Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, October 11th, 1979 21
ADVERTISER ond TIMES ^ A TRADES GUIDE
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TWO girls from Ribble Vall ey Harriers ran
. well in the first North ern Women’s Cross-
■1 Country League event at Blaydon.
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Against 200 girls from all parts of the North, Deborah Hammonds (14), of Fairfield Drive, finished third. Miranda Whightman (13), of Chatburn Avenue, was 35th.
It was an excellent result for both girls, but par ticularly for Miranda, who has just moved up into the junior age bracket.
Deborah ran in this age group last season.
dleton hind
ight all
dleton Res 2, Bradford Res 8
nto this local eeding a good keep m touch
BRADFORD
the Division eaders and also ore confidence previous
cup defeat,
d by a superbly Grindleton goal the game, West 'gradually gained and they equal-
Dugh Preston. He n easy goal from a ckpass.
isitors soon took from a hard-hit by Pearson, and made it three
superb shot that into the net via
jrside of the bar. inship confirmed •adford’s superior- a fourth goal. The
de, however, pul- back before the
eton fought hard ck into the game
t Bradford added goals through
(2) to give him his Bagshaw and
d, West Bradford an excellent team
ghlighted by the ve long-range of Pearson and and the midfield
3reston.
liture bed by burst
itburn Res 4, le Furniture 1
scoring burst set
1 on the victory h Howard Dins- ching a couple of the opening half-
pulled one back
ee kick by Owens cted into the net. break Pendle put side under some but Czapowski hatburn’s third
emed to kill off hopes. aobed a further Chatburn and it sailing after that ott making some
s to keep the
71. had a good game or Pendle but he
e change from 's defence, well d by Parks, n Res: Johnson,
), Jackson, Knowles, ad, Dinsdale (H), apowski, Speak, ib: Hargreaves. Furniture: Abbott, ■ns (I.), Orrell, Pil- n, Archer, Cowell ding, Bainbridge.
nours
Whalley cricke- pick up the
or their efforts e summer at a remony a week
esentations will >y Whalley CC’s
ional Farokh at the Station,
und. The club’s, side will collect, or winning the' ; d a le You t h
at ong the honours:
' lads who have rious stages of ional Cricket 's proficiency hey have been
hroughout the by Mr ;Jim?
Fluent rugby coasts home
Clitheroe RUFC 12, Calder Vale 3rd 6
CLITHEROE Rugby Union FC produced their most fluent rugby of the season when they comfort
ably vanquished Calder Vale.
1st Pendle forge ahead
IT WAS plain sailing for 1st Pendle Scouts who
coasted to victory in the Clitheroe and district Scouts’ Swimming Gala at Ribblesdale Pool. They finished with 71
points, well clear of run ners up Clitheroe Royal Grammar School troop, who totalled 40. Pendle swimmers came
home first in eight out of 13 events and they also won both relays. Anthony Wheelan received the vic tors’ trophy from District Commissioner for Scouts Dr G. D. Hampson. There was a good performance from the 1st Bowland troop, which .was formed only a few weeks ago. Results. (Key: 1st P = 1st
Pendle, CRGS = Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, St P = St Paul’s, St M = St Mary's, Loy = Loyola, Rib = Ribbles- dafe, 1st B = 1st Bowland).
— Birtwell
(CRGS), Worswick (Loy). 13-14 — Mashiter (1st P),
Back stroke: 11-12-12years (St P), Speak. oy).
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Fullerton (1st P), Pickles (CRGS). 15-16 — Mercer (1st P), Barker (St M), Haigh (CRGS). B reast stroke: 11-12
ye N'
ears — Birtwell (St P), orris (1st B), Whiteman
(1st P). 13-14 — Mashiter (1st P), Birtwell (St P), Cready (CRGS). 15-16 — Mashiter (1st P), Haigh (CRGS), Barker (St M). Free style: 11-12 years
— Roberts (1st P), Birt well ‘(St P), Worswick (Loy). 13-14 — Johnson (1st P), Pickles (CRGS), Royle (St M). 15-16 — Mashiter (1st P), Lee (Loy), Barker (St M). Plunge: Birtwell (St P),
Hogg (Rib), Lambert (1st B). Pyjama race: Birtwell (St P), Barker (St M), Hogg (Rib). D l v i n g : H i t c h e n
(CRGS), Pritchard (Rib), Knight (Loy), Wright (1st
P). In d iv id u a l Medley:
Mashiter (1st P), Birtwell. (St P), Barker (St M). Junior sguadron: 1st P,
CRGS, St M. (Same result for medlev squadron). Final platings: 1st P 71
pts, CRGS 40, St P 32, St M 30, Loy 22, Rib 17, IstB
12. . - v . With a few first team
r egu la r s u n a v a i la b le Clitheroe had to draw upon
• their depth in reserves, R. Wildman. and D. Fielding coming into the backs ana J. Bolton making his first team debut at wing for ward. All of them had a good game.
Clitheroe opened up the from the kick-oft, the
backs demonstrating their running and handling abil ity. The town team concen trated on basics. The pack worked hard in the loose to win good clean balls. These were fed quickly to the backs who efficiently pas sed down the line to the wingers. It was from such a move
that right winger Lund scored a good try under the posts for Wilson to con vert. John Coates added a very good penalty kick and Clitheroe led 9-0 at half time. It seemed that they
were going to pile up the points, but, with backs rearranged, some good moves lacked the required finish. Clitheroe did however,
score through a Coates’ penalty kick and continued to play open entertaining rugby. Calder Vale scored two
Fielding, Rudd, Wildman, Gor don, Coates, Gregory, Bolton, Lee, Parkinson, Wrigley, Sweeney, Dinsdale, Howarth.
TEAMS
CLITHEROE RUFC (v Leigh -2nd, home, 2-15
Wrigley, G. Williamson, T. Lee, A. Parkinson, R. Gre gory, J. Coates, A. Gor don, R. Lund, A. Rudd, G. Torbett, S. Greatorex, P. J. Wilson. Meet 2-15 p.m. Clitheroe RUFC II (v
&,m.): R. Haworth, P. insdale, A. Sweeney, A.
Wharfedale IV, away); I. Duxbury, J. Bolton, A. Coop, E. Topham, B. Knowles, R. Wildman, D. Shepherd, D. Tattersall, C. Roberts, M. Emmott, K. Moore, I. Lambert, D. Fielding, J. Clift, T. Rose. Reserves: J. Harper, N. Hopwood. Meet Ribbles dale Club 1-15 p.m. '
penalties as the result of two mistakes by Clitheroe for a final score'of 12-6 but • the home side were never in danger of defeat. CJitheroe XV: Wilson, Lund,
Coal Board manager, lives in Accrington but has been a Clitheroe member for around 20 years. He succeeds Mr Lawry Dent, of Whalley. . Highlight of the
customary inaugural match between teams led by the captain and the retiring captain was Peter Koine’s hole-in-one with an eight-iron at the 145-yard eighth.
Waddington turn on pressure
Waddington 2, Crown Paints 2
WADDINGTON lost a two-goal lead and with it the chance to shatter their visitors’ unbeaten record. Crown were joint Pre
mier Division leaders at the start of the match but had no answer to the villa gers’ first half attacks. John Kirk put Wadding
ton ahead and the interval- lead would have been grea- ter but for the woodwork twice coming to Crown’s rescue.- Waddington continued
to apply the pressure and grabbed a second goal when Gardner scored from Rimmer’s free kick. It all turned sour for the home side in the later stages when mistakes at the back enabled Crown to snatch a couple of goals and take a point. Even so, it was a good
performance by Wadaing- ton and if they can repeat this form they will soon be back among the title chal lengers.
Waddington: Nuttall, Bialecki (D), Seedle, Rimmer, Green, Gardner,. Bush, McGuire, Bishop, Kirk, Geldard. Subs: Whiteside, Lund.
Table Tennis
THE .Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association has made a couple of changes affecting match arrange ments.
The home fixture night
for the Post Office A team . is now Wednesday and not Thursday as shown in the o f f ic ia l l i s t . T ru te x matches in Division Two now begin at 7 p.m.
League results for Divi
sion One: Rimington YC A 7, Chatburn 3; Station Hotel A 6, Post Office A 4; Catholic YC A 4, Standen A 6. Division Two: Trutex 1, Crabtree’s B 9; Post Office B 6, Station Hotel B 4.. /
• : , How snooker teams fared
RESULTS in Clitheroe and d is t r ic t Snooker
League: Division One. Liberal A
10, Waddington A 4; Wad dington B 10, Catholic A 4; Calderstones 8, Pendle Club 6; Billington A 6, Conservative ;A 8; -Social Club 10, Chatburn A. 4. • Division Two. Riming-
ton B 8, Liberal B 6; Police 12, Slaidbum 2; Conserva tive B 6, sBillington B 8;
Catholic B 2, Rimington A 12; Details:
DIVISION ONE
Liberal A 405;- Wad dington A 368. H. C.
Clegg 12, D. Nelson 47; P.‘ Wiggins 67, S. Cox 81; D.
McIntosh 41, J. Wooff 69; R. Forshawi70,‘S.:Hatton
58; A.'Root82, F, Coar54; R. Pickvance'73,.G. Dins dale 59.
Waddington B , 442, • ’ ' , ■ •
C a th o l i c .A . 4 34. K. Walmsley; 67; t R. ^Turner 99; - IJ Waddington: 81, ^B. . Johnson 64; B.(Plullip.80;< J: Holmes 66; B. Wadding- tom 79,‘H. Hudson 70; A.
Wilkinson 61, A. Hall 77; D. Boothman 74,,T. Davies 57.
. Calderstones 520, Pen-
die Club 387. D. Fitzpat rick 60, T. Howarth 83; D. Wynne 82, T.„HiH 86; M. Joyce 47, A. Pearce 78; P. Backhouse 101, H. Sellers 61; T. Wilson 122, S. Edmondson 51; D. Hindle 108; J. Bush 48.
Billington A 390, Con
servative 429. B. Lee 42, E. Tomlinson 98; I. Brown 73, D. Cowperthwaite 91; R1 Hart 55, D. Lord 68; C. Britcliffe 72, G. Crowther 42; H.. Cook 72, J. Marsden 67; B. Robinson 76, J. Tit- terington 63; ,
- Social Club 469, Chat-
' burn A407. T. Clewes 59’, - P. Jones 76; B. Hargreaves
186, P. Clark40; J. Hall ll4, A. Clark 94; J. Cowell 94,
‘ R. Parker 58;.R. Cowking 1
65, D. .Speak 64; B., Dixon ,51,,N. Robinson 75.
t ;• -A DIVISION TWO i : ‘Catholic B369,Riming- . < ton A 565. J. Marsden 63, \! -
D. Raw 87; D. Hothersall 60, D. Seed 96; J. Lawson 45, A. .Walmsley 88; V. Maffia 55, B. Walmsley 112; L. Dixon 85, J. Hack ing 80; A. Thornber 61, A. Hacking 102.
Rimington B 439, Lib
eral B 429. J. Kenyon 102, J. Hacking 86;'J. Lund 55, A. Proctor 109; J. ■ Whit taker 55, J. V. Higginson 66; H. Thistlethwaite 65,1. Karim 71; G. Gorringham 88, W. Rishton 51; S. Petty 74, M. Higginson 46.
Police 483, Slaidburn
373. L. McEntee 71, L. Lawson 64; F. Booth 89, H. Carr 60; W. Moore 67, H." Dixon 59; P. Craig 70, J. Pinder 79; J:> Griffiths 87, J. Whitwell 67; T. Swift199,’ G.’ Tedstone 44: •
Conservative B 394,
Billington B.484.:B:;Astin 79, T. Peters 85; J. Morgan 76, J. Wild 52; D. Nuttall 44,' B / Thompson-118; D. Packer 52, D. Birkett 96;. •T: >WilliamsonV 60, >, G. i.R; Dell 59; R. Parker 83, W1 Roberts 74.
NEW captain of Clitheroe Golf Club, MrJohnYuill,is pictured “playing himself in" watched by fellow members; Mr Yuill, a retired
On October 27th, they are competing at Black pool.
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and PARCEL DELIVERY
PACKAGE Wigan Rovers 0, Clitheroe 2
TWO late goals saw Clitheroe to their first away win of the season on Saturday. The only surprise was that they could not find a way through the Wigan defence earlier in a very one-sided match.
New on the telly
strip
TELEVISION cameras will be at Shawbridge on Saturday focusing on Clitheroe’s efforts in their Lancashire Combination match against Chorley Reserves.
But fans need not rush
to tune in to “Match of the Day” to see the lads in action for it is new spon sors Cam-era who are film ing the game. The firm specialises in closed-circuit television and will be pre senting Clitheroe with a reel of the clash. Saturday is “Cam-era”
day at .Shawbridge and Clitheroe will be officially presented with their new blue and white strip, donated by the firm, before the kick-off. Another of Cam-era’s
sporting interests is motor rallying and some of their cars will be on show at the ground. The draw for the next
round of the FA Vase has been made and Clitheroe have landed a home tie with Ossett Albion on October 27th. Their squad for jaatur-
day’s game is: Underwood, W h ite s id e , L aw s o n , Richards, Sampson, Owen, Clements, Eden,. Walker, Morris, Lester) Eyles, Wright. The' reserves have an
away fixture at Roches ter. The team will be selected from: Dennett, Humphreys, Rush, Robin son, Conti,'Taylor (R), Taylor (J), Aspinwall, Jones, Tudisco, Portos, Hull,. Townsend. Players should meet at the Bridge Inn at 1 p.m.
HIT BY A QUICK
GOAL St Matthew’s 4,
Waddington Res 0
INJURY-HIT Wadding ton were rocked by a goal in the first minute and never really' recovered. The reshuffled side came under heavy pressure and conceded a further goal before half-time. Waddington kept fight
ing but were unlucky when appeals for a penalty were turned down. After going three, down, they lost Leach' with an injury. Their fate was, sealed
when the home side scored its fourth in the closing minutes. Tony Wadding ton and Boyd tried hard for the villagers but did not have much support. • Waddington Res: Phillips,
Boyd, Carter, Leach, Walker, Colebourne, Waddington,
Smith, Conti, Byrom, Hutchin-. son. Sub: Eglin.
The pattern was set
right from the opening minutes when Clitheroe created a bevy of chances — but missed the lot. Wigan’s goalkeeper was
a busy man and he also enjoyed some slices of luck . when Phil Morris rammed a shot against the bar and then Bernard Lester hit the post. It was still deadlock at
half-time and Clitheroe failed to make further headway after the break. Phil Morris was pulled off and Glen Wright, back after injury, went on as substitute. Twenty minutes from
time the move paid off. Wright dummiea a free kick on the edge of the box and instead Paul Clements curled it into the net. After waiting so long for
th e b r e a k t h r o u g h , Clitheroe scored again in
.the next minute. This time it was Lester who latched on to
a.through ball t'o do the trick. There was never any
real danger of losing'the lead and, despite the wasted chances, the Shaw bridge men can be pleased with their display. Graham Walker and Lester were the pick up front and Neil Owen was always busy in
midfield. C l ith c ro e : Underwood,
Whiteside, Lawson, Richards, Sampson, Owen, Clements, Eden, Walker, Morris, Lester. Subs: Eyles, Wright.
KEITH JONES. . . hat-trick for Reserves.
Hat-trick bobst for reserves
Clitheroe Res 4, BAC 2
A HAT-TRICK by Keith Jones helped Clitheroe’s “second string” to a fine win at Shawbridge on Saturday. Keith's first came when
a fine run by Portos set him up with the chance. It was still 1-0 at the interval, but BAC began to domi nate things and Clitheroe’s defence looked rather shaky. However, Mick Hum
phreys sent Len Aspinwall away with a great pass and he chipped the ball over the goalkeeper to put Clitheroe two up. The visitors pulled a goal
back, but Jones scored again to keep Clitheroe on top. A second BAC goal caused a few tremors for the Shawbridge men but Jones made the game safe when he rattled home a
tremendous left-foot shot. Clitheroe Res: Dennett, Humphreys, Rush, Robinson, Conti, Taylor (R), Taylor (J), Aspimvall, Jones, Tudisco, Por tos. Subs: Hull, Townsend.
GLEN SHINES FOR EMPRESS
EMPRESS 1st lost a tight match on the bleak Burnley courts by 2-3 with Glen Evans giving Empress a good start with a typical hard-hitting and determined performance. Conor McLaughlin at
Victory for Hodder -Cubs —
HODDER V AL L EY recorded their first victory since joining Clitheroe and district Cub Scout Football League at the beginning of the present season, beat ing Chipping 6-1.
Other results: Whalley
2, Pendle 1; Ribblesdale 2, St Paul’s 1; Loyola 6, Hod der Valley 1; Pendle 7, St Mary’s 0; Trinity Panthers 6; St Mary’s 0; Waddington 3, St' Paul’s 0; Trinity Tigers 1, Loyola 1; Gisburn 0, Whalley 4. .
S a t u r d a y ’s games:
Loyola v Trinity Panthers (J. Barrett), Gisburn v St Mary’s (J. Rowley), Chip- p i n g v P e n d l e (S. Hayhurst).- Sunday: Whal ley v Waddington ( S . . Farnsworth), St Paul’s v T r in i t y . T i g e r s (K. Robinson).
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West Bradford Ladies 2nd 1, Preston .Visionhire li THIS ,was a very ■fast score to .6-1.
: In the first half Preston .scored ' four good - clean
fame with the play evenly alanced at both lends. ;
More confidence The major,:,difference.?
between the abilities of the two’teams lay in
the.force-' ful effective play of the
goals-and West Bradford - Preston .forwards.* ‘.West scored an excellent goal
.just'before half timer*' ’>v
., .J Both - sides ; were tiring ^towards the end of the'sec-* jondr half; and : Pre’ston
scored twice to bring Hhe — — - - - -tt>—
7 ■ J:v.B1 a‘ckburn^scored lWest- Bradford’s goal.,
Bradford/forwards are inexperienced 'but ‘gaining:
,in skill and confidence .with :: 'each match. v,;’ ,
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No. 4 went the full dis tance before losing to an opponent who had mas tered the tricky conditions. Conor had match points
in the fourth game but the disappointment of losing them affected him in the
fifth. ’ . . Malcolm Macdonald con
tinued his winning ways with intelligent squash well suited to the court and the opposition, leaving the match- score at 2-1 to Empress. Neither Mike He ywo r th nor Steve Hutchinson could add the crucial extra point. Mike seemed to be on
top but failed to maintain his form. Steve lost, simi larly in the decider.' Empress need not be
downhearted by their slow start. Two first-teamers have left the club and the team has been unfortunate to start with- away games against strong opposition. The second team’s game
against'Diner’s .Club 2nd was cancelled, but the3rds travelled to. Diner’s. Club 1 and brought .off a fine 3-2- win. Though Dave Knight lost; the opening match
Empress went 3-1 ahead before Mike’Fielding nar-.-r rowly.. lost-’ the i c 1 os est match of the night by 2-3.
- Seven points from their, •first two encounters is, an excellent1 start to the sea-1, son-for the - 3rds.’>;‘{
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