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I hcroe 4 ves hot favourites


lination title when


jillenger, Levland top of the table.


st, McGuire antf Wright Simon Whiteside clear to ner home number three, vithin a couple of minutes am Walker strolled past Leyland defenders to a fourth.


. land’s second goal came in inal minute. McGuire was ged to have pushed a for- ln the box and Leyland’s :r Dalrymple converted the


ty.r of a tremendous team rmance by Clitheroe was eider Paul McGuire, who ed to be involved in every-


was booked, along with and Nigel Whiteside and .eyland players — an indi- of. how competitive the


i was. heroe moved to the top i goalless draw at Chorley ■ves, a side strengthened i inclusion of a number of earn players. . times, the Shawbridge football was first class and


Irds the end o f the 90


tes,. Tony E y le s and im Walker missed two chances to win the game, theroe’s side for both nes was: U nd e rw o od ,


I, Whiteside (N), Morris, Birds, Clements, Eden, j .e s id e (S ) , Sampson, r, McGuire. Subs: Wright awson.


nigh game ahead


ITHEROE face a tough le fixture on Saturday In local rivals Colne liamos visit Shaw-


Ige. It the moment Colne I th e on ly s id e , . Ihematically, who could T-haul Clitheroe by win- their three games in


IT. luch a vital fixture for lh teams is sure to


lact a big crowd, with jie expected to bring a le following. Kick-off is


|m.


Iitest positions at the top of (league:


P W D LPts lieroe.....................21 11 8 2 30


I jp ......................... 21 11 5 527 ■


low Res............... 21 10 7 4 27 lham.................... 21 10 7 4 27


.............. 18 9 6 3 24.


Garwood................19 10 4 5 24 [/land.....................20 7 10 324


IClitheroe chairman Mr Tril Whiteside said he Its confident this week |it the Shawbridge club uld win the title, pro-


lled players steered clear " injuries and suspen- |ns. |rhe squad for the Colne ne is the same as that last weekend, although


lul Clements is very lu b t fu l . His likely Iplacement is Glen fight.


pportsmen’s night out


Clitheroe Cricket


lub is hoping to boost s building fund with a oortsmeos evening at he White Bull, Gis- urn, on Monday, 7-30.


1 Main spealter is j.lackburn R o v e r s ’ luncan McKenzie. There are still a few ckets left, price £8 and nyone wishing to go hould contact John foden, tel. Accrington 182089.


)an n y ‘on th e b a ll’


1BLESDALE Table Tennis ociation went down 6-4 to pdburn in a Lancashire and ishire Table Tennis League,.- rision 5, match played at ckbum Post Office.


Idwever, Ribblesdale were disgraced. Captain Danny


Jilston showed just why he is ] best player in Ribblesdale by


Iining three games against the


icrienced Barry Hal rphy and G. Clark.


Jiark Horsfall also beat Hall, third man Stuart Thomson s o f f form and had an


Iiappy evening.


tibblesdale have now only • more match to play — jnst Liverpool Buss Houses, ■atest league results:


livision One — Crabtrees A Jhatbum 3: Post Office A 9, mngton YCA 1- Standen A 4, ibtrees A 6; Standen B 8, tholic YCA 2; CathoUc YCA Post Office A 8; Station A 8, nington YCA 2. 'rabtrees A lead Division One oine point from Standen A


1 have a match in hand. Post "ice A are one point behind inden with a match in hand. Remaining important fixtures


:: Crabtrees A v Standen B I Post Office A (home games), st Office, A v Stanaen A, inden B v Post Office A.


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Record for Livesey


BY winning Clayton-le- Moors Harriers’ senior race at the club’s cross­ country championships held at Wilson Playing Fields, Clayton-le-Moors, on S a tu r d a y , Paul Livesey, of Clitheroe, established a club record of nine club championship titles in 12 years. His time for the eight-


mile distance was 53 mins 5 secs. Other local placings in


the race: 3, Ian Perrow (R e a d ) ; 3 0 , R o g e r Dewhurst (B olton -oy - Bowland); 32, George Brass (Clitheroe); 39, Ed Hill (Clitheroe). In the youths’ race over


four miles Graham Patten came second, with Derek Parrott (both Clitheroe) third . Duncan P ark (Clitheroe) came fourth in the boys’ race over two


miles. Running for Clayton-le-Moors


Harriers in the Chew Valley Fell Race at Greenfield, near Oldham, on Sunday, Shaun Livesey (Clitheroe) finished third in the youths’ race. His time for the four-mile


course, which includes 900ft. of climbing, was 30 mins. 44 secs. He was only 12 seconds


behind the winner, K. Benson (Bingley Harriers). Graham Patten (Clitheroe)


changed to his favourite sport on Sunday and took first place in the 17-19 age group at the North East Region orienteering event at Eston Nab, near Middles­ brough.


. He was representing Pendle


Forest Orienteers and nis time for the 6.8km course was 49 mins. 49 secs.


A double honour for lady


darters TWO Clitheroe lady darts players have become the first-ever Ribble Valley League players to be selected for Lancashire. The pair, Rose Brown,


of Monk Street, and Linda Briggs, of Brett Close, have been consistent per­ formers in the ladies’


league. Their reward is inclusion . . . .


in -the 10-strong county side which will take .on opponents from Cheshire, Gwent and Clwyd at Llan­ dudno a week on Sunday in the opening stage of an inter-county tournament organised 'by the National Darts Association. As well as her good work


as captain of the Black Horse A, Linda earned her place thanks to sterling efforts in organising the


town darts team. Rose, who skippers Join­


ers A, forced her way into the limelight with some great play in a knock-out darts tournament sp on- , sored by a drinks firm. League secretary. Mrs


Joyce Holgate feels the selections are a great boost for-all Ribble Valley lady


Jpy darters.


'* ....... * “ It shows that the stan­ dard in the league is rising all the time ana that we are gaining some recognition for this,’’ she said.


Premier squad


WADDINGTON FC will have Lower Chapel as visitors to Twitter' Lane in a Blackburn Combination, Premier Division, game on Saturday, kick off 2-30


P The villagers will be without Paul Green who is still under


8U^S'squad is Nuttall, Bialocki (M), Seedle, Rimmer, Spencer,


Bush, Byrom, Kirk, C o - eboume, Gardner, Milkr, Gel- dard, Gidlow, Bialecki (D). Meet ground 1-45 p.m.


The villagers’ reserve Bide will


have another open date but man­ ager Peter Carter is hoping to


■ arrange a friendly away, from home to keep his players, on


their, toes. Waddington tram at Twitter, . . . . . . .


Lane on Wednesdays (6-30 p.m.) and all players are requested to attend now that floodlighting has been installed over the five-,


a-side pitch. matches. ■ It is hoped players will make


full use of this tadhty to prepare fo r coming. league and cup


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Cubs keep


battling


CLITHEROE and dis- Cub Scout Foot- I League-were, out


CYRIL


ot.luck in their games with South Ribble,


i with both A and B teams going down. -


yv/.f. RIBBLE VALLEY LEAGUE


Aitken Shield Victoria in sides triumph SJ,°™


Victoria 6, Roe Lee West 1


VICTORIA and Roe Lee West finally met in their much postponed Aitken Shield first round replay. Having been held to a 1-1 draw by the Second Division opposition, Victoria asserted their authority to go into the second : virtue o f a 6-1 win This match, against


Division Three side Broc- khall, is programmed for Saturday on the hospital pitch. In another delayed sec­


ond round match, a power­ ful Chatbum side put 11 goals past Third Division Rimington Reserves with­ out reply.


RESULTS Aitken Shield,, first round


replay, Victoria 6, Roe Lee West 1. Second round, Chat- burn 11, Rimington Res 0. Division One: Cross Keys 0,


RAFC 2; Trinity 2, Grindleton 1; Sabden 0, West Bradford 2. Read Utd v Henthom Utd (post­


poned). Division Two: Hurst Green 1.


Calderstones 2; Waggon and Horses 6. Rimington 1; Chipping 1, Chatbum Res 1; Transport v Pendle Furniture (postponed). Division Three: Broekhall 10, Trinity Res 0; West Bradford


. Res 0, Whalley A 3; Grindleton Res 1, Station Hotel 5; Martin Velvets v Brown Cow (post­ poned).


FIXTURES Aitken Shield, round two:


Brockhall v Victoria (CB). Divi­ sion One: Henthom Utd v Chat­ bum (DC), West Bradford v Trinity (NB), Grindieton v Read Utd (TP). RAFC v Whallcy Arms Celtic (GL). Division Two: Rimington v


Hurst Green (MF), Read Utd Res v Waggon and Horses (TW), Pendle Furniture v Whal­ ley Res (DM).


Division Three: Station Hotel


v West Bradford Res (TJ), Cross Keys Res v.Rimington Res (ID), Hurst Green Res v Martin Velvets (JD), Brown Cow v Grindleton Res (BJ), Trinity Res v Lord Nelson (?).


Fight for survival


Trinity 2, Grindlcton 1


TRINITY picked up two precious points in their bid for First Division survival from a tough clash with fellow strugglers Grind­


leton. The sticky pitch made


play difficult and the first half was goalless, despite Trinity’s appeal for a pen­ alty for handball. After the break, Trinity


keeper Mitcheson pulled off a couple of good saves before Stirzaker put them in front with a spot kick. The villagers snatched


an equaliser, but Neil Hodgkinsdn put Trinity back in. front with a good


goal. Grindleton had to play


out the final stages with ten men when, having brought on their substi­ tute, another player had to go off injured. Trinity: Mitcheson, Fishlock,


Penman, Schofield, Meyler, H itchen, Kay, Stirzaker, Devine, Stell, Hodgkinson. Sub.


Whitaker. Grindleton: Parkinson (D),


Jones, Seed, Smith, Read, Turner, Dugdale, Ward, Cowk- ing, Powell; Parkinson. Sub.


Pinder. . , Four-goal Steinhofel


Easy for Waggon


Waggon and Horses 6, Rimington 1


THIS Division Two match proved to be very much a one-sided encounter and Waggon might well have won by an even greater margin. Steinhofel was in out­


standing form and scored the home side’s, first four goals before Baldwin pul­ led one back .for the vis-- itors. Bradley and Mantle


scored the other two goals for Waggon whose defence was rarely troubled. It was sweet revenge for


a 6-2 defeat in the fourth, week of the season.


Waggon and Horses: Hall,


Colebourne, Collinge, Coulston, Mantle, Thornher, Smith, Rigby, Stoinhofel, Dean, Brad­ ley. Sub: Lawson.


Sabden dither


in defence Sabden 0,.


West Bradford 2


GOALS in each half of an uninspired First Division encounter was enough to g ive West B ra d fo rd


victory. Both teams turned in


below-par performances but the visitors took advantage of a couple of defensive mistakes by Sab­ den to see them home. The opening goal came


after half an hour when Mick Dowden latched onto a bad back pass and fired


home. Mid.. .*, . . . . - - b * .----------- half


ond " the spot to poac


Midway through the sec- f BiT ~ '


_____ r ____j pc ond in a goalmouth scram-


the sec-


ill Briggs was on ich "


ble after Sabden’s rear­ guard had failed to clear the danger when they had the chance. The home side’s black


afternoon was completed when midfield man Denis Balmbra was sent off in the closing stages for dissent.


GRINDLETON CC have


decided to give up their place in the Clitheroe and District League because of the poor condition of their


Grindleton stumped by pitch


ing and the League was informed about tne move


pitch. The decision was made


at the club’s annual meet- Game


abandoned


Hoghton 1, Waddington 1 (Abandoned after 50 minutes).


AN evenly balanced clash came : to an untimely end when a Hoghton defender broke a leg ana the referee decided to aban­


don the match. : Waddington fell behind in the 15th minute when they failed to clear a comer kick properly. But they levelled the scores with Paul Byrom knocking in a pen­ alty after a Jimmy Coleboume shot had been handled'on the goal line by a Hoghton player. W a d d in g t o n : .N u t ta l l ,


Bialecki (M), Seedle, Rimmer, Spencer,’ Bush, Byrom, Kirk, Coleboume,- Gardner, Miller. Subs: Geldard, Gidlow.


this week. With the village playing field


being used for football during the winter, club members felt it would be unfit for league cricket in the summer and wanted to avoid players being injured because of the rough surface. It is a sad blow for the club,


w h ich tw o s e a s o n s a g o embarked on an. ambitious pro­ ject of laying its own cricket square on the field, but has now


had to accept defeat. , Former team captain Mr.John


Kenyon, of Stonelea, Grindle­ ton, said: “There is nowhere else we could play without running up considerable expenses ana our funds would not have been


able to cope.” However, it is hopd to put the


pitch in a fit enough state to play a couple of friendlies during the


summer. 1 Formed.four yea rs a go,


Grindleton CC . jo in e d : the Clitheroe and District League when it started in 1977. ..


THE second division side Roe Lee West were no match for first division Victoria in the Aitken Shield first-round replay.


round by Within 10 minutes David


Astin scored from the spot when V ic to r ia w e re awarded a penalty for a foul on Stephen Kenyon.


From a free-kick on the


left Graham- Tomlinson sent in a high ball which Kenyon again drove into the net.


Mick Isherwood scored


the third goal, with a well placed header, after Mal­ colm Barker won the ball' on the wing and crossed it


to him. Two goals by Barker


within five minutes of the re-start made Victoria’s progress to the next round


certain. Their sixth was scored


by Astin after a solo run in which he-took on the defence one by one.


Roe Lee’s one goal was


scored five minutes from time. For the last half hour


Roy Cattermole substi­ tuted for Paul Humphreys, who had a knee injury. Roe Lee had two players booked in the first half.


William Campbell and


Paul Wright were Vic­ toria’s best players, but the whole team played


well. Victoria: Hall, Simpson,


Tomlinson, Wright, Laf- ranceshina, Isherwood, Astin, Campbell, Barker Humphreys, Kenyon. Sub:


' Cattermole.


Keys fail to click


Cross Keys 0, Ribblesdale AFC 2


CROSS KEYS found themselves having to make a last-minute change for this challenging encounter with the Division One


leaders. G oalkeep er Walker


failed to turn up so Robin­ son was moved from mid- field to the custodian’s pos­ ition and Paul Jackson was brought into the side for his debut. Ground conditions had


much to do with making the game a scrappy one. Ditch m


The uneven piten meant that the ball had to be played before it bounced, and dribbling was almost impossible. Keys settled first' and Wilkinson hit the post with a long shot. The lead was conceded


to Ribblesdale when two defenders tangled with Robinson and allowed Woods to poke a soft goal. Keys continued to waste


chances and maintain pressure


. but the visitors increased their lead when Smith volleyed home from Johnston’s cross. Keys had another near-miss


when the ball stuck on the goal­ line and Dinsdale subsequently planted a 40-yard'drive against


the bar. It was not the Longridge


side’s day and they left tne field at the end wondering how on earth they had missed gathering both points.


Cross Keys: Robinson, Wil­


kinson (J),. Stott. Parkinson, Din sd a le , Wilkinson (R ) , Walmsley, Jackson. Shorrock, Heaney, Snape. Sub: Bailey. RibDlesdale AFC: Holgate,


Bush, Mullen, Preedy, Hum­ phries, Smith, ABtley, Bishop, Johnston, Woods, Pinch. Sub: McAlly.


Rugby Teams Clitheroe RUFC (v Blackpool


III, home, meet Ribblesdale Club 2-30 p.m.): R. Haworth, P. Dinsdale, A. Sweeney, J. Hol­ den, P. Ramsey, A. Lee, M. Fox, R. Gregory, J. Coates (capt), A. Gordon, D. Tattersall, S. Greatorcx, R. Lund, R. Wild- man, P. Wilson.: 2nd XV (v Carnforth II;


away, meet Ribblesdale Club i* 30 p.m.): J. Walker. K. Moore,


A. Corless, G. Williamson, J. Duxbury, J. Clift, D. Shepheni, C.'Hopwood, C. Roberts (capt), A.’ Wrigley, . I. Richardson, D.


Jones, B; Fielding, A. Parkin: son, T. Rose.- Rop M. Emmott,


R. N. Hopwood. YOUNG . . . hat-trick


Chatburn’s goal feast


Chatburn 11, Rimington Res 0


THE gulf between the first and third divisions of the League was clearly demonstrated when Chat- burn had Rimington Reserves as visitors in the first round of the Aitken Shield. The pattern of the play


was established in the opening minutes when Cnatburn romped to a three-goal lead. From then onwards,


football in the accepted sense was only a remote possibility, the only inter­ est being how many times would Cnatburn score. Hargreaves opened the


way with a shot that went in off the post. Dobson ventured upfield to pro­ vide the next and Young quickly brought the score


to three. Rimington’s discomfi­


ture was complete when Hartley put tne ball into


his own net. H a rg rea v e s scored


Chatbum’s fifth from the p en alty sp o t , Young scored again and Conti cracked home another


goal. There was no respite for


Rimington after the break. Musgrove got his name on the score sheet and Young completed a hat-trick with the best goal of the game. Not content to remain at the heart of the home defence, Dobson again moved upfield to score, and Conti added the eleventh. Chatburn played most of


the game at half-pace but still completely mastered an over-worked Rimington


defence. H ow e v e r , Oldham


earned respect for a good performance as the vis­ itors’ centre-half and the team generally deserved credit for never giving up against such strong opposi­


tion. Chatburn: Johnson, Mus­


grove, Astin, Bretherton, Dob­ son, Croft, Conti, Harrison, King, Hargreaves, Young. Sub:


Scott. R im in g ton R e s : Hayth-


ornthwaite, Hartley (A), Old­ ham, Turner, Smith, Holgate, Drinkall, Hodgson, Hartley (J), W hittaker, Hodgson. Sub: Houghton.


Clitheroe take the points


Ashton on Mersey 3rd 0, Clithcroe 1st 4pts


BOTH teams opened up play at every opportunity on a pitch ideal for attack­ ing rugby, and fitness proved the deciding factor. Early in the first half,


injuries robbed each side of a player. Clitheroe lost centre Alan Rudd who had to leave the field to have a cut forehead stitched. There was no score in


the first half, but in the second Clitheroe’s quick covering: began to - frus­ trate the more experienced home side. - Success in the scrums and


lineouts gave Clitheroe ample possession and, eventually, the winning points. An attacking kick was picked


up by-winger Dave Tattersall. He passed inside to Robin Lund, who sprinted and scored a try. in the corner.


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• ’: Ashton’s constant attacks put Clitheroe under heavy, pressure in the last 10 minutes,-, but the defence held. . . .. .


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n A e f team trailed 2- f at half-time and went lurther behind just a»er the break. How­ ever, they pulled a goal back through Sher- *!ae1


rl only for South


tt'hble to add a fourth. . t nc lads kept battl­ ing and Sherliker was on target again as the game boiled up into a rousing finish, with South Ribble a little flattered by the mar­ gin of victory.


In the other game


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both Clitheroe teams before the matches. Back (from the left),


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Luck of the drawl


WEST B R AD FORD Ladies’ Hockey Club played two games at the weekend ana drew both. Saturday’s home match


with Burnley became a hard struggle on a heavy pitch and Burnley scored before the home defence had settled. Play later became more


"even and West Bradford applied much pressure but without result. Main features of a rather


scrappy second half were the excellent play of Margaret Dug­ dale at right back and the award of a penalty after Bumley had twice ignored warnings for per­ sistent early breaks at comers. Helen Chard scored from the


spot and despite a late series of Burnley, attacks the game


finished all square. Tired by Saturday’s dour


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Helen Chard adding to her mounting tally.,


Blackpool equalised quickly


and were unlucky not to profit more from their continuous


pressure.-


West Bradford looked slug- fish and weary but managed to


2nd lost 1-0 to GRE.


Reserve team


CLITHEROE Reserves travel to meet Brinscall in a Blackburn Comb in a t io n f i x t u r e on


Saturday. The squad is: Dennett, Hum-


phreys, Rush, Peel, Devine, Rod Taylor, Conti, Dover, Wad­ dington, John Taylor, Jones, Jim Taylor. Players meet at 1 p.m. at the King’s Arms.


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