Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, March 13th, 1980 23 - If ers


performances there some highlights in mpetitions. 1st team defeated


quent league champ- ead by five wickets


the 2nd 11 fought ■elves out of a rele- 1 position by playing lined and deter- cricket. The junior


et members had er successful season, bowling team also disappointing time, a brief spell in the


division of the Great w o od B o w l in g e, they had been re­


ed to the second, e v e r , Mr Boden d the members for contribution of £543 building fund,


ficers — President, s Southworth; sec- y and assistant sec- y, John Boden and Wallace; treasurer, an Robinson; subs tary and assistant, an Windle and Jim rn; cricket secret-


Keith Fawcett; crick- ixtures secretary, r Banks; bowling tary, Eric Porter; t league representa- John Boden, Colin , Roger Banks.


addington ep fingers


crossed DINGTON bid to it third time lucky


'aturday when they el to He lm sh o r e ed for their quarter of the Birtwistle


e two p r e v io u s


>s were postponed be- of a waterlogged


im manager John is hoping for a much


oved performance Saturday’s display


st Lower Chapel, e winner of the quar- inal will meet Crown its in the semis. :r Chapel themselves reached the semis


:hey face ROF. adaington will select : Nutt all, Bialecki Seedle, Rimmer,


ecki (D), Spencer, h, Byrom, Kirk,


ers meet Waggon and les at 1 p.m. addington Reserves a home game against


olic YC at Twitter i (kick-off 2-30 p.m.). mager Peter Carter cts from; Phillips, h, Boyd, Stanford, i, Stewart, Hutchin- Gidlow, Green,


ti, Dean, Geldard, greaves, Carter.


ub-Scouts YOLA and Trinity


ers are joint winners this season’s Clitheroe district Cub Scout


tball League, inal results are: St ry’s 1, Trinity Tigers St Paul’s 0, Loyola 5; -ping 1, Whalley 9. e one outstanding


ure, between Hodder ley and Whalley at rst Green, will be ’ed on Sunday. (Re- .e: Mr P. Marsden).


Ladies’ darts


TEST positions in the b le Va l le y L a d i e s ’ t s League are:


's Arms 56, Judge Walmes- 48. .Ighest score: A. Spencer ners B) 140. ivision Two: Brown Cow British Legion 8-1, Catholic ial Centre B 83, Pendle eh 80, Catholic Social


ivision One: Horse Shoe Joiners A 77, Joiners B 77, :k Horse A 68, Bonny Inn Royal Oak 64, Whalley s 62, Black Bull 58, Fief­


in, Colebourne, Gard- Miller, Geldard.


Clitheroe make „ it five in a row


Clitheroe 1st 13 pts, Blackpool 3rd 12 ,


CLITHEROE had to show all their resilience to gain their fifth successive win by overcoming the strong Blackpool side at Littlemoor. The threequarters'were "A converted try, just ’


s tr en g th en ed by the before half-time brought


r e tu r n o f S t e p h e n Greatorex, and their com­ mitted tackling broke up many Blackpool attacks. A penalty goal by Peter


Wilson gave Clitheroe an ea r ly le a d , but th e heavier Blackpool pack then put them under pressure.


- The Clitheroe pack


compensated for their scrummaging deficiency by mobility in the loose, and the fast centres con­ stantly threatened Black­ pool. Mick Fox, outstanding


for Clitheroe at wing for­ ward, increased their lead with a try scored after the Blackpool fullback’s kick was charged down. John Coates converted.-


2ndstake Clitheroe RUFC 2nd 13 pts


the points Carnforth 2nd 11 pts


IN another close finish, Clitheroe managed to' snatch a victory they had earned and then almost thrown away.


After a hesitant start,


which allowed the home side to move into a seven- point lead, Clitheroe set­ tled down but found diffi- c u l ty in co n v e r t in g pressure into points.


However, the strong


running of Price in the Centre finally brought about a try which Willans converted, so Clitheroe turned round only- one point down.


Continued pressure in


the second half produced no points until Willans dropped a superb goal fol­ lowing good work by Corless.


With less than five mi­


n u te s left, Carnforth notched an uncoverted try due-to some slack play by Clitheroe.


This produced an in­


stant reply with Fielding scoring a good try after some fine passing by the


centres.


Kath throws winner


THE R ib b le V a lley Ladies’ Town darts team started their Lancashire League campaign in fine style, with a win over Rossendale Ladies.


In an exciting contest


at th e Sp rin g Mill, Langho, the outcome of the match depended on the last game, with the


score 3-3. But Kath Wild, of the


Horse Shoe team, came through without any prob­ lems and ' notched a 2-0 win. '


Victories by similar


margins went to Maureen Waadington and Rose Brown (both Black Horse) and Barbara Parker (Spring Mill). Barbara Bleazard (Spring Mill) lost 2-1 as did Pat Taylor and Linda Briggs (both Join­ ers A). However, Linda had the highest score of


137. The next fixture for the


ladies is on Sunday when they travel to meet Heywood.


Steve Conti


Easy for Chatburn


Chatburn 9, Henthorn 0


CHATBURN’S Geoff Young scored his second hat-trick in two games as his side strolled to an easy victory in their First Division clash with lowly Henthorn. It was Young who


opened the scoring in the 10th minute. The home team went further ahead when Hargreaves knocked in a penalty. The third goal came from ex-Henth- orn player Conti, then Hargreaves was in on the act again and Croft added another just before half­ time. It was a similar story


after the interval with Conti grabbing his second b e f o r e Y o u n g d id likewise. Musgroye hit Chat-


burn’s eighth and Young completed his hat-trick to round off the scoring. Henthorn’s youngsters


were always up against it, but Gary Townsend per­ formed well. Goalkeeper Slack and Bretherton had good games for Chatbum. Chatburn: Slack, Musgrove,


Astin, Bretherton, Dbson, Croft, Conti, Harrison, King, Hargreaves, Young. Sub: Dms-


dale (N).Henthorn: Bates, Townend (G), Shirliker, Green, Couston, Johnston, Metcalfe, Wilkinson, Aspinall, Stewart , Tudisco. Sub: Townsend (M).


Reserves stay at bottom


Trinity Res 0, Lord Nelson 2 ’


GOALS in either half were enough to give Lord Nelson the points against a Trinity side firmly an­ chored at the foot of Divi­


sion Three. The


visitors had


better of the opening stages but Trinity de­ fended well and created a couple of chances. -The first goal came in


the 30th minute when Maloney was on target from close ,range. After the break Trinity


missed a couple of simple opportunities and paid dearly when Jimmy Bir- kett hit the pub side’s second 10 minutes from


time. Trinity deserve credit


for their efforts, with W in ck ley, Kerrison, Burgess and Marsden out­ standing in defence.


rison, Burgess, Tumbulf, Britc- liffe, Threlfall, Whittaker, Marsden, Slater, Wilkinson, Fawcett. Sub: Davies. Lord Nelson: Catterall,


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itre A 77, Spring Mill 75, itral W.MC 70. Low Moor b 66, Black Horse B 62, ven Heifer 58, Victoria 53.: ighest score: E. Briggs tholic Social Centre A) 128.’


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Ribblesdale stake claim to title


RIBBLESDALE took a step nearer the First Division title with a decisive win in tneir top-of-the-table duel


Ribblesdale AFC 3, Whalley Arms Celtic 0.. with


Whalley. Arms Celtic. The result was all the


more pleasing for them because the only league defeat they have suffered so far was inflicted upon them by Celtic. The early exchenges went Ribbles-


dale’s way, but Whalley came back strongly as the game progressed. How­ ever, at half-time the deadlock had not been broken despite several near misses. Soon after the break


the pub side fell behind when George Smith headed home a George McAUy corner. Once in front, Ribbles­


dale took control and almost increased their lead when Stuart Astley


hit the bar. It was Astley who made the second goal


Brockhall in


Brockhall 2, Victoria 1


AN own-goal by William­ son in the opening moves of th is long-awaited Aitken Shield second round tie did not dishear­ ten Brockhall. The gap between the


third division hospital side and their first division op­ ponents never seemed ap­ parent in the end to end play. There was some ex­ cellent goalkeeper on both sides.


Brockhall scored late in


the second half, the first after a Fox corner which led to Steve Bennett flick­ ing the ball into the net - from a g o a lm o u th


the , scramble. Another Fox corner


was the prelude to the second goal, Dave Hinks- man executing a flying header. Overall it was an enter­


taining and exciting game producing some good foot­


ball. Victoria were unlucky


to catch Brockhall on their best form — and probably their best of the


season. The win puts Brockhall , , „


in the mood for another Division One scalp when they meet lowly-placed Trinity in the third round.


son, Synczysz, Hinksman (J), Bennett (G), Price, Fox, Hinks- man (D), Bennett (S), Smith, Williamson. Sub: Heeramum. Victoria: Hall, Simpson,


Brockhall: Lynch, Parkin-


Richmond, Almond, Davidson, Hughes , Maloney. Baber, Bishop, Birkett. Bishop, Jef­ fery. Sub: Hawthorne. .


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to pull off a good save to keep out a fierce volley by Hallam.


But Whalley left them­


selves stretched at the back and Ribblesdale took advantage of this to grab a breakaway third goal. Johnson was the scorer after he had been put through by Smith.


Jim Wood


when he put Jim Wood through and the striker gave goalkeeper John Wilson no chance with his shot. Whalley pushed for­


ward to try and rescue something from the game and had ill luck when John Bargh’s header was cleared off the line by Bush. Then Holgate had


It was a good all round


effort by Ribblesdale, who were well served by Smith and Astley. Brom­ ley put in a good perform­


ance for Whalley. Kibblcsdale AFC: Holgate,


Bush, Mullen, Precdy, Hum­ phreys, Smith, Astley, McAlly, Pinch, Wood, Johnson. Sub: Hargreaves.


W h a l l c y Arms Ce l t ic: . ,


Wilson, Foster (J), Ainsworth, Price, Drews, Bromley, Tit- te r ington, Brooks, fiargh, Hallam, Foster (R).


Teams line up for ^ Shield tourney


THE Ribble Valley Football League-program­ me takes second place this week to the third round of the Aitken Shield. As a result there will


be only one league game in Division Two and three in Division Three. The semi-finals of the


Advertiser and Times Cup have been arranged for Sunday, March 23rd, at Roefield (2-15 p.m.). The m a tch e s are:


Martin Velvets v Station Hotel (Officials: N. Berry, M. Fielding, T. Jackson);' Brockhall v Brown Cow (T. Poole, D. Crouch, J. Duffy).


FIXTURES Aitken S hield, 3rd


round: Whalley A v Hurst Green (TP), Sabden v Whalley Reserves (NB), Cross Keys v Chatburn Reserves (MF), Riming-- ton v Calderstones (DC), Brown Cow v West Brad­ ford (JD), Chipping v RAFC (DM), Read Utd Reserves v Chatburn (GL), Brockhall v Trinity (TJ). All replays on March


22nd. Division Two: Pendle Furniture v Roe Lee


West (BJ). Division Three: Lord


Nelson v Rimington Res (?); Hurst Green Res v Grindleton Res (ID); Sta­ tion Hotel v Martin Vel­ vets (CB).


Tomlinson, Wright, Lafrances- china, Isherwood, Astin, Campbell, Barker, Humphries, Kenyon. Sub: Cattormole.


Priceless) equaliser


' Tim Bobbin 4 Dugdalc’s I, ,


DUGDALE’S came back from the dead to snatch a point in their fight to- move away from the foot: of the Burnley Sunday League’sThird Division.-. They looked set for a


trouncing when they trailed 3-0 at half-time, but they rallied well and goals,from Wilson (2).and Conti levelled the scores. ■ When Wilson limped off .injured they had to, reor­ ganise the side and the. game seemed to have slip­ ped awayi from . their grasp when the visitors


■took the lead _again -five minutes from time. But. with only two mi­ nutes left, Price equalised


;with a superb 25-yard lob.' Outstanding for Dugdale’s were Cotterill and-Astin.


Promotion hopes


dashed


Clithcroc LFC 1, Ingol 4


CLITHEROE Ladies could field only nine play­ ers for this NW League fixture because of illness and injuries, but they put. up a tremendous fight. . After conceding two


goals in- the first half, Clitheroe kept -up the pressure and restricted Ingol to their halL How­ ever, the visitors broke away to add a third.


- Minutes later Adele Duckworth scored p de-


. served consolation goal for .Clitheroe,) although Ingol made it four late in -the game. -


■ The defeat virtually


kills Clitheroe’s chances of promotion from the Second Division of the league, although! they maintained their irecord of having scored in every game this season. f .


B e low -p a r United


drop out Clithcroe URC YC 0


CLITHEROE United Re­ formed Church Youth Club were far below their true form when they en­ countered Leeds Youth Club in the National Youth Clubs Football Competition, under-21 quarter finals.


It was the furthest


Clitheroe had reached in their three seasons in the competition and in which they were always the Lancashire area winners.


Their ‘‘Roses’’ oppo­


nents went into a quick lead as the result of-a midfield mix-up which gave them the opportuni­ ty to intercept a back- pass.


./Another misunderstand­ ing led to Leeds’ second goal against the run of play wnen Clitheroe had created one or two scor­


ing chances. A f t e r th e b r e a k ,


Clitheroe brought on Derick Croft in place of the injured Dave Astin and the newcomer headed narrowly over the bar. Leeds added two more :


goals and by then the game was virtually over a l th o u g h C l i tn e r o e


brought on Peter Stir- zaker for Jimmy CoL ebourne for the last lo


minutes. ■ S t e v e Smith was Clitheroe’s man-of-the- match with Paul Brether­ ton also. having played well. -


Chris Snape and th ev , ,


players would like to, thank 'all th o se who travelled-to support them, and are sorry not to have, returned with a victory. The club is looking fo r -' ward - to -next year's com-; petition .in-:.the. hope'Ot. winning the .Lancashire.


area final for a record; fourth time.


Clithcroe UUFC YC: Under­ wood, Smith, Soodle, . Brether­


Croft, Stimker. , .


ton, . Spencer , M a n s f i e l d , , Whiteside, Wadaington, Astin,' Gardner, Colobourne. p u d s . ,


Decider for title


WHITE HART failed by only one game to clinch the championship of Divi­ sion One of the Clitheroe and D i s t r ic t D a r t s League. In their last match of


the season they beat Bridge Inn 7-1, the fatal defeat being in the last game of the night. So White Hart and the reign­ ing leaders Royal Oak A must play-off for title honours.


Division One Royal Oak A 110 pts,


White Hart 110, Craven Heifer 92, Horse Shoe 81, Read Club 79, Bridge Inn 79, Commercial 72, Copy Nook 70, Pendle Witch 62, Judge Walmesley 59 King’s Arms 34. A11 played 1 9 .except Oak, Hart and Bridge (20).


Division Two Lower Buck 85 pts


Spring Mill 83; Victoria (Harwood), Black Horse 82, Black Bull 81, Royal Oak B 70, Buck (Grindle ton) 60, Joiners Arms 50. White Horse 48, Wad- dington SC 38..


Division Three Brockhall SC 83 pts,


Lord Nelson 79, Bonny Inn 78, Cross Keys 72, Victoria .(Clitheroe) 72,


.Pendle Hotel 69, Buck '(Clitheroe) 63,-Bay Horse 56, Station- Hotel 55, Brown Cow 52. . > - \


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Blackpool within easy reach of Clitheroe’s score,, but the situation quickly changed again. The Clitneroe pack won


the ball, and it was fed to Lund, at centre. He outran most of the de­ fence, and his pass en­ abled Mick Fox to crash over for his second try. Blackpool pame back


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defence denied them any further score.


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find the net R IB B L E S D A L E school’s fourth-year netball team has been chosen to represent Lancashire in Satur­ day s North-West reg- jonal finals — the. first-ever team from Llitheroe to land this honour. The girls qualified


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