-off is 2-30 p.m.


endleWitch...,..;.................... .39 Black Horse


Hdrseshoe..........'..*.,.;'.,......:....: 37 RoyM Oak.... ............................34


go c le^ CRAVEN HEIFER are now id points clear at the top of the Ribble . Valley Ladies’ D a r ts League,' positions f u r th e r down th e 'table remaining roughly, the same. However, Judge 'Walmsley


ogerson, Trotter, Young, Boiton,


pressure, but'the only result was a burst ball when a Greenhalgh shot landed on a thorn bush. Five minutes from the end,


after 47 minutes when what could have been meant as a cross slipped into the net from an unlikely angle. ' Hurst'Green applied more


Greenhalgh made it 2-0 when he netted the rebound after a Brown shot hit a. defender. A minute before half-time Barry Bolton scored 'Hurst Green’s third with a 15-yard shot from a,Greenhalgh cross. Greenhalgh scored again


ton fought hard and both sides had chances.. For Rimington Kay and 'Booth went close, and two shots from a Frank- land cross were cleared off the line. For Hurst Green, Briggs


GREENHALGH scored, a fiat-trick as Hurst Green stayed on top of the Ribble Valley League by beating lowly Rimin^n. Early in the game Riming-


Green on top , .Humt Green Riminjrion 0.


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Hover Trlymph


StandenA look set for title


•WITH: two matches still to play in-the first division of the Ribblesdale Table -Tennis Association,--Standen A are assured. pf the. championship. Theyhave lost ' only one of their; 10 matches;- and have amassed an - impressive 84 points..,-.'-,


.Second-place Nomads nerf '- -


only five- points from their remaining-two 'games to be


certain- of the runners-up spot.'


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have estabh'shed themselves as third division champions


won promotion last year, look favourites for the second divi­ sion'title; They are only four points behind leaders Flexible B and have a game in. hand. The only possible danger to them is Read CG — currently in fourth place, but with quite a few games in hand. A number of matches have


The post office A team,'who


b ^ n postponed and captains a re reminded that these


should played as soon as ^ s s i b l e .


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Monday — Standen C v Chat- bum, 'Tue.sday — Flexible B v Read CC. Thursday — Catholic 'VC v Standen E, Trinity C v Standen D.


N e x t w e ek ’s ' fix tures :


Diviliiun One PW D L P


SUinflpn A ............ Nomafift................ LHTOC......;..., Trinity


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10 0 :9 I s j 10 7 0 3 IK)


......... 10 :i 1 fy-U ..............0 0 r, ai


Trinity A ............ ........... 11 2 1 h :u


^alburn................ 10 O 4 .59 'SUinHen D . . ....... 12 .5 O 7.55


) WadiltnjrtonSCA....I-t


Standen ................ 12 1 0 11 IX Division Three


H 0 49


Flexible D.....14 7 2 5 77 FlexibleC............... 14' 7 I 0 71 WaddinKtonSCB..'.... 14 .5 2 6i?»> Trinity K.... ...............14 4 1 9 ♦>


OitlxTrie P.O. B . 14 12 2 0 9X TrinilvD................. 14 X 4 2 X


PW 1) L P X


RexibleK............... 14 4 2 XW Trinity K.......... ...... 14 1 1 12 42


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RoadCC................. m H 0 271 Catholic YC............. ir, 4 I lOO;; Trinity G................. If* 4 2 0 IV


Oithome P.O. A....... 14 IT 2 1100 StandonC..... .......... 14 7 1


FIcxiblrB............... 15 11 1 Him


Division Two P W D L P


..Clitheroe Post- Office. B


with .98 fwints — 10 ahead of neare'.st rivals Trinity D.


n - i - , ROSKIRK TROPHY RALLY


WAGGON


Clitheroe crews ; GO start new


season in style . • 1' , . . ' . U A K l a ■ d> w vAlC n ‘A-DfTCi- - ' ' Ti j| ■■ ^ B '■ ■ - . . IN .THE f i r s t local .rally, of th e y e a r, Clitheroe and had hit them.


d is tric t Motor Club members made an excellent s ta r t • The hospM to th e i r season -^ f iv e crews f i n i s ^ g in th e f i r s t 10.


.— ' .^ ised by South Shore (Black- h it back immediately .and ‘ . pool) Motor. Club included. 12 Edmondson s (» red _ a ^ e a t


The 90 starters on the ity presented to. him from .-a ' Roskirk Trophv Rally organ- neat left-wing move. Waggon


. Clitheroe'cars. Among them goal from 20 yards after f o ^ - were the two top seeds Keith ing his way through the .. Watkinson and Jeff Smith, in Calderstones defence.


th e i r Rover V8-engined The home side made more


Escort and Brian Harper and of their chances m an evenlj^ Don Davidson in a Minisport fought first half and Bargh Mini.


made the score 3-1 with two John Morton in his ATS well-taken goals.


. points separate the top three . On the first sections around goals to bring the team’s tally clubs and there are several GarstangandChippingthe to seven, others well placed to make a competitors found road condi- Waggon scored a late conso- late bid for. the championship, lions dry but icy patches in l a t i o n g o a l - t h r o u^g h Read Club are seven points places and an unusually large Humphrej’s who hasn’t faileil


THINGSarcrcaUyhottmgup semi-professional navigator ised and it soon became a at the top of the first division p^ve Orrick but the two had question of how many Calder- of the Clitheroe and District to r e t i r e early on with stones could score. Pilling and D a r ts League. Only two mechanical trouble.


'ntterington each added two


second division and Black Bull gave several crews some They were bewildered by -are top of the third division. heart-stopping.moments.- Divition Onc


. ■ ' the end of this entertainmg


- The rally then took in game, but not through lack of P P Whitewell, Gisbum Forest effort by Walker, Hargreaves


twi»wi'i;h''''...........u m and the Rathmel area before a and Edmondson, who-all Waddingion.sc'A';.""."."”.".’ 1-1 M petrol halt at Settle where played -K-ell.


Ko.\-a)Oak....;................ 14 fin father and son team Roy and . Calderstones will certainly ..................


_ -W Bill Honeywell, in an Escort be there when the champion-


K C rO u i ; ; : ; ; ; ; ; ; : := “ Mexico, were the leading ship is d e d ^ . at the end of HorneShoe.;.................... 14 .Vi CHtheroe crew in fourth the season. Pilling, Hardman, Doc & Partridge B.............. 13 .VI place.


Brooks and Titteruigton Were


Victoria Hotel................... 14 40 quickly followed by a “selec- Geldard. Broote. Ainsworth,Hard- - - DirisionT«o


................. I4 M Moorland roads around all outstanding in this game. 14 Malham and Clapham were Calderstones: Ward, Roraim,


tive section’’ over L^heFeU. S ^ cW C C


S T n ^ u ,n . Ribbiesc.


u M Abbeystead and Birch. Sub: Dnver.


Ctitheroesr.............. ..... i:» .w Bleasdale Fell to the finish at whaiieyAnuK................... 14 .54 the Gable Hotel, Blackpool.


Do>j&PartndK*»(C>............ 14 Whittaker and Jeff Hignett PENDLE recorded a fine 5-3 . / Division Three


1" Pete Wagstaff and David It 17 Star r (Wigan) with Geoff .


Black Bidl........................ 14* w gg^orts W H tS r


p p Both crews were driving ................. 14 m Smith made fifth. TEAM = j and Tnraty Tigers.


(Preston), taking Second, away victory aga i^ t Chat- Clitheroe ^ d


Distnct Cub Scout Football


RnvalOakR...................... 14 «v5 Davidson were third overall played at the weekend was a !1 i-*? and Keith Watkinson and Jeff 3-3 draw b^ween Chipping


14 S Brian Harper and Don League. The only other match


WaddingtonficB............... 14 4s Sixth, Seventh and eighth On Saturday, two CHith'eiw Kinx’sArmsB................... w 4s places all went to Clitheroe teams will play Preston in


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CWMC.....Z!!!!!!""”""."."'i:i :i7 L a v e ry /S te v e Newman Field, starting at 10-15 a.m. whraiRheaf..............


BuU in the'thirddivision. .


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6 ( I S U Parkside 0.


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BURNLE'Y Sunday League _ leaders Waggon and Horses ■ had an easy passage into the


feet in the treacherous condi- tions, but soon took command


th e ^ ^ e ^ N ^ f to fmd


H i e next local event is the H a r g r e a v e s (L o y o la ) ; Knowldale (Rochdale) Car McOurt, Edmondson, Black- Club’s “Mini Migfia” r ^ y on burn (Pendle). Pritchard,


to the Chtheroe B team.


Northern Car Clubs’ Champ- ell, Gower (Trinity Panthers), ionship.


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q u a r t e r - f i n a l s o f th e ( O A T 1 ^ 1 7 ^ 1 3 T ^w ^ e le y C up a t th e


Cassidy (Whalley). SNOOKER _ _ _ _ .. __ iUilljliJl/JXO 1 Ul^lL/O C l


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‘”s ^ “^ 4l l^% l a y in g CALDERSTONES continue to shadow th e Clitheroe only his second game for the 2Dd d is t r ic t S n o o k e r L e a g u e p a c e se t te r s G reat Clitheroe club since breaking Harwood A. Both sides recorded good ■wins on Thurs-


on a good all round team reminded that as secretary Club. Bye — Conservative A. performance.


Ross. Walker (G.), Walker (R.). white.side. Sub.: Rush.


- _ . •


Robinson, Sims. Richards, should be left at his home GreatIfarw-oodA............. 15 139 Whiteside (N.). Rimmer, Want, address.


Waggon and Horecs: Dennett. Barnoldswick, result cards „ " .. Terry Swift now works in


or-ciTT-rc RESULTS


R w S n S K ” ............ ..................... 51?^ .........■ I r O n / Q /TW ones 10; Conservative B 4, liHFPonA......................... 16 lu Pendle Club 4, Calderst- Police................................. isriiG


u v a i s o n Great Ham'o^.Aio;Bming- S ? th - e i : : : : : : : ;— to n A 6, Rimington 8; PendieOub........................ 16 .99 Waddington B 9, Conserva- BnUshLegion.................... is


BETTER finishing gave the stones 457: T. Howarth 89, D. RibbieiKiaie........................ 14 . ss pub side the edge in this Briggs 60; J. Donaghy 67, T. .


Wagg^and Horees 3. DootsonsO.


Waggon adapted better to the Harwood A 492: J. Braith- THE Ribble 'Valley Football 1 poor surface and took the lead waite 84, H. C. Clegg 47; D. League’s first and second divi- - through Richard Clayton who Nuttall 74, W. Rishton 66; R. sion representative tean» will *


from end to end and both 63, J. . Haydock 64. goals had narrow escapes. Conservative B. 369, Great


Winckley were playing well 95; G. Dinsdale 68, A.. Chew competition, for Dootsons, but all they had 86.


Collinge completed, the scor- Seed 63; M. Aitken 36, B. mg after a forceful run down Walmsley 85; T. Warden 82, the left wing. .


D r i v e r (K.)', Ba ldwin , Conservative A 449: D. Conh (Henthom). Wa g g o n and Horses: W a d d i n g t o n B 456, D. Packer 90.


B o b B i r c h g r a b b e d Kenyon73;G.Robinson90,0. Waggon’s second and Michael Lodge 68; R. Rouse 95, D. a


a couple of shots which blazed ton 459: C. Britdiffe 56, J. over the bar.


to show for their efforts were Billington A 447, Riming- ' Spencer 80; P. Gorton 88. T.


Johnny Dewhurst and Gary A. Middlebrough 44, P. Reid ration ^ for the - iriter-league '


. . Smithies 49, M. Higginson 94; morning as part of the prepa- “ viaon s q i ^ k: . . .


tRead), S h ^ (H i^ t (3reen); ^


( ^ S |C ) : S^tubbs .


(R°.val 0 ^ ; J. ,S.


-.CMvert, Driver (S.), Bloomer, Boothman 44, E. Tomlinson The second division fbam Clayton, Collinge, Brown, 96; J. Crowther87,1.'Tonilin- \v i ll be chosen f r om- ^ ^ Birch, Robinson, Driver. . son 58; R.'VVaddington M, D. Devine, M. Devine, WilWnson


T E A M S


Rimmer, McGuire, Ross, Bishop, R. Turner 68, F. Booth SO; P. Bradford)- — - ■ ^ Walker (R.), Ainsworth, Walker Jones 69, J. Griffiths 67; H.


■ Waddington .‘(v Feniscowles. a) From: Dennett. Whiteside (N.). Robinson, Richards, Sims, Bialeda, „


Reserved h ^ F a r n s i ^ S . Parker 61. N. Crawshaw .72; sion players unable to. play Hargreavea,. Smalley, Leach, D..Speak 77, B. Altham 43. should contact Allan &ott Spencer, Reddm, McAlIy, Stoddart,


p.m.or Wo^nandHonie8atMo ton B. Ribblesdale SSC v Edmondson (Clitheroe S ) ? '


Beh^ AVhitcside (S), Carto. Sub: ton A V Great. Harwood B, those in the second division af i"?? Great Harwood A V Wadding- should telephone Melvvn '


. Tonight’s games: Wadding- (T e l .' Clitheroe 24266)' arid


(G.)... Playcre meet Waggon and Frankland 57; T. Swift 87; P. T h e game is at Roefield fv nanmr 'Whittaker 102, P. Craig 45; R. kick-off 10-30 a.m. first divil


.


r ’d Vu cn n (Transport); J. Melling (West ‘


'Vhittaker Humphreys (Waggorand Ho r s e s ) ; Cross, T a rg e t


^ Phillip'65 F. H ^ 7 ^ J . I S h o S ‘


Mlwlley.. St Annes .1 W. Bradfrl


it HarvedI W


( ol.'ion S..I Haddingtf j


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weeks —I the histl DoubtleJ prefer til breakers[ p o in t s matches!


Clitherol their fol


h e n th I the nmni honours f perform.'l have cc| w.ay into! Their [


Aceringtoii N


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forced a shot inside the left . Parker 50, R. Forshaw 104; G. meet ^in a friendly on Sunday post.


- c,-;


O n a pitch more suited to T. Wilson 79; S. Edmondson ice-skaters, play s l i th e r^ 63, M. Joyce89;C. Moorhouse


D. Hindle 82; G. Kermeen 72,


closely-fought friendly at Leeder 83; H, Wilkinson 84, Littlemoor on Sunday.


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.SaWh-n...! W. IJradfil


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•.Wagpon..! 'TVinity... I


Brockhali I Henthom I Read Rt^s I


(*halbum I Tniaxixirtl


RctI . tive A5j chatb^ 8 Police 6.


Pendle Club 438, Calder- Great H^-oodB........ ...... 15. 79 ,


^ ' P P ......... m l?


Hurst GnI Aciulumici Kinjrs .Vrl 0»atburr.| Sprinpmi.l I iS SC ...- i Road...... I Ro.va) Gail Chipping f Honth(*rrl Gnndli'io [ I jon.'i......I Riminjrtnil Victoria..!


his leg,- put them into the lead day and a re now only two points ap a r t . . just before the interval. He added to. it after'55 minutes Club secretaries are asked Conservative B, Calderstones and further goals from Roger to notify the league of any v Chatbum, Police v Billing- ahd Graham Walker in the last postponed or outstanding ton A, Rimington v British quarter of an hour put the seal f ix tu re s . They a re also Legion, BilUngton B v Pendle


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