Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, February 21st, 1980 19.


GUE ker i f f


Ian Meyler of and playing •ound Aitken


lALS IES


J Valley Football tion produced a i the tradition of ;pected results.


tend was recorded it Bradford who nthorn United 9-2 ih of Division One


ris in g ly , Chat-


Tround was water- 50 the game with on Reserves was id. Also postponed first round replay


iraw for the third vill be made on 6th, games to be


. Victoria and Roe st.


.


[March 15th. RESULTS


J Shield, Round Two: I?en 23, Station Hotel 1; ■ill 0, Chipping 5; Read l/haliev A 3; RAFC 3, ]n 1 (after extra time); . Hurst Green Res. 2;


,4, Martin Velvets 1; ow 5, West Bradford est Bradford 9, Henth- 2; Trinity Re s 1,


•jn 6; Cross Keys 1, AC 0; Lord Nelson 2, Res 4; Waggon and


. Calderstones 4 (after ae). Postponed: Chat- '.imington Res.


FIXTURES I


in One: Henthorn Utd (TW), Spring Mill v


d (NB), Cross Keys v TP), West Bradford v AC (DC), Grindleton v


JS). in Two: Rimington v •t (RA), Calderstones v and Horses (IG), Chip- urst Green (DM), Chat- s v Whalley Res (TJ),


Furniture v Read Utd (


la s keen but scrappy, nington took the lead about 20 minutes,


I I


kley pushed a shot st the bar and a


lgton frotvard ran the nto the net. hough Trinity com


i to strive hard they it trouble the visitors’ ce and two further s were conceded e the interval, erwards, Trinity set-


better and Threlfall .Vhittaker in particu- imbined well in mid-


m in g to n a d d ed er three goals mid- through the half —


scrambled efforts corners and one i, unluckily for Trin- ent over the ’keeper, nity’s goal was scored inutes from time, fall collected the ball Ifield and put a glori- ass down the middle later to run through core by slotting the last the advancing


pr.


game was well con- by referee Mr J . W.


I


. Rimington scorers Baldwin and Nightin-


(2), Hodgson and ;r.


nitv R e s : W in ck ley , louse. Britcliffe. Turn- Dixon, Threlfall, Whit- Slater, Fawcett, Neilson,


ington: Denham, Buckle,; r, Healey, Noon, Gor- Moorhouse, Hodgson, in, Slinger, Nightingale.


gby teams


flEROE Rugby Club 1st i play Chorley 3rd, away;- Ison; R. Lund, D. Field- . Lee, R. Wildman; A.


n, J . Coates; A. Wngley, rkinson, M. Fox, P. Ram-


. Holden, A. Sweeney, P. ia 1 e , R. Haworth. Meet :sdaie Club 1-15 p.m. heroe 2nd XV (v Burnage ome): J . Hill; D. Jones, T. I. Lambert, I. Richard- : I. Emmott, C. Roberts; R. o ry , D. Shepherd, T. i, I. Duxbury, G. William- Ti. Corless, D. Tattersall, J .


J;r. Res.: R. Pinger. Meet lesdale Club 1-la p.m.


[ore sport on page 9


Si ift;


on Three: Station Hotel a Velvets (ID), Hurst Lord Nelson (CB), Trin- v Cross Keys Res (BJ ) ,


A v Grindleton Res, ll v West Bradford Res. ■n Shield, first round Victoria v Roe Lee West


ting ton's ee in


',h half Trinity Res l,


Rimington (i fine afternoon for


.ll Trinity Reserves tained second divi-


ide Rimington in the i round of the Aitken Both teams took


lo settle and the early f t


decide trophy tie


(After extra-time. Match decided on penalties) Clitheroe 4, Chorley Res 5


CLITHEROE went tumbling out of the George Watson Trophy in dramatic fash­ ion at Shawbridge on Sunday. The tie had to be was booked along with


decided on penalties a f te r a gruelling period of e x tra time tailed to provide a winner and w i th th e f in a l k ick from each side’s five, Simon Whiteside saw his shot saved by Wood t o s e n d C h o r l e y through to the second round. It wasi a cruel way for


Clitheroe to go down, but it was a thrilling finish for the crowd of 230, the club’s best of the season. Clitheroe goalkeeper


C h o r le y ’s Hope and Clitheroe’s Dover. C l i th e r o e : Underwood,


Whiteside (N),Eyles; McGuire,


■ Morris (P), Richards, Dover, Eden, Whiteside (S), Sampson, Walker; Subs: Jones, Rush. Chorley Res: Wood, Pilking-


ton, Haddock, Doyle, Hope, Cuddy, Brown, Derbyshire,


. Clarke, Hesketh (D), Black- ledge. Subs: Rigby, Hesketh (A).


' Referee: Mr P. Hargreaves (Blackburn).


A TENSE penalty play-off ended Clitheroe’s hopes in the George Watson Trophy, against Chorley Res at Shawbridge on Sunday. But the team is still going great guns in the Combination, with a real chance of landing the title. Our picture shows the squad before Sunday’s match. Back, from the left,


are: Steve Rush, Simon Whiteside, Frank Richards, N gel Whiteside, Paul McGuire, Phil Morris, Alan Eden, Keith Jones. Front: Ian Sampson, Geoff Dover, Denis Underwood, Tony Eyles, Graham Walker.


Denis Underwood must have fe l t particularly upset. He saved two of the BA T T L IN G Clitheroe earned an acolade from five penalties he faced, but Chorley F C ’s general manager Mr Alan Spence his team mates Phil Morris fo r their spirited performance against his side in


Clitheroe’s play earns praise


and Keith Jones were the only ones who scored. Nigel Whiteside and Geoff Dover missed the target and Simon Whiteside’s vital shot was'saved. At one stage, Clitheroe


seemed to be sailing along, thanks to a couple of goals from Whiteside (S). But with only four minutes left Chorley’s nippy midfield man John Doyle snatched an equaliser, after block­ ing Frank Richards’s clear­ ance and slipping the ball past Underwood. It was Doyle who gave


Chorley the lead in the 17th minute, thanks to some hesitancy in the Clitheroe defence. Duncan Clarke was allowed to work his way down the flank and his cross found the unmarked Doyle who did the rest. The visitors included


several first-teamers in their side and they pro- vided a hard test for Clitheroe.


The Shawbridge men


were sluggish in the early stages, ana seemed to miss the promptings of Paul Clements, who was unav­ ailable. The state of the pitch did not help matters either, with many moves breaking down in the muddy wasteland of mid- field. However, C l ith e ro e


were back in the game in the 37th minute when Whiteside (S) slotted the ball home after a tremend­ ous run into the box by Graham Walker made the chance for him.


It was Walker who


posed most problems for Chorley, with the midfield trio of Eden, Ian Sampson and Paul McGuire battling away to provide th e ir front-runners with open­ ings.


McGuire’s quick think­


ing in a tight situation paid off in the 75th minute. In a crowded box, he screwed the ball through to Dover who was hauled down by a desperate tackle by Black- ledge. Whiteside (S) con­ verted the penalty and that looked to have booked Clitheroe’s ticket into the next round. But the late C.horley


strike changed all that and Clitheroe were anything but spot on when it came to the penalty stakes. It was a good result for


ex-Clitheroe player Wayne Haddock, on his return to Shawbridge.. However he


Waddington set out on cup trail


WADDINGTON have a tough task on their hands this Saturday when they travel to meet Helmshore United in the quarter­ finals of the Birtwistle


rfhe squad is : Nuttall,


Rimmer, Seedle, Bialecki (D), Bialecki (M), Kirk, B y rom , G re en , Col- ebourne, Gardner, Miller, Bush. Players meet Wag­ gon and Horses 1 p.m. Waddingtort Reserves


will b e -with out Mark Boyd, who is under sus­ pension, for the home clash


with BAC. Manager Peter Carter


will select from:. Phillips, Stewart, Smith, Stanford, B ir c h , Dean, Gidlow, Spencer, Conti, Geldard, Hutchinson, Cotterill. Players meet at ground at 1.45 p.m. ■ On Sunday, a Wadding­ ton ‘select.1. XI> will, take-on the - cream i of


Sunday’s second leg


.Trophy. Of the 13 men on duty


fo r Chorley Reserves, eight of them were regular first-teamers and had been in action the previous day in the Premier Division of the Cheshire League. “ In my o p in io n ,


Clitheroe are better than a number of teams in our league,” said Mr Spence. Clitheroe chairman Mr


Cyril Whiteside was also delighted with the team’s efforts and said they would be “thirsting for revenge” when they meet Chorley Reserves in a rearranged Combination fixture at Victory. Park on Wednes­ day evening. Before that, they have a


home clash with Whit­ worth Valley on Saturday. For the Chorley match, players should meet at Shawbridge at 6 p.m. The squad for both


games is: Underwood, Whiteside (N), Lawson, Richards, Morris, Eyles, Dover, McGuire, Eden, S ampson, C lem en ts , Whiteside (S), Walker. Manager Dave Morris


has confirmed that he will be accepting the offer to stay on at Shawbridge. “I am looking forward to


having another crack next season and will be ironing out the final details with the chairman this week," said Mr Morris. The second team have an away match with Hoghton


Table Tennis


RIBB L ESDA LE Table T e n n i s A s s o c ia t io n defeated Hyndburn A 6-4 in a Lancashire and Che­ shire Division 5 North game. The victory was well


deserved by the team of D C o u ls to n ( c a p t ) , S Thompson and M. Hors fall. Thompson and Hors fall won two games each and Coulston one. With Ribblesdale lead­


ing 5-4, victory, in the dou­ bles was essential for an overall win and Horsfall and Coulston achieved this comfortably. The Lancashire team to


play D e r b y s h i r e a t Clitheroe will be: D: Parker (capt), S. Turner, S. Scowcroft; ladies, J . Grundy, J . Parker. The match will be


at Clitheroe Parish Church lower hall on March 1st at 6-30 p.m. Admission is free.


, League results Division One: Rimington YC


A 1, Standen A 9; Catholic YC A 5, Chatbum 5; Standen B 5,


Station A 5. Scorecards for the following


Division Two matches have not been received. Week 13: Trutex v CYC B, Rimington YC B v Queensway A. Week 14: CYC B v Queensway B. Week 17: Rimington Ladies v CYC B. Week 18: CYC B v Post Office B.


- LEAGUE TABLES


Division One P W D L F


Standen A............. ... 11 8 2 1 18 Crabtree’s A ....... ... 9 7 1 1 15 Post Office A....... ... 9 5 3 1 13


Standen B ........... ... 9 4 4 1 12 Station A.......... ... 10 2 3 5 7 . Chatbum.......... . ... 10 2 2 0 6 Cath. YC A....... . ..1 0 2 1 7 5 Rimington YC A ... 10 1 0, 9 2


Division Two PW D L P


Station B ............. ... 12 9 1 2 19 Queensway A .... Post OfficeB...... Queensway B .... Crabtree's B.......


Rimimrton Lds... ...1 2 2 010 4 Trutex. . : ....... .


Cath. Y C B ......... ... 8 4 0 478 Rimington YCB . ..1 0 J O 7 t


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Reserves and team boss Mr Tommy Townsend has not yet finalised his line­ up. Players selected should meet at the King’s Arms at 1 p.m. Clitheroe have landed two big names to speak at


. a sportsmen’s dinner at the Castle Restaurant, on April 1st, organised in con­ junction with Whalley FC. Blackburn Rovers’ star


Duncan McKenzie and Yorkshire CC spin bowler Geoff Cope will pe the spe­ cial guests. ’Tickets, price £8.50 can be obtained from any com­


mittee member of either club.


CUB SCOUTS


A DRAWN game provided St Mary’s and Chipping each with their first point of the season in Clitheroe and D is tr ic t1 Cub Scout Football League. They drew 2-2.


' Other results: Loyola 2,


Waddington 2; Trinity Panthers 2, Pendle 2; St Paul’s 5, Gisburn 3; Whal­ ley 1, Trinity Tigers 5. , League fixtures. Satur­


day — Ribblesdale v Pen­ dle (G. Holden), Hodder Valley v St Mary’s (P. Marsden). On Sunday the A and B


teams will play Barrow- ford at Wilton Street Play­ ing Fields. The A team will kick’off


at 2-15 p.m. and the follow­ ing boys should assemble at SS Michael and John’s School, Clitheroe, at 1-30


p.m. Sh e r l ik e r , Ja c k s o n ,


Traynor (Loyola), Scorah (Pendle), McCollough (Ribblesdale), Gardner (St P a u l ’s ) , F a rn sw o r th (P a n th e r s ) , W r ig ley (Tigers), A. Cottam and Cherry (Waddington), Cox and Currie (Whalley). The B squad are asked


to assemble at SS Michael and John’s School at 2-30 p.m. as follows: Hoiden and Pilkingtoii (Gisburn), Preston (Chipping), Young (Hodder Valley); Allen (St Mary’s), Braithwaite and Penman (S t P a u l ’s ) , McBride (Panthers), Ellis, Johnson, Ward (Tigers), Jacques and G. Cottam (Waddington).


Rishton put on the pressure


Waddington 3, Rishton 3


WADDINGTON survived a number of second- half scares to -g rab a point with Paul Byrom equ a l isin g from the penalty spot ju s t five minutes from time.


D M Peter Jeffreys


Newsagent becomes chairman


C L ITH E R O E newsa- f


ent Mr P e te r Je f f re y s as b e en a p p o in ted chairman of Wadding­ ton FC .


Mr Jeffreys (36), who


runs the Henthorn Road shop, was approached by manager John Lund about taking over the vacant pos­ ition and after accepting the offer has been meeting committee members ana players this week.


He had his first taste of


action at Twitter Lane on Saturday, when he saw Waddington and Rishton fight out a 3-3 draw.


“I ’m just learning the


job at the moment and it will probably be a couple of months before I find my feet,” said Mr Jeffreys.


“But from what I saw on


Saturday, we have a lot of good lads at Waddington and the backroom staff are keen. With a bit of luck we can really start things moving.”


Mr Jeffreys hoped that


plans to e x ten d th e clubhouse could go ahead and something be done to improve the state of the car park at the ground.


“ In the summer, we


could perhaps also try to put the playing area at Twitter Lane into better shape," he added.


Mr Jeffreys succeeds Mr


Cyril Whiteside, who took over as chairman of Clitheroe FC at the start of the season. Mr Geoff Cross has been acting as caretaker chairman, but he now becomes president; Reserve team manager Mr P e te r Car ter has also resumed duties as sec­ retary.


minute goal


liiatehes points from ladies


’ ICI Ladies 5, Clitheroe Ladies 4


C L ITH E RO E Ladies lost an exciting game by the narrowest of margins when they met IC I Ladies a t Thornton Cleveleys. ■ • ..


In the opening minutes,


goalkeeper Kath Dewhurst saved a penalty, but ICI eventually went in leading 2-1; Clitheroe’s goal com­ ing-form Elaine Phelan.


The second half opened


with ICI scoring two quick goals but they then con­ ceded a penalty, which Elaine Phelan converted.


A tactical move by play­ • -


e r -m an a g e r V an e s sa McCleod,-. in which' she moved’ from defence to attack; led to her. scoring twice to put Clitheroe level at four-all. . ‘


S*' ‘ -k,t ■ ■ ‘ ■. * ■ i1 '. , _


. a . latec,goal - toVlake both points.


Unhappily, ICI snatched I,,,-....,


LATEST positions in the Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts League are: Division One — Horse Shoe 65 pts., Joiners A 65, Black


Ladies- Darts


Until then, it looked as


though Waddington were going to pay for not cash­ ing in fully on their early dominance. Had they taken all their chances in the first-half, they would have had a comfortable lead. Instead all they had to show for their efforts before the break was a single goal by Billy Miller. Problems piled up for


Waddington in the 65th minute when.Rishton drew level and goalkeeper Ian Nuttall suffered concus­ sion in a goalmouth melee. He had to leave the field and front-runner Paul Green took over between the posts, with substitute Steve Smith coming on. The home side went in


front thanks to a John Col- ebourne volley, but Rish­ ton bounced back and looked to have sealed the ■ game with two more goals.


Never in danger


of defeat


Clitheroe 1st 7pts, E c c lc s l th 0


A WHIRLWIND start gained Clitheroe Rugby Club seven points in the first five minutes of their home game with Eccles. Once again, the condi­


tion of the pitch dictated the style of play. John Coates kicked a penalty goal for Clitheroe soon after the kick-off, and while the surface was still firm and the ball dry Ash­ ley Parkinson scored a try. He dived over the line after a quick attack by the threequarters. The mobility of the


Clitheroe forwards, and the speed of their backs, threatened to destroy Eccles, but as the ground churned up a different style of play was enforced. In the mud, the pack had


to work hard to prevent their heavier and more experienced opponents taking control. The Clitheroe front row


— Howarth, Dinsdale and Sweeney — held their ground in the scrummages, and the rest were active in the loose. The defence broke up all


the Eccles attacks, and at no time did those seven early points look to be ,fn danger.


Bowlers wanted


TH E G re a t Harwood Bowling League is all set


for the 1980 season, with vacancies for two more


teams The league, which has


two divisions, includes


teams from Clitheroe, Whalley and Waddington.


Any clubs wishing to enter th e »league this summer should contact secretary Mr Douglas Turton (Te, Blackburn 47601).


SQUASH


EMPRESS Ladies Squash team-followed up their 5-0


Arms 52,. Black Bull 51, Judge with a convincing; o-u «... Walmesley 41, Fieldcn’s; Arms ° over Grasshoppers 2nd


l®n. . . _ . • ' who; are fighting‘against


81pts.; British Legion 71, p0ssible relegauoii. Catholic SC B 69,-Pendle Witd! „ Val_ Fielding, Loieen 65, Spring Mill 6 4 Catholic SC s Kendrick;., Manta Neville. A 62, Central WMC 61, Black S u s a n Meadows and Horse B 55, Low Moor Club 65,. Yvnnnp Greenup all -.Won


Craven He fer 53, Victoria 44 • ,7,V?nne r w T f ) against Highest‘ score: E. Briggs ,thelr matches d-U against (Catholic SC A) 132.


[weak opposition. Waddington’s penalty


came when Miller was trip­ ped in the box and they almost conjured up a dramatic. winner when John Kirk’s header forced the Rishton 'keeper to make a brilliant save. Waddington: Nuttall, Rim-


mer, Seedle, Biale ck i (D ) ,


Bialecki (M), Kirk, Byrom, Green, Coleboume,. Gardner, Miller. Subs: Smith, Dean.


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