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Rugby side in control


Ciitheroc RUFC 47 Upper Wharfcdale 3


IN the early stages of the game it looked as i f Clitheroe had at last come up against a side that would make them work for any honours. Wharfedale continually


ran the ball at the backs, won well in the loose and forced Clitheroe into one or two simple mistakes. But having settled down Clitheroe turned the tables and opened the scoring with a move that ended with winger Robin Lund scoring a very good try. Wharfedale’s pressure


seemed to lift Clitheroe’s jame and produced an mpressive drive in the set


pieces. The backs also made very good use of whatever balls came their way and their defensive work was much more encouraging. By the break, Clitheroe


led 20-3, but unfortunately they seemed to lose their aggresion and drive. How­ ever, another 27 points were added, in spite of a lack of organisation and method. Clitheroe looked the bet­


ter side throughout the game, although they were made to work for their points. Acting captain Peter Wilson had a very steady game and scored two impressive tries. Other scorers were R. Lund (2), D. Fielding, P. Wilson (2), T. Lee, A. Rudd, A. Sweeney and R. Peacock. D. Routledge scored a penalty and con­


verted four tries.


Clithcroc Ladies FC 2 Blackpool .Victoria 2.


IN THEIR NW Women’s League 2nd division match, Clitheroe made a poor start against Black­ pool Victoria, being two goals down at half time. Howe v e r , de spi t e injured centre forward C. Thomas having to be sub­ stituted, the team pulled themselves together extre­ mely iveil and equalised with goals from V. McLeod (captain) and E. Phelan. An excellent game by


goalkeeper K. Dewhurst helped to stop Blackpool from scoring again. A draw was a fair result.


match are the Clitheroe squad wi th manage r Harry MacMillan. Back (from the left) C. Thomas, E. Phelan, L. Holden, K. Dewhurst, C. Ironfield, C. Starkie, K. Shaw and M. Turner. Front, D. Moore, D. Westall, T. Thomas, T. Parker, V. McLeod (cap­ tain), M. MacCaulay and J. Clague.


Pictured before the


Skipper back


on duty


CLITHEROE RUFC’s sk ip p e r A l f W r ig le y returns to the side at stand half on .Saturday. He replaces Dave Routledge, the team’s leading points scorer, who is unavailable.


The team (v Preston


Grasshoppers) is: P. Wil­ son, D. Fielding, A. Rudd, S. Greatorex, R. Lund, A. Wrigley, J. Coates, D. Jones, P. Dinsdale, A. Sweeney, G. Williamson, P. Ramsey, T. Fox, A.


M an a ge r Ray puts on sub's jersey


Clitheroe 0, Chorley Res 1.


NOT even a second-half appearance by Clitheroe manager Ray Hobson could waken his side in time to save a point on Saturday.


Ray, who last played for


Clitheroe some 12 years ago, came on as substitute against Chorley, another of his former teams. But, although he showed the younger players a thing or two, it was all in vain as another two points slipped away.


Visitors Chorley were a


very ordinary side with lit­ tle composure or individual brilliance, yet Clitheroe just never seemed to move into top gear, and take advantage.


After a fine start with


plenty of enthusiasm and r u n n i n g , m o s t o f Clitheroe’s players seemed to lose their appetite and Chorley held on for a com­ fortable victory.


Glen Wright, Wayne


Haddock and Steve Gray all had their moments in the first half, which saw Chorley take the lead slightly against the run of


;play, through a penalty. Their skipper Crawley scored from the spot after Clitheroe centre half John Lawson had c lum sily brought down Birchall.


For the rest o f the


Parkinson and T. Lee. Kick off 3 p.m., meet at Roefield 2-30.


Empress come out on top


EMPRESS Squash Club’s men’s first team travelled to St Anne’s for their latest game and came away with a very satisfying 4-1 win in what proved to be a highly competitive match.


Empress made a poor


s t a r t w i t h C o n o r McLaughlin experiencing a sticky patch in his current form, and consequently going down 3-1. The second match fea­


tured Empress number four Colin Brennand. The game was a fine example of what gritty determina­ tion and a never-say-die attitude will achieve. He faced a very capable


touch player, who made intelligent use of angled shots and virtually drop­ ped anything short of a length, just above the tin. Against these tact ics, Colin employed a retriev­ ing game, hurrying his opponent into the inevit­ able errors which must come with touch play. The match went to five thril­ ling sets, with a tired Colin eventually emerging the 3- 2 victor. The following game also


turned out to be a fine match, with Niall Pollard eager for revenge over an opponent who had beaten him last season. Despite being 5-0 down


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in the final set, Niall played a superb sliced drop volley shot, which rever­ sed his downward trend and gave him a renewed vigour and confidence to run out the 3-2 winner. • Captain Steve Hutchin­ son, back in excellent f o rm , a c h i e v e d an impressive 3-1 victory over a hard-hitting, enthusiastic opponent. The final match was


rather an anti-climax, as Empress number one Mike Heywo r th completely annihilated his opponent with some devastating squash to . win in straight sets with the loss of only three points. Empress 2nd team,


playing at home to Roch­ dale 2nd, also achieved a : fine 4-1 victory. In the opening game, the rallies


were ’ long and arduous, ■with the outcome being;


: decided by the players; ability to kill the ball. Dave Matthews’ opponent; .just had the .edge in this respect, and this/eventu- ally led to Dave’s 3-1 down­ fall.


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Honour for Mike


EMPRE SS Squash Club’ s number one, Mike Heyworth, in his first year of eligibility fo r veteran tourna-


. men'ts, won the Lanca- . s h i r e V e t e r a n ’ s Amateur Champion­ ship at Preston last Friday.


Being a much improved


player since last season, it was no surprise when Wayne Townley gained a 3-1 victory with consistent and competent play. Playing at the number


three position, John Willis had a confidence boosting 3-1 win with some fine touch play, frequently deceiving his opponent with a mixture of lob and drop shots. Paul Lambert, currently hitting excellent form, had little difficult in thrashing his opponent to a 3-0 defeat. Strongly con­ testing for a place in the first team, Glen Evans won the final match 3-1, playing powerful, control­ led squash.


PINCH HITS 5


Hurst Green I, RSSC fi


A WEAKENED Hurst Green side offered little resistance to RSSC for


> whom Trevor Pinch scored five. RSSC’s player man­ ager- David Brown added another. Brown played after


recovering from a bruised and lacerated eye ball, received after an acciden­ tal collision with an oppo­ nent in last week’s game at Read. :v; Brown said the eye was very -sore and had been bandaged all week, v < Meanwhile, RSSC have sent a protest letter to the RibblevValley League


match Clitheroe ham­ mered away without suc­ cess at a rugged and deter­ mined .Chorley defence. The Shawbridge side,


containing newcomers Steve Walker and Brian Frost, managed to play quite reasonable football in their own half. But panic and misunderstanding took over once the Chorley pen­ alty area came in sight. And the calm build up, involving six or seven play­ ers, vanished as the team resorted to pumping balls down the centre of the pitch. Only sweeper Dave Hinksman had a satisfac­


tory game, and his tackling and workrate were excel­ lent. One blackspot for Clitheroe was the booking of Gray for a second half


foul. Clitheroe: Ellis, Staines, G.


Walker, Lawson, Hinksman, Wright, Haddock, Frost, Gray, Worrall, S. Walker. Sub.:


Hobson. Referee: Mr P. Suter (Liver­


pool).


RA Y HOBSON . . . came on as substitute.


Another home game


CLITHEROE will be at home fo r the second Saturday in succession this weekend when they entertain Leyland Motors in a rearranged fixture. The match should have been played on September 23rd but Clitheroe were involved in an FA Vase tie.


The Shawbridge side


should have had a free date on Saturday because they were due to visit Great Harwood Reserves. Since the season started, however, Harwood have folded. Meanwhile, Clitheroe’s


p la y ing strength has increased by the signing of Brian Frost and Steve Walker. Frost, a midfiel- d e r , and W a lk e r , a winger, both made their d e b u t s on S a tu rd a y a g a i n s t C h o r l e y Reserves. And skipper Dave Gil-


librand should be back on Saturday as Clitheroe bid to end a dismal run in which they have not won since September 2nd. Gil- librand has been sus­ pended for two matches.


SNOOKER


Waddington B take the lead


WADDINGTON B are the new leaders of Clitheroe and District Snooker League .with 44


points. Police have moved up to


second place just two pqints behind and Gt Har­ wood A and Rimington share third place with 40


points. Latest results: Wad­


dington A 10, Rimington 4; Social Club 6, Calder- stones 8; Liberal A 12, Catholic B 2; Billington A 10, Conservative B 4; Brit­ ish Legion 0, Waddington B 14; Conservative A 6, Police 8; Pendle Club 8, Gt Harwood B 6. 7


409, Rimington 377: T. Makinson 85, D. Seed 44; S. Cox 61, D. Booth 68; D. Nelson 71, D. Packer 52; S. Hatton 80, A. Walmsley 65; .F. Coar 26, J. Hacking 76; J. Herd 86, R. Walker 72. :■


Details: Waddington A Social Club 431, Cal-


derstones 436; M. Alston 60, D. Hindle 83; B. Har­ greaves 74, M. Joyce 63; B. Dixon 87, D. Fitzpatrick 55; R. Bell 74, P. Bac­ khouse 64; J. Cowell 69, T. Wilson 76;.R. Cowking 67, B.' Kay 95. ; Liberal A 507, Catholic


; B 355: M. Dowling 82, M: ; Jackson 57; P. Wiggins 98,, W. Faulker 52; P. Reid 47, T. Peters 85; S. Monk 97,


•about the-match at Read.1. B. Bithell 61; H. Clegg 92,


J. Marsden 48; A. Chew 91, V. Maffia 52.


Billington A 443, Con­


servative B 379: T. War­ den 72, J. Haydock 69; B. Robinson 84, A. Middleb- rough 47; V. Broderick 62, T. Williamson 55; M. Ait- ken 67, G. Dinsdale 70; I. Brown 67, R. Parker 91; B. Lee 91, F. McNab 47.


B r it ish Legion 301,


Waddington B 521: J. Roberts 62, A. Wilkinson 67; M. Turner 40, K. Walmsley 106;. B. Holden 72, D. Boothman 101; I. Hyde 43, I. Waddington 83; S. Warburton 28, J.: Titteringtoh 86; G. Holden


: 56, B. Phillip 78. Conservative A 371,


Police 384: E. Tomlinson- 73, W. Moore 23; G. Irland 39; L. McEntee 71; I. Tom­ linson 75, T. Swift 66; A. Smith 56, P. Craig 88; D. Cowperthwaite .73, F. Booth 62; J. Nuttall 55, I. Hartley 74. ■ Pcndle Club 469,- Gt . Harwood B 357: C. Bailey


■ 96, A . R o o t 41:; C.. Moorhouse 97; A. Proctor


:43; A; Pearce 61, J. Hack­ ing 64; -J. Holden 76, J. Mellor 83; S. Edmondson :


. 73, V. Higginson 54; T. Howarth 66,- B. Fletcher 72.


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