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Whiteside makes amends for penalty miss
Clitheroe 3, Nelson 1.
FORMER England international Keith Newton made his first appearance as Clitheroe’s player- manager on Saturday — and helped his team record their first win in seven matches. Despite missing an
Boxing Day match at
Shawbridge
CLITHEROE manager Keith Newton has named squad of 16 for the
DAD SAYS: MERRY
CHRISTMAS! It Is said In Burnley that we never close, but I think it's time that the boys (and girls) had a day off.
We regret we will be closed:
THURSDAY — CHRISTMAS DAY FRIDAY - BOXING DAY SATURDAY — DECEMBER 27th SUNDAY — DECEMBER 28th THURSDAY — JANUARY 1 st, 1981
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Christmas weekend clashes with Great Har wood and Padiham. Great Harwood visit
early penalty and then going behind, • Clitheroe raised their game in the second half and could easily have doubled their goal tally.
Without the suspended
Shawbridge on Boxing Day. Kick-off is at 11 a.m. and Clitheroe officials are hoping for a big holiday crowd. The following day,
both games includes Dave Gillibrand, recovering from flu, Paul McGuire, still nursing a leg injury, and Mick Ashcroft, who
Clitheroe travel to highly- placed Padiham for what should be a testing local derby (kick-off 2-15 p.m.). Clitheroe’s squad for
■will be free from suspen sion. Players are asked to meet at Shawbridge at 10 a.m. on Friday and 1 p.m. on Saturday. Mr Newton was satis-
; fied with his team’s per formance in comfortably beating Nelson. “I felt we took some time to get going, but in the second half we did very .well on a difficult pitch.” Saturday’s game was watched by more than 80 people on what is traditionally a poorly attended fixture just before Christmas. Clitheroe Reserves are
Mick Ashcroft, Paul Bretherton partnered Frank Richards at the centre of the defence, and young Tony Waddington made his home debut in midfield. Clitheroe should ■ have
gone in front in only the third minute. Simon Whiteside was brought down in the penalty area, but when he took the kick himself Nelson keeper At kinson made a good save.. ; Nelson, though, had
their moments and lively forward Mullington forced fine stops from- Denis Underwood before Fay gave the visitors the lead with a simple tap-in goal. The setback stunned
Clitheroe into a spell of furious attacking, urged on by the hardworking Ian Wilcox and the impre ssive Waddington. They drew level in the
34th minute when Ian Ashworth’s low drive was slightly deflected into the Nelson net by defender O’Brien. The Shawbridge side
Waddington in Craven Cup semi-final
Waddington 3, Skipton Town 0.
A CLASH in the semi- finals, or even the final of this season’s Craven Cup between two Ribble
ably disposed ‘ of Skipton Town on Saturday to earn a place in the last four of the competition.
Valley teams is on the cards. Waddingtonicomfort
, To join them, West Bradford must defeat .Cononley in then’ delayed quarter final tie, to be played on January 17th. Cononley beat Bradley on Saturday — a match watched by West Brad ford “spy” John Wood- worth.
were well on top after the interval and reshuffled quickly when Bretherton hobbled off to be replaced by Newton. The breakthrough came
players not needed for first team duty plus: Hatch, Braith waite, Boyd, Rush, Musgrove, Jim Taylor, John Taylor, Tomlinson, Behan, Pye, Stevenson.
Ladies stay
unbeaten
EMPRESS Ladies’ squash team ended the first half of the season still unbeaten with the conquest of Markland Hill 2nd. Playing rather below her
jest, Susan Meadows opened for Empress while Rachel Pal- lister, in only her second game for the team gave a fine per formance. She kept her nerve against a hard-hitting oppo nent, finally emerging victori ous in the fourth game. Yvonne Greenup and Coleen Kendrick
le' lost to a strong opponent. Empress 2nd narrowly lost
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due to entertain Brinscall in a Blackburn Division Two fixture on Saturday (kick-off 2-15 p.m.). Their squad will include
with quarter of an hour left. A text book build-up involving Tony Eyles, Wilcox and Roger Walker ended when Simon Whiteside thumped the ball home to make amends for his earlier miss from the penalty spot.
safe in the last minute when Wilcox took advan tage of a poor defensive clearance to shoot past Atkinson — just reward for his non-stop, en thusiastic display in mid- field. The confidence and flair
The points were made
seems to be slowly creep ing back into Clitheroe’s performance.. In spite of the difficult conditions; they fought
back well from being a goal down -and looked menacing whenever they moved forward. \«
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satisfied , with his display , in such gruelling circumst ances, while' Bretherton;
Waddington can be well took easy wins but — Mary Nevih proved a capable deputy Cn
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to a strong Bamford 3rd. After an easy win- by Jean-Ann Speak, Marilyn Fletcher lost in a tough d o s e game. Sheila Willis played well and out manoeuvred her opponent for a 3-1 win, but defeats nr the third and fifth rubbers meant that Empress finally went down 3-2. Results: Empress 1st. Coleen
donald lost 3-0,' Sheila Willis ' won 3-1, Jean Hutchinson lost 3-0, Marilyn Fletcher: lost 3-2,. Jean-Ann Speak won 3-0.
Empress 2nd. Carrie Mac ■■■ '■■ A n V, a m a A* ' . A M 1VI r l 1/10
for Ashcroft —- an indica tion that Clitheroe have' strength in depth as they approach a difficult, double-header over the festive period. : •
Kendrick won 3-0, Susan Meadows won 3-1, Mary Nevil le lost 3-0, Yvonne Greenup' won 3-0, Rachel Pallister won 3-1.'.' ■ - -.1:
Eyles, N. i Whiteside, Richards, Bretherton, Wilcox, Wadding ton, Ashcroft, G. Walker, R. Walker, S. Whiteside. Subs: Newton and Bush. : . ■ .. • .»
C l ith e ro e : Underwood,
D: Flannagan, Ferguson, O’Brien, Gorton, Bolton, Mul lington, Fay, Harris, Hanson. •Subs: Bentley and Sj Flan- •nagan.
Nelson: Atkinson, Pickup, -| ■ •. • f ' . i 1.
(Preston)., ■. . ’ • :■ .j : ; ... if-
Despite dominating Saturday’s match at Twit ter Lane, it took Wad-
.dingtori an hour to open the scoring. Constant pressure finally paid off when, a long, through ball from Paul Green was slot ted past the Skipton keeper by Paul Byrom.
Two minutes later,
John Ainsworth latched on to another accurate pass to shoot home number two from a dif ficult angle. Ainsworth struck again 10 minutes from time when he headed in a cross.
Waddington made light work of the heavy condi tions and were good value for a semi-final place of this competition, which .in recent , years' they have won for three consecutive seasons. ;
Throughout the game, Outstanding were left
back John Nuttall and midfield man Green. The display was. marred when Eric Geldard had to retire at half-time with a back injury which1 could keep him1 out of, action; for a month.' • •••> -
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WaddingtonV •’ I: Nuttall, Rimmer, Seedle, Clayton, J.
Nuttall, Bishop, Green. Byrom, Geldard, Miller, ’.Ainsworth. Sub: Kirk.
Last games of year
IN company with most or ganisations, .. the Ribble Valley Football League is taking a,break over the,
Christmas period. In some’ways,
it-.is a
break that is hardly wel come, for there have been many (.cancelled matches,'
Referee: Mr I. A. Hendrick -i .If--... ’
the most recent on Satur- ■ day when only! two were played..
The league. programme . .
will he resumed on Janu ary ,3rd and a month later there will be the first round of the Aitken Shield. To be fitted in also are the two. Dan, Seed semi-finals ■ and1 the finals of all, divisional competi tions.
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Lots of action but no goals
Chatburn 0, Royal Oak 0.
NO goals were scored but there was plenty of inci dent in this Division One, top-of-the-table Ribble Valley League clash bet ween Chatburn and Royal Oak. Two disallowed goals, a missed penalty and the bar saved the vis itors from a probably heavy defeat. Chatburn began well
and Beswick soon had the ball in the Oak net only to have the effort disallowed by the linesman’s flag. Moments later the villa
gers ought to have gone ahead from the penalty spot following a foul by Astley on the lively Conti, but a weak shot by Har greaves was easily saved by goalkeeper Bond. Oak survived once more, when a fierce drive by Beswick smacked against the bar. Chatburn continued to
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harass Oak, with Young inspiring them all the way. But try as they did the villagers could not pierce the-visitors’ solid defence. It became evi dent that a goalless draw was likely to be • played out, particularly when another effort was ; disal lowed by the referee after Young had risen, above the defenders to . net with a powerful header. ; So, a rather, dull and
poor game on the whole ended .with both defences on top and no score. . , Conti and Coulston
were the pick of the Chat burn side, while, the de pendable Bush, and
Tyres. Chatburn:1 Whittle, Dinsdale,
ders of the Sandpiper darts knockout trophy. They beat Catholic Social Club A 5-4 in , the
final of the contest for teams in the Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts Association. Twenty-four teams have been competing for the cup since
October. • The trophy was presented to .Bonny Inn
skipper Susan Gore by Mrs Olive Foster, the first chairman of the Association, and as a reminder of the final she was presented with a plant by league secretary Mrs Joyce Holgate. Our picture shows the finalists and league
officials before the start of the match at Clitheroe British Legion Club. Representing Catholic A were Jean Coward,
Betty Peters (captain), Peggy Simpson, Doreen Miller, Janet Clegg, Liz Peters, Dorothy Winc- kley, Jean Dearden, Anne Martin, Lily Sandern
(reserve). Members of the Bonny Inn team were
Marion Conroy, Ruth Warren, Jenny Black- shaw, Joan Kennedy, Betty Haworth, Susan
' Gore, Eileen Bennett, Pam Clemson, Iris Fish, Emmy Ingram (reserve).
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McAlly, stood out- for Royal Oak. The game was sponsored :by P. Harrison
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