Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, August 21st, 1980 19


Clitheroe kick off in style


Clitheroe 3, Blackpool Mechanics 0. i :


CLITHEROE’S finishing matched the glorious weather at Shawbridge on Saturday. Three first half goals — two of them real beauties —


were enough to dispose of a competent, but erratic Blackpool Mechanics side. Clitheroe’s new-look side, showing four changes from


last season’s championship winning line-up, struggled to put any moves together in the opening stages and could well have gone behind but for timely last ditch tackles.


- All that changed in the 15th


minute thanks to a charge down the right wing by player- manager Ian Wilcox, playing at full-back. He clipped over a first-time


cross to Simon Whiteside who hit a splendid volley past stranded keeper Amfield. A fine goal to start the ,


season. On the half-hour, Whiteside


was again involved in a move which saw Roger Walker notch his first goal for Clitheroe since moving from Colne Dynamos. Whiteside did well to shrug


Keith Lord


Lord quits Clitheroe


CLITHEROE FC’s team ' attendant and trainer, Mr Keith Lord, has left Shawbrid ge a fte r 17 years. Player-manager Mr Ian


Wilcox made a personal appeal to Mr Lord to stay, but failed to per­ suade him from joining local Lancashire Combina­ t ion r iv a ls G rea t Harwood.


* Mr Lord has refused to go into the reasons for his sudden departure, al­ though he says he felt it was time for a move. The Lords have been associ­


ated with Clitheroe since its formation some 50 years ago. Mr Lord’s late father, Arthur, was chairman for more than 30 years. Present club chairman, Mr


Cyril Whiteside, said Mr Lord’s resignation had been accepted with regret and Clitheroe wished him all the best. No replacement has yet been


appointed, the final decision re­ sting with Mr Wilcox. He was very pleased with


Clitheroe’s workmanlike display in their opening match and names the same squad for Saturdays trip to Nelson. Play­ ers are asked to meet at Shaw­ bridge at 1-30 p.m. A new face at the club’s


training sessions this week has been 22-year-old Ian Ashworth, of Padiham, who has toured America with Manchester United and turned out for their Central League side. “He will be an extremely


useful acquisition if everything works out,” said Mr Wilcox. Meanwhile, Clitheroe Re­


serves start their season at Shawbridge" on Saturday against Ribchester (kick-off 2- 30 p.m.). Players meet ground-


1-30 p.m. With manager Mr Tommy


Townsend suffering from ill- health, Steve Rush has been appointed temporary player- manager.


New season kicks o f f


THE Ribble Valley Foot­ ball League will open its new season with mid­ week games on Wednes­ day and the following week. Kick-off 6-30 p.m. Fixtures and referees for


August 27th are: Division One: Read Utd v -


Whalley AC (GB), Chatbum v Victoria (AH), Trinity v Sabden (NB), Grindleton v Hurst Green (TJ), West Brad­ ford v Chipping (JS), Cross Keys v Royal Oak (GS). Division Two: Henthom Utd


v Roe Lee (IRG), Rimington v Waggon and Horses (IAD), Black Bull v Chatbum Res (IH), Transport v Read Utd Res (ID), Calderstones v Broc-


khall(TP). Division Three: Whalley Res


v West Bradford Res (NC), Station Hotel v Rimington Res (JD), Lord Nelson v Grindleton Res (DC), Catholic SC v Trini­


ty Res (JOD).


Villagers too strong


West Bradford Res 6, Trutex 1.


AFTER a bright opening, Trutex were overcome by a more experienced West Bradford side in Monday s


friendly. The villagers were kept out


by some resolute defending, and Trutex opened the scoring


through Rhodes. ■ West Bradford recovered,


though, to lead at the break with goals from Ibbotson and


Maudfley. Some slack marking in the ,r,


second half saw Ibbotson hit a hat-trick and a late goal, by


'Moore rounded off the scoring. Trutex were well served by


1 Trutex: Pointer, Edwards, Shenton, Walker^ Simpson, Wilson, Pitcairn, Blenkinship,


Rhodes, Patel, Coleboume. Sub:Pickup.


Clitheroe CC 1st XI (v


Cherry Tree, home, Saturday. Team: B. Fielding, J- Boden,


P. Hall," G. Sutcluf, J. Hill, S. Westheadj iN.. Thornton, G.


Gregson, T. Bleazard,. B. Parker,’*A:’Henderson. Scorer: M. Hawthorne..


Coleboume and Simpson.


off a couple of challenges to cross for Walker to rifle the ball into the net from 10 yards. To prove it was not going to


be the visitors’ day, they went further behind after an unfor­ tunate defensive mix-up.


Allen’s hurried clearance


under pressure from Paul Bretherton, who grew in confi­ dence as the game progressed, hit another defender and pre­ sented Simon Whiteside with an easy tap-in goal. After all that excitement, it


was hardly surprising that the second half seemed much quie­ ter, no doubt because the play­ ers were beginning to feel the heat. . Nevertheless, Blackpool tried


to make a game of it, only to be thwarted by some timely interventions, particularly from Frank Richards. Overall, Clitheroe's display,


albeit not against the best op­ position in the league, was con-


dent and entertaining. Perhaps most important, the


finishing power of Walker and Whiteside was impressive and clearly this pair are destined to bag many more goals this season.


C l ith e ro e : Underwood,


Wilcox, Richards, Ashcroft, Eyles; Whiteside (N), McGuire, Bretherton; Whiteside (S), Walker (R), Walker (G). Subs: Wright (for Bretherton) and Eastwood (not used). Referee; Mr E. J. Parker (Preston).


League title


CLITHEROE are champ­ ions of the Ribblesdale Youth Cricket League. With a match in hand' they have a two-point lead over Baxenden. At the bottom are Ribbles­


dale Wanderers, still seeking their first win.


Ribblesdale Youth League PW D L P


Clitheroe............... 15 9 3 3 39 Baxenden.............. 16 8 5 3 37 Northern............... 15 6 6 3 30 Cherry Tree........... 16 5 7 4 27 Padiham................. 15 5 6 4 26 Whalley.................. 15 5 5 5 25 Gt Harwood........... 14 4 4 6 20 Read........................ 14 3 5 717 Ribb.Wands;.......... 14 0 311' 3


Six-wicket defeat


Ribblesdale YL 145 for 7, Palace Shield 149 for 4


THE Ribblesdale Youth League cricket team lost by six wickets in an inter­ league game with a Palace Shield XI, played at Bax­ enden on Sunday.


Ribblesdale YL: G. Devon


(Padiham) 14, D. Pearson (Northern) 50, K. Eastham (Wha lley) . 11, I . F o l l ’ey (Padiham) 19, N. Wilson (Whal­ le y ) 4, D. H a rd ca s t le (Clitheroe) 25 n.o., P. Allen (Gt Harwood) 3, R. Davenport (Whalley) 0, T. Bleazard (Clitheroe) 12 n.o. Extras 8, total (7 wkts) 145: Palace Shield: 149 for 4 (J.


Fazackerly, Penwortham 41 n.o.).


Bowlers On form


IN the most exciting match of the weekend in the Ribble Valley Cricket L e a gu e . , Gisburn beat Brierfield by two runs. Bowlers were on top, John


Kirk taking 6 for 16 as Gisburn were shot out for 55 only to hit back and dismiss the opposition


for 53. Tommy Thompson took 6 for 25.


Chatbum lost to Marsden in


a low-sconng game. The title- challengers scored 84, with Chatbum’s Brian Jones having figures of 4 for 24. The villa


Hil misforf||g§


Bamoldswick 183 for 6, Read 82 for 6


AN excellent innings of 84 not out by Martyn Greenhalgh proved a major factor in Barnold- swick’s winning draw over Read at Victory


Park. Put in to bat, the home


side made, a very sedate start. After five overs Bedford, who was not yet off the mark, was run out through failing to make his ground after playing a shot. He was, h ow e v e r ,


brought back by Rigby and went on to make 29, although he also survived a dropped catch. After almost an- hour


only 32 runs had been scored and soon after­ wards Wilson who had never looked comfortable against spin was caught by Worsley off Goodway. This was the signal for


the main action of the af­ ternoon as it brought


Wanderers’ chance for revenge


AN opportunity for Rib­ blesdale Wanderers to re­ cover some of their pride will be provided on Satur­ day when they' meet Whalley in the return “double” at Station Road after the recent, Ramsbot- tom Cup semi-final defeat. However," Whalley will be


hoping for a display of better manners from some of the Wanderers’ supporters who made a bad impression the other Sunday, and left a lot of litter behind. For 'Whalley it will be a


double weekend of cricket. Baxenden will be visitors to the villagers on Sunday in the final of the Ramsbottom Cup.


Ribblesdale League Whalley v Ribblesdale Wan­ gers managed only 44 in reply Tree, Read v Great


ley GSOB beat St Francis’ and need only draw their last two games to clinch their fourth championship in the last five years. .


. , !, PW D L P


Burnley GSOB....... 1510 4 034 Marsden...... .......... 13 8 4 128 Burnley BC..:....... .. 15 6,7 225 Queen’s Park...... .;15.5 3 518


; Gisburn........ ........... 14 6 3 ,618 B’f i e l d 14 3 6 515 St Francis........... ;. 13. 3 . 6 514


Chatbum....... ........14 1 4 9.7 Sabden.......14 .1 4


9.7.


Team list Clitheroe 2nd XI (v Cherry


Tree, away, Saturday). Team: J. Pye, R. Banks, C.. Bishop, R. Sharpe, W. Briggs, . C; Musson, G. Robinson,’ . M.


GidloWj-'J:' Coulter, i'R; Thorn­ ton;; D. Whittaker. Reserve: M. Scott. Meet Chatbum Road.


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den, Settle v Barnoi Earby v Padiham. Sunday: Ramsbottom Cup final: Whalley v Baxenden. w > - In Division One Read 2nd


visit Great Harwood 2nd and Clitheroe 2nd go to Cherry Tree. In Division Two Ribbles­ dale. Wanderers 2nd, have a derby game with Whalley 2nd.


NEW TEAMS


THREE new , teams* are competing' in the Ribble Valley l a d i e s ’ Darts league next season; They are th e ' Bay -Horse, Barrow, Calderstones Social Club and the Com­ mercial, Clitheroe. .■ . . Any teams .wishing'to. com-..,


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Greenhalgh to the wicket. After a fairly, .quiet


start he opened up, pun­ ishing any loose bowling


severely. His unbeaten 84 in­


cluded five sixes and nine


fours. So despite two wickets


in two balls in a second spell from Pollard, Bar- noldswick had reached an impressive 183 for 6 when the overs were completed. With Kawalec and


Morgan taking 15. runs from the first two overs, Read started confidently but their composure was disturbed when Kawalec was caught by Scothem off Dudha after making 18 runs. Six runs later Morgan was caught off Roberts and Rigby was run out without addition. Read now needed time


to consolidate and prepare for a later attack on the large total set for them. O’Connor' was caught


behind at 37 and Read were left relying on the experienced Hindle and' Goodway to rescue them from their predicament.' For a time this seemed


possible but Goodway, having decided that the time had come to push the score along more quickly, mishit a ball from Roberts and was cau gh t by Dudha. Three runs later, Wors­


ley had been promoted in the batting order • after some useful knocks was also caught off Roberts and it became obvious that .all Read could hope


for was one point. Hindle and Waddington ■


made sure of this, the former being 26 not out at


the close. ’ ,. It was a commendable


piece , o f batting which held the innings together ,


when it might have col­


lapsed. w ........... 'Roberts finished with


three for 22 and Barnold- swick took their , wellj-'- earned three points. ,,, This was yet another


disappointing match for Read in a season in which they have " been 'plagued by: injuries- and misfor­ tunes:' They can; only, hope: their ' luckiimust soon


change. > :■ : > Read: R.:,.'Kawalec c


Scothem, b iDudha jl8,],S;<- Morgan c ...Greennalgh:,b


: Roberts 8, D. Rigby Vun out 2, G.> O’Connor' c


; the league’s'’ AGM where, the , following officers were elected:


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; Chairman — Mrs Pat.Dobson, j, i treasurer — Mrs Joyce Seedle, :


; Scothem b ,Dudha> 6 , . D. ! Hindle^ n.oV,: 26,^R.:!.Good-, way • c ‘ Dudha b .* Roberts 13, R. W o r s le y c ; Greenhalgh.:L


» secretaries — , Mrs Joyce, Hoi- i. ’ gate andrAlison Spencer, u-liry • , r ' Committee:-Jean Coward, I Doreen Miller', ‘Maureen Wad- ’ i dington, Sylvia . Lofthouse, i


i-Marion:> Conroy.,‘if Christine Downing, ■


and Norma Harwood. _ <


' - - J ;> Wad dington : n. o. r 7


p x tra s '2 ! total f6wkts) 82 • ’ f’.tion at. Clitheroe; Golf Club,; the extras A, total (bWKts; m . ^ Mrtp. :GeddesV;prize; was^won


.................. ...... ...


, Bowling: P. P i c k u p , .......... 12-0; 7 Dudha: 11 l-3-33-2;VJ S 0f 9D18-73 riett.V%si I


umov .................... R o b e r t s - 1 2 -3 -2 2 -3 ; .vM.t I n-The- L, ■ B r e n d a ’1 Thornber ‘ G reenh algh’)’ 3 -1 -9 -0 ;” D. 'j was wo ( Sharpies 3-1-4-0.


, " i , ' v ’ 5Vy> * ’ “ ' * ■ft -A '.v V - t E b.iRoberts*.0,: Malcolm Dennett The latter plundered seven


sixes and 14 fours off the vis­ itors’ bowling, his 129 being scored off 96 balls in just under two hours. Lamb had a six and three


fours in his 69 and was still there with Wallbank when the declaration was made at 211 for 2 just before 4-30 p.m. Faced with such a daunting


target some teams might have set out at once with the aim of saving a point, but not Earby. They challenged from the


start and proceeded to show why they are bidding for hon: ours. Openers Greenhalgh and


Ribblesdale Cricket League


Dennett celebrates career-best score


Ribblesdale Wanderers 211 for 2 dec., Earby 195'for 6 MALCOLM Dennett, Ribblesdale Wanderers’-


professional celebrated • the signing of a new, contract at Church Meadow'with a career-best, 129 against Earby, one of his former, clubs... Malcolm is a product of Gibb put on 43 and then Wan-


Church Meadow where h e , first put bat to ball as a boy. He is still as keen


about the summer game, although football also has claims on his interest.' He was Earby’s profes­


sional for 10 seasons aiid this must have added pi­ quancy to Saturday’ s achievement. Surprisingly, it was a bats­


man’s day on a wicket that had promised otherwise. Wanderers hammered their way to a double century chiefly by means of a second-wicket stand of 185 between Lamb and Dennett.


derers claimed some wickets at reasonable cost. With half the side out Earby


were 104, . but Little joined . Sharp and ' the flow of runs became almost a torrent. They put on 73 in good time


and although Sharp was caught on the boundary edge when three short of his 50, any possi­ bility of Wanderers taking five


points had vanished. With Little hitting the ball


out of the ground several times there even seemed to be an outside chance of victory goings to the visitors. However, the task was just too great and the overs ran out at 195 with four wickets in hand. Birch took a couple of good


catches and claimed Sharp’s wicket with the help of a splen­ did catch by Driver on the


boundary edge. Musgrove snapped up a


sharp chance at the wicket. For those who regard big


hitting as the acme of Saturday afternoon cricket, this was not a match to be missed. Wanderers had a scoring


rate of 7.54 an over and took three points for the winning draw. Earby averaged 6.5 an


over. Wanderers: J. Ainsworth b


Booth 1, W. Lamb n.o. 69, Dennett c Greenhalgh b Sharp 129, T. Wallbank n.o. 3, extras 9, total (2 wkts dec.) 211. Bowling: Sharp 8-1-45-1; R.


Booth 4-1-19-1; M. Chappie 5-1- 24-0; W. Greenhalgh 2-0-27-0; G. Jagea 6-0-48-0; Tl Forster 3-


0-49-0. Earby: W. Greenhalgh c


Birch b Slinger 20, J: Gibb c Musgrove b Dennett 32, N. Wear run out 11, M. Chappie c Birch b Dennett 6, Sharp c Driver b Birch 47, S. Hipgrave run out 12, D. Little n.o. 45, J. Jagea n.o. 5, extras 17, total (6


wkts) 195. Bowling: Dennett 11-0-88-2;


P. Seedle 3-0-19-1; W. Slinger 6-0-25-1; A. Holgate 3-0-31-0; R. Birch 5-2-13-1.


Steve hits top score


Baxenden 112 for 8 Whalley 173 for 6


DESPITE a hurricane 83 from Steve Lawton, Whalley had to be content with three points from a 1 winning draw at Bax­ enden. It was the Whalley pro­


fessional’s highest score of the season and he fol­ lowed it by taking four wickets for 23 runs. Lawton was at the wicket for


only 38 minutes and in that time he took 11 fours and four sixes off the Baxenden bowling. John Slinger stayed with him


for most of the time in a stand that was worth exactly 100. Slinger and David Bleazard


put on 20 for the fourth wicket which fell at 136 with Slinger being run out for 31; Bleazard and Keith Eastham


left at 155 and the innings closed with Stephen Wildgoose and Barrie Foster still at the crease. Baxenden made a promising


start to the reply, being turned 50 when the first wicket fell to Lawton. '


' They lost another to Marshall


when they were just into the 70s and then came completely unstuck as Jim Staniforth pro­ duced a killing seven overs in which three wickets fell to him for only eight runs. With Lawton • claiming another couple, Baxenden ar­ rived at 92 for 7. Lawton went on to claim his


fourth wicket but after that Baxenden held on for a point. Scoring rates were Whalley 5.24 an over, Baxenden 3.39. Whalley: J. Slinger run out


31, P. Macwood run out 0, P. Boyde c Fenwick b Cook 3, Lawton c Whitworth b Hayton 83, D. Bleazard c Swarbrick b Lace 26, S. Wildgoose n.o. 6, K. Eastham lbw Lace 0, B.


.• Foster n.o. 16, extras 8, total ' (6 wkts) 173. Bowling: K. Lace ■ 13-3-42-2; : P. Cook 10-2-43-1; B. Fenwick


C; 4-0-25-0; J. Hayton 5-0-38-1; B. Hodkinson 1-0-17-0. Baxenden: P. Swarbrick b


Lawton 35, J. Hayton c Slinger b Marshall 23, K. Lace c Mar­ shall b Staniforth 6, D. Pilling c Bleazard b Staniforth 5, B. H od k in s on c S l in g e r b Staniforth 0, R. Watson c and b Lawton 0, D. Pilkington b Lawton 0, P. A. Clegg n.o. 14, D. Whitworth c Foster b Lawton 1; P. Cook n.o. 0, extras 28, total (8 wkts) 112. Bowling: T. Marshall 8-1-26-


1; B. Foster 7-1-27-0; Lawton 11-5-23-4; J. Staniforth 7-2-8-3.


Whalley 2nds


hit out Whalley 2nd 119,


Baxenden 2nd 107.


NEEDING a win to clinch the championship of Division Two of the Rib­ blesdale Cricket League, Baxenden suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of Whalley. Whalley made a poor start


and at 31 for 4, off 17 overs they looked to be heading for


another batting flop. However, G. Hindle (49) and


R. Eatough (13), put together a 49 run stand and the tailenders helped to give Whalley some­ thing to bowl at. Baxenden made a good be­


ginning to the reply, but Robert Davenport and “veteran” Bob Singleton gradually tied the


batsmen down. Hesitancy crept in and Sing­


leton began to get more and more out of the wicket to finish. with 7 for 44. A 12 run win was Whalley’s reward for a tenacious disDlav.


Whalley 2nd: R. Davenport


2, M. Fallon jnr 1, M. Wilson 4, P. Bradley 19, R. Eatough 13, G. Hindle 49, A. Burgess 1, M. Walker 6, D. Davenport n.o. 8, M. Fallon snr. 0, R. Singleton .8- Extras 8. Total


119. Baxenden 2nd: 107 (J. Duck­


worth 6 lor 48). Whalley 2nd bowling: D.


Davenport 5-1-13-0, R. Daven­ port 11-2-31-2, R. Singleton. 8.5-1-44-7, M. Fallon snr 2-1-3- 1.


Good work by openers


Earby 2nd 143 for 7, Ribbles­ dale W. 2nd 140 for 6


OPENERS Alan' Parker and Stephen Proctor gave Wanderers a fine start by putting on 75 in 15 overs. Duggan (23) and Fellows (15)


continued the good work and the innings finally,.closed.-.-at


■ 140, with four men still to . come. > ............


The total proved no obstacle to Earby who took the runs off


: 30 overs. Mainstay of the reply i were Wiseman • with 45 and i Brigg (34).^


, ■ ■'. Wanderers. 2nd: A. Parker


: 69,-.S.r: Proctor 39; Duggan 23, Fellows -;15, N. ■-Parker 0,


-‘ 7-1-32-1;’: Gladwin '-4-Q-25-1; O’Neill 2-0-12-0.’ -


Golf prize-


■: 2; Fellows 10.2-3-6-1; Jackson '


: O’Neill n.o.- 1, Tomlinson ,0, : Gladwin.n.o. 0, extras, 3,’ total (6 wkts) 140. i'1 1 'Bowling: ■


",: • S. Proctor 11-0:33- ’ > ............... • J. A. WHITESIDE Garth Sutcliffe


Tussle for three points


Settle 86 for'9 Clitheroe 119 for 9


THE league rule, giving- three points for a “win-' ning draw" kept interest in this game alive for both sides until the last ball had been bowled. On a s o f t w ick e t


Clitheroe batted first and ended with 119 for 9 after


36 overs. They were indebted to a


sound innings of 30 from Keith i Fawcett wno maintained his excellent form although batting


. under serious difficulty from a strain which affected his run­ ning between the wicket. •He received steady support


from John Boden whose batting is now more confident and posi­


tive. • On Fawcett’s departure


David Hardcastle took the mqjor role and played a most mature innings. His 34 included several powerful straight drives for four. Settle also found runs dif­


ficult to collect. Skipper Alan Davidson was just beginning to look a. match-winner when he was smartly stuniped by Philip


Hall off Sutcliffe’s bowling. When Newhouse was caught


on the boundary by Colin Ward, again off Sutcliffe, their chance of victory went with him and they faced three overs of hostile bowling to avoid defeat. Fielding bowled Kendal with


the score at 89, leaving Ian Wilkinson to negotiate three balls to secure a losing draw.


Settle: A. Davidson stp Hall


b Sutcliffe 29, M. Dodgson b Fielding 5, K. Foster c Thorn­ ton b Sutcliffe 1, M. Verden c Hall b Fielding 2, Weavers c Fawcett b Sutcliffe 11, B. Ward c Bleazard b Sutcliffe 4, M. Newhouse c Ward b Sutclif­ fe 20, M. Wilson b Fielding 3,


-R. Kendal b Fielding 3, D. Robinson n.o. 1, I. Wilkinson n.o. 0; extras 7, total (9 wkts) 86.


Bowling: Fielding 12-1-33-4; : ; -


j : Hill 5-0-11-0; G. Sutcliffe 12- 4-35-5.


Clitheroe: C. Ward b Weav­


ers 6, K. Fawcett b Wilkinson 30, J. Boden b Robinson 16, D. Hardcastle c Robinson b'Wil­ kinson 34, Fielding b Wilkinson 2, G. Grayson c Robinson ' Weavers 8, N. Thornton Robinson b Wilkinson 7, P. Hall b Wilkinson 1, J. Hill F oster ,b Weavers ,0, T. Bleazard n.o. >7, G. Sutcliffe n.o. 3, extras 5, total (9 wkts)


119. Bowling: Weavers 18-3-51-3; ‘


I. Wilkinson 8-0-39-5; D. Robin­ son 10-1-2-41. |


Netball


Men even the score


WADDINGTON FC play­ ers evened the score against the ladies of Queensway House when they beat them 9-8 in a netball match. The game was a return chal­


lenge, for last week Queensway beat Waddington 8-3 at foot­


ball. . The ladies were.the first to


score, but the men soon showed their equality on the court and drew level through Eric Geldard and Ian Nuttall. The match was played in a


sporting spirit and, with the score level at 8-8 in the last few minutes, the men snatched a goal to win. . Queensway: Janet Taylor,


Helen Cook, Julie Martin, Patsi Bialecki, Adele Rawson, Ann Smith, Jane Seed, Helen Swift. Waddington: Eric Geldard, Barry Taylor, Ian Nuttall, Rus-


: sell Clayton, Andrew Hutchin­ son, Paul Green, Gary Winck- ley, Chris Stewart.


Leadership challenge hots up


THE championship chal­ lenge in the Great Har­ wood Bowling League in­ tensified when the, lead­ ers, Great Harwood, lost to Spring Hill. Rishion Conservatives, who


beat Ribblesdale, are now only a point behind the leaders, who have a match in hand. Clitheroe Cricket Club, third in the. table, could only, draw


■ with lowly Whalley. . ■, .Results '


■ Division One: Rishton Con i 166-9, ■ Ribblesdale 85-1; Os-, ; waldtwistle Con 158-9, Sales-. bury 92-1; ■ Gt ■ Harwood 133-4,


I Spring' Hill 143-6; Globe 160-8, : Clitheroe Castle .108-2;-Whalley i 153-5;: Clitheroe Cricket .136-5; ' Clitheroe Castle 4, Whalley 6. Division Two: Calderstones I B 82-0,. St Mary’s 168-10; Metf-


:! lex ■ 146-6, Victoria Hotel 132-4; •


', 119-3. ■ r.r‘ The ‘ President’s ' silver ‘salver.


1 competition.dS!,at-,Clitheroe ! Castle on. Saturday;;®.;


Reserve, side /


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’ Boyd, - Humphreys' CLITHEROE i;Reserves,'i(v


Ribchester,^ home, •/Saturday); ~ ’


; i ‘.Rush, Devine;’


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i Mercer Park Ladies s.l 13-2; : Waddington , 160-8;.,-Salesbury ' Ladies ' 146-7, . Calderstones 1 ‘


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57 WOONE LANE CLITHEROE • Telephone 22023


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REPAIRS, RECONDITIONING AND SERVICE OF


HOOVER


APPLIANCES ’ Specialists on Keymatic •>


BLACKBURN RAY


’ Plumbing, Heating Engineer, ^ Glazing, etc.


Free estimates ,■ .


. Labour only work also,; undertaken »


T. F ield in g


, & Sons _ . (Contractor) Ltd


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■ ■ Fernslde Barn, Fernslde, Twlston


For DOORS, WINDOWS, i; PORCHES."


r i i ’ a nd a ll o th e r 11 types o f lo ln e ry \ -t


>1 Clitheroe 24734 evenings.


\ , r . Prompt a ttention!, Phone Gisburn 345 day,'


1 , 1 TELEPHONES:', 1


; Editorial........... Clitheroe22324 iAdvertising.;:;’..::Clither6e 22323


Classified'1.... .'..'...Burnley 22331 1 Telephone: CLITHEROE 26460


P. KNIGHT (BUILDERS) ; t .


’ building maintalnance and,: -repairs'):-” . ’V .;V


Domestic 'and. industrial,


/ f Small jobs undertaken - lt t e References If required L Phone CLITHERQE 25606


- , LIGHT HAULAGE , ■


Removals and,Odd, Jobs,,)?::, ‘ ^Undertaken1*’ ||


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’ 71 WOONE'EANE1 vf, .-CLITHEROE. . Tel. 22857,1,


W. Beer . B AND B PAINTERS a n d 1 Estimates Free1 DECORATORS


EXPERIENCED IN FLOCK PAPERING f VALMURA SILK COVERING. *


Also Artex work — Very reasonable rates . , Half-price to OAP’s — No job too'small RING WHALLEY12639, between 6 p.m. and, 8 p.m.


THE HOOVER Cleaner Repair Specialist


K. B. HOLMAN


4 BROOKES LANE, WHALLEY


RING WHALLEY 3434 after 5 p.m.


Service o r Repairs


Guaranteed. Collection, Delivery, Estimates Free.


DEREK LEIGH TELEVISION a n d


4 SHIREBURN AVE., CLITHEROE. Tel. 24168


AUDIO REPAIRS (ESTIMATES FREE)


20in. COLOUR TV’s .... 1 year guarantee or £6.50 per month . . . . .£ 1 2 0


2 0 in . B L A C K AND WHITE .....................£ 3 5 S months guarantee o r£3 a month rent


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62 WHALLEY ROAD, CLIHTEROE Tel. 27280


_ _ _ _ _ G.E.C. ELECTRICS


DOMESTIC, INDUSTRIAL, AGRICULTURAL,


ELECTRICAL CONTRACT WORK


EXTENSIONS etc.


RE-WIRING — REPAIRS —


Also Complete Electric Shower Installations


FOR FREE ESTIMATES Tel. CLITHEROE 26881/24483 _____


TV RENTAL


NEW PYE 20in„ 22ln., 26in. models FROM UNDER C7 MONTHLY EQV. £83 annual advance payment.


NO DEPOSIT black/whlte or co lo u r re c o n d i t io n e d TVs FROM £3 and £7 MONTHLY. Payments monthly in advance.'


SLOT METER TVs. Pay and save as you view.


KAINE & RAWSON


79 LOWERGATE. CLITHEROE Tel. 23444


L E A V E A L L YOUR


1U B B IS H P R O B LEM S TO US


CONTAINER SERVICE


SKIP


ERIC DUGDALE (MERCHANTS) LTD


PENDLE TRADING ESTATE. CHATBURN


Tel. Clitheroe 41597


DUCKWORTH & HINE LTD DERBY ST., CLITHEROE Tel. 22311


Local Deliveries Also at BLACKBURN AND BOLTON B M F ltt«prctaiondsintion»impro*nwtj ttulociituttm'macliirt-


FOR JOBS AROUND THE HOUSE OR IN THE GARDEN - MAKE IT EASY


HIRE


CENTRAL H EAT ING


PLUMBING at competitive prices


C. N. FORT


18 KENILWORTH DRIVE CLITHEROE


Phone Clitheroe 25680 lor Iree estimate


FOR AUGUST ONLY, BE ON PARADE AND ENLIST AS A PROFESSIONAL


ATTENTION!


Full exciting range of tradesman BLACK & DECKER POWER TOOLS


AT A SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 2 5 % DON’T MISS THIS SPECIAL OFFER


at ERIC DUGDALE (Merchants) LTD PENDLE TRADING ESTATE


CHATBURN, CLITHEROE 41597 Weekday 7-30 a.m. — 5-30 p.m. Saturday 7-30 a.m. — 12-30 p.m. HIRE E. & D. (PLANT HIRE) HIRE


S PEC IA L WEEK-END RATES — FRIDAY p.m. — MONDAY a m.


ELECTRIC MIXERS........£4 POWER SAW..................£6 EXT. LADDER..................£3 PACE BREAKER AND


TOWER SCAFFOLD.......£7 TOOLS........ ....................£12 Large stock of small plant tools at competitive rgtes


LTD.


PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN Tel. Clitheroe 41597


WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR BUILDING AND PLUMBING REQUIREMENTS TRADE AND DIY.


MARSHAUTESTONE BRICKS, BLOCKS,


SCREEN WALLING, CONCRETE FLAGS,


GARDEN EDGINGS


CONCRETE LINTELS HEADS AND SILLS STEEL LINTELS


WALL AND FLOOR TILES SLATE BATTENS FELT


CHIMNEYPOTS GAS VENTS


OSMA RAINWATER


SYSTEMS-SOIL, WASTE, DRAINAGE PIPES AND FITTINGS


COPPERTUBEAND FITTINGS


HANDTOOLS


FULL RANGE OF CEMENT ADDITIVES


SAND, CEMENT AGGREGATES


PLASTER BOARDS


ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS


Industrial and Domestic


Maintenance and Installa­ tion


For high quality work


■ ■ Prompt service Contract work welcomed


TEL. WALLEY 3012 H Table tennis


'‘.‘ Lawn Tennis League, Division Two, : by can 8-1 victory over Sunnyhurst, of Darwen, in a mixed doubles match at Whal­ ley on Saturday. The team was David Taylor


WHALLEY retained second;, place in the East i Lancashire


ADVERTISER and TIMES TRADES GUIDE


and Lorna Slinger, Mike Coles and Janet Brown, Stephen Brown and Jessica Newman. Both the mens and the mixed team have no further-matches • until September 6th and 7th.


CALLING ALL


D.I.Y. PEOPLE!


WE CAN HELP BY STOCKS OF GARDEN EDGES,


FLAGS, SCREEN AND CONCRETE BLOCKS,


WALLING STONE, SAND, COPINGS, CHIPPINGS, POSTS, KERBS, BRICKS,


DRAIN TILES, DAMP COURSE, GARDEN FURNITURE, TIMBER plus


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ALL TYPES OF BUILDING MATERIALS AND TOOLS


DELIVERIES TO YOUR DOOR


Contact: E R IC D U G D A L E (Merchants) L T D OPEN; Weekdays 7-30 — 5-30 p.m.


P E N D L E T R A D IN G E S TA T E DHATBURN CLITHEROE 41597


GIVE YOUR GARDEN AND


FACE LIFT


DRIVE A ' '


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