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■ Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, December 15th, 1977 21 I


A thriller at Twitter Lane


Woddington 3, Daisyhill 3 (after extra time) A CLASSIC! That is the only way to d e s c ^ the


feast of football and thrills served,up at Lane on Saturday in this Lancashire Amateur bhi^d


tie against Daisyhill, leaders of the Bolton Combi­ nation Premier Division and twice winners oi tne shield' during the past five years.


lA T E 9t, 1 9 7 8 1 months 1 I 1


Rangers win yet again


Mallard Rea 0, Whalley Rangers 2.


RANGERS continued their fine winning run at the e x p e n s e of_ Mu llard Reserves in Division Four of Blackburn Combination. ■\Vinckley, in the visitors


S!


god, \was soon in action to bring off a fine save at the Muflard leader’s fe e t . However, Rangers drew first blood in a good move on the left, which was devel­ oped by Bulcock and Fort who left O’Rourke free to run on and score with a


tremendous shot. Encouraged, Rangers


began to play much betrer football. They took con^l and scored again just before the interval when Bulcock took his chance after good work by O’Rourke and a fme runbyByrom. Afterwards, Mullard stormed back but were heW


atba; ' ’ ' '" of i;^sty (S).


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towards the end but Rangers held on to bom


The game deteriorated . ,


points. Hosty (J), Hosty (S) Tnd O’R ou rk e w e r e


outstanding. Whalley Rangers: Wind^,


SCORES TWICE


BuUer, Hoety (S), Byrom, Hosty (J), Bulcock, Fox, Keighley, O’Rourke, Fort, Yeoman.


— thrills, spills, controverey and exciting football. The pitch was heavy with mud and sand but the football produced was a credit to


This game had everything It_?ii__^


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both sides and amateur soccer at its very best. Daisyhill quickly subjected the


Waddington defence to pressure. Waddington looked apprehensive


and unsure and when Daisyrull took the lead after 20 minutes there looked only one outcome. Waddington grew m confidence, however, as they went near to an equaliser, but at half- time


DaisvhiU still held the lead. In the second half Waddington


FI'VE records were broken at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School for Boys’ annual swimming gala at the Ribblesdale Pool. Presenting the troplues


took the game by the throat ^ d produced splendid footb^l that


had Daisyhifl reeling. In the oJth minutes Simon Whiteside was pushed m the back as he went for a


cross and from the penalty spot •vT?_1


was former teacher Mr Malcolm Blackburn, of B u c c l e u c h A v e n u e , CUtheroe. He is now deputy headmaster of St Wilfred s,


Nigel Whiteside put Waddmgton level. Roger Walker replace David Reddin as manager John Kirk gambled on all out attack. Ten minutes later the gamble


wit WarininDTOn


Blackburn. Swimmer of the eyerang


w a s undoubtedly Nichole


paid off as Roger Walker wrong footed the defence and centred for


Urry (16), of Sabden. He won four senior awards ana helped Henderson House to


did goal. The game was alight md the large crowd roared approve as


Simon Whiteside to head a splen- . . . X m_ _ __ ...nc nlirrVit anrl


Waddington tore in for the M. But Daisyhill are not rated one


of Lancashire’s best amateur sid^ for nothing and when Dennis Underwood made one of ms rare mist^es by dropping a mgh cross the ball was quickly in the back ot


score at 2-2 everything ^vas set for ^ ’th 20 minutes to go and the


a grandstand finish. Play swung' from end to ena,


chances were created and missw, both goalkeepers were in the tmek


winner. WEST Bradford ladies’


hockey team were too g<m for Longridge but a 6-1 scoreline did not reflert some excellent play by their


Longridge put the West Bradford defence under pressure and they were unlucky not to score. West Bradford composed them­ selves, and fought mainly through the efforts of Sadie Baker, who had m


-Ih. b «U ,; ;H ,


■ marvellous game, had the u^or- tune to head an own goal. There was still time for Waddingtqn to roar back into attack and Sunon Whiteside saw a goalbound shot deflected off the hne by a drfen- der. And so into extra tune and the


final twist of drama.


From a free kick on the edgeof the area, and in a goalmouth melee,^ Frank Richards, who had a


But Daisyhill werent fmishM. j


Walker scored what appeared to be the winner. The refev®,® awarded the goal but DaisyMl protested furiously. Finally the referee consulted the linesman md disallowed the goal for offside against another Waddington player. And so Waddington must travel to Daisyhill, Bolton, for a replay and very much the under-


In the very last minute Graham


^owever, Waddington can travel in the fuU knowledge to t


outstanding game on the left West Bradford were 2-


0 UP at half-time thanks to 0 rnileSt^?;!


eo3s from her. , , , The second half was


marred by a little irritation creeping in to the Rl^y* Eventually, a Longndge player was suspended tor five minutes, and ^ the players remembered that they were there to enjoy the hockey, not to squabble. ■West Bradford scored


very best in amateur footb^, and a place in the last 16^is st^ much a possibility. Ever Waddington player played weU and gave 100% effort, but Grahim Walker and Paul McGuire mi^t be signalled out for their perform­


they' can n ia tn hold their own a g ^ t the w..w u ances.


Daiis uiuj Lneu penrity — they can rectify this then D^yhili, and other teams, mU


find them very difficult to Waddington: Underwood, N.


another four _ goals. One more from &die Baker, two bv Liz Caton and one frem Sue Bailey. Longridge scored a well deserved


consolation goal.. On Sunday West Bradford lost 4-2 in a friendly a ga^t


Nelson. The muddy P i^ and rain made skilful hockey difficult, but the match •was played in a friendly spiwt. The scoreline was a ^ e


Whiteside, Leach, Richards, Nuttall, Rimmer, Mc(3uire, Reddiri, Kirk, S. Whiteside, G. Walker. Sub; R. Walker.


Cubs oii ta rg e t


f ewe r tTian 34 g o a l s . Waddington had the biggest


reflection of the play. Nelson were just superior, but the home' team were m no way outplayed. Goals came f r om Margaret Mercer, making , a welcome


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Waggon's first


double


Chatbum Reserves 1, Waggon and Horses 2


BY defeating Chatbum Reserves in a Ribble Valley Division Two game m ^ o n and Horses completed their, first double of the season. A hard fought game


provided a feast of end to end football, with good defending and g<x)d goal­ keeping by both sides, ■waggon were awarded a


of the action and then, with iust two nunutes left, Graham WalkCT sent the home fans estatic as he shot home what surely seemed the


repeat last year’s victory, m the house competition.


awards First-form champion — S.


Records broken at G.S. gala


Cross: iuraor — P. Brass, mter- S a t o - A. M c y ; semOT freestyle, backstroae, long plunge ^ toiipion - N. Urry; ^mor breaststroke — M. Jones, chvmg champion — S. Wood,


Henderson; C — (Jastle, Key. w — Waddow; H — P — results


^°FV««tyle — Junior: S. Ooss ( I^ r& (P ) ,A .Sm ith (P ) ,D . Jessop (W).;;^Intermediato ^


Hartley (H). P. Hamilton (C), R. d’. A^tin (W. &nior:


N. Urry (H), N. Tnmby (O, D.


Bleazard (H), K. Stock (P). Breaststroke —


Brass (P). D. Jessop (W), Li. mS m , D Sef ( ^ . inter­


•Walters (P), P- Hmgh (H), D, Austin (W). Senior: M. Jones (U,


mediate: A. Hartley (W, U.


A Benson (W), P. NedeljKoviS (P), P. Simpson (P).


(P), S. Cross (H). D. Beaghan CTO, G. Farnsworth (H). Inteimediate:


Backstroke — Juroor: P. B ^


A. Hartley (H), M. l ^ t o CB, M Pinder (TO, D. Parrott (C).


Senior. N. Urry (P), R. -Vernon (W), S. Wood (H)


(H), M. Jones (O, D. ’Thompson. (H), M. Gardner (P).


Butterfly — Senior: N. Urry


D. Beaghan (TO, J. Whalley (R, S. Forster (C). Intermedi^: M. Pinder (W), A. Burv m ,.P . Conchie (C), G. Smith (TO. Semor: S. Wood (H), N. Urry (H), R. Menzica CTO, P. Woods (P).


Diving — Junior: A. King (K,


S. Mercer (C), N. Oowther (P), R. Vernon (TO.


Plunge — Senior: N. Urry (W, • , . ■


Henderson, Waddow, Castle. Intermediate: Park, Castle, Henderson, Waddow. Senior: Park, Henderson, Castle,


Medley relay — Inmor.


Waddow. Squadron relay —


Castle. KIBBLE VALLEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE


Goalkeeper Davies is Victoria’s hero


Victoria 3, Calderstones 2.


Tomlinson goal at the end ot an evenly contested first h ^ , in which Davies had also made some good saves.


The home side led by a


Almos t on the hour Humphries laid on an ^cu- rate pass from which Dean put the home side two up. Calderstones then hit back with goals from Cott and Shaw and the scene was set


for a close finish. • There were only five


niinutes- left when Tomhn- son forced his way through


TJihhlp Valiev


and restored Victoria’s lead, which was followed by the late penalty award that nearly turned the tables


once again. Davies and Kenyon w®ue


Victoria’s men of the match, ■with Hardman featuring for


CaJderstones. Victoria: Davies, Kenyon, Hill,


Robinson, Tomkins, Humphrey, Smith, Tomlinson, Uean, Humphries, Colbourne. Sub. Piet-


'^^Iderstoncs: Ward, ’Duelfall, Fitzpatrick, Hardman, Jto^en, KayTShaw, Backhouse, Moulden,


CJott, 'Wilson.


penalty for the bringing down of ■Waddmgton but Steinhofel hit' the bar with the spot lack‘and the teams went in witkout any scor6. Both sides resumed m a


goal-seeking moqd and Waggon were first to


succeed when Bradle/s cross was sidefooted m by Waddington, who was wait­


ing on the line. A second goal was not


long delayed. Bennett ended a solo run with a pass to Dr i v e r who made no mistake. With two clear


FOUR vames in (Jlitheroe goals in hand it seemed ^ ^ t ^ C h i b Scout Foot- Waggon had the game sewn ball League produced^no up^ tnai


But Chatbum did not quit


and Young, who had an outstanding game, scored a good goal. The villagere several times came close to equalising but outstandmg defensive work kept them out. Man of the match wp Waggon’s Ken Mantle who stopped everything that


came his way.


Frystroting time for Henthorn


Henthom Res 1, Transport 4


MAKING several changes from their usual lea^e side Transport defeated Henthom in m often bitter and fed tempered Dan Seed quarter-final


game. Henthorn had the two


dearest chances in a go^ess first half but Isherwotri and Hitchen failed vrith only the ’keeper to beat.


rehearsed offside trap constantly frustrated the


Transport played a well- defence.


Green’s blitz


Hurst Green Kes 7, West Bradford Rea 0,


home forwards and they ing lO-minute apeli. In this slmrt of mistakes in the Henthom


'HURST GREEN opened this Dan .^.ropny ue wu,i. »


'^red the fust after


Simpson collided with Geldard in gomg for the


J .i4-v. VipaHed home the second and a. glutted in the third. Not long


having an effort blodtrf, Elton afterwards Embeiry had a chanre


and then Conti (G.) need- make it les slveave the ball away and wide. But m toe 2 ^ m i^


Cross scored from the resul-


tant centre. Soon afterwards Hall made a


great save when Transport were awarded a penalty for an handling


offence but the visitore e™ n ^ y went further ahead, aorrock profiting from a defensive


scramble. Henthom at tot beg^ to wt


.reduced the arrears after, “dummying” the ’keeper and putting the ball mto the empty


their game together and (>ntuL).) net.


Henthom set out in s e a ^ of the equaliser but several detet- able decisions by the linesman plus refusal o


..xafiiaol nf an aoDarentl an


perfectly goto goal by ... 1-#*.


ing n&utes.


llenthom at no time r^ched their customary standard of play,


. , ,


with too many players off form. However, Geldi^ had an excel­ lent game, and Trans^ r t were


well servto by Shor.v—.. Henthom Res: HaU, Simpson,


Geldard, Hargreaves, 'Townsend, Conti (G.), Conti (D.). Wilkinson, Isherwood, 'Wild, Hitchen.


Dilemma


WADDINGTON face a dilemma on Saturday not knowing for sure


whd toeir opponents will be until later in the week. They are due to faceBentoam, atBentoam, inthe


Graven Cup, but Saturday’s draw in toe Amateur Shield may m ^ they have to replay at DaisyluU.


Either ■way a coach ■will take the team to them destination, leavmg


the Waggon and Horses at noon. ■VTOchever team Waddington faro


they will have a tough task. Supporters ..wishing to go to the game can ring Peter Cartor- (24134) or Cyril Whiteside (24887),


later in the week for details.; Simon 'Whiteside is unavailable so Waddington pick from Sato-


day’s remSning 11 playOT P'as Philip Bishop and Martm Mecta. The Reserves entertain Catholic


YC at home and pick.from: Dennett, Lund, ■ Humphries,


Carter, ^ncer', Rush, Bishop, Bialecki, Gardner, Bclian, S ^ - dart, McAUv, A. N. Other (Meet


ground 1-15).


able decisions by toe linesman plus the


ppar ntly


£rved to increase toe frmtration. — ■ —


servea to uiuiY»i>c wiw 4-V.o Kor.lf nnd H____na theV CSmC forward again.


Gaps were left at the ^d Transport scored twice m the dos­


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free lack from Yo^g wm meL uy « fine header from Elton mto toe top


m e t^ .. . _j_« TTUnr* infrt the tOD


™^Ser made a couple of go^ saves as Hurst Green surged forward. They made it five when another fme free kick from Yomg was met by a ^ run from MuUarkey to be slotted past the S ^ p ^ . in the 43rd iiun^


■ ball home from toe spot. The second half was much more even, with both chaniis, A.


Hurst Green’s Crompton tm pulled down in the box and at to ^ n d attempt. Young put the


Oompton m3


Bmberry gomB,,."®?.’'. Green, ana Mmhn twire


Ciuau w*'-


close for the visitors. Haliway the half Bloi^eel


toe visitors. Half^y ,_, . „_l


substRuted by Eccto. The m ^ quietened down and Himt GrMn became frustrated as they came


the second-half deadlock “ wh^— ^ T


It was the 81st mmute before


u oiuo. “ .


the


ended up as a good wm for Hurst S


^ " l^ r s t Green: Hayhurst,


Young, Blockheel, MuIIarkey. Cross, Ba (D. . Crompton, Bailey, Bali tA.l, Elton. Sub.: Etoro., West Bradford: Peel, Wlui


taker, Blenkinship, Peel. Edmondson, Preston, Richmond, Mullin. toib"


Astley. a place in the semi- Division Two^ D


C’roe AcadRcs.......II I ® Trinity.................... “ B


Victoria...................M » Waggon & Horses.... 14 <


................................ U 6 Brockhall......... .'......JO 6 Chatbum Rro^......U ° Henthom I&rrt:....- J® 6


Cdderstones


Read Res..... ...............1“ ° 5 '4 11 ■WhalleyRgs^........ 11 4 3 4 11 Whaliey^B......... 11 3 0 ,3 11


. 4 13 0 412 1 711


L P 218 2 18 4 18 4 16 3 14 3 13


Transport..................Ih o i 6 7


HurstGreenRes.......... i? 2 } | a Cmssitoys.................11 2 1 8 5 B S X a ' i s : ; : ' i •»■


SQUASH


IN a home match against Barnoldswick 2nd, Empress Squash Club’s 2nd team , achieved a weU earned 5-0


victory. • Dick Plowman put tim *


match off to a ^ g ^ s t ^ with a 3-2 win, foUowed by Roger Althaiii, who overpo­


flat-footed his with lobs and dehcate to p wered his opponent for a


convincing 3-1, victory. John 'Willis frequently


flat-footed his opponents ^ % V __J j.i.'.nfa rirnn


McLaughlin Uttle ‘trouble victory.


encountered with his 3-0


Glen Evans overcame, his opponent by dogged persist ence to achieve a 3-2 'wm. The Empress 1st team had a fine 5-0 victory in an away match against LMca- shire Constabulary 2nd Results: Mike Heyworth


In a grueUing final game, n UUlia uai***j —


Steve^uttoson°3-0, Davi^ an^Paul


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th e two hamstrung trophy competitions in the .Ribble Valley FootbaU League h p e at last reached the semi-final s t a g e . Th r o u g h are Clitheroe Academicals, Henthorn, Chatburn and Ribblesdale Sports and Social Club (Ashley Smith) and Trinity, Hurst Green Reserves, Transport Md Chatburn Reserves (Dan


S ^ ) .


The last two s t a ^ of "1 be played ui the Mean-


wnue,. emus progress with the normal league


programme and perhaps c a ^ up


with some of toe arrears, ^to™^ there will be a two-w^.taeak after this weekend for Christinas


and toe New Year. Clitoeroe Acadeimcala contmim


to lead both divimons the same playing recorf ^ toe


same number of However, the supremacy of both


^ ^ ^ S S r f t v e a , who


had the satisfaction of their first round game m t h e ^ qeed Trophy, have yet to pick up ^ S DivMon Two league


point. results CA sh le y Sm ith Trophy: Utoeroe Academicals^Wh^ey


Arms Celtic 2; West Hentoom 4; Rc^ 2, Ctotoum 3,


Kbblesdale SSC 5, Gi^n^ Dan Seed ’Trophy: C k th ^


Academicals 4, TtoW g Green Reserves 7, W«t Bradfom


Spring Mill 1; Grindleton 1, Sabden 3. '' '


Division Two: Victoria 3, Calderstones 2; Cross


Division One: Royal Oak 2, xv i. o


„ n=i, 9 and Horses 2. Division One


Chatburn v Whalley Arms, Grindleton v Hentop^ Sabden v


Hurst Green, Royal 0 ^ v Sora v West Bradford. Ribbl^ dale SSC v CUtheroe Academicals,


Spring Mill v Chipping. Division Two


Reserves, tilderatones port. Read Resenres v Y u ^ , West Bradford Reserves y lev Rangers B, (JUtheroe Actoe^ ic^ R^rves v Ttoty, Hu^


Brockhall.


Division One „ , „ PW D L P


Croe Acad ............ H 8 2 1 18 SpringMill................19 | ffibb.SSC........... :.... 10 \


0 216 Hurst Green................10 4


Henthom..................... ° J Read...... ..................... 8 4 Royal c i i .....................10 4


Chatbum...... .............. = “ West Bradford.......... 10 2 ■Whalley Arms.............10 4


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Grindleton................. 11 “ Uons........................... 10 1 Chipping..........


4 1 14 1 4 13 2 4 10 3 2 9 1 3 1 5 2 4 4 4 2 6 2 7 3 6 1 7


Riming t on v Ch a t ^ r n


Reserves Oj Henthom Reserves 1, ’Transport 4.


Riinington 0; Whalley B 2, Read Reserves 4; Chatbum 1, Waggon


6,


Waddow, Henderson, Castle. Intermediate: Park, Castle, Waddow, Henderson. Senior: Henderson, Park, Waddow,


A fatal three minutes


ii— -i Kirkby Town 5. Clitheroc 1,


IT was the same old story when Clitherw were trounced 5-1 by


Kirkby Town at Shaw- bridge —they got tired


and just handed the game on a plate. For 87 of a mainly scrappy


90 minutes the home team held the Merseysiders to a 2- 1 . lead and a •^draw was


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WINDOWS, DOORS, ILOFT CONVERSIONS


always-on the cards. But although Kirkby were


only one a h ^ — and mat through an unlucky touch by DaviiiGillibrand who tucked


the ball in his own net - - Clitheroe in s t couldnt produce the extra effort


needed to take a point. In-the last three mmutes


they just stopp^ playing and Kirkby, not slovv to l^ e


advantage, netted three ■


eoals in as many imnutes. G o o d n e s s k n ows , . Clitheroe needed to salvage


a point, but instead they lost their fourth successive gme and brought to a toto (if IB scored against them in those


games. Kick-off was 10 minutes „ - ^


late because three Kirkby players hadn’t . turned up. But by the time Clitherro open^ the scoring in the fSth minute the visitors hM a full complement on the


field. Tommy Or r e l l put , .


Clitheroe off to a h o p ^ start when he robbed c en ^ half Greenwood of the b ^ and scored with a powerful


shot from 20 yards. Minutes later Robinson


just failed to put Chtheroe


two up when he shot narrowly wide in a crowded Kirkby goalmouth. Once in their stride


KiVitby put on strong | pressure Tout good clear­ ances by the Clitheroe defence foiled a couple of


promising efforts. Midway through the first


half, however, IGrkby were given the break they had been looking for. They launched an assault tin the Clitheroe goal and although k e e p e r Jim Howai^h punched away the first shot the ball fell to the feet of Farnsworth who powered it back past Howarth into the


■ Even then the home tern kept tiding and it wm o^nly three minutes from the final whistle that the flame went


goal.


°'*Potts scored the first of his two goals when he volleyed 8 cross shot into tne net ffom point-blank range and followed it up two minutes later with another neatly-controlled drive. The ffith was scored by


H i ^


Foy just '30 secoiuls frem time and it didn’t just look


easy — it was easy. Clitheroe have now to


really take a long hard look


Deiore uiey DUUC ys*.- — bottom of the Lancashire


(Combination. Clitheroe: Howarth, E y l^


Miuks. Potts. On the mark


LEADING scorere m the two divisions of the Ribble VaUey FootbaU League at


the end of November were; T. Steinhofel (Waggon and


Horses) 18, E. Geldard (Trinity) 17, L. Birch (Academicals) 15, S.


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-ner roll 400mm x 8.25 metres.E2.72 + VAT •


1lt. 41n. X 27ft.)


per roll 1200mm x 8.25 metres £8.15 + VAT (4ft. x 27ft.)


Shop made Joinery made in your own individual sizes. Why not let us tinake your new window, door casing, door frame, garden gate, garage door. etc.


M IU E B Y . . In \/mIT charges. reasonable price.


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