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BAWDLANDS — :—


TWO d a r ts teams at Clitheroe’s Royal Oak achieved the best winning double of all when they both won their respective leagues to earn champagne treatment from landlord Mr Bill Leonard, and his wife Freda.


the Clitheroe and district League and the ladies car­ ried off the Ribble Valley Darts Association trophy.


The men’s team topped


with a crate of “bubbly” apiece — 18 bottles — at a


Their just desserts came


‘Friendly* races drama


MORE than 12,000 people attended the Bank Holiday point-to-point meeting of the Pendle Forest and Cra­ ven Hunt at Sawley. Joint honorary secretary Mr


A. B. M. Orr was pleased with the friendly ‘‘local" atmosphere of the meeting. “There has never been a bet­


ter atmosphere," he said, “and this is what we wanted to create — a local occasion." The first race for the Pendle


Forest and Craven Hunt Chal­ lenge Cup, sponsored by the Stirk House Hotel, provided early drama. For after Stiphado, ridden by


presentation night at the pub. Mr Leonard was honour­


ing a promise he made when he took over the Royal Oak last October and was only too pleased to deliver the goods. The pub was packed as


district darts league. Sec­ retary Mick Blatchford acted as compere.


“A” team captain John Dobson collected the win­ ner’s trophy from Joyce Holgate, secretary of the Ribble Valley Darts Association. Ladies' captain Rita


that the men’s “B” team finished bottom of their league, but at least they were able to drown their sorrows in style.


Davies then accepted their shield from Brian Aspden, chairman of Clitheroe and


trophies in our picture are players from the two teams, with landlord Mr Leonard on the right at the front, and Mrs Leonard on the extreme left. Next to her is Janet Davies and then (from the


Showing off th e i r The only sad note was


left): Rita Davies, Mar­ garet Aspinwall, Maureen Hindie and Angela Par­ kinson.


(darts vice-chairman), Leonard Aspinwall, Carole Dobson, Marlene Penman, P a t Dobson, Sharon White, Betty Hazelwood, Ken Robinson and Brian Robinson.


Centre: Ralph Aspinwall


Carter, John Dobson, Eddie Penman, Alan Dob­ son, Ronnie Pinch, Jim Cook, Trevor Pinch and David Dobson.


Back: Dave Briggs, Pete


Cash hopes from shield final


THE climax of the weather-ravaged Ribble Valley Football League programme will be reached with the Aitken Shield final at Shawbridge on Saturday.


the finalists, had to wait until last night to know whom they will meet. It depended on the


Henthorn United, one of


result of the semi-final game between Ribblesdale AFC and Spring Mill. Ribblesdale reached the


Mr T. I.axton, and Cagey Boy, the mount of Mr D. Coates, had finished first and second they wore both disqualified after a stewards’ inquiry. The riders had mistakenly


WADDINGTON SEEK CUP VICTORY


semi-final by defeating last year’s beaten finalists, Chatburn, 3-1 on Monday. But Chatburn have a


jumper! one of the fences on the final circuit instead of by­ passing it. The race was awarded to the third-placed horse Albany Way, ridden by Miss J. Brook. Another lady jockey — and a


chance of revenge when they meet Ribblesdale in the replay of the Ashley Smith final at Shawbridge a week tomorrow. Following custom, the


Chariot, heat Mr J. Walker on The Bay Wenzel, a considerable achievement as Mr Walker is one of the leading amateur rid­ ers in the north. John Gill scored a royal double when lie won the second race on


RESULTS


Hunt Challenge Cup (sponsors Stirk House Hotel) — 1 Albany


Pendle Forest and Craven


Way. The Adjacent Hunts’ Steep­


lechase (sponsors Oats Restaur­ ant) — 1 Prince Token, 2 Happy Mint, 3 Moonlight Flit, 4 Tne


lechase for the Massey Gold Cup (sponsors 1CI Agricultural Divi­ sion) — 1 Avopet Tracey, 2 Our Muffler, 3, Bow Bridge, 4 Pen­ ny’s Pride. Men's Open Steeplechase for


Fast One. Nitram Ladies Open Steep­


member of the Pendle Hunt — took the final race of the day. Angela Hope, riding Bronze


WADDINGTON FC will be battling at Ewood Park on Tuesday night in an effort to retain the Black­ burn Combination’s Birt­ wistle Cup. Kick-off is at 6-30 p.m. They are pitted against


Aitken Shield final is being played on Cup Final day and it is hoped there will be strong support at the 6- 30 kick-off. The final makes an important con­ tribution to the league’s finances. West Bradford have


Prince Token and then repeated his success in the fourth race on Princess Token.


made their Division One place safe by defeating relegated Royal Oak 3-1. Knowles Arms are


champions of Division Three, with Pendle Furni-


ture runners-up. RESULTS


United 6, Station Hotel 2; Spring Mill -I, Trinity 0; WhalU-y A 2, Waggon and Horses 3; Read Utd 0, Ribblosdale AFC 5 (2nd round game). Semi-final, Henthorn Utd 4,


Aitken Shield — Henthorn


Waggon and Horses !. Semi-final, Henthorn Utd -!,


the Ribblesdale Trophy (spon­ sors Ribblesdale Cement) — 1 Princess Token, 2 Clavering’s Cross, 3 Paddy's Double, Vaux Breweries Restricted


Open Steeplechase for the Cra­ ven Trophy (sponsors Vaux Bre­


Steeplechase for Bill Bannister Trophy (sponsors Gilbraith Oils) — 1 Bronze Chariot, 2 The Bay Weazel, 3 Just Tam.


Snow calls a halt


Clitheroe 2nd 56 for 2, Langho Centre dnb


SNOW caused the aban­ donment of the game bet­ ween Clitheroe 2nd and Langho Centre in Division One of the Ribblesdale C r ick e t L e a g u e , on Saturday. Clitheroe had steadily


progressed to 56 for two when the teams headed for the pavilion. CLITHEROE 2nd: J. Pye 9,


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R. Wiggleswoith 21, G. Dixon not out 12, M. Blackburn not out 12. Extras 2. Total 5G for two wickets. Langho bowling: A. Rigby G-


1-9-0; P. Bishop 5-3-8-0; A. Wrest 3-0-12-0; D. Reddin 5.4-1- 1(5-2; V. Gallagher 3-1-S-O.


Ladies win


Clitheroe Lndies 2, White Arrows 2


small following with an exciting game. With the wind in their favour, White Arrows scored twice in the first half and .Clitheroe afterwards matched this with goals from Mandy Turner and Ingrid Watson.


AT full strength, Clitheroe Ladies regained their full form against Barrow side White Arrows. Both teams provided their


SINGLES champion of the Clitheroc and district Darts League for the sec- ond year running is Dennis Lawson, of Read Club.


In the final at the King’s Arms, Clithcroe,


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■ Andrew himself beat another young player, Fred Smalley (Copy Nook) in the semi-finals. Dennis beat the experi­


he defeated Andrew Gud­ geon, Dog and Partridge, the outstanding young player of the night.


enced Ronnie Pinch (Royal Oak).


sented by Mr Bob Whipp, an honorary member and past chairman of the


Trophies were pre­


league. Lining up for the sing­


les finals are front (left to right): R. Pinch, Bob Whipp (who presented the awards) and Mrs Whipp, F. Ellison and F. Smalley. Back: G. Whar­ ton, J. Travis, A. Gud­ geon, D. Lawson, W. Grunwald.


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weries) — 1 Mystic Match, 2 Still Wishing, 3 Fight It Out. Adjacent Hunts’ Maiden


Utd Res 2, Whallev A 1 (game awarded to Whailev because Read fielded an ineligible player). Chipping 3, Whailev B 2. kina! — WhaTley A I, Chip­ ping 3, after extra time.


Waggon and Horses 1. Dan Seed semi-finals — Read


LEAGUE RESULTS


6, Trinity 0; Royal Oak 2, Ribblesdale AFC 2; Victoria 0. Read Utd 2. Division Three — .lark's


Division One — Henthorn Utd


Motors 1, West Bradford Rest); Knowles Arms 2, Pendle Furni­ ture 1.


ceded a goal on their way to the final — something they will hope to repeat on Tuesday. Win or lose there will be a celebration disco at Waddington Social Club.


Darts delight


ROF and with both teams evenly matched the game s h o u l d be o n e t o remember. As goalkeeper Dennis


Underwood, Graham Walker, Paul McGuire and Nigel Spencer are all doubtful starters because of injuries, manager John Kirk will choose from the


Whiteside (X), Richards. Reach, Spencer, Robinson, Kirk, Rint- mer, Ross, McGuire, Wadding- ton, Bishop, Walker (R), Whiteside (S). Walker (G >.


following: Underwood, Chureh-Tayior,


WINNERS of the Clitheroe anti District Darts League doubles competition were Alan Wood­ ward and Bob Massey, of the Commercial Hotel, who defeated John Partington and Terry Walker, of the White Horse. Losing semi-finalists were M.


Blatchford and G. Parkinson; J. Swain and B. Rawson. Quarter finalists — K. Chew and H. Lnfthouse; L. and R. Aspinwall; A. Renwick and B. Gnmwalt); J. Travis and R. Marsden. The trophies were presented at the Commercial Hotel hv Mrs


Pat Dobson, chairman of the Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts Association.


Waddington have not con­


UNITED STORM


TO FINAL Henthorn Utd 4,


Waggon and Horses 1


H E N T H O R N won through to the final of the Aitken Shield with a con­ vincing second half per­ formance. A f te r a few e a r ly


shocks, Waggon went in front following a mix-up in the home defence. Gary Conti put Henthorn level with a low shot and just before the interval Grimes made a great save to keep Waggon’s hopes alive. H en th o rn ’s keeper,


Chippi (Af


Walker, emulated him with a superb save at the post after a corner-kick. Henthorn began the sec­


ond half with the best foot­ ball of the game. Steve Conti put them in front, and after a great four-man move Rod Taylor made it three with a chip over the keeper’s head. Steve Conti scored the


fourth after a solo run down the middle. A good second half


effort by Henthorn, but Waggon also deserved cre­ dit for never giving up and playing in a sporting manner. Referee George Barker


earned the thanks of both teams.


Grief for Sabden


Burnley GSOB 69 for 2, Sabden 65


SABDEN came to grief against a strong Old Boys’ team, last year’s runners- up in the Ribble Valley Amateur Cricket League. Taking first knock, they


batted steadily to reach 40 for two, after which the middle order collapsed as three wickets fell without further addition. The Old Boys broke the


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Sabden's resistance by b r in g in g on sp inn e r Stubbs, who finished with seven for 16 and later became top scorer of the match with 34 in an eight- wicket defeat of the villa­ gers. A heavy snow and rain


shower held up play for half an hour. On Saturday, Sabden


entertain Marsden in their first home game at the


Meakin 15, D. Balmbra 14, J. Wright 0, E. Rywatcr 4, K. Parsons 0. D. Jepson 14, P. Shipston 4, I. Dawson 2. M. Armitage 0, M. Bibby not out 2. Extras 4. Total <55. Burnley GSOB: <59 for 2. Sabden bowling; M. Bibbv 5-


Watt Street ground. Sahden: A. Graham 7, G.


3-5-1; D. Meakin 5-0-22-1; D. Jepson 2-0-21-0; E. Bvwater2-0- 14-0.


Fallen angels Eddie’s Angels 5,


Grindleton Trutex 19


Angels’ goals, and although Traccv Bridges tried hard to foil Trutex’s shots the visitors added six more goals. Players of the match were Audrey Taylor for Trutex. and Pat Shaw for Angels.


Coo...what a finish!


LITTLE more than half a yard decided the f irst three places in Clitheroe Homing Society's 135-mile race from Gloucester. The man and wife part­


nership of Mr and Mrs Frank Cottom had the edge on Eddie Jones, with Tony Sieczkowski coming third. Frank Walker, of Pim­


lico Road, took fourth spot, which was a change for the football field lofts. Dick Mitchell managed


fifth place, with Frannie Howarth’s birds bang on form to come sixth, 10th and 11th. New to the list, Alf Rung was seventh.


birds have been in good form, had to be content with ninth place, the eighth being filled by Harry Chatburn. Fred Eceles, one of the


Harry Lofthouse, whose


at 10 o’clock in a light North wind and the first arrivals clocked in at 1-34. There were 412 birds entered by 34 members. This week’s race will be


old members came 12th. The birds were liberated


sending them too near to the coastline Before the big test. The club’s first over-the-


water race will be from Averanches, a 300-mile flight.


from Mangotsfield, a dis­ tance of 135 miles and the race points from which most fanciers try to pre­ pare their birds for the Channel. They do not like


Mrs Cottom, 1134.5S ypm; e. Jones, 1134.49; T. Sieczkowski, 1133.S9; F. Walker, 1131.53; R. Mitchell, 1127.S2; F. R. How- arth, 112S.25; A Rung, 1120.10; H. Chatburn, 1113.73; H. Lofth­ ouse, 1110.98; F. R. Howarth, 1 110.47; F. R. Howarth, 1109.11; F. Eccles, 1109.00.


Dennis does it again SH


able of taking this in their stride, so to speak, and of putting up good perform­ ances. Gloucester results: Mr and


Most birds are quite cap­


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