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Vitken Shield time


APART from a first-round replay, clubs in the Ribble Valley Football League will be engaged in.the sec­ ond round of the Aitken Shield this weekend.


Committed to replay are


Roe Lee West and Victoria who drew one-all on Satur­


day. Through to round two


a r e Ri mi n gt o n and Sabden. In D i v i s i o n One,


R i b b l e s d a l e A F C strengthend their hold on the lead with a 6-0 defeat of Trinity. Also on the los­ ing side (in Division Three)


were Trinity Reserves who conceded 17 goals to Martin Velvets without reply. But as. in other defeats these youngsters earned praise for their sportsmanship.


RESULTS Aitken Shield, round


one: Transport 1, Riming­ ton 2; Sabden 6, Pendle Furniture 0; Roe Lee West 1, Victoria 1. Division One: Trinity 0,


Ribblesdale AFC 6; Wnal- ley Arms 1, Chatburn 4; West Bradford 6, Spring


Mill'2. Division Two: Chatburn


Velvets 17, Trinity Res 0; Hurst Green Res 0, Whal­ ley A 1.


Res 9, Calderstones 1. Division Three: Martin


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two: Hurst Green v Sta­ tion Hotel (GL), Spring Mill v Chipping (BB), Read Utd v Wnalley A (DC), Ribblesdale AFC v Grind- leton (RA) , Trinity v Hurst Green Res (TJ), Sabden v Martin Velvets (DM), Chatburn v Riming­ ton Res (CB), Brown Cow v West Bradford Res (TW), West Bradford v Henthorn Utd (TP), Trin­ ity Res v Rimington (JD), Cross Keys v Whalley AC (NB), Lord Nelson v Whal­ ley Res (ID). First round replay: Vic-


. toria v Roe Lee (MF). Sunday — round two:


Waggon and Horses v Cal­ derstones.


Chatburn


run riot Chatbum Res 9, Calderstonos 1


SECOND Division leaders Chatburn completely overran Calderstones on a wet pitch, which became even worse as the


match went on.


men, soon trailedt to goals by Peter Czapowski and Tony Smithson. That was how the score stayed until the closing half-hour when Chatburn at last cashed in on their dominance


The visitors, who only had 10 , ,


C h a tb u r n s to p C e l t i c ’s u n b e a t e n r u n


Whalley AC 1, Chatburn 4


WHALLEY Arms Celtic’s tremendous run of unbeaten games in Division One: of the Ribble Valley Football League came_ to an end on Saturday when, in heavy conditions, Chatburn deservedly defeated them 4-1.


The crucial part of the


match proved to be the opening quarter of an hour before the pitch became too cut up for attractive football to be possible. Chatburn took ful l


advantage of a hesitant Whalley defence- to score twice through Croft, who saw ,his centre carry straight into the top corner of the net, and then King who took full advantage of a misunderstanding b e t ­ ween Wilson and Jimmy Foster to head in Astin’s accurate pass. In- between these goals,


Celtic had an amazing escape when a shot from Conti stuck in the mud almost on the goal-line, enabling the defence to clear. As a spectacle of foot­


ball, the game became the victim of atrocious condi­ tions. Celtic tried hard to find their true rhythm but


• Chatburn were always in command with Dobson playing extremely well at the back. In the second h a lf , two


Stalemate in the mud


Roe Lee West 1, Victoria 1


A STIRRING contest on a mudbath of a pitch failed to decide which side should go through to the second round of the Aitken Shield. Premier League side


Victoria were given a tough time by their oppo­ nents from the second flight, who fought all the way. It was Roe Lee who


went into an early lead when Steve Holden neatly clipped the ball over the advancing goalkeeper. However, the pub side


to stay on


THERE is no sign of the bubble bursting at Shawbridge, with Saturday’s trinmnh against Wi Wieran Rovers taking


A A IJU AW A J J 4 0 i i V O l g l i U i triu ph Combination table. Club chairman Mr Cyril


Whiteside is “absolutely delighted” at, the way things are going. “If any­ one had suggested to me at the start of the season that we would be in our current


position, I would have thought they were mad,” he said.


we are proving some of prophets of doom wrong and people are beginning to take an interest in Glitheroe FC again.” Saturday’s gate certainly proved Mr Whiteside’s point — it broke the 100 barrier for the second suc­ cessive home match.


“But, at'the same time The top of the Combina-'


tion table has been thrown wide open after league leaders Barrow Reserves’ 4-1 defeat at Vulcan New­ ton. Fellow challengers Pa d i h am and Bacup Borough had their games called off.


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An offshoot of-the suc­


cess is that manager Dave Morris has been asked to continue in charge for the


1980-81 season. Mr Morris said this week


were back in the picture when Steve Tomlinson was. in the right place to prod the ball home after a goal­ mouth melee. As conditions became


unlucky own-goals by Celtic’s Kevin Ainsworth and Dobson put the game safely in Chat- bum's pocket, but they were more the victims of the condi­ tions than their own mistakes. Celtic pulled back a goal late


worse, both teams found it di f f icul t to carve out chances. But Roe Lee striker Pete Robinson went close on a couple of occasions. The tie went into extra


Price were the only players who did not allow the conditions to prevent them making the kind of effort due from all players if any sort of result is to he (rained from matches played under simi­ lar circumstances. Mention must also be made of the good stan­ dard of refereeing by Mr Tom Poole.


which ruined any possible enter­ tainment, Chatburn were the better team on the day and fully deserved their victory. Dobson, Astin, King and goalkeeper Johnson were outstanding. For Celtic, Titterington and


in the game — probably the best of the match — when good team­ work enabled John Ainsworth to slot the ball home with a low shot. Despite the heavy going,


Foster (J), Ainsworth (K), Price, Foster (D), Foster (R), Brooks, Ainsworth (J), T it­ terington, Bargh. Sub: Ronnan. Chatburn: Johnson, Mus-


Whallcy AC: Wilson, Drews, _ Smalley. .


and knocked in seven more. Smithson led the way, com­


pleting his hat-trick and the o th e r g o a ls c am e f rom Czapowski, Rod Read, Gary Scott, Kerne Pratt and substi­


tute Derek Mercer. The sole reply for Calder­


stones was by Snaw. Only good work by the visitors keeper Ward prevented the scorehne


being even greater. Chatburn Res: Robinson,


Sub: Mercer.


Clitheroe Ladies tame the


Tigers Clitheroe Ladies' FC 6, Preston Tigers 1


AN un d er -s tr en g th Clitheroe side still proved


too strong for Preston, and the win keeps them on the promotion trail in the Sec- ond Division of the North- West Women’s League. Clitheroe were without


K


Dinsdale, Read, Knowles, Parkes, Foulker, Pratt, Scott, Smithson, Czapowski, Speak..


Plucky Trinity swamped


Martin Velvets 17 Trinity Res 0


AS both of these Ribble Valley League, Division Three, teams had been out of action for a month, it was agreed that. the game should proceed despite a


a second.


from Southworth and Donnelly before Bolton scored with a bril­ liant header to rive his side an


There were further goals . . .


interval lead of five clear goals. Bolton netted a muck couple


waterlogged pitch. Velvets attacked from the


t ime , but it was the weather which had the final say and the teams will have to start all over again in this week’s replay.


Michael beats field of 200


WADDINGTON athlete Michael Morton won another round of his com­ eback battle when he triumphed in the Northern Men’s Cros s -Count ry Championships at Durham on Saturday. Michael (20), of Queens­


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


way, came home in front of more than 200 starters on a six -mile course made very heavy by torrential rain. He finished 16 seconds clear of the second man. It was Michael’s first


major cross-country vic­ tory of the season and his next big test comes a week on Saturday (February 23rd) when he takes part m


a run at Leicester m the National Championships.


Band Club take full points


start and Wykes quickly put them in the lead and then added


FIRST team to achieve an 8-0 win in Clitheroe and


Whalley Clubmen’s Darts League, Billington Band Club A have narrowed to four point s the gap separating them and lead­ ers Calderstones A.


after the break and then came off to give Barnes his first game since recovery from injury. By this time Martins were


scoring almost at will and they went into double figures with


the help of Donnelly (3), Wykes, Barnes and Dunn (two each) and


M


Trinity side earned credit for not allowing their heads to droop, and despite the scoreline goalkeeper Winckley had an


CA 6young but very spirited


excellent game. Martins best players were Allen, Barnes and Southworth.


player-manager Vanessa McLeod and only fielded 10


D e b u t a n t S y l v i a Rimington showed up well


_ , .


Preston pulled a goal back, . . .« * ..ll. ....«


but the result was never in in


doubt. Scorers for Clitheroe


we r e Elaine. Phelan, Mandy Turner, Adele Duckworth, Donna Wes- tall and there were two


own goals. Clitheroe are now in


fourth position and have a real crunch match on Sun­ day when they travel to Cleveleys to take on secon­ d-placed ICI.


Cub-Scouts


. IN Saturday’s game m the Cub- Scouts league Gmburn and Irin- ity Tigers drew 4-4 and Ribbles­


dale' test 2-5 to Trinity -Tigere. Fixtures on Saturday are: ^ t , Paul’s v GUburn: Tnrnty Panth­ ers , v Pendle (J. Rowley); ;St Mary’s v Chipping. (J . Barrett). Whalley play Trinity- Tigers on


Sunday. -■


ers, but three first- goals tamed the Tigers


and put the home side m control.


as Clitheroe kept up the pressure after the break.


Noblett, Dunn, Patel, Allen, McVey, Southworth, Shannon (P), Donnelly, Bolton, Wykes. Sub: Barnes.


Martin Velvets: Shannon (J), -


Dixon, Neilson, Edmondson, Burgess, Whittaker, Wilkinson,


T r in i ty Res: Winckley. , ,


Slater, fumbull, Threlfall, Har- rison.


Ladies■ darts


LEAGUE positions are as follows in the Ribble Val­ ley Ladies Darts League, First Division: •■■■■■■ Horse Shoe 61, Joiners


B 60, Black Horse A 59, Joiners’ A 59, Royal Oak 57, Whalley Arms 52, ,


. taker (British Legion) 140; •; Highest finish, L. Webster


Bonny Inn 49, Black Bull 46, Judge Walmesley 39, Fielden’s Arms 37. .Highest score, N. Whit-.


’ (Joiners’ B) 138. , Second Division: Brown


; Social'Centre A.58, Cem- ■ ral Workingmen s Club 55, Black Horse B 51,'Craven.


■ ion 65, Spring Mill 64, Pen­ dle- Witch 61.' Catholic


Cow 77, Catholic Social Centre B 67, British.Leg-


.1 Heifer 51, Low Moor. Club . 151, Victoria 40.


,, ... Band Club B remain in .


third place but could only draw this week and now trail by seven points.


- Highest finish is by.P. Campbell, -Band Club, A,


157. Results: Ribblesdale W. '


CC 5, Low Moor Club, 3; Central WMC A 4, Billing- ton BC B 4; Billington BC A 8, Central WMC 0; Cal­ derstones A 6, Clitheroe CC 2; British Legion-3, Catholic SC 5; Social Club 4, Calderstones B 4. League placings, all


played 15: Calderstones A 88, Billington A 84, Billing-


ton B 77, Ribblesdale W. CC 73, Central WMC A 65, Calderstones B 56, Central WMC B 53. Low -Moor Club 52, British Legion 52, Catholic SC 46, Social Club 42,. Clitheroe CC 36.. ,


RUGBY LINE-UP


CLITHEROE Rugby


Club’s team to meet Eccles Fourths at home on Satur­ day is: P. J. Wilson, D.


Jon es, R. Lund, S. Greatorex, R. Wildman,


A. Gordon, J. Coates, K. Gregory,-T. Lee, A.-'Par­ kinson, A. Wngley, J."Hol-


den, A; Sweeney, P. Dins­ dale, B.- Howarth. -Meet at the clubhouse at 1-45 p.m. The second team, 'away


to Eccles. Fifths;-risr-'K. Moore, I. Lambert, J: Hill, D. Tindall, I. .Richardson, Mi.Emmott, C. Roberts, J. Walker, D. -Tattersall,. I.


’ Duxbury, P. Ramsey, G. i Williamson, M; Fox, A. ! Corless, -D.-■.Shepherd: \ Meet'at- the, clubhouse at


12-45 p.hi.'


CLITHEROE MARCH ON


Clitheroc 2, Wigan Rovers 0.


NOT even a gluepot pitch could slow down Clitheroe in their chase for the Lancashire Combi-1 nation title at Shawbridge on Saturday.


atrocious conditions as well as could be expected and claimed another two points to stretch their unbeaten run to 13 games. But struggling Wigan Rovers,


They adapted to the


Waddington snatch win


Crown Paints 0, Waddington 1


with only two points so far this season, made a game fight of it and were a little unlucky not to find the net on a number of occasions. Clitheroe initially threatened


.A FIRST-HALF goal from Billv


to run riot. They took the lead as early as the eighth minute when Alan Eden had all the time in the world to head home a perfectly flighted cross from Graham Walker.


A second goal five minutes


before the break from centre forward Simon Whiteside typified Citheroe’s confident, almost arrogant style. He col­ lected a pass from Ian Sampson and shrugged off a challenge before rounding the keeper and


Miller was enough to give Wad­ dington the points and wreck the home side's excellent record in this season's premier league of the Blackburn Combination. The goal came af ter 20


minutes when debutant Steven Smith sent over an accurate centre for Miller to head home. Kicking down the slope, with the wind in their favour, Wadding­ ton continued to create chances but were denied by some good work from the Crown goal­ keeper. After the interval, it was the


thumping the hall into the net. I t seemed natural to expect


further goals in the second half. But unfortunately both teams became gradually frustrated — and' no doubt tired — in the energy-sapping mud.


In fact, all forms of construc­ tive football were soon extinct, as everyone resorted to pump­ ing the


. delenders would slip . ball o or in


when they did Dennis Under­ wood andnis counterprpart or the


the hope that .


woodwork came to tne rescue. Although Clitheroe’s perform­


ueu -.hey...... —-— — d ni


. fourth consecutive win at Shaw­ bridge.The result is even more ere- ditable considering that they were without regular centre half John Lawson, who is under sus­ pension, and midfielder Glen Wright, still suffering from an ankle injury.


ance was not as stylish as in recent games, they can be happy with two home points — their


Clitheroe s Alan Eden (shirt _


pulling) and Wigan’s Rimmer (foul) were booked in the game, which was sponsored by Brian Dootson Ltd.


C l i th e ro e : Underwood, Whiteside N, Eyles, Richards, Morris, Eden, McGuire, Samp- son, Clements^ Whiteside Walker. Subs: Dover and Jones. Wigan: McCardlc, Jones,


Yemenis, o,


Bannister, Belshaw, Tickle, Gwinnett, Rimmer, Andrew, O’Neil, Benson, Maalma, Subs:


(Cleveleys). Attendance: 103.


Police too strong for Empress


EMPRESS Squash Club went


down 3-2 to Lancashire Police Dave Matthews starred for Empress although his match


ended in a narrow defeat. Dave matched a veryexperiencedand


.competitive opponent with skil- f " ’ ------^ -nd v


ul squash and was unlucky to lose the fifth game 9-7. Malcolm ' Macdonald and Mark Chapman


scored the Empress points with c ..........."hut


McLaughlin and Mike Heyworth were unable to clinch the match. The second team were seri­ ously depleted by injury but


onfident victories but Conor


pulled off a fine 3-2 win at Bel- vaie. Eddie Vidley led the way with a 3-1 win in the top match, the other winners being Brian Hayward and Roger Altham, both by 3-0. Keith Tomlinson and Robert Fielding played well without success. ' The third team met their match after the recent winning run. Against Pines the only con­ solation in a 5-0 defeat came from Brian Smith who was most unlucky to go down 3-2 after a fine display. Skipper Mike Fielding’s recent heroics ended with a rare defeat, and Suart Wardle, Peter Wilson and Nick . Weaver also lost.


1 . Gross country


i Championships at Framwellgate Moor, Durham, on Sunday,


CLITHEROE members of Clayton-le-Moors H a r r ie rs achieved the following results in ■ the’ Northern Cross Country


i ' .Youths’ race: 37th, ■ Graham' •: P a t te n , . 26min. 58bcx;‘ 74th, i Derek: Parrott, ,28min. ,26sec.; : 79th Shaun . Livesey, ;28min. ; 38sec. ' The team finished; 12th t with 252 points. Duncan-Park finished 216th in the boys' race.


. and


that he was almost certain to accept but was rather surprised that the offer had come so soon. “I would rather have had a trophy on the sideboard first, but I don’t see any real prob­ lems,” he said. The side have a break


from league action this weekend, Saturday’s name against Chorley Reserves has been called off because Chorley’s first team are playing at home. The game has been rear­ ranged for February 27th. However, the clubs will


meet on Sunday, with Chorley Res vi s i t ing Shawbridge for the second leg of the George Watson Trophy tie. Clitneroe have an excellent chance of making progress, having earned a goalless draw in the first clash. Defender John Lawson


is still under suspension and front-runner Paul Cle­ ments is unavailable, so Mr Morris will select from: Underwood, Whiteside (N), Eyles, Richards, Mor­ ris (P), Eden, McGuire, Sampson, Whiteside (S), Walker, Dover, Jones, Rush. The Reserves, whose


away clash with BAC was washed out on Saturday,


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villagers’ turn to come under pressure, but they survived well


break. So firm was the Wad­ dington barrier, that Crown s frustration at the prospect of losing their second home game boiled over 10 minutes from time and one of their players


was sent off.


Seedle, Bialecki (D), Bialecki (M), Bush, Byrom, Kirk, Col- ebourne, Gardner, Miller. Subs:


Waddington: Nuttall, Smith, . , Geldard, Green. SQUAD MIDFIELD dynamo Tony Bush


will be missing from Wadding- ton’s line-up on Saturday for the


Salford University, but the vil­ lagers will still be hoping for revenge, after losing 3-1 in the seasons first clash at Rishton.


Tony has a commitment at LEAVEALL YOUR


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Victory in last minute


Hock and Leyland. Referee: Mr A. R. Morton


ClitherGo 1st *lpts Rochdale 3rd 3pts


THREE second team plavers, Robert Wildman, Doug Jones and Joe Molden, played for Clitheroe’s first team in the home fixture against Rochdale 3rd — the first two on the wings and Molden in the second


row.


Jones and Molden, # and they showed every intention of keep­


It was the first-team debut ot , . . .


ing their places. Good h a n d l in g by the


Clitheroe backs nearly gained an early score, but as the ground cut up and the ball became slip­ pery open play became difficult. Scrappy play produced no score by half-time.


soon after the restart, but this led the Clitheroc pack to taKe control and pressurise their


Clitheroc gave away a penalty .


ounonents. Clil


Jlither'oe’s sound defence


broke down all Rochdale s attacks, but with time running out defeat was on the cards. t The pack continued to domi­


nate plav and from a scrum on the Rochdale line John Coates broke away on the blind side. r. J. Wilson took his pass and dived into the comer for the winning


try.


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CLITHEROE Uni ted Reformed Church footbal- . lers have a “battle of the,


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Engineer leaves


Whalley WHALLEY CC’s profes­ sional for last season, Farokh Engineer has not been re-signed. A sub­ committee has been set up to find a replacement, but no names were mentioned at the annual meeting of the cricket section of Whalley Cricket, Bowls |


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GAS APPLIANCES SUPPLIED, FITTED and SERVICED


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CENTRAL HEATING ESTIMATES FREE


CONTACT


S. PASSMORE CORGI REGISTERED


C L I T H E R O E 2 6 2 3 8


will hold a joint annual meeting at the Conservative Club on


TE LEV ISIO N ^ AND


AUDIO REPAIRS (ESTIMATES FREE)


20in. COLOUR TV’s...........£ 1 2 0 1 year guarantee


OR £6.50 a MONTH RENT


20in. BLACK AND WHITE............£ 3 5 6 months guarantee


OR £ 3 A MONTH RENT N ib b le {KritScrtotcc


62 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE Tel. 27280.


NO DEPOSIT TV RENTAL (subject to availability)


BLACK & WHITE SLOT TV—PAY AS YOU VIEW


COLOUR AND


NEW TVs 6 MONTHS DEPOSIT DISCOUNT FOR ANNUAL PAYMENT


D E R E K L E IG H I smmilRH IVi.. CLITHEROE. Tel. MIS!


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