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neant tha t only four e three divisions of all League at the


Ribbie Valley Football League


Division One PW D L P


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'C......................1513 1 127 bum..................16 i l 3 2 25


Uria................... 12 6 2 4 14 .......... 15 5 4 6 14


tBdfd................15 8 1 b l i lUtd................ 13 6 3 4J5


HevAC............ 15 9 5 123 sRevs.............. 17 10 1 6 21


dleton............... 12 4 0 8 8 horn Utd............10 3 112 7


tv ......................15 1 212 4 lgMill................15 0 114 1


Itrstones.......... 16 2 1 13 5 l leF um tr ........ 11 2 0 9 4


] Bdfd Res.........13 10 1 2 21 ! Keys Res....... 10 9 3 4 21 ley A................ 15 7 2 0 10 in Hotel........... 15 5 4 0 14 n Cow............. 12 7 0 5 14 Nelson............ 15 5 3 7 13 lgton Res......... 13 3 2 8 8 tu n Res.......... 14 3 2 9 S n Res................ 13 3 1 9 7 y Res............... 14 0 113 ,1


urst Green


;ave it late Chipping 0,


ley Football League Ihes to be played on lrday, the needle game Iveen Chipping and Tit Green in Division ended in victory for


Hurst Green 1 of the few Ribbie


|y conditions, but one ie of the Chipping is its ability to dry


|ces. Chipping had two ising efforts cleared Ithe line and Hurst bn had to wait until the


[•easonably fast. >th s id e s missed


|ing minutes before netted the winner,


lipping: Hale, Hall (D), ler, Mercer, Hall (R), Hug- fVelch, Preston, Parkinson, Cottam. Sub: Howson.


)ckey side's


I two-goal recovery


|*st Bradford Ladies 2, Poulton 2


JT BRADFORD had live their home fixture list Poulton to the all- |her pitch at Hynd- Sports Centre.


Ilton are top of Division land at first it seemed the lirfaee would favour them, l i six minutes they scored one goal from a lucky off the post.


Ito the game. forwards moved the ball'


I gradually West Bradford


l i well, and Helen Chard's Kent pushes through the T wrong-footed the Poulton | ‘C. |ion Drinkall scored just the half-time to put into better perspective,


visitors. was an evenly con- id affair in rathe.r


■ in Velvets.......1511 1 3 23 Khali...................13 10 2 1 22


Division Three P W D L P


sport.................13 G 1 013 ngton................11 5 1 511 ^ee West......... 14 4 2 8 10 JU tdR e s .......... 12 5 0 7 10 Iron & Hrs........ 14 5 0 9 10


burn Res.........14 13 0 120 ping.................. 15 10 1 4 21 t Green............ 11 9 0 2 IS ley Res............ 13 8 0 5 10


Division Two PW D L P


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, February 28th, 1980 23 ’I Tennis volunteers ‘line up’ ' Clitheroe 3, Whitworth Valley 1


CLITHEROE share the leadership of the Lanca­ shire Combination after .their clinical finishing on Saturday, gave them two more vital points.,


Town team pulls in the crowds


than 600 spectators have been to Cntheroe’s last four home matches and Mr Whiteside believes this is just the start of things to come. “If you give the town of


level with Padiham and Barrow Reserves on 27 points — and the Shaw- bridge side has played two" games fewer than both of them. After taking an early


The win puts Clitheroe


lead, Clitheroe had to work hard to overcome Whit­ worth’s rigid and dull off­ side tactics — as well as thick mud — before their clinical finishing sealed victory. Clitheroe manager Dave


ANOTHER good crowd at Shawbridge on Saturday has delighted club chair­ man Mr Cyril Whiteside, who feels this adds fuel to the campaign to safeguard the future of the ground. An aggregate of more ■


Morris chose not to recall centre-half John Lawson, who was free after suspen­ sion, and decided not to risk Glen Wright, now recovered after an ankle injury. But the players who did,


Clitheroe a successful foot­ ball team, then people will come and watch as these gates prove,” said Mr Whiteside. “The attendances show


that there is a need for a town team, town ground and they also reflect the interest in the club,” he said.


take to the field needed just 55 seconds to find Whitworth’s net. Before the visitors had time to dirty their boots, Paul Cle­ ments had beaten their off­ side trap and delicately lobbed th e ball over 'keeper Clegg.- Whitworth’s players,


Swimmers win place in finals


RIBBLESDALE School put up an excellent per­ formance in an inter-school swimming competition sponsored by the York­ shire Bank Educational Service and held at the Hindley Pool, near Wigan, on Saturday. The under- 14s produced


who were bigger and heavier than most of Clitheroe’s, then decided that was enough entertain­ ment for one day. And although their offside pol­


Meanwhile the club con­


tinues its bid for the Com­ bination title with, a vital four-pointer at Leyland Motors on Saturday. Manager Dave Morris


“ ANYONE for ten­ nis?” is a request that will shortly be heard again in Clitheroe. ..


F o r a f te r many


months in the dol­ drums, the tennis sec­ tion of Clitheroe Cric­ ket, Bowling and Ten­ nis Club is back in bus­ iness with plans to revitalise the sport at the Chatburn Road courts.


icy was effective for most oi the match, it did little to delight the 192 spectators — Clitheroe’s highest league attendance of the season. Clitheroe’s cause was


was delaying picking his squad until he knew if there were any injury wor­ ries from last night’s away c la sh w i th C h o r ley Reserves. One man Mr Morris


.the past six games. Shawbridge stages the


not helped by the prema­ ture withdrawal of Cle­ ments, who had to dash home after half an hour following the news that one of his children had been involved in an acci­ dent. With substitute Keith


must be hoping comes th rough unscathed is striker Simon Whiteside who has netted in each of


semi-final of the Lanca­ shire Amateur Shield on Saturday between Great H arw o o d Town and Bamber Bridge. Because of this, the Reserves home meeting with Catholic YC has been switched to Lit- tlemoor. Again; the side’s, boss


Mr Tommy Townsend will wait to see if any of his players are needed for fir- s t- te am duty before finalising his line-up.


Players on cue for


snooker ties


THE quarter-final draw for the doubles and singles c om p e t i t io n s in th e Clitheroe and District Snooker league has been made.


Singles ties are: H. C. .


Clegg v I. Karim, F. Coar v M. Aitken, E. Tomlinson v W. Roberts, H. Frank- land v G. Dell. The doubles matches


Ibeautifully-struck goal by I Chard from a comer gave ■Bradford a 2-2 draw they Reserved.


ilucky 2nds


lliradford Ladies 2nd 0t 1 Chorley Ladies 3


1 West Bradford defence Ivays under pressure on a I pitch and did well to keep lire down. P. Rouse, in lmade some spectacular


|:i in the circle, and were not to score.


I West Bradford forwards langerous when they got


tace for Ithe top


Ilerstones A have an Ipoints lead over Bil- In A in the Clitheroe IVhalley Clubmen's I League as the result Itting Billington B.


Ib le Wanderers, the ions, have moved into ■lace, and are trying hard Ih up with the leaders, ■its: CCWMC A 6, Social I; Billington A 4, Low I; Calderstones A 0, Bil- I B 2; RB Legion 7, 1C B 1; Catholic SC 0,


loe CC 2; RWCC 6, Call ■es B 2.


le s t finish: P. Campbell ■ton A) 157. |:lubs have played 17


I and Iheir league posi- re:


Jfcrstones A 101, Billing-


193 RWCC 85, billington I'CWMC A 76, RB Legion liderstones B 03, Low 1 5 9 , CCWMC B 50.


■: SC 55, Social Club 40 loe CC 41.


■ I-'1 w


will be: L. Whittaker and B. Jones v A. Gudgeon and P. Wilson, J. Woolf and G. Dinsdale v A. Hall and H. Hudson, G. Robinson and I. Brown v I. Waddington and B. Waddington, A. Root and H. C. Clegg or A. McNab and J. Williamson v J . Hacking and R. Forshaw. F ixtures to be com­ pleted by March 8th.


Table tennis giants clash


CLITHEROE P ar ish Church Lower Hall will be the venue for a top-of-the- table clash between two county table tennis teams. On Saturday, starting at 630


p.m., table-topping Lancashire will meet Derbyshire, who are close behind in the title race for Division One (North) of the English Table Tennis Associa­


tion.


of the Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association, who has helped organise the event in Clitheroe, said this was the second year a county league match has been played in the town, One of the highlights should


Mr Alfred Veevers, secretaiy .


Jones on, Clitheroe took some time to reshuffle and only really moved into top gear well into the second half. The match ended as a


went through the centre of Whitworth? defence on his own, rounded Clegg and


shot home. Before the crowd had


contest with two goals in as many minutes naif an hour from the end. First, Simon Whiteside


some splendid swimming, winning three events to take second place overall and qualify for the finals at the Leeds International Pool, in May. As representatives of


this area, the youngsters will be striving hard to maintain their form. In a strong field the


under-17s swam extremely well. Captained by Simon Clark they won'the frees­ tyle relay and failed by only two points to qualify for the finals.


Results Under 14: Back stroke,


stopped applauding they were treated to the goal of the game. Tony Eyles and Keith


’4, Simon Clark; breast­ stroke, 3, Mark Mashiter. Freestyle relay, 1, Simon Clark, Richard Brough­ ton, Michael Rung, Derek Hearle. Medley relay team was


1, Andrew Nicholas; breaststroke, 1, Neil Birt- well; crawl, 3, Andrew Nield. Freestyle relay, 3, Andrew Nield-, Andrew Gower, Michael Richards, Andrew Glover. Medley relay, 1, Stephen Nicholas, Alastair Helm, Andrew Nicholas, Alastair Gore. Under 17: Freestyle, 4, Derek Hearle; backstroke,


Jones combined nicely for Jones to beat his full back and pull the ball back accu­ rately for Graham Walker to hammer in number three. Whitworth gained some


Derick Mercer, David W o rkm an , R i c h a rd B r o u g h t o n , M a rk Mashiter.


New darts


consolation for their slog in the mud with a goal in the 85th minute from Michael O’Loughlin. The match as a specta-


spc


cle, though, was spoiled by the pitch, which could well be ruined for the rest of th e se aso n . In d e e d , referee Mr J. Constable, of Langho, admitted that it was touch and go whether to postpone the game. Nevertheless, it’s two


organisers CLITHEROE and District Darts League have taken over the running of the panel darts competition at the Horse Shoe Inn, Clitheroe.


more points in the bag for Mr Morris and his team, games have produced no now emerging as one of the


asked to report to League representative Mr Alan Stretch at the Horse Shoe tomorrow (Friday) even­ ing (8 p.m.).


Players interested are


hot favourites for the title. Two Clitheroe players


were booked for fouls: Paul McGuire and Geoff Dover, who came on for Ian Sampson.


Whiteside (N), Eyles, Richards, M o r r is , Sampson, Eden, McGuire, Clements, Whiteside (S), Waiker. Subs: Jones and


C l i th e ro e : Underwood,


Dover. Whitworth Valley: Clegg,


Martindale, Taylor, Blud, Mar­ tin O’Loughlin, Law, Marshall, McHale, Michael O’Loughlin, Simpson, Howarth. Subs: Dung- worth and Shepherd.


Cub-Scouts


CLITHEROE and district Cub Scout F o o tb a l l League has named the fol­ lowing squad to report at T r in i ty Youth Centre, Clitheroe, on Saturday morning (9-30 a.m.) for the District games. Kick-off 10-15 am. Castle Field:


chanige in the leadership of


the three divisions. Division One: Royal Oak A,


Last week’s leag g


played 18, 101 pts; White Hart (17) 91: Craven Heifer (18) 87; Horse Shoe (18) 76; Bridge Inn (17) 70, Read Club 70, Commer­ cial 67, Copy Nook 61, Pendle Witch 5G, Judge Walmesley 51, King’s Arms 30.


Spring Mill 77 pts, Lower Buck 76, Black Bull 72, Black Horse 72, Victoria (Gt Harwood) 72, Royal Oak B 62, Buck (Grindle- ton) 54, Joiners Arms 41, White Horse 41, Waddington SC 33.


Division Two, all played 15:


Brockhall SC 73, Lord Nelson 71, Bonny Inn 68, Cross Keys 64, Victoria (Clitheroe) 64, Pen­ d le H o te l 60, Buck Inn (Clitheroe) 55, Station Hotel 49, Bay Horse 48, Brown Cow 47.


Division Three, all played 15: Michael Morton


with Michael finishing a mere two seconds ahead of John Doherty, of Leeds. Michael surprised even


But it was a close thing,


himself with his perform­ ance, for before the race he said he would have been happy even to clinch a spot among the front-runners. Despite the triumph, he


new members attended the section’s annual meeting to elect offic­ ers and nine people to serve on a committee to draw up rules and d i s c u s s w a y s to improve facilities. O f f ic e rs e le c te d


About 30 old and


were: chairman — Mr Roger Chaplin, secret- a ry — Mrs J a n e t Braithwaite, treasurer — Mrs Janet Hem- mingway. Mr Chaplin said the


response to the meet­ ing and the formation of the committce^was


“ a grea t success.” He added: “Now we


want to get at least two of the three courts in good shape and then we can start to attract


members.” Work has already


started to renovate the courts, with volun­ teers spending Satur­ day and Sunday morn­ ing tidying up and tak­


ing up the lines. “One of the courts is


in terrible condition and will need a lot of work, but the other two should not present too big a problem,’ said Mr Chaplin. Anyone interested in


joining or helping the tennis section should contact Mr Chaplin


(Tel. Clitheroe 23830), M r s B r a i t h w a i t e (24822) or Mrs Hem- mingway (23476).


Morton snatches national title


IT all came r ight for Waddington’^ Michael Morton on Saturday when he won the junior title in the National cross-country championships at Leicester.


way, proved he is now back to full fitness after being dogged by injury, by storming home on the six- mile course in 31 mins, 25


Michael (20), of Queens­


Clitheroe pack in full cry


Clitheroe 1st 24 pts Chorley 3rd 0,


FAST open rugby gained Clitheroe five tries,'two of them converted, on a quag­ mire of a pitch at Chorley where they met the home club’s third team.


which they allowed Chor­ ley to make the running, the Clitheroe pack began to show the scrummaging power which transformed the game.


After a slow start in


the Clitheroe backs to strike hard. Their first try was the best. The ball was won in a


Good possession enabled


scrum and carried the length" of the field by the threequarters and sup­ porting forwards. W i th th e C h o r ley


will not be able to take part in the world cross-country championships in Paris a week on Saturday. For Michael is just a few


defence in tatters, Roger Gregory scored a try which Peter Wilson converted. C l ith e ro e ’s forward


months too old to compete in the junior bracket at international level and so has lost the chance to win back the world title he landed at Glasgow two years ago. Places in the English senior team have gone to more experienced runners. It. is un lik e ly that


supremacy and the backs’ handling skill made more tries inevitable. First, hooker Phil Dins­


dale dived over the line from a lineout, and then Mick Fox scored a try behind the posts which Wilson converted. Powerful scrummaging


Michael will take part-in any more cross-country events this term. Instead, he will be gearing himself for the track season, which starts in April.


SQUASH SIDE '—FIGHTS BACK-J McLaughlin put in ^


be the game involving Lanca­ shire’s England international Donald Parker. Anyone is wel-


come to watch, and admission is free.


OLD RIVALS


WADDINGTON’S young side will have a real test of character on Saturday when they travel to meet


old rivals Hoghton in a Blackburn Combination Premier League fixture. The Reserves have an open ,


Traynor (Loyola), Scorah (Pendle), McCollou^h (Ribblesdale), Allen Mary's), Gardner, Braith­ waite, Penman (St Paul’s), F arn sw o rth , McBride (Trinity Panthers), Ellis, Wrigley, Ward, Johnson (Trinity Tigers), A. Cot­ tam, G. Cottam, Cherry, Jacques (Waddington), Cox, Currie (Whalley). League results:- Hodder Val­


ley 7, St Mary’s 1; Ribblesdale 0,


Pendle 4. > . , . The District games at Barr


date, so manager John Lundnas named a squad of 15: NuttajJ, Rimmer, Seedle, Bialecki (D), Bialecki (M), Bush, Bryom, Green,.Coleboume, Kirk, Gard­ ner, Miller, Spencer,. Gidlow, . Geldard. Players meet at Wag­ gon and Horses at 1 p.m.


V a l le y ) , S h e r l ik e r , season and pulled off a 3-0 success. Mark Chapman almost fourth and scraped home in


increased Empress’s lead command. •


oted to number three, played ■ a stylish, deter­ mined game, but lost 3-1. .


Dave Matthews, prom­ An unorthodox opponent;


with an original line;in dis- > guised forehand drives put paid ■ to - Malcolm Mac-- donald’s hopes.


blee (N." Yates).-Sunday— ■ He lost1 the f irs t 15 ’ lost in .five and lu c k WhalleyvRibblesdale(W.Ipho- Joints, saved the second". Weaver in four.* Peter,


UIBUivO n v wvumi " " "V v . ; Dixon). District Bv South Rib--an amazing


... lost the but lost narrowly. xT;„i,


fen), Pendle v Hodder Valley (J. , irame &fter being 6-0 down,. Parkes. had a fine, debut Rowley G,sbun> v Loyola (K.


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but lost 3-2, after being 2-1 in front and seemingly in


a tense decider. The seconds were hit by


injury but still pulled off a good win against Diners. Wins came from Eddie Vidler, Roger Altham and Dave Knignt (all 3-0), and Keith Tomlinson (3-1). Skipper John Willis was below his best and dropped the only point.


were' beaten. 4-1.‘ with Brian Smith, the only win-


At Belvale, the , thirds ;


enabled Gregory to break away and give the ball to scrum half John Coates who scored the fourth try. The match ended with


the final try.


Rugby teams


CLITHEROE RUFC (v Ashton-on-Mersey; away): P. Wilson, R. Wildman, A.


n ^ u ';nv'J“ ucv ‘u 1i ' E M P R E S S Squash Club’s f irs t team went down Rudd, R. Lund, D; Tatter- Preston (Chipping), Hoi- „ „ , g ^ gh0re in an exciting contest. Conor sail; A. Gordon, J. Coates',


M.AnrrbHn nut in the best neriormance of the R. Gregory,. M., Fox, A.


Parkinson; P. Ramsey, J. Holden; A. Sweeney, P. Dinsdale, R. Haworth. M e e t R i b b l e s d a l e


Clubhouse,: 12-45 ’ p.m. Clitheroe RUFC- 2nd


XV (v Upper Wharfedale, home): D. Tindall; T. Mason, S. Greatorex, I. Lambert, I. Richardson; M. Emmett, C. Roberts; J< Walker. K. Moore, T. Lee; G. Williamson, I. Dux- bury; J. Hill, D. Shepherd, A: Corless. Meet 1-45 p.m.


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