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break, the pub side were fortunate to d raw level with an own goal. From then on there was no look ing back and the Henthorn goal came under constant p r e s s u r e with Whalley adding to their tally a t reg ular intervals.
In the early s ta g e s ,
things had been fairly even and both sides had notched a goal each at half-time.
Henthorn, whose scor
ers were Robert Birch and ■ Steve Johnston, looked well bn.
course-.for some. reward from the game until they were hit by Whalley’s late spree.
As well as the own goal,
Whalley’s scorers were Mark Hallam (3), Dave Foster and Dave Tit- terington.
Their squad was: J. Wil
son, J. Barge, N. Roberts, .1. Foster, J. Druss, K. Ainsworth, S. Price, A. Ronnan, D. Foster, M. Haslam, D. Titterington, D. Proctor. .
IN the Henthorn line-up are, (back, from the left): D. Shirlicker, G. Town send, G. Cotterill, C. Choyce, D. Tudisco, R. Birch. Front: S. Met c a l f e , , F . T e le se , F. Waterhouse,'; R. Wilkin son, S. Johnston. ■ / '
LEAGUE ^
LEADERS WITH th r e e g am e s played, Calderstones A nave a three-point lead at the head of Clitheroe and Whalley Clubmen’s Darts League.
■ Results: Calderstones A
7, Catholic SC 1; Billington A 7, Clitheroe CC 1; Cent ral WMC A' 5, Central WMC B 3; Ribblesdale Wands 2, Billington BC B 6; Social Club 2, Low Moor Club 6, British Legion 2, . Calderstones B 6.
Placings: Calderstones
A 19 pts, Billington'BC A 16, -Billington BC B 16, Central WMC A 15,'Low Moor Club 14, Ribblesdale Wands 13, Central WMC B 12, Calderstones B 11,. British Legion 9, Catholic SC 7, ■ Clitheroe CC 6, Social Club 6. ■
Ladies darts
LATEST league placings ini the’ Ribble V a l ley Ladies’ Darts League are: Division One — : Horse Shoe. 13; Royal Oak 1 lj, Black Horse A.10, Whalley r, A'rms:-10j .‘Kings'* Arms'8;.
Bonny JInn ',6,. Fieldenls Arms 6, Joiners A 6, Judge , Walmesley 6) Black Bull 2,: Joiners B 2.- Highest score," C. Farnsworth t;(Roy'al Oak) 140.
Division T w o . Brown ' •. ’ ’ -v
Cow 12,'CravenHeifer 11;; Central.WMC. 10, Pendle. WitchiulOf.; Royal.:' British'
Legion .8,. Black Horse B 7; Victorias 5,= ~ 6,-'Catholic
Moor Highest (Victoria)J184:
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WHALLEY ARMS CELTIC are the new lead ers of Division One of the Ribble Valley Football League. They have 12 points but are under strong challenge from Chatburn and Ribblesdale AFC,-both of whom are only one point behind.
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, purple patch
Trinity 2, Cross Keys 5
FOUR goals in the space of 20 minutes put Cross Keys in virtually an unas sailable position in a Divi sion One game. They needed the fillip
for they had opened nerv ously through having lost three games in succession. But after Trinity had failed to turn an early chance to advantage, Keys s tru ck th e ir “purple p a tch .” Scorers were Wareing (2), Shorrock and Heaney. Meyler opened Trinity’s
account with a header just before the interval. Wh en p l a y w a s
resumed, Keys took off centre-forward Robinson to give a game to their substitute, Byrne, and as a result they never again looked dangerous up front. Trinity continued to
fight a hard rearguard action and eventually scored a second goal but the issue was put beyond . their control when Ware ing completed a hat-trick for Keys. ' Pick of the players were’
Meyler (Trinity)- and Wareing. Referee Mar shall kept firm control
Stirzaker scored both of
Trinity's goals. Cross Keys: Pye, Wil
kinson (J), Stott, Dowth- waite, Parkinson, Bolton, Wareing, Wilkinson (R), Robinson, Heaney, Shor rock: Sub. Byrne.
Brockhall - hit back
Martin Velvets 3, Brockhall 4
between the joint leaders of Division Three.
• The first half belonged to the home side who
scored.two goals. .
.. • The -first came through Dunne when the visitors’; defence was caught at sixes and sevens and then Barnes converted Wykes’s cross. ' . -
Brockhall.made all the- run ni ng after t h e ■ changeover. They pulled a
•.goal backwith a.Hinksman penalty and moved into the lead .within the space of a minute with goals from1
- Williamson ana Bennett. : ■ A lth ou gh M a r t in ’
'with a Bennett goal in th e . ' -Jftir'Hn 'last minute. The'hospital:'
Brockhall ■ ‘made certain-' e r s 'w e r e - 'H u n te r ,and
- son-for Brockhall. ', - :.</Martin;Velvcts: Smith, Whit-i
■ taker'p Bolton.'.Hall,. Dunne;
Barnes:'McVeyi 'Southworth; Mayer,. Wykes, 'Hunter: ‘Sub:;
iSouthworthi forsMartin’s! and?Bennett and William-;
.some of the big guns from ^ ■ , ,
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the Lancashire Combina tion.
’• ' S a ta rday’s squad is: ■Nuttall, Bialecki (DJ. See-
dle, Rimmer, Green, Bush;' Chatburn Reserves lead l y 0 \ # C h l f Division Two with 12
points, a couple more than H u r s t Greyen w h o s e reserve team picked up their first points at the weekend in Divison<Three. Leaders of Division'
vets 3, Brockhall 4; Rimington Res 0, Whalley A 1; Lord Nelson 2, Station Hotel 1; Cross Keys 3, Brown Cow 4; Hurst Green Res 8, Trinity Res 0. Programme for Saturday.
Rimington 2; Chatburn Res 4, Pendle Furniture 1. Division Three: Martin Vel
Utd 0, Chatburn 2; Trinity 2, Cross Keys 5; Whalley Arms Celtic 6, Henthorn Uta 2; Vic toria 0, Grindleton 3; West Bradford 2, Ribblesdale AFC 6. Division Tw o: Whalley Res 4,
Three are. Brockhall who took the first points of the season off Martin Velvets and are two points clear, of them. Results. Division One: Read
Grindleton behind eight ball
. Grindleton Res 2, . West Bradford Res 8
headed Grindleton goal early in the game, West Bradford gradually gained command and they equal ised through Preston. He netted an easy goal from a casual backpass. The visitors soon took
the lead from a hard-hit free kick by Pearson, and Bagshaw made it- three with a superb shot that streaked into the net via the underside of the bar. Blenkinship confirmed
, Utd Res v Chatburn Res (MF), Pendle Forest v Waggon and Horses (ND), Calderstones v Whalley A. Division Three: Station Hotel
v Cross Keys Res (JD), Whalley B v Spring Mill Res (CB), Broc khall v Rimington Res, West Bradford Res v Martin Velvets (VMc), Brown Cow v Hurst Green Res (ID), Trinity Reserves v Grindleton Res (TJ).
League cup
match draws THE draws for the second round of the Ribble Valley Football League's three competitions nave been made, and the referees lointed.
Matches are to be played
on Saturday, October 20th, exc ep t those in which Grindleton and Rimington are concerned. These two clubs will be involved in the Craven Cup so they will play their Ribble Val ley cup games on October 27th. ,
Ashley Smith: Ribbles
dale. AFC v Chatburn' (LF), Read Utd v Cross
NEITHER team produced 'Keys (PW),’Whalley Arms its best form'in this clash Celtic v'.Trinity (NB)
(Spring Mill v Grindleton, Oct. 27th)..
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. Dan Seed: Roe Lee v Calderstones (MF), Whal ley Res v Chatburn Res (TP),-Chipping v Hurst Green (DM). (Rimington v Pendle Furniture, Oct 27th).
Whalley A v. Martin Vel vets. (JD), Hurst Green Res v Station Hotel (CB), Brown Cow v Rimini Res (TW), Gross Keys v Brockhall (PH).
Advertiser .and Times:
on es .
GUP SQUAD ADDINGTON travel to
fought back with a Wykes’ ‘F asJ|nSden on Saturday goal, in the late - s t a g e s , 1°r the second round of the
, twitter Lane men
11] - •^n??teu r ■
side ' deserved" credit»for :make progress in this . i t hems e l ve s , .UP against - -
the-fight-backiv Best play-:';4?“rnaW?.n.Uhey could find | ■
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Roe Lee West (NB), Chipping v Henthorn Utd Res (TW), Hurst Green v Transport (PH), Read
Division One: Henthorn Utd v Victoria (JS), Cross Keys v Sab- den (DM), Chatburn v Trinity (BB), Grindleton v West Brad ford (LF), Ribblesdale AFC v Read Utd (PW). Postponed — Spring Mill v Whalley Arms Celtic. Division Two: Rimington v
West Bradford’s superior ity with a fourth goal. The home side, however, pul led one back before the interval. Grindleton fought hard
to get back into tne game but West Bradford added further goals through Pearson (2) to give him his hat-trick, Bagshaw and Dowden. All told, West Bradford
turned in an excellent team effort highlighted by the e x p lo s iv e long-range shooting of Pearson and Bagshaw and the midfield play of Preston.
Furniture smashed by goal burst
’• Chatburn Res 4, Pendle Furniture 1
AN early scoring burst set Chatburn on the victory trail, with Howard Dins- dale snatching a couple of
foals in the opening half-
our. Pendle pulled one back
when a free kick by Owens was deflected into the net. After the break Pendle put the home side under some pressure but Czapowski scored Chatburn’s third which seemed to kill off Pendle’s hopes. Pratt grabbed a further
goal for Chatburn and it was plain sailing after that with Abbott making some fine saves to keep the score down-. . . .
. Heyes had a good game
up front for Pendle but he had little change f rom Chatburn’s defence, well marshalled by Parks.
. Pendle Furniture: Abbott, Jates, Owens (I.), Orrell, Pil ling, Dobson, Archer. Cowell,' Heyes, Fielding, Bainbridge.
-C h a tb u rn Res: Johnson, Dinsdale (N), Jackson, Knowles, Parks, Read, Dinsdale (H), Pratt, Czapowski, Speak, Foulker. Sub: Hargrcaves.-
Honours
YOUNG Whalley cricke te r s will pick up the rewards for. their efforts during- the summer at a specialceremony a week tomorrow/-
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The presentations will: be made by Whalleyi CC’s
.p r o f e s s io n a l . E a r o k h Engineer a a t th e - Station. Road ground.. The/club’s UnderTl8!sidewill'collect: medals- for ; winning the/
R i b b l e s d a l e Y quth-. League.'-
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-ivALo among,the honours • .will be local lads -who^havei
: Association’sp r o f ic ien c y 5 .scheme/They - have,;been ■ coached «throughout'-s the,'' s e a^onM by«Mrr5fJ ih u i
passedifcvarious' /stages 7of. - a ® " Nationsil ^Cricket-;
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WEST BRADFORD went into this local derby needing a good win to keep in touch with the Division Three leaders and also t o , restore confidence after the previous week’s cup defeat. Rocked by a superbly
Flui sidel coai
Clitb
CLITHEROl most fluent rul
ably vanquisll
1st Perl forge al
IT WAS plain [ 1st Pendle S i coasted to victl Clitheroe an[ Scouts’ Swimmii Ribblesdale Pocl They finished
points, well clel ners up Clithef Grammar Schl who totalled 401 Pendle swimil
Pendle, CRGS =L Royal Grammar Sehl St Paul’s, St M , = f Loy = Loyola, Rib I dale, 1st B = 1st II
home first in eil 13 events and I won both relays Wheelan receivl tors’ trophy frol Commissioner if Dr G. D. HampJ was a good pel from the 1st I troop, which w | only a few weed Results. (Kev: ll
— Birtwell (St 1 (CRGS), Worswl 13-14 — Mashitel Fullerton (1st Pi (CRGS). 15-16 , (1st P), Barker Haigh (CRGS). Breast strol
Back stroke: 11 w
Test drive the e x c lu s iv e
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P I 2 / ‘
KIBBLE VALLEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE
years — Birtwel Norris (1st B), 1 (1st P). 13-14 —I (1st P), Birtwell Cready (CRGS).I Mashiter (1st l l (CRGS), Barker! Free style: 111
— Roberts (1st | well (St P), Vl (Loy). 13-14 - (1st P), Pickles 1 Royle (St M). Mashiter (1st (Loy), Barker (Si Plunge: Birtwel
Hogg (Rib), Laml B). Pyjama race:! (St P), Barker
Hogg (Rib). Di v i n g : H i|
(CRGS), Pritchal Knight (Loy), Wil
P). Indi vidual i l I
Mashiter (1st P), I (St P), Barker (Si Junjor squadroJ CRGS, St M. (Sail for medley squad r inal plac
Final placings: I gs
pts, CRGS 40, St M 30, Lov 22, Rib 12.
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RESULTS in Cl and di s t ri ct S|
League: Division One. Ll 10, Waddington AI
dington B 10, Cathl Calderstones S, I Club 6; Billingtcl
. Conservative A 5l Club 10, Chatburi| ‘ Division Two.' !
ton B 8, Liberal B t 12, Slaidburn 2; Cel tive B 6, Billingtl Catholic B 2, RimiJ 12; Details:
DIVISION 0> Liberal A 405
dington A 368. Clegg 72, D. Nelsc Wiggins 67, S. Co.' McIntosh 41, J. W R. Forshaw 70, S. 58; A. Root 82, F. ( R.-Pickvance,73,'
-- dale 59. • ' ■ Waddington 1
Ca tho l ic A 43 Walmsley 67,-R. . 99;’ I: waddington
Jonnson 64; B.' Phi -J:’Holmes 66; B..JVi
■ ton 79,'H. Hudson x v Al\ V
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