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THROUGH TO SEMI-FINAL
Two: Rimington v es (JD), Whalley nsport (TW), Chat- Chippine (DC).
n Res (CB), Trinity mington Res (BJ).
Three: Cross Keys
t wn Cow (T. Poole, J. Duffy). Wednes-
jvertiser and Times ■finals: Martin Vel- ion Hotel (N. Berry, r T. Jackson), Broc-
p.m.). Division One: Grindleton (DM),
■ Lee (JD), Chatham >ad Utd Res (MF). hree: Grindleton Res low (TJ), Martin Ve -
11 v Victoria (TW). wo: Hurst Green v (GL), Pendle Furni-
’hatbum (NB), Rrad hallev AC ( l r ) ,
Lord Nelson (?), Res v West Brad- (ID), Brockhall v
en Res (CB). hand
ni a flying start in d Division clash with
rtin Velvets 5. ly goals by Velvets
’elvets Station 1,
des face each other in ‘inal of the Advertiser •eemed anxious not to
uch away.
opening goals came and Southworth and
k full advantage of with the slope by in another couple lf-time. Wykes scored
he break Station came o the game, but Vel- e it a nap hand when •cored after a break ence. The pub side's
in..
Hcimshorc Utd 0 Waddineton 2
WADDINGTON -gained a place in the last: four of the1 Birtwistle Cup with a tremendous performance against Helm- shore Utd.
It was a team effort
all 'round , by a side that ,was without skip per John Kirk, who was resting a sore shin. . The villagers played with patience and,'skill until they overcame an under-. rated opposition. At half-time there was
no score but Waddington had looked the more likely to break the deadlock. The two “killer” goals came close together soon after the break. Max Gardner scored the
first with a low bullet-like shot after having power fully out-paced the de fence; Five minutes later Billy- Miller found space in the area and gave the ‘keeper no chance. Eric Geldard, having ■
returned to first team duty,!.was denied a de served goal by being ruled to nave been off side. Black mark for Wad dington was the sending off of Gardner for dissent with only five minutes left,. Wa d d in g to n : Nut t a l l ,
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WEEK OF ACTION AHEAD
WADDINGTON FC have a busy week ahead, both teams having games on Saturday and on Wed nesday evening. On Saturday the first
t e am w i l l take on Bangor Old Bo y s v a t Twitter Lane. Kick-off 2- 30 p.m. ; However, they will be without midfield man Paul Byrom who will be at Wembley watching his brother play for England Schoolboys against Swit zerland. Manager John Lund
will select from: Nuttall, Rimmer, Seedle, Bialec ki (D), Spencer, Kirk, Bush, Colebourne, Gel dard, Gardner, Miller, Green, Gidlow. Meet ground 1-45 p.m. Waddington Reserves
Rimmer, Seedle, Bialicki (D), Spencer,’ Byrom, Bush, Col- eboume, Geldard, Gardner, Miller. Subs: Bialecki (M), Kirk.
•ard came with a late by Gahaghan.
i’s best players .were md Woodward, while d Donnelly showed up ‘elvets.
ddington
low par ddington Res 1, atholic YC 5.
of an early goal from on a dismal second rformance allowed YC to take control and y run out winners. header, after good Green, gave Wadding-
Volleyball k l
LATEST results in the North-East Lancashire schools’ volleyball league include : Girls — Accring ton College A 3, St Au gustine’s B 0; St Augus tine’S ;A 3, Ribblesdale B O'. Boys — St Edmund . Arrowsmith. 0, St Augus tine’s' A. 3; St Augustine’s A 3, St Christopher’s 0; St Augustine’s B 0, St Christopher’s 3.
will be at Brinscall on Saturday and manager Peter Carter will select from: Phillips, Har greaves, Boyd, Stand- ford, B i a l e c k i (M) , Smith, Gidlow, Green, Dean, H u t c h i n s o n , Conti, Birch, Colebourne (P). Meet Waggon and Horses 1 p.m. On Wednesday evening
Waddington will have Mullard as visitors to Twitter Lane; Kick-off 6- 05 p.m. The reserves will
• travel to Pieasington Playing Fields to play Catholic YC.
1 Both teams will be
s e l e c t e d when it is known which players arc available.
lead but Catholic went re five without reply. . final 10 minutes Wad- put their game to-
Hockey girls just pipped in final
with Smith and Green he woodwork, but with 1 players producing ar performances only. Boyd and Hutchinson 1 with any credit.
adies’ darts
iresent season in the Valley Ladies’ Darts
ivision One it was a last co n te s t to decide
ping Division Two.
tion reached its condu it evening with Brown
:r the leaders, Horse oiners A or Joiners B be champions, loubles final will be held theroe Catholic Social on Wednesday (8-30
CLITHEROE Grammar School for Girls almost pulled off a notable triumph in the Lancashire Under-18 hockey tournament on Saturday.
took part
way to being M
" ar yy’;
The school’s hockey side in
and the the tourna
ment with 14 other teams at Edgehiir College, Orm- skirk,
s, St Am
pipped by Queen ,
nnes, 1-0.
nd the individual final at -'ng Mill Hotel, Langho, inesday, April 2nd (8-30
iners A 80, Joiners B 77, Horse A 72, Royal Oak mny Inn 69, Whalley 67, Black Bull 62, Fiel- rms 59, Judge Walmes-
ion One: Horse Shoe 83
jlub A 80, Pendle Witch ring Mill 80, Central
ion Two: Brown Cow tholic SC B 89, Royal Legion 86, Catholic
75, Low Moor Club 69, Horse B 64, Craven
63, Victoria 56. Highest D. Parkington, Brown
'V. , ADIES
en season although his st 7-6 to Post Office A.
st results — Division tanden A 10, Chatburn den B 8, Post Office A olic YC A 7, Riming- A 3; Rimington YC A
den B 10; Post office A den A 4; Station A 9,
ic YC A 1; Chatburn 2, n B 8.
Division One . P W D L P
n B ... ........... 13 8 4 1 20 n A ............. 14 9 2 3 20 ee A ........ ...... 11 9 9 119 dice A .......... 13 8 3 219 A ............... 12 4 3 511
'C A . . . ..........13 3 1 9 7 rn ......... .... 13 2 2 9 6 ’C A ................14 1 013 2
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tion thanks to victories over Ormskirk Grammar School 2-0, and W. R. Tuson School, Preston, 1- 0. They also had goalless draws with Newman Col lege and Blackpool Col legiate. In the semi-final t h e y o v e r c a m e Morecambe High School 1-0. , -
They had won their sec It .is the first time the
school has reached , the county final and coach Mrs Pam Boulton was full of praise for the girls’ efforts. “The feat is all the
more: remarkable because we -are situated in a hockey backwater and are
battled their final, before
rarely put under pressure in games witn local schools,” she said. The team that did so
well wdS: Josephine Rus sell (15), Amanda Back house (17), Ceri Bradshaw (15), Stephanie Cooper (15)
Potting their way to the top
PLENTY to smile about for the boys of Billing- ton B — they are Divi sion Two champions of- the Clitheroe and Dis tric t Snooker League
and have the trophy to prove it.
They had been leading
for some weeks and finished with,a 12 point
margin over Great Har wood Liberals B.
, Surprisingly, Billing-
ton lost 12-2 to Riming ton in their last match of the season.
Clitheroe’s double chances improve — without playing!
THE c h a n c e s of Clitheroe doing the l e a g u e and cup “double” this season we r e greatly ‘ im- p r o v e d a t t h e weekend — without the Shawbridge side
playing. The league leaders’ tie
in the Lancashire Combi nation Challenge Cup at Great Harwood was post poned and a new date has yet to be fixed. But of the top six teams
t h a t did k i c k - o f f , Padiham, Bacup Borough, Colne Dynamos and Vulcan Newton al l , tum bled out of the competi tion, giving Clitheroe a g r e a t chance of the trophy.
On Saturday, though, it '
is back to the league with a home game against Nelson (3 p.m.), to be fol lowed by a visit on Tues- d a y to B l a c k p o o l Mechanics. (5-45 p.m.). Clitheroe are unhappy
with this early kick-off and are trying to alter the time. Manager Dave Morris
son (16), Diane Riding (16)
Gorman (16). Masterminds
WADDINGTON FC came out on top in a sports quiz for Blackburn Combina tion clubs. The quiz was organised
by the .league’s general purposes committee and the victorious Waddington team was Phil Bishop, Chris Sims, Alex Rigby and Ken Mantle.
, Catherine Hutchin , Diane Webster (15),
Susan Cruse (15), Helen Chard (17), Helen Seed (16) and El i z a b e th
has named 17 players for the two games: Under wood, Whi teside (N), Eyles, Morris, Richards, Lawson, Dover, Eden, McGuire, S amp s o n , Wr i g h t , C l eme n t s , Whiteside (S), Walker, Jones, Jim Taylor, Pick les. Players are asked to meet at Shawbridge at 2 p.m. on Saturday and 4-30 p.m. on Tuesday.: Tuesday’s visit is the
Chairman Whiteside "future looks good”.
R. Taylor, Humphreys, Jim Taylor. Players should meet at
the King’s Arms at 1-30 p.m.
Meanwhile, Mr Morris
is shortly hoping to an nounce additions to the club’s management and coaching staff for next
season. j Off the field, club chair
man Mr Cyril Whiteside said this week that talks about the future of Shaw-.
• “The future of the club looks very good,” he
bridge with the owners of the land had been “very satisfactory".
added. Two committee mem
bers Mr John Taylor and Mr William Eddleston have recently left the club, and one of the vac ancies has been filled by Mr George Leach, of Ac
crington. A highly-respected
figure in local football cir cles, Mr Leach has held a number of offices in the Accrington Combination. To boost, the club's
funds, it is organising a sportsmen’s dinner at the Ca s t l e Re s t a u r a n t , Clitheroe, on April 1st. In a joint venture with Whalley FC, tickets are £8.50 and there are still a few left. Speakers are Blackburn Rovers’ star Duncan McKenzie and Yorkshire CC spin bowler Geoff Cope. Tickets are available
from members of either club or the restaurant (Tel. 24587).
Ladies pile on the agony
Clithcroc Ladies FC S, Cumbria Rangers 2
AN eight-strong Clitheroe Ladies’ football team scored a remarkable victory over a full-strength Cumbria Rangers. It was really a case of
first of three tough away fixtures. A week on Saturday Clitheroe visit second place Padiham for what could be a champion ship decider and the Monday afterwards travel to Ashton Athletic. Cli the ro e are 1 also
hoping to rearrange the r e t u r n mat ch wi th Ashton, schedule for May 3rd, because half the team are attending a wedding. Clitheroe Reserves play
Great Harwood Welling ton on Saturday. The squad is: Dennett,
Te l e s e , Rush, Peel, Devine, Conti, Wadding ton, John Taylor, Jones,
piling on the agony for Clitneroe defeated the , Preston-based team 16-2
earlier in the season. Clitheroe found themselves
three players down because of transport problems. They relied on their goal keeper and three backs for
keeper-captain Kathryn De- whurst for the Division Two sciuad to represent the North W est Women's Football Associ
ation in an inter-league match at Nottingham on May 10th.
FRIENDLY
their main defence with the other players taking on a roving commission and doing a great deal of running. They led 4-2 at the interval
and player-manager Vanessa McCleou, as sweeper, set an example by taking the ball through and scoring. Further encouragement fo r the ladies has come with the . selection of Vanessa and goid-
season, Jackie Parker netted two, with Donna Westall and Elaine Phelan each contributing two goals. Auele Duckworth scored one
In her first match of the '
Forwards pose the
problem llightown III lOpts,
Clitneroc RUFC II 4.
CLITHEROE'S defence was under pressure for much of the
match and only strong tackling by the hacks prevented the margin of defeat from being
med from the inability of the Clitheroe forwards to contain ■ Highlown's pack. •
work pul extra pressure on the defence and the forwards must improve their
techniquel.to have any hope of future success. Centre Tim Rose provided
Miked teams do battle ‘
: Squash Club, Clitheroe’. i A mixed team tourna--
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• ment organised' by/club ■ c h a i r m a n . Co n o r McLaughlin'"'an'd -the i committee meant'11 outr
\ fits, each composed of / f oq'
r-.men-- and- two . ! women, battling it out . for the winners’ prize.- ?
. basispv making {.them as l.-t ■ margin evenly matched as poss-
he; sideson- 'a'
■ TEAMWORK was very much'.the'-name of the , game' at the Empress
ible, and it worked well. •' ' .;■« -’.-,4
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-.There .were several ’ shocks along the way as * unfancied players beat opponents irom higher leagues and eventually it was teams four and 11 ; which reached the final.
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The,.idea.was to select; ■; ,0,.to clinch the^competi- .15-1. •> t te ; slidesV;6n- forni*'* '’ tion- -for his -side. His > Our picture shows the
; The outcome depended , on.,the very last .game, . when team four'captain Mark Chapman had to 'beat Robert Fielding 15-
___ of., victory,., was 15-3 so Mark’s team just
missed out on the honour. Other results in the
top
final were: Sue Beggs (4)'beat Jenny Chapman (11) by 15 pts to 2; '.Val Fielding ,(11) beat-Jean Hutchinson (4) by '15-13; Nigel' .Willey. (4) beat Ray Dryden (11) by 15- 8; Colin Cunliffe (11) beat'Peter Carter (4)'by 15-6; Stuart Wardle (11) beat John Beggs (4) by
teams which' reached the final:
Poor scrummage and lineout :
and then added another four. Five members of the team con tributed goals.
DRAW Kod Hose 2, Dugdale's 1
TWO late mistakes by the de fence cost Dugdale's their first
when an open goal in the first 15 minutes. However, chances missed by Price, Knowles and Astin (D) proved vital. Dugdales continued to do
away Thi
nn£s were looking good Devine scored in Tront of
' points ofthe season.
' Boyd was constrained into put ting through his own goal. Ten minutes front time, Dinsdale netted the winner front 20 yards.
most of the attacking after the break but Devine planted a penalty shot against the bar and the ball went over. This was the turning point. Red Rose pul on pressure and
served Dugdale's well, and Dinsdale had a good game for Red Rose. •
David Astin and Mick Devine Cricket plea
even greater. A lot of the problems stem
SABDEN Cricket Club has tusked Conn. Michael Carr, the village’s representative on the Ribble Valley Council, to urge
AGM and explained council policy on finance and promised to do ail ho could to help. One possibilitv envisaged is
Conn. Carr attended the club '
Clitheroe's only bright moment when he weaved through High- town's defence to score nis te am’s only t r y midway through the first half. ‘
.Ward will be taking over as captain of Clitheroc CC this summer. ; He succeeds1 John Boden;
Taking over OPENING ba t
sman.Col i ni
■ John said: “It was becoming '•more and more' difficult:
to.do
able to play and hopes to be in -'contention for a first team place.
;
who has resigned as captain in order to concentrate more fully' on his duties as club secretary. But John will: still be avail
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the formation of a sports dub along with Sabden FC which, it was felt, might add weight to the campaign for a field. Sahden play in the Ribble
their case for help in efforts to obtain a suitable field its their headquarters.
, Pictured left to right
are, back, Ted Peters and John Wild. Front, David B irk e t t , B r ian Thompson, Geoff Robin son, George Dell.
side at its best
Clithcroc 1st 20pts Preston Grasshoppers 5th 4pts
CLITHEROE played some of their best rugby of the season in avenging an earlier defeat by Pre ston Grasshoppers. On their own pitch, and
with captain Alf Wrigley, Ashley Parkinson and Christian Hopwood back in the team, they played open rugby and used their pace on the wings. But once again, they
started slowly and the Grasshoppers scored a try after exerting heavy pressure just before half time. Shocked into action,
Clitheroe started a quick passing movement, and right winger Robin Lund scored a try which Peter Wilson converted. Clitheroe' started the
. l|uarters’,_defence..r . .. From a'maul, the ball
second half with a rush which overcame the Gras shoppers’ spoiling tactics. The forwards consistently won the ball, and the backs used it well and tested the visiting three-
was moved quickly to the left wing, ana Ashley Par kinson dived over the line, in the corner, for-a try which John Coates converted superbly from the touchline. Following a break on
the blind side, full back Peter Wilson came into the line and he, too, scored a try in the corner. A fine performance was
rounded off by Clitheroe’s scrum half, John Coates, who scored another uncon
verted try. Telephone:
HONOURS EVEN
WITH maximum points from 11 games, Loyola and Trinity Tigers are the joint champions of the Clitheroe and District Cub S c o u t . Football League. . Strangely, Waddington and Whalley are joint second, and Pendle and Ribblesdale joint third. For good measure Chip
ping and St Mary’s are joint wooden spoonists, both without a win. The presentation match-|
will be played on the Castle. Field on Monday. A league XI will play
. Loyola and Trinity. Kick off 6 p.m., referee Mr G. Dixon. I n the last match of the
season Whal ley beat Hodder Valley 11-4.
Trtn.Tgrs................. 11 9 Wachlgtn.................. 11 7 Wha l l ey. . . . . . . ..11 8
Loyola.....................11
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Pcntlle......................11 6 Itibbkll..................... 11 6 St Paul’s ....................11 6 Gisburn............. . 11 4 Tnn. Pan............. ...11 3 Holder V.................11 2 Chipping............... 11.0 Si Mary’s.................11 .0
j arises because the present one
. been drawn away to Gisbum. .: Sabden's need for a new field
Valley Cricket League and they will open their programme witn an away game against St Francis' (Blackburn) at Pleek- gato, on April 26th. The first home match, on May 3rd,;will be against newcomers Queen s Park, another Blackburn side:, In the league cup, Sabden have
is much too small. .' ■ . ■ New chairman of the club is
Mr Mick Bibbv. He takes over from Mr KeitlrStansfield who
.. has resigned the post because of pressure of wont. Mr Bibby
w.ill also be team captain and he will have Mr Joe Wrightjas his vice-captain.
■both jobs and. with -the. new,; pavilion'project1 in'full swing F’:
commit-, myself
to.iseeingvthis Lambert,” J. >Wright,! K,> btans; ' t h r o u g h . " '
thought it would be better to ............ — . . ' ■ ' H i e l d .
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