Clitheroe Advertiser, and Times, September 25th, 1980,; _19 - Under-18s finish season in


clubs eason


Team’s tribute / to former player


Waddington 4, Darwcn CC 0


BEFORE ' the opening; of this Blackburn Combina­ tion Premier Division game the teams lined up to pay silent tribute to Martin Bialecki, the Wad­ dington . player who died


recently. Waddington began pa­


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tiently, : and then pro-, ceeded to stamp their au­ thority on the game., A four-man move led to Ainsworth, finding, the corner of the net. ■ ‘ The visitors could have


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scored with their only chance; of.-the - half but were prevented ‘by John Nuttall’s goal-line clear­ ance.


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YOUNG players at .Clitheroe Cricket Club ended the season with matches on Saturday and Sunday. The under-18 team, who are the Rib­ blesdale Youth League champions, made short work of a representative team chosen by John Pye, captain of the 2nd XI. His men scored 120 and the Youth side replied with 120 for. four, with Richard Thornton (68) and Christopher Musson (33) featuring in a winning second- wicket stand. Before the game the Youth Trophy was pre­


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sented to Clitheroe by Mr Wally Monk, Youth League secretary, and individual mementos were presented by Mr Ken Barnes, club chairman. ; The under-13 side, who play in the Lancashire


Colts’ Cricket League, entertained East Lanca­ shire at Chatburn Road on Sunday to decide the championship. The Clitheroe-youngsters (seated in our picture) had plenty of enthusiasm but the greater experience of the visitors proved to be the deciding factor.


Ashworth nets first


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Manchester Poly 0 Clitheroe 2


CLITHEROE’S first -vist to Manchester Poly­ technic provided them with two points from a very much one-sided game. Two goals did not indicate their superiority in an encounter in which a massed rearguard prevented them from netting a panful.


• Manchester’s territory. Paul McGuire was the first to find the target but his effort was disallowed because a colleague was ruled offside,.'..


, The stalemate, which ap-


. peared to be producing a sense of frustration was finally broken by Simon Whiteside who “turned on a sixpence” to unleash a low hard centre from which Ian Ashworth scored his first goal for his new club.


. both post and bar, but Clitheroe went in still only one


This goal triggered a hectic spell in which Roger Walker hit


FIRST goal of the season for Paul McGuire.


Much better


performance Bangor OB 1


Clithcroe Res 6


A HAT-TRICK by Jim Taylor underlined a much-improved performance by Clitheroe Re­ serves who had Boyd, Hum­ phreys and Waddington back in the line-up for their Blackburn Combination, Division Two, game against’Bangor Old Boys


at Whitebirk. Taylor went close after an


early move down the. middle and the visitors collected the quick goal they were seeking when skipper Tony Bush put them ahead by heading in Terry Steinhofel’s cross. However, the teams turned


round level as the Old Boys hit back with • a well-taken goal after catching the Clitheroe de­


fence in a tangle. - Bangor resumed strongly


after the break but Clitheroe came through to reply with a bang. Taylor gave them the. lead from close ' range and Steve Musgrove crowned a right wing. run with a pass which Steinhofel headed home


at the far post. Taylor made. it four with a


shot from the edge of the box and then added the fifth goal of the match by rounding the keeper. This goal was set up by Boyd, a tower of strength at the back. John Taylor scored the sixth when he beat the advancing keeper.with a crisp


ilayed a in Black- lub’s 1-1 opening .eason at


Trevor in Peel


ed in the h centre Eddles- equalised


ms of the ’rew 1-1. earn lost


shot minutes from the end. All told, it was a much better,


performance by the Reserves, with player-manager Steve Rush doing a good job when he replaced the. injured,, Iony


Bush. 1


Boyd, Humphreys, Braith- waite, Waddington, Bush, Mus- grove, Taylor (Jim),. Taylor (John), ' Steinhofel. Subs: Rush,


Thornber.’ i. ‘ • *• 1 \ GOLF


WINNERS ■ of ;Clitheroe Golf ^Club’s, four-ball


stroke competition^on Saturday were'A. Seedle


and R. Read .with a score of 65.


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Patchett and, A. , Macln- tosh with. 67,'rafter a play-,


off with"Kr Holding - and - Di-Underwood,'R. .Baileyi;


and’-E: Taylor 'and’JJ F ai r c 1 o„u g h.',,',.ai)A Hanson. s t*, A r ' - ‘ ■ ~ Best ‘gross' we r e J ( ,


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Fairclough and N.sHanson;,, with 71r.


- ‘ Clitheroc Res: Blam, Telese, ,


Seeking someone to play


WEST BRADFORD’S under-15 football team is looking for'.Sunday


fixtures.’ Since formation . last


season < it ■.■ has played Whalley, Hurst ' Green;; Waddington an<L Grind­ leton; I t hopijs play more' matchemjdfltfr at: home oh’. We^r Bradford, playing field,.or away.:: T a n , , ” L amb e r t


(Clitheroe 2i631)tor.'Bill 'Heenan', (251)92) - would


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goal in front. The second half was more


evenly contested, without caus-


' ing the visitors’ defence any trouble and the scoreline was given a more respectable look in the second minute of injury time. Roger Walker seized on a bad defensive error, rounded the keeper and laid on a deli­ cate chip for Paul McGuire to head into the unguarded net.


Outstanding for Clitheroe


was Ian Ashworth who is be­ ginning to show why, two sea­ sons ago, he was an ever-pre­ sent in Manchester United’s Central League team.


W h i te s id e (N ) , E y le s , Richards, Bretherton, Ash­ worth, Wright, McGuire, Walker (R), Whiteside (S), Walker (G). Subs: Eastwood, ■ Wilcox.


C lith e ro e : Underwood, Cub-Scouts


LATEST r e su l ts in the Clitheroe and district Cub Scouts’ League are: Pendle Panthers 9; Ribblesdale 1; Pendle Leopards 2, Pendle Tigers 2; Waddington 2, Loyola ;2. .


- Saturday’s fixtures are: Rib­ blesdale v St Mary’s (M. Scorah), Pendle.Tigers v Chat-


bum (J. Barrett), Chipping v Waddington (J.' Rowley.), Hodder Valley v- Loyola (S. Farnsworth).


Monday: Pendle Leopards v


Ribblesdale (K. Robinson); ’ St Paul’s v Hodder Valley (C. Evans).


Mary’s (C. Evans),. Pendle Tigers v Pendle Panthers (J. Barrett).


Wednesday: Loyola v St off at 5-45 p.m.


First-half play was con­ ducted almost wholly in


dominated by Waddington who showed greater de­ termination and- whose football was more con­ trolled. , :


The second half was :


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Victoria fight back to earn a draw


Victoria 4, West Bradford 4.


VICTORIA twice came back from being a couple of goals in arrears to share the points in a game of fast, end-to-end football.


Andy Imotson gave West Bradford an early lead and at the same time spurred Victoria to fight back with a Paul Hum­ phrey’s goal, whose shot from 18 yards whistled past the keeper. Just before the break David Astin produced the equal­ iser after a good run down the wing.


second half by bringing on their substitute, striker Peter Stirzaker, for Joe Lafranceschina who had injured a knee. In a repeat of the


Victoria began the


Goals by Dowden and- pulled one back within the space of five minutes, and Jimmy Colebourne


then netted the equaliser. Col­ ebourne would have gone on to win the game for, Victoria but for two'good saves by Barber, the vis­ itor’s keeper. So, a game that was a


credit/ to both teams ended all-square. Mark Gidlow and Mick Isher- wood played well for Vic­ toria and John Clegg and Imotson for West Brad­


ford. Victoria: Hall, Lafranceschi­


game’s opening stages West Bradford forged in front with two well-taken goals by Imotson, to give him a hat-trick. But Steve Tomlinson


na, Gidlow, Tomlinson (G), Ishenvood, Elliott, Campbell, Humphreys, Astin, Tomlinson (S), Soleboume. Sub: Stirzaker. West Bradford: Barber,


Defences take


control


Royal Oak 0, Chatburn 0.


BOTH teams retained their unbeaten records with th is draw at Roefield. It .was a fair result after a very closely contested game, with the teams imposing periods of pressure but neither, man­ aging to break the dead-, lock.


Mellin, Edmondson, Clegg, Reynolds, Murphy, Dowderi, Howard, Imotson, Briggs, Mantle. Subs: Tagshaw, Wood- worth.


Chatburn hit Read for six


Chatburn Res 6, Read Utd Res 1.


CHATBURN RES ran out easy winners of . their Division Two game with Read Utd Res, but only after a first-half struggle.


Neither side began very


Trinity Res pull back


three goals


Grindlcton Res 3, Trinity Res 5.


AFTER trailing by three goals, Trinity Res fought back to take both points. T h e re were e a r ly


chances for both sides, Winckley saving well at one end and then Threlfall hitting the bar at the other. Grindleton struck when a through ball bounced awkwardly and they combined well to add two more good goals. Trinity played with much en­


thusiasm and from a free kick Turnbull shot well to reduce the arrears. Shortly afterwards Kay scored a neat goal as the result of good approach work


by Turnbull. The first 20 minutes of the


second, half produced some even exchanges but were goal-


Trinity finally levelled the ■ ;


scores when Threlfall’s free kick was’deflected into the net. They took the lead ■ through Kay after a good run by Mars- den, and Turnbull made it five from a Threlfall pass. It was a very good team


well and the deadlock was not. broken until the 35th minute when Rodney Read opened Chatburn’s account with a penalty goal. Read drew level im­ mediately after the in­ terval.


, Paul Slater leaving the home defence standing and netting past the ad­ vancing keeper.


to restore their lead with an Eric Speak header and from then onwards they regained control. Peter -Czapowski scored with a header and then with a low drive, and Brian Robinson slammed home a 25- yard shot that goalkeeper Lawson was unable to hold. Tony Smithson, who had laid on three of the previous goals, scored the sixth in a game that was played in a good spirit.


It did not take Chatburn long


worth, Knowles, Parkes, Read, Speak, Fletcher, Czapowski, Robinson, Foulker, Brown, Smithson.


; Heyworth, Lee, Redpath, Goodlord.-Gunson.


. :


performance by . Trinity, for whom Threlfall was outstand­ ing. 1 Edmondson, Burgess and . Kernsion gave good support. - Trinity Res: Winckley,. Kcr- rison, Burgess, Edmondson,


• Marsden, Threlfall, Turnbull, Renwick, Chatburn, Kay,:Neil- son. Subs: Astin (D), Steer.


- Midweek fixtures will kick­ Taylor is


on target . ■ Dugdales4, ' .


■ ■’ Red Rose 0. ;■ ■


STRIKING two fine goals for Dugdales,.Jimmy Taylor gave, them a surprise half-time lead over Red Rose, in the: Burnley Sunday League’. • - Red Rose had more of the,


play, but the strong defence of Wilson and Astin prevented them scoring.


- Another fine- shot brought Taylor his third goal; and he hit the post, three times;


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abled Steinhofel to score ,Dug- dales’ fourth goal. With 10 mi­ nutes 7 to “go,2 the.Red Rose


■ Colin Taylor’s clever, play en­


.: Dugaa’Du dales' have now ' gained maximum points from their five


; Henthorn Henthorn United 5. ’


go nap Ilrockhali 2,


HENTHORN’S unbeaten run in Division Two continued when they convincingly beat Brockhall.


crashed a Wilkinson cross into the net and Green drove home a penalty.’: Aspmwall then tapped the ball into the net after three opponents failed to clear. .


■ In a lively start, S. Johnston


Brockhall to gain a brief domi­ nance which saw some of their best' football, and Bennett nodded home a‘cross from the


Control of mid-field enabled right. , s .


Just • before half-time,; good work iby - Wilkinson,- Tudisco


and Aspinwall,.enabled Taylor to score another Henthorn goal froiri^O yards ,


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centre-forward was, sent’off,foE^ c'ross which permitted feroc- fighting.•', ( ■’


i khall to score first after-half- time,J but from then on ‘ it'was


matches, i Station "Hotel, who are * second \ to.1 them r| in'? the league" tablei,,have j gained, six points from three games’. 1 1 Dugdales:.: Peter, • Price;


Henthom’sikeeper dropped a


- all Henthorn. Their fifth 'goal . was scored,by Taylor, who was. outstanding v with’ Johnston, Tudisco and Whitehouse.


Blenk, "’Astin,;,Wilson,’ Conti, Carter, Knowles/..; Taylor; (C),


; liouse,- Townsend,".Coulston, Metcalfcti: Johnston)- Wilkinson,


Steinhofel, Tayfor'fcJ). .Sub’:. .Green,, jAspin,wall,r Taylor, Maudsley. ”lfV


‘ Tudisco.’


Hargreaves, Pollard, Bell, Blanchflower, Ecdes, Slater,


Read Utd , Res: Lawson, Chatburn Res: Heyes, Ash­ i


displays and there was some excellent goalkeep­ ing, but two , players were booked during the early phy s ic a l exchanges.


The defences gave good


Chances were created, Bond making good saves for Oak from Conti (S) arid Young. Dinsdale and Wood went close at the other end.


did twice find the net, only to have the efforts disallowed — once for a handling offence and the other because the ball had been kicked out of the keeper's hands.


In the second half Chatburn


scoring for Oak. He took the ball round the keeper, but his shot was kicked off the line. Astley (I) was unlucky with a powerful shot from the edge of the area, which was well saved by the visitors’ keeper.


Pinch nearly opened the !.


spite the small pitch which tends to restrict opportunities for open moves. Dinsdale and Preedy were-outstanding for Oak, while Young was promi­ nent for the visitors.


The teams played well de­


Royal Oak: Bond, Bush, Mullen,’ Preedy, Humphreys, ey (S),


Smith, Astle, Dinsdale, Conti (D).


‘ '


tley (I), Astfey Wood,


Pinch. Sub:


Social Club on top


West Bradford Res 0, Catholic SC 3.


CATHOLIC Social Centre converted a half-time lead of an only goal into a clear three-goal victory. They scored their first early in the game from a free kick headed powerfully home by central defender Chris


Sims. The remainder of- the half


was evenly contested in mid- field; but a’fterwards the stiong running of the Social Centie forwards yielded further goals They were scored by Shaun


Send in those results


SOME Ribble Valley Football Clubs are not notifying registration sec­ retary Mr E. Bolton of, the re su l ts of th e ir matches.


unable to prepare the league tables although the season is now a month old. Clubs are reminded that they are expected to notify him of their results immediately after the match. This will also enable him to pass on the information to us for' in-


This means that he is


' elusion in our columns. Newcomers to Division


. match will feature Rib- chester Cross Keys Res and Transport Res.


Three, Catholic Social Centre, will make their first appearance in a trophy competition on Saturday. They will be at home to Rimington Re­ serves in the preliminary round of the Eagle Sup­ plies Cup. The other


- •' Division One: Trinity v Chatburri (RB), 'Grindleton v


Read Utd (TP), Victoria v Ro­ chester CK (I'AD), Hurst Green v Royal Oak (TW).


Henthorn Utd (NB), Transport v Whallev (JD), Calderstones v Roe Lee West (NC), Read Utd' Res v Waggon and Horses (GB), Chatburn Res v Broe- khall (GS).


Division Two: Rimington v :■ • | Division Three: Lord Nelson


v Station Hotel (AB). Eagle Supplies Cup — CSC v Rimington Res (VM), Roches­ ter CK Res v Transport Res (TJ).


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