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switching goalkeeper---------------------- 1- - - , Stirzaker in goal paid dividends in this second round Aitken Shield match. Trinity made heavy


weather of defeating third division Hurst Green Reserves for, despite having most of the play, they turned . round with a two-goal deficit.


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came from V. Holden in a breakaway, and from a K. Holden penalty. Within 10 minutes of


Hurst Green’s goals


moving up front Devine set up a goal for Kay but was still not satisfied. Gid- low lobbed a free-kick over the defence and Devine ran in to head an excellent equaliser. H u r s t Green were


always good value but tired on a pitch which was heavy going down the middle. Kay, who has recently


regained his position in the Trinity first team, put the result firmly in his side’s grasp with 20 minutes left. He then completed a hat- trick with two well-taken


| efforts. Hodkinson completed


the tally for a final 5-2. Hurst Green played in


good spirit but were even­ tually outplayed by Trin­ ity, for whom Devine, Meyler and Kay were out­ standing. Embery played well for Hurst Green.


GLUT OF GOALS IN CUP-TIES


THE second round of the Ribble Valley Football League’s Aitken Shield competition produced a


glut of goals — 88 in fact. And in the tradition of cup games there were some unexpected results. •


With a tally of 23, Hurst


Green must have set a record that will probably survive for a long time but it must be emphasised that they were opposed by only a nine-man Station Hotel


side. Division One club Read


United had the mortifica­ tion of being vanquished by Third Division Whalley A by the odd goal in five, and the needle game bet­ ween Division One high flyers Cross Keys and Whalley Arms' Celtic ended as 1-0 for the Lon- gridge outfit. Two games went into


extra time, Grindleton doing well to hold Division One leaders Ribblesdale AFC to 1-1 at the end of 90 minutes. The other game was between Waggon and Horses and Calderstones, both Division Two sides. This ended in a 4-2 win for the hospital club. Second highest score of


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Top-team clash


Cross Keys 1, ‘Whatley AC 0


■ Football, League; Cross. Keys and Whalley Arms Celtic, com- bined to produce a great second ?•; round Aitken Shield tie.'v-' - ■ ■ • End to end play was seen for ;


the whole -90 minutes with neither side being able to domi­ nate for any reasonable length of time. Gary Walmsley scored the winning goal by. heading in Wilkinson’s centre: • Soon afterwards,>Walker, in s


the Keys’goal made a great save : from Hal lam: to; deny, Whalley the equaliser.


chances in the second half which >. would have settled the game in


Keys c re a ted .two good .


their favour but splendid saves , by; Wilson kept Whallcy in the;'- game.


I i im « » i v n t i v v n v u , i n t v v iu u u iv u * ,


standing; match ;for:Keys;-‘and :: David .Foster ■ in the .Whalley m idfield lookedthe classiest:


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BROWN first half of their Aitken Shield, game. They opened their account when Wad- dington’s corner was headed down by Grainger for Wild to score. Cowell added a fine sec­


COW were in full control during the Round Two,


West Bradford Res. 2 Brown Cow 5


ond goal and Kilmister made it 3-0 at half-time after good teamwork on


increase their lead through Seed and Cowell,1 but late in the game West Bradford pulled two goals back. However, the result was beyond doubt. It was a good game in


the right. Brown Cow went on to


difficult conditions. Grainger, Hulme and


Stewart played well for Brown Cow in defence, Waddington was outstand­ ing in midfield, and Kilmis­ ter and Cowell played well on the wings.


Bill Briggs


nets five West Bradford 9, Henthorn Utd 2


AN early, goal by Bill Briggs from Martin Bag- shaw’s cross gave West Bradford an encouraging start in this second round Aitken Shield game. However, the visitors were


SABDEN SURVIVE


SETBACK Snbden 4


Martin Velvets 1


AS THE Sabden pitch was unfit this second round Aitken Shield game was transferred to Henthorn to the vil la g e r s ’ obvious delight, as they have only once been beaten there since joining the Ribble Valley League in 1976.


den suffered an early setback when Barnes scored a good goal


Choosing to play uphill, Sab­


for Velvets in the fifth minute. They had to sustain further


pressure before settling and playing some of their best foot­ ball of the season. Terry Davies scored the equaliser with a loose ball from a corner.


•


ing the match would have been beyond Velvets by half-time but they survived to turn round at 1-


1. From the restart Davies hit


quick to reply through Dave Tudiseo and West Bradford pro­ ceeded to miss a succession of chances before Geoff Mellin restored their lead almost on the half-time whistle.


their true scoring touch as Briggs scored'another four goals. Mellin scored again and alike Dowden chipped in with a couple. Rod Taylor netted a late con­


West Bradford then found '


back four to tne forward line should prove a successful ploy, judging from Saturday’s per-


solation goal for Henthom. West Bradford's switch of Mellin and Bagshaw from the


greaves, Hodges, Reynolds, • Edmondson (B), Clegg, Dow­ den, Briggs, Mellin, Howard, Bagshaw. Sub: Edmundson (R). ■ Henthorn Utd: Bates, Town­ send, Sherliker,: Wilkinson, Green ’ Couiston, Taylor. (R), Metcalfe, Taylor <J),. Telese, Tudisco. . ■....... ...........


Wcst Bradford: Barber, Har­


the post, only to see the ball run along the goal-line and be cleared. The visitors’ defence had to soak up almost continuous pressure ana at times desperate tackling was resorted to in order to stay on level terms. As a result, referee Marshall had a busy afternoon with the yellow


cam. The deadlock was finally bro­


ken when Balmbra scored after a strong run by Davies on the right. The lead was increased when Davies followed up a fum- ble by the 'keeper from a Balmbra shot after a typical mazy run. As the match slipped away


But for some heroic goalkeep­


the weekend was recorded by West Bradford who beat Henthorn United 9-2 in a clash of Division One


clubs. Surpris ingly , Chat-


burn’s ground was water­ logged so the game with Rimington Reserves was postponed. Also postponed was the first round replay between Victoria and Roe Lee West. The draw for the third


round will be made on March 6th, games to be played March 15th.


RESULTS


Hurst Green 23, Station Hotel 1: Spring Mill 0, Chipping 5; Read Utd 2, Whalley A 3; RAFC 3, Grindleton 1 (after extra time); Trinity 5, Hurst Green Res. 2; Sabden 4, Martin Velvets 1; Brown Cow 5, West Bradford Res 2; West Bradford 9, Henth­ orn Utd 2; Trinity Res 1, Rimington 6; Cross Keys 1, Whailey AC 0; Lord Nelson 2, Whalley Res 4; Waggon and Horses 2, Calderstones 4 (after extra time). Postponed: Chat- bum v Rimington Res.


Aitken Shield, Round Two: FIXTURES


v Trinity (TW), Spring Mill v Read Utd (NB), Cross Keys v RAFC (TP), West Bradford v Whalley AC (DC), Grindleton v


Division One: Henthorn Utd


Transport (RA), Calderstones v Waggon and Horses (IG), Chip­ ping v Hurst Green (DM), Chat- burn Res v Whalley Res (TJ), Pendle Furniture v Read Utd


Sabden (JS). Division Two: Rimington v


v Martin Velvets (ID), Hurst Green v Lord Nelson (CB), Trin- itv Res v Cross Keys Res (BJ), Whalley A v Grindleton Res, Brockhall v West Bradford Res. Aitken Shield, first round replay: Victoria v Roe Lee West


Res (JD). Division Three: Station Hotel


Rimington’s three in each half


Trinity Res 1, Rimington 6


ON A fine afternoon for football Trinity Reserves entertained second divi­ sion side Rimington in the second round of the Aitken Shield. Both teams took time to settle and the early play was keen but scrappy. Rimington took the lead


after about 20 minutes. Winckley pushed a shot against the bar and a Rimington froward ran the ball into the net. Although Trinity con­


tinued to strive hard they did not trouble the visitors’ defence and two further g o a ls were conceded before the interval. Afterwards, Trinity set­


tled better and Threlfall and Whittaker in particu­ lar combined well in mid- field. Rim in gt on added


another three goals mid­ way through tne half — two scrambled efforts from corners and one which, unluckily for Trin­ ity, went over the ’keeper. Trinity’s goal was scored


from them Velvets found some extra zest but the Sabden defence held firm. A clumsy fould on Balmbra led to the cen­ tre-half being dismissed and Paul Wray curled the free kick into the net to seal the issue. In a fine team performance


Sabden had outstanding service from Balmbra, Warren and Wiseman. Velvets earned credit for their efforts which showed why they arc leading Division Three. Sabden: Bromley, Whitwell,. Wray, Wiseman, Bibby jb , John­


son, Warren, Maher, Davies, Whitwbll, .Balmbra. Sub: Clarkson.


HONOUR


CLITHEROE FC’s Shaw- bridge ground has been selected as the venue for the Lancashire-Amateur; Shield semi-final between: • Great. Harwood ‘Town and


Bambcr Bridge on March 1st. n Cl itheroe chairman -.Mr; Cyril Whiteside feels the; County Football Associa­ tion’s . decision' is. a great honour for, the: club.: He' also sees, it as a boost to' hopes of safeguarding thet future of. football at Snaw- bridge.


10 minutes from time. Threlfall collected the ball in midfield and put a glori­ ous pass down the middle for Slater to run through and score by slotting the 1


- ball past; the advancing '’keeper. v ' Tne game was well con­ trolled by referee Mr J. W. Duffy. Rimington scorers


. were Baldwin and Nightin­ g a le (2), Hodgson and . Slinger. - T r in i ty Res: Winekley,


Whitehousc. Bntcliffe. Turn- bull, Dixon, Threlfall, Whit­


taker, Slater, Fawcett, Neilson, Davies. Rimington: Denham, Buckle,


Procter, Healey, Noon, Gor­ man, Moorhouse, Hodgson, Baldwin, Slinger, Nightingale.


Rugby teams


'^CLITHEROE Rugby Club 1st Si XV to play Chorley 3rd;, away;- , P. Wilson; R. Lund, D. Field- ing, A.‘ Lee,. R.' Wildman; A.


; Isey, J. Holden, A. Sweeney, P. Dinsdale, R. Haworth. Meet


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is the first time Shawbridge has been the venue forsuchi an important. match and' adds ammunition to our Argument that the town: should have a < football- ground." j The >


■ n u u t ' l U C U U S lU U H n i . t i j\ l ; ; » | . i | 2-, v r r .*ir r" v ‘3:


clash-with (Catholics.YOij scheduled for that date has had to be postponed.:


reserve team's' home ... Mr Whiteside said: “This ■


v Gordon, J.. Coates; AvWriglcy, :*A. Parkinson, M. Fox! P. Ram-


•*t Rose.vl.- .Lambert,vJ. ■ Richard- sfson; M.'Emmott/C. Roberts;R. Greg ory , D. Shepherd, T. :


;. Ribblesdale Club 1-15 p.m. Clitheroe 2nd XV (vBurnage ; 5th, home): J. Hill; D. Jones, T .:;


. 'Mason, I. Duxbury, G: William-', fi.son, A. Corless, D. Tattcrsall, J. tAWalker.-, Res.: R.tPinger.; Meet J ; Ribblesdale Club l-io p.m.


.. e s i; \ D f t £ 6 **Sf - 4 : | :


move by Trinity, captain Alan Meyler of Devine to centre-forward and playing


Pe de< tr


(After i


CLITHER George Wt ion at Sha The tie h


decided on [ after a gruelll of extra timl provide a w| with the from each s| Simon Whit1 his shot save to s end through to t round. It was - a cr


Clitheroe to g> it was a thrillu the crowd of 2.° best of the se: Clitheroe


Denis Undert have fel t p; upset. He save five penalties h his team mates and Keith Jom only ones wl Nigel Whitesici Dover missed and Simon t vital shot was At one stag-


seemed to be s: thanks to a coi from Whitesia with only four i Chorley’s nipp man John Dov an equaliser, ing Frank Rich, ance and slippi past Underwoc It was Doylt


Chorley the 1 17th minute, some hesitar Clitheroe defer Clarke was work his way flank and his\ the unmarked did the rest. The visitor:


several first- their side and vided a hart Clitheroe.


The Shawb


were sluggish i stages, ana see the promptin; Clements, whe ailable. The s pitch did not 1 either, with r breaking do muddy wastel field. . However,


were back in the 37th mil Whiteside (S) ball home afte ous run into Graham Walki chance for hin


It was W


posed most p Chorley, with trio of Eden, 1 and Paul McGi away to pro front-runners ings.


McGuire’s t


ine in a tight si off in the 75th crowded box, the ball throu who was haulei desperate tacki ledge. Whitesi verted the p that looked to h Clitheroe’s tick next round. But the lat


strike changed Clitheroe wer but spot on whe the penalty sta It was a gooi


ex-Clitheroe pit Haddock, on hi Shawbridge. H


Waddi set ou


WADDINGTO tough task on t this Saturday \ travel to meet United in the finals of the Cup.


Rimmer, Seedlt (D), Bialecki ( Byrom, Gre ebourne, Gardn Bush. Players gon and Horses Waddington


The squad is


will be witho Boyd, who is t pension, for the


with BAC. Manager Pet


will select fro Stewart, Smith, Bi rch, Dean Spencer, Conti, Hutchinson, Players meet at 1.45 p.m. On Sunday, a


ton select XI w the cream of 1 Valley League it at jRoefiela, kic p.m.


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