Clitheroe Advertiser,and Times, October 12th, 1978,19 Happy b/rthday |


■ IT has1 been a heartening: 12 months for Clitheroe; Rugby Club’ the members'Of whose first'team are seen in our


> Philip Dinsdale;1‘Robin Lund, Peter Wilson (capt.), Dun­ can Fielding, Tony Lee. Back, Alan Rudd, Derek Jones, Roger Peacock, - Paul R am s e yG e o f f -Williamson, ; Stephen Greatorex,' Ashley ; Parkinson, John Coates, iDave Routledge.


picture..They are: Front (from the left) Alan Sweeney, i gsl'S'V"•


■ •'-••The- club’s • first - anniversary was celebrated , with a • party at the Chatburn home of Mr Nick Hopwood, club


■ president.-.'' : 1 s ’V..; •


'held in glorious October weather in the gardens of the house.- .. .'••....... ■ ■


Attended by many members and their families, it was ' ; r-.


’’ . Refreshments were provided by theladies of the.club. * The party; organised by social secretary Paul Ramsey, is ■ the first of many social activities planned for this season.


’ daughters;: Jennifer-and Elizabeth, presented tokens of .the club’svappreciation. : , 1


by


Clitheroe lis side in


Henthorn set the pace


BOTH T r in ity teams picked up their first points of the season in the Ribble Valley Football League. In an away Division One match against West Brad­ ford the first team won 4-2 and the Reserves drew with Spring Mill Reserves in Division ^hree. Henthorn remain top in Division One with 10


points,- followed by RSSC with nine and Chatburn


eight. Rimington lead Division


Two with 10 points, fol­ lowed by the reserve teams of Chatburn and Henthorn, each with eight. Knowles Arms did not


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substitute. her will be at


he second succession


i when they land Motors iged fixture, should have n September theroe were in FA Vase


bridge side had a free


day because !ue to visit ad Reserves. :son started, rwood have


Clitheroe’s


ength has the signing


st and Steve it, a midfiel- vV a I k e r , a made their Saturday C h o r 1 e y


er Dave Gil- d be back on llitheroe bid smal run in ave not won ber 2nd. Gil- been sus- wo matches.


play on Saturday, but still lead Division Three with . 10 points, followed by Pen- dle Furniture with 7 points. Results: Division One:


Hurst Green 1, RSSC 6; Spring Mill v Read (post­ poned); Sabden 1, Chat­ burn 7; Royal Oak 0, Henthorn U. 5; West Bradford 2, Trinity 4. Division Two: Trans- :


port 3, Grindleton 3; Cal- derstones 1, Chipping 5; Henthorn Res 2, Cross Keys 5; Chatburn Res 6, Hurst Green Res 2; Read Res 2, Highmoor 0; Whal- ley B 2, Rimington 5. Division Three: Jacks


Motors 1, Station 5; Pendle Furniture 2, West Brad­ ford Res 2; Trinity Res 2, Spring Mill Res 2. Fixtures: Division One:


Bramwell marks debut with a hat-trick


Chatburn Res. 6, Hurst Green Res. 2


A HAT-TRICK by Bramwell on his debut helped Chatburn Reserves to a 6-2 victory over'Hurst Green Reserves, in a Division Two match in the


Ribble Valley Football league.


Trinity Res take first point


Spring Mill Res. 2


TRINITY RES. gained their first point of the sea­ son against Spring Mill Reserves.' Trinity p ro ­ duced their best all-round


Eerformance to date after eing two goals down at


the interval. They were generally on


Henthorn Utd v Whalley Arms Celtic (postponed), Chatburn v Royal Oak (I.G.), Read v Sabden (G.L.), Spring Mill v Hurst Green (T.J.), Victoria v West Bradford (L.F.), Trinity v RSSC (T.P.). Division Two: Cross


Keys v Chatburn Res (N.B.), Chipping v Henth­ orn Res (R.A.), Grindleton v Calderstones (G.S.),


Whalley A v Transport (D.M.), Rimington v Broc- khall (J.W.), Highmoor v Whalley B (? ), Hurst


Green Res v Read Res (P.H.).


D i v i s i o n T h r e e : ^ u


Knowles Arms v Trinity Res (?), Pendle Furniture v Station (P.H.), West Bradford Res v Spring Mill


Res. (0).


Goals galore


leaders of me with 44


48; A. Chew i 52. A 443, Con-


Broderick 62, n 55; M. Ait- linsdale 70; I. Parker 91; B. IcNab 47.


379: T. War- iydock 69; B. A. Middleb-


RIBBLESDALE scored 11 goals against Chatburn w ith ou t reply in the Clitheroe and District Cub Scout Football League. Other results: Gisbum 6, St Paul’s 1; Trinity Tigers 1, Trinity Panthers 0; St Paul’s 6, Hodder Valley 2; Chipping 5, Loyola 8; Wad­ dington 1, Trinity Tigers 2; St Mary’s 2, Gisburn 3 ._ Fixtures: Saturday — fat


Paul’s v Waddington (o. Farnsworth); Chatburn v Pendle (D. Neild); Chip- ping v Gisburn (J. Bar- rett). Sunday — St Mary s v Whalley (D. Neild), Loyola v St Paul s (D.


Legion 301, B 521: J.


rner 40, K. )6; B. Holden hman 101; I. Waddington


A. Wilkinson


jurton 28, J. 86; G. Holden D 78.


itive A 371,


E. Tomlinson. ! 23; G. Irland .ee 71; I. Tom- Swift 66; A. Craig 88; D.


aite 73, F. Nuttall 55, I.


17, A. Proctor e 61, J. Hack- olden 76, J. Edmondson "nson 54; T. , B. Fletcher


Hub 469, Gt 357: C. Bailey ot 41; C..


1 Smyth).


top for the first half hour and were unlucky not to score on at least three o c ca s ion s . H ow ev e r , Spring Mill took the lead through Hartley and then made it 2-0 with a penalty goal scored by Richards. Trinity began well after the interval and midway through the half Gidlow scored a neat first goal a f t e r g o od w o rk by Hitchen. He scored again after running on to a fine through-ball and shrugged off a strong challenge before beating the keeper. Outstanding for Trinity were Turnbull, Burgess, Kay and Gidlow, but the team generally earned cre­


dit for their work-rate. Trinity Res: Kay, Edmond­


son, Turnbull, B u rg e s s , Brayshaw, Schofield, Stewart (S), Stewart (P), Hitchen, Gid­ low, Rcnnick. Sub. Brunker. Spring Mill Res: Anslow,


Astley, Gates, Elliott, Perkins, Harrison, Wood, Richards, Ibbotson, Hartley. Richards.


Sub. Wilkinson.


Two-goal Walton shines


Jack’s Motors 1, Station Hotel 5..


OPENING exchanges were fairly even, with both sides scoring a goal within a short time. Station, who had been first to find the net, gained'control and forged ahead to build up a three-goal advantage. Walton, who was enjoying one of his better games, scored two goals. In one of their rare breakaways, Jack’s Motors put in a ter­ rific shot only to see Bates produce a superb save. Play became scrappy in


the second half but Station still managed to score another goal. Parkington was their man of the match. Scorers were Wal­ ton (2), Gorman, Thomas,


Hillary. Station Hotel: Bates, Wood-


worth, 'Parkington, Phillip, Gor­ man, Smith, Thomas, Watson,


Hillary, Walton, Colbourne. Sub.: Mooney.


Trinity Res. 2, Chatburn made hard


work of defeating depleted opponents, but Bramwell had scored twice before


half-time. In the second-half Hol­


den, the Hurst Green ’keeper, made some fine saves from Bramwell, and Bailey pulled a goal back. Speak made the score 3-1, and then Bramwell got his hat-trick. Elton scored a second


goal for Hurst Green, but Chatburn’s superiority enabled Holgate to run half the length of the field for a goal and Speak also scored again. CHATBURN Res.:. Wignall,


(A), Young, Holden (M), Cross, Jacques, Bailey, Elton, Crotty, Goldsmith, Czapowski, 'Ball. Sub. - Rogerson.


HIRST IN THE NICK OF TIME


Grindlcton 3, Transport 3


GRINDLETON missed chances which could have given them a handsome victory and at the end were struggling hard for a point in their Ribble Valley League Division Two match against Transport. An early cross by Shor-


Dinsdale (N), Turner, Brether- ton, Booth, Holgate, Speak, Pratt, Bramwell, Slinger, Birch. Sub. Dinsdale (H). Hurst Green Res: Holden


Sabden fans applaud victors


Sabden 1, Chatburn 7


A MUCH-WEAKENED Sabden side struggled


from the kick-off against their powerful opponents from Chatburn. Within eight minutes the


visitors had scored twice. They dominated the mid- field and put the home defence under continuous pressure. They scored four more goals before half­


time. After half-time Smith-


son went off to give the Chatburn substitute a run, and Croft and McGurk left


'the field injured. Sabden attached strongly and Mar­ tin scored. The Chatburn scorers were: Croft (2), Smithson, King, Har­ greaves (2) and Young. The Chatburn chairman, .


Mr Eric Bolton, praised the Sabden supporters for their sportsmanship in clawing his team from the


Whitwell, Lingard, Stanford, Armitage, Simpson, Balmbra (D), Davies, Martin, Clarkson.


Sabden: Balmbra (M), Wray,


Royal Oak hold out, then wilt


Royal Oak 0, Henthorn 5.


HENTHORN march on at the top of Division One of the Ribble Valley League, but they made hard work o f beating lowly Royal


Oak. In a good, clean game,


rock looped over the Grindleton keeper’s head, and Burns scored a second goal for Transport before Ward pulled back one for Grindleton from a free


kick. Another goal by Shor-


rock gave Transport a 3-1


half-time lead. Grindleton pressed in


vain in the second-half until Hirst scored twice in the last 15 minutes. Grindlcton: Cowking (G),


Seed, Parkinson (G), Parkinson (D), Read, Ward, Jones, Dug- dale, Powell, Cowking (R), Hirst. Sub. Newhouse. Transport:. Searson,. Target,


Bean, Hickingbottom, Noone (T), Pidlyskyj, Cross, Sharpies, Bums, Heyes, Shorrock. Sub. Noone (C).


Cricketers


look ahead CLUBS interested in joining Clitheroc and District Cricket League next season should contact league secretary Kevin Fitzpatrick, of 7 Lingfield Avenue, Clitheroc (Tel. 24529). They.will then be sent n copy


of league rules and an applica­ tion form. Closing date for applications is Dcccmber lst. An informal meeting will be


arranged before then for new clubs to discuss the rules and


any problems they may have.


1st Pendle are champs for sixth year


THE 1st Pendle Troop were v i c t o r i o u s in Clitheroe and district Scouts’ swimming gala-on Saturday — for the sixth year running............


And they .won in con­


vincing style, 20 points ahead of the runners-up St Paul’s, with 41 points. Third were • Ribblesdale with 35 points. ............ ■


Eight troops took part in ■


the 13 events at the Ribblesdale' P o o l . ;The


trophy ■ was, presented to 1


the 1st Pendle captain, P. Eglin, by the District


Commissioner, D r G.


Hampson. : At the end of the events . M r A l b an S n a p e announced the team to rep­ resent Clitheroe district in the"'County swimming competition for the Belsey Trophy, at Hyndburn, on Saturday, October,28th.


' RESULTS


: Pritchard (R). 15-16: P. Eglin Pen), J: :Nuttall (R), D.'Tyson


(L).


■ ■ Backstroke — 11-12 years: N.-; Birtwell (SP); A. Lee (L), S. Wright (Pen). 13-14: D. Mercer ' (Pen). D. Workman (Pen), A.


■’ Key:'SP —...St,Paul’s, L — , Loyola, Pen — 1st Pendle, R — Ribblesdale, SM — St Mary s.


Breast stroke — 11-12 years:


N. Birtwell (SP), R. Poole (SM), M. Hampson (Pen). 13-14: M. Mashiter (Pen), M. Harrison (SP), P. Hogg (R). 15-16: P. Elgin (Pen), J. Barker (SM), P.


Hogg (R). Free style — 11-12 years: N.


Birtwell (SP), S. Wnght (Pen), G. Collins (SM). 13-14: M. Mashitcr (Pen), D. Lee (L), M. Harrison (SP). 15-16: P. Eglin (Pen), J. Nuttall (R), D. Tyson (L).


Open ind. medley: P. Elgin


-(Pen), M. Harrison .(SP), J. Barker (SM). Diving: 1st Pen-


' years: 1st Pcndle,. St Paul’s, Loyola.


‘


' die, St Paul’s, Loyola. Squadron ■— 11-12. years: St Paul’s, '-Ribblesdale;; St Mary’s. 13-16


there was nothing to choose between the two sides for an hour. After the break, however, Conti (S.) broke the deadlock and paved the way for a goal fe a s t in the la s t 20 minutes. Indeed, after two quick goals from Conti (S.) and


Green, Oak’ s defence folded and the points were surrendered. Despite a fine performance from Dennett in Oak’s goal, further goals .were added by D ra ch en b e rg and Taylor.


Henthorn’s strength was


in midfield, where Bush and Musgrove provided . their forwards with a con­ stant supply of chances..In contrast, the Oak forwards tried hard, but had little support in their battle against a back, four in


■ which Bialecki shone. Royal Oak: Dennett, Har­


ston.


Waggon reverse slide


Waggon 3, Whallcy Rangers A 3.


WAGGON were in control of the game for most of the 90 minutes yet had to come from behind to save a point. Although Waggon’s new


signing Scott soon caused problems, his side strug­ gled to settle and play any constructive football. As a result, .Whalley took the lead on the half hour and went two up just before the break.


Waggon were soon, on ■


top in the second half and drew le vel thr ough


' Steinhofel and Wadding­ ton. They fell behind


again, though, through a bad defensive error. Even­ tually, Lawson made Wag­ gon’s pressure tell when he, pushed home the equaliser in a goalmouth scramble. In the end it was a fair result for both sides. Waggon: Driver, Wilson, Col-


linge; Thornber, Coulston, Man­ tle, Rigby, Scott, Lawson, Steinhofcl, Waddington.


greaves R., Robinson, Edmond­ son, Hargreaves P., Campbell,


Squires, Wilkinson, Aspinwall, Rush, Duckworth. Sub.: John­


Crabtrees go to


pie top WADDINGTON; Social


Club ’ A chalked tip' their first win of the season in D iv is ion One o f the


Ribblesdale; Table Tennis Association by beating


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ERIC GELDARD . . . netted six against Has- lingden St Mary’s.


SIMON WHITESIDE scored six against Black­ burn West.


SIX GOALS FOR SIMON


Blackburn West 2, Waddington 8


SIX goals from Simon Whiteside helped Wad- dington notch their biggest victory in the Black­


burn Combination, Premier Division, for ten years when 13 were scored against Oswaldtwis-


tlfe Immanuel. Simon brought his total


to 12 in five games and his reputation as the villagers’ best No. 9 in their long and proud history is fa s t becoming fact. But he will be first to admit that his partner Roger Walker con­ tributes much to the sud­ den goal surge.


. Although Roger did not


score on Saturday he had a part in most of the goals and the Whiteside-Walker partnership show promise o f sw am p in g o th e r defences in addition to West’s poor side. Graham, the o ld e r Walker brother, helped


. himself to-his first league goal of the season in only his second game after injury, and there-were signs of a return of the old


magic. Player-manager John


Kirk left himself out of the side and the only question that must puzzle him is how the home side man-


...and


same again for Erie


Waddington Res 8 ' Haslingden SM 2.


ERIC GELDARD was quickly among the goals, his first coming from Dave Reddin’s centre. His effort gave Waddington confi­ dence and Ge l d a r d increased their lead, but with the home defence napping, Haslingden hit back through centre for­ ward Dickinson. Waddington countered


with another goal, again from Geldard, to give him his first hat-trick for the villagers. Paul Byrom added a fourth for a com­ fortable half-time lead.


Waddington resumed in


a somewhat complacent manner and it took another Dickinson goal to brighten their ideas. Geldard com­ pleted a fine personal per­ formance with another hat-trick, and Phi l ip Bishop scored with, a scorching 30-yard shot for an 8-2 .'scoreline.


This win must go down


as the reserves’ finest per­ formance, with excellent showings from John Seedle and Nigel Spencer.


In the Waddington line-


- up were Keith Boden after a six-year absence from


. the team, and Peter Pear­ son, who made his debut as substitute.


, Waddington Res: Church-


Taylor, Seedle, Robinson,. Spencer, Bialecki, Rcddin. Wad--


dington, Boden, Byrom, Gel­ dard, Bishop. Sub.:.Pearson, i,


Pull back 4 goals


Waggon 5, Red Star 4 WAGGON woke up at half


time to find themselves 4-1 down on Sunday, morn-; ing. But the whole team completed a successful transformation by the final whistle to take the points! The five Waggon , goals,;


■ which came from some fine football, were, scored by,


■ Driver (2), Coulston, Law- son and Brown.


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aged to score only twice against a defence that looked shaky under what little pressure .was put on them;:. -


Only Frank Richards 1 -


; appeared confident, but maybe hi s f e l l o w - defenders were busy keep­ ing tally of the goals. West took the lead in the


Station Hotel 6-4. Wad- dington’s star was the unbeaten G.’ Roberts.' : .At tlie top of the league, Standen.B are joined by Crabtrees who beat the Post Office 6-4. Standen, however, have a game in hand.


The Post Office and the i


Station Hotel are now anchored at the foot of the


; table. In Division Two, CYC A


moved two points clear after their 6-4 victory over


bottom-placed Flexible. Also propping up the rest


. are Catholic Social Centre who lost 2-8 to second- placed Post Office B. The other match saw Wadding­ ton Social Club B beat Trinity A 7-3; •' . Meanwhile, in Division


Three, Rimington Ladies trounced Trutex B 10-0, but still trail to the village youth club; who are two points clear at the top after beating their nearest rivals CYC B 7-3.


10th minute but it took Waddington only another five minutes to level mat­ ters through Whiteside. West lost their centre


half, who received a bro­ ken cheekbone, and they can draw some consolation from the fact that had he


• not- been put out of action" the ensuing goal rush may


not have been so great. Whiteside added two more goals for a half-time lead of


3-1. The second half was


mostly all Waddington with five more goals com­ ing to West’s one, and Simon Whiteside complet­ ing a , double hat-trick. Waddington: Underwood,


Whiteside (N), Richards, Leach, Nuttall, Rimmer, McGuire, Ross, Walker (R), Whiteside (S), Walker (G). Sub, Kirk. ;


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